Were they aiming for that ?

Rating: 8/10 (15 September 2016)

Love this movie! That's not an instruction. This movie is obnoxious and insulting, vulgar and violent, puerile and pornographic, stupidly sadistic and self deprecating in the most hilarious of non P.C. ways. Just great!
Top Gear's Hamster once described a supercar (Pegani Zonda?) as something a ten year old boy would draw/dream of (in a good way), or something along those lines. This is the movie version of that car. Imagine a plethora of foul language, impossible action moves, sexual references, comedic non life threatening results from ultra violence, and some naked lady boobs n bums. Everything that the inner ten year old in every bloke secretly wants in a movie. This movie is that movie. Awesome dude!
Part of the opening sequence sets the tone when Deadpool looks straight to camera and asks, "I know what you're thinking. Who's balls did I have to fondle to get my very own movie? I can't tell you, but it rhymes with Pulverine, and he's got a nice pair of criminals down under!".
Visually it's great. The "Matrix" style opening car crash sequence is fantastic and the CGI throughout is spot on. Although I had watched "London Has Fallen" just before, so my CGI acuity bar may have been lowered.
So: The script is great, the casting is great, the action is great, the acting is great, the directing is great, the production is great, it is visually great, what have I missed? Oh yeah there's a love story somewhere in there also, apparently, I'm sure it's great but what does a ten year old boy in a grown man's body care about that. I'm sure the girls will love it also.
Love this movie! It is an instruction. It should be a law!
Aside from all that, great to see Gina Carano (Angel Dust). She deserves more Hollywood action roles. If you didn't know, she is a proper hard ass, look her up, and she's gorgeous ta boot (Yes I'm a fan). Also R.R seems to have found a role that fits his, erm, acting style.
But what I'm most curious about the "post fire/horror" makeup that R.R. wears under the mask. To me, and maybe it is just me, but it's the spitting image of a younger, if less healthy looking, John Malkovich.
Were they aiming for that ?