It was entertaining. It wasn’t horrible. I liked the cameos with the villain. It wasn’t a masterpiece. But it was fun. I liked the fights between Wolverine and Deadpool. They showed their relationship and it made the ending make sense.
Where it was lost is that it was not the silly Deadpool that was in the first two. I wish there were more parts with the prior two casts that drove the ending and story. But it was already long.
I would watch it again. It’s better than the latest Thor and a needed addition to the MCU.
Are you talking about the second movie where he was suicidally depressed the whole time?
Deadpool was incredibly silly in this movie. Like the other movies, his comedy got complimentary screentime with his serious motivation.
Ah crap, I’m gonna go see this in IMAX on Monday. I guess I should prepare to be disappointed.
Not sure what people are talking about here but I thought it was amazing. I loved it.
I went to watch it yesterday.
The plot is paper thin and the movie banks heavily on nostalgia and fan service.
This article accurately describes how I felt after watching the movie.
Sounds like a movie i’ll pirate and turn off after half an hour.
Since when was Deadpool part of the MCU? Yes it’s Marvel, but it’s its own thing on the side and for a different audience. Just like the spiderverse movies aren’t part of the MCU.
This isn’t journalism, this is someone gaining clicks from the topic of the day.
just like with Star Wars the canon story kept changing to maximize profits ruining the story telling part
all eye candy now
I enjoyed it, 3.5/5 stars, but there are issues beyond the self referentiality.
It feels overlong. The constant fights between Deadpool and Wolverine grow tiresome. The swearing is at the level of a 12 year old trying to be edgy.
Those are actual complaints that don’t involve the subject matter, which I’m totally down for. I was slightly disapponted they went with a Music Man reference instead of Greatest Showman, but fine, whatever.
