Second in the series, dark comedy with an irreverent anti-hero.

Rating: Null/10 (19 September 2018)

I watched the first Deadpool two years ago, my wife watched it with me but decided to skip this one. I watched it at home on BluRay from my public library.
For me the only really annoying thing is the constant filthy language, it may be faithful to the comics, I don't know, but it gets distracting very early. It just isn't necessary at the frequency they choose to use it. Almost as if they are saying "Hey look, I can use all the vulgar language I want in this R-rated movie."
For those who can get past that the movie itself is frequently very entertaining, especially when the humor is injected. One example, there is a character that is invisible, until he lights up after parachuting into high power lines. Whose face do we see? Brad Pitt.
So Ryan Reynolds is back as Wade Wilson who is mostly in costume as Deadpool. He also provides the voice for the very large convict, Juggernaut. His chief nemesis in this movie becomes Josh Brolin as Cable, a cyborg from the future out to get a mutant to prevent future problems. But Deadpool, searching for a "family" is intent on saving the boy.
I watched the extended 2 hour 13 minute version, in many respects the whole movie represents a sensory overload.