Just like Robert Downey Jr stands for Iron Man, Ryan Reynolds stands for Deadpool.

Rating: 8/10 (14 February 2016)

The debuting director Tim Mller manages to show great shots of action e give the right rhythm to the film. Using the Man of Steel way of telling origins stories, the movie balances between the super hero origin story and his mission to take down the villain which is very badly built. The tone of the film is broken only by its antagonists. They can't be taken seriously and don't represent a big threat. The jokes are very well placed and are a delight to the public, especially the ridiculous amount of bad language. Since is a movie for mature audiences, the sex and violent scenes don't hold back and seen to be enough to hold the movie. More than that wasn't necessary. Wade's friend credited as the "Comic Relief" is not that funny, Deadpool himself is above him in this matter. About the X- Men, Deadpool himself makes a joke about that the studio couldn't pay the other X-Men members, giving space to a CGI Colossus and the young mutant Negasonic Teenage Warhead. Both perform great action scenes and serve as a support for the Merc with a Mouth. The movies makes jokes all the time with everything imaginable, full of references of the pop culture, the X-Men universe, and super hero movies in general, even Ryan Reynolds himself. The movie even counts with a exciting post credit scene, It worth wait in the theater for a while.