Wade Wilson (Deadpool’s real name) is raunchy, extremely violent and profane.
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After being diagnosed with cancer, Wilson signs his life away to a shady organization that’s bent on activating mutant genes in willing test subjects.
“Your child may have this idea that “Deadpool” isn’t all that bad because the character has made a number of appearances in cartoons over the years”, KFVS-12 reported.
“It’s badass ” said Greensboro moviegoer Dakota Cruz. If you love Superhero movies you’ll love this, and if you’re sick of Superhero movies this is exactly the catharsis you’re looking for.
“ANT-MAN” was the first Marvel movie I could really sink my teeth into. He not only makes Deadpool a humorous character, but a compelling one who is driven by hard decisions. The Internet is eating out of the palm of Deadpool’s hand – which is just how he likes it, I’m sure – and Ryan Reynolds is having way too much fun both on and off-screen as the Marvel antihero.
And the movie is breaking records like the titular hero breaks the fourth wall.
The result is a thoroughly entertaining film that, while it grasps its title character’s unique nature by the horns, doesn’t go overboard with it. The encounters blend humor and gore, bringing to mind the likes of “Pulp Fiction” and “Django: Unchained”. “These are refined sequences full of creative violence and wit”. In fact, there’s word that the film’s screenwriters are already making plans for a sequel, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Imagine Quentin Tarantino directing a superhero flick and Deadpool wouldn’t be far wide of the mark.
Another unfortunate problem, the antagonist feels underdeveloped and underwhelming. We all know what happened to Iron Man 2.
Uninspiring villains aside, “Deadpool” is an enjoyable film. Or if you’re going to tear each other apart, do it comprehensively.
Plus, there’s the issue that even though Saturday Night Live can get pretty risqué in its late night time slot, Deadpool would undoubtedly be reserved in what he could and couldn’t say.
The best thing about this movie is that there is never a boring moment. The simple reason that it makes great use of its rating, it isn’t relying on the R to carry it to the finish line, but rather it uses it to enhance the humor of the movie.
As you may have gathered from this Valentine’s card to Deadpool, I adored the film.
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Honestly, if you decide that your child desperately needs to see Deadpool, then bite the bullet, accompany your kid to the theater and prepare for all the “are you serious?” looks that will nearly definitely come your way.
