Breaking the 4th wall about lazy writing, while still including lazy writing

Rating: 3/10 (1 December 2019)

This is without a doubt a lost potential. I feel as though if this movie was made in a different time with the same technology, It would in reality deserve the rating which it has. However in this reality - It doesn't. In fact It's a fun but unfunny mess filled with unnecessary social justice self-critique, while still filled with social justice elements like multiculturalism, girl with a short hair which is a lesbian for the sake of being a lesbian and a strong independent woman who just happens that she survives the parachute fall of the X-Force just because it happens that her super power is that. A talentless actor fat kid who stutters and mispronounces, is the main plot of show, but who somehow makes Deadpool want to save him for no apparent reason, while being an anti-hero who for the most part, who doesn't give a crap about anyone except his wife who died. Does Deadpool cared about the people who killed his wife? About their families and kids? Yet he wants to save the fat kid with generic powers, who kills Cable's wife and daughter in the future. And for what reason? Simply to show he helps kids who are discriminated. Good job guys. It's not like this message hasn't been shoved in our face hundreds to thousands of times already.
Not only that, but despite the plot being so ironically lazy, that doesn't excuse it for being lazy.
"That's just lazy writing" - says Deadpool, by breaking the 4th wall when Cable explains why he couldn't have gotten further in the past to save his wife and daughter.
Yeah Reynolds, we get it. How is that going to change the fact that It's lazy writing?
Now I know humor is subjective, but this was just filled with jokes that are outdated and cringey.