If you're looking for substance, Deadpool 2 isn't for you. I wasn't, and had a blast!

Rating: 8/10 (25 May 2018)

If you love fast-paced action, lots of vulgar jokes, and a character who breaks the forth wall constantly, you'll love Deadpool 2. As a matter of fact, if you loved the first Deadpool movie, you'll love this one ALMOST as much. The first Deadpool movie was better, just because it was something viewers hadn't seen before; a not-so-righteous super hero who makes jokes while killing the bad guys. And since Deadpool, Marvel has discovered that it can make lots of cash by including R rated super hero movies in the MCU.
What I loved about this movie is, and it sounds cliche, but sometimes you just want to go to see a movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. This movie is the epitome of that. Being a Marvel fan, and a Marvel movie fan, there were plenty of inside jokes that the casual fan may or may not get. Even so, the casual fan will have plenty to laugh at, if they enjoy lots and lots of raunchy, juvenile humor, like I do.
Ryan Reynolds was great this time around, but it was the newcomers to the franchise, Josh Brolin (Cable) and Domino (Zazzie Beatz) who stood out. With snagging the roles of both Cable and Thanos this year, Josh Brolin should send Kevin Feige a big, old gift basket. Cable was the perfect straight man to Deadpool's buffoon, and he embodied the deadliest of dead pan. Domino, with the powers of luck, had a scene fighting Cable that was beyond action-packed, and she could spout off funny one-liners with the best of them.
T.J. Miller and Karan Soni had expanded roles as Wade Wilson's buddies, which was just OK, in my opinion. Brianna Hildebrand as Negasonic Teenage Warhead wasn't in this one as much as I would have liked to see, but there were just so many characters, it was hard for them all to vie for scene time. Stefan Kapicic, who voices Colossus, had another fairly big role as Deadpool's number one bro-mance. Colossus's fight at the end with Juggernaut was a showdown that ever Marvel fan wanted to see.
Over all, if you're looking for a movie with substance, skip this one. It's not serious, and doesn't pretend to be. If you just want to be a fanboy for a few hours and laugh your head off, go see this movie.