Deadpool from comics to A film?

Rating: 3/10 (18 July 2016)

After watching Deadpool, being a comic lover, I thought that the dramatization and personal life of 'dead pool' wade Wilson was overly exaggerated, to the point of making the character simply dumb. The character Jubilee and Colussus were accurate portrayals to their comic counter-part, however Deadpool was overly talkative and lost his furious approach to all-things decadent. I was honestly expecting his voice to be charred and more cruel (less happy). I mean isn't that why there's a yellow bubble around the character's voice in the comics? Although Ryan Reynolds joked around and played the part well, even if the director missed some actual personifications, I would have maybe used a less personalized script. To me Deadpool is a new York street hobo, whom was slightly borrowed from Deathstroke the Terminator, Rorschach from watchmen and maybe IDK spider-man in personality and in this regard Rob Liefield is a genius. However, the movie itself was drab and made me think of deadpool as some loser whom gets a quick-rich scheme if you know what I mean. Not because of the actors themselves but because of the directing to please Rob Liefield...the jeans commercial guy..loll. No really he's been in comics since the early 90s, so he knows what characters work, and what characters don't. This movie was another Spawn IMHO. It was just a movie with a crazy budget. I would in fact like to see more of the third party characters then deadpool during the escapade. The Matrix style effects though, works, and I wouldn't know it from a movie made in the late 90s. Another minor miss would be the mask not doing the Lobo's fetal's giz gesture syndrome, idk a big eye and a small eye...No kids we won't be seeing a sequel. For reasons unknown, Deadpool needs a plot, without the love and romance. I would like him to be more carefree? Chris Pratt could play deadpool more effectively like idk Daniel Day-Lewis. Then, if you could use some sort of Sin city like transition to comics in the scenes that would be too cool. In the end though, Deadpool was just too tame.