Great Fun, Bigger and Better than its Predecessor,

Rating: 9/10 (28 September 2018)

Deadpool 2 is a fantastic movie with a very well developed plot and a tremendous cast that shine in both comedic and more dramatic moments. As much as I was looking forward to this, I really did not think it would manage to top the original, I was prepared to be entertained, but I did not give my hopes up on it being spectacular. I was blown away from just how thoroughly entertaining, funny and investing it really was, by far one of the best sequels that has been done in awhile, it manages to go bigger without getting carried away with itself.

The only major issue I had with the film was the lack of development they put in to Cable. Despite Josh Brolin really bringing it to the part, they left a lot of details out about him, and being someone who was not previously aware of the character, I would like to have known a bit more, he needed a lot more scope.
The cast is all around brilliant, Ryan Reynolds is as great as ever in the title role that we can see is still a dream come true for him to play, and it's immense fun just watching him having a ball. Brolin, who already wooed the hearts of Marvel fans as Thanos, annihilates it again in a major part, Zazie Beetz, whom I really admire from her work in Atlanta, had a terrific presence as Domino and manages to match up against two major actors playing well known characters, she was an absolute scene stealer.
Pure fun, as well as an engaging story. Proving that sometimes, bigger is actually better, Deadpool 2 is a blast from beginning to end, I would recommend to all fans of the franchise, it is a must see.

Wade Wilson seeks vengeance and works to protect a young mutant, along with new friends and foes.

Best Performance: Ryan Reynolds