Deadpool (2016)

• Year: 2016
• Released: 12 Feb 2016
• Country: United States
• Adwords: 28 wins & 78 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1431045/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/deadpool
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/deadpool
• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 2160p
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: R
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
• Runtime: 108 min
• Writer: Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick
• Director: Tim Miller
• Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, T.J. Miller
• Keywords: duringcreditsstinger, based on comic, aftercreditsstinger, superhero, mercenary,

	8.0/10
	65/100
	85% – Critics
	90% – Audience

Deadpool Storyline

Wade Wilson is a small-time mercenary. He meets Vanessa and falls in love. Life is idyllic until one day he is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Things look bleak but a man appears who says he can be cured, through a treatment that gives him superhero powers. After initially turning him down, Wilson agrees, and meets the man behind the project, Ajax. While undergoing the treatment he discovers that it will involve him becoming a mutant, and he will need to undergo several painful tests to discover what his mutant abilities are. Plus, Ajax is a sadist. The treatment results in Wilson getting powers of accelerated healing but also leaves him terribly disfigured. Ajax tries to keep him a prisoner but he escapes. He now has two aims: find Vanessa and make Ajax pay for what he did to him. Killing Ajax may not be as easy it seems, as Ajax is also a mutant and the meddling superhero Colossus and his sidekick Negasonic Teenage Warhead keep getting in the way. Oh, and Wade Wilson is now operating under an alias: Deadpool.

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Deadpool Movie Reviews

Super Fun & Unique …..

What a movie!!! Amazon star cast with unique story makes it delightful to watch. Specially REY REYNOLDS is all you want and all you wanna listen in the movie. Cinematography is at it’s best specially the dialogues are hilarious. One of the best marvel movies till date…

I am NOT the target audience for this one…please keep this in mind as you read.

I am a 53 year-old man…and the target audience for “Deadpool” is much, much younger. So, it’s not all that surprising that I wasn’t bowled over by the film like so many younger people I know. And, when I am not as enthusiastic about it, understand that I am writing my review mostly for folks who are NOT huge fans of superhero films. Sure, I’ve seen more than my share but I am growing tired of the whole genre. And, while “Deadpool” deliberately avoids some of this, it’s STILL a head on assault to your senses due to all the action and explosions…my primary reason for not being a superhero fan. Yes, there are tons and tons of explosions and action…that left me pretty cold…as did some of the ultra violence. What I did like was how Deadpool occasionally broke through the fourth wall and talked to the audience or made commentaries about superhero films…that I really liked. Overall, it’s a mixed bag for me…worth seeing and enjoyable but one I am very glad I waited until the film came to cable TV.

Like its hero, rough around the edges but not without its charms

Like Marvel films better than some do, have never been and never will be part of this ridiculous MCU vs DCU war, and the positive critical reception drew me in to seeing ‘Deadpool’.

Having now seen it finally, seeing as audience reaction seemed more divisive (especially here where the dislike is unnecessarily vitriolic) which did put me off watching it for a while, it was a good film if not a great one. It was very entertaining, and credit is due for trying to take more of a comedic edge to a genre that can be taken seriously (sometimes overly so) and for taking risks. At the same, ‘Deadpool’ is also uneven.

‘Deadpool’ for me did have its issues. Tonally, it is not always balanced, with too much emphasis on the humour and not enough on the action. Contrary to what others thought, most of the humour was enjoyable but there were jokes and lines that didn’t land very well due to taking it too far with the crudeness and childishness (some of the superhero cliché jokes felt very out of date and stale).

Other minuses are the overlong length, some repetition, a pretty forgettable villain and a rushed and muddled final act.

However, ‘Deadpool’ is very well made visually. Slick, stylish and brooding with typically well crafted effects. The music is haunting and rousing and most of the direction is very assured and sharp, if at times not always in control of the tonal balances. The action is dynamically choreographed and exciting, and the romantic and emotional elements just about avoid the mawkish sentimentality trap and instead give ‘Deadpool’ its heart.

Most of the humour is very funny, though its extremely black comedic nature has proven to be an acquired taste. As said, that it tried to incorporate humour into an often taken seriously genre was interesting and refreshing, even if there is a try too hard element at times with how it’s balanced with everything else. The story is a pretty lightweight one structurally, but the hugely energetic pace and sense of fun elevated it.

Ryan Reynolds brings charismatic charisma, vulnerability and great comic timing to the title role, one he was born to play and he successfully allows one to root for his character. All the cast do a more than serviceable job, Morena Baccarin coming over the most confidently.

In summary, good film if not great. Rough around the edges but not without its charm, like the titular character hero himself. 7/10 Bethany Cox