Deadpool

Not funny, vulgar, and violent. Overall very inappropriate and boring.

"Deadpool" is the story of two like-minded individuals who fall in love amidst calamitous hardships – and physiology-altering mutant abilities with disfiguring side effects. Former Special Forces soldier Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) works as a mercenary-for-hire out of Sister Margaret's School for Wayward Children.

It wasn't a bad movie but I came in with high expectations. In the end, the funny moment cannot save a movie without a story.

This film tells the story of a man who is diagnosed with cancer, who undergoes transformation by a mysterious man to become a man with invincible powers. The only catch is that he becomes disfigured from head to toe.

Deadpool is the movie equivalent of the parents going out of town for the weekend while the high school throws a party, gets drunk, has sex in the backseat of the car and then pukes in the driveway, and in a good way. It appears as though Fox has turned a blind eye while director Tim Miller, star Ryan Reynolds and screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick run amok, having the time of their lives and thankfully bringing us along for the ride.

If you're a fan of the "Deadpool" comics, I think you'll be pleased with this long-awaited film. It is the Marvel comic faithfully adapted to the big screen, just with a lot more profanity and nudity.

In a world.. where superhero movies are often unnecessarily dark and gritty, #Deadpool comes along and shows you how it's done!

I enjoyed every minute in this movie. This will become an instant classic and one of the best movies Marvel has made.

Deadpool isn't your typical mainstream comic book character, he is rude, crude, violent and not for the kids. And this movie encompasses everything that has made Wade Wilson an unforgettable comic book icon.