A wildly entertaining sequel

Rating: Null/10 (21 May 2018)

Josh Brolin is awesome. For the last month, he has been dominating world cinema with his formidable supervillain Thanos. All the moviegoers have been talking about him and his character. Here in this film Deadpool 2, he continues his dominance with a new supervillain Cable, and this time the new character has a heart. In some way, Josh Brolin is transforming the character development of villain that is usually bad for no reason, in the sense that his charaters are either reasonable or not that bad, or both.
This sequel improves over its 2016 original movie "Deadpool" in terms of the number of jokes and the number of topics covered in the jokes. Particularly, it refers to Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech. It also touches on James Cameron's actioners "Terminator" and "Terminator 2" that some villain is traveling back in time to kill some boy, preventing something in the future to happen. Even Brolin's makeup is similar to that of Schwarzenegger.
Of course, nothing is perfect. The shortcoming of this movie is the same as its original, which is that the plot is too simple. Besides, the profanity and violence prevent it from being a family-friendly movie.