A big risk and a bullseye.

Rating: 8/10 (19 February 2016)

Marvel simply fails to bore me. I mean, seriously, X-Men, Spiderman, Captain America, The Avengers and now, Deadpool. Deadpool is a film that combines both bloody action and comedy. It is a great mix that a fairly low number of films get to achieve. Kind of reminds me of the last year's Kingsman. As for the story, it is, by no doubt, one of those typical superhero stories. I mean, every superhero starts out somewhere, right? Peter Parker got bitten by a spider, Captain America was in some sort of a Mengele project and here is Wade Wilson, turned into an immortal freak who is both a pervert, a family man and a butt-kicker.
The entire styling move where the main character knows that he's in a movie (not to mention that basically Ryan Reynolds plays himself who plays Deadpool aka Wade Wilson) is in most of the films just a downfall and just fails to deliver. However, Deadpool uses (mentions) this concept at a very low and mid-frequent rate that someone would say it's barely noticeable, but it still is quite much noticeable. These little details tell a much more detailed story about Deadpool, because let's face it, not that many people have heard or read a single thing about him before the film was announced last year.
As for the side characters, there always has to be someone who is mocked by Deadpool. But this is not a group from another universe, this is all an 'inside job', and when I say that, I mean by Marvel only. A chroma plated, metal headed robot/human in a metal suit and a girl with quite undefined super powers are quite a treat. They don't appear as much, but when they do, the best action happens.
Taking everything into consideration and my review not being complete, I have to say I really enjoyed watching this film at the movie theatre. I do recommend you watch it with your partner, since Deadpool isn't just a superhero movie, it's also a love comedy that is even better than most of the mentioned-genre movies out there.
Deadpool - 8/10