Grandiose of humour

Rating: 10/10 (12 February 2017)

If it wasn't for Ryan Reynolds I would have probably turned this off. Not only does he deliver a fantastic performance as the smooth talking, slice, and dicing mercenary but he portrays one of the most beloved characters in the Marvel industry. Deadpool. A fast moving one of a kind soldier of fortune who is dishonourably discharged from the special forces to becoming part of the Sister Margaret's School for wayward girls on behalf of humanity. He or his cohorts can be contracted to do in criminals as they see fit for a price, yet he is more of a big brother than killer for those who pay a fee only to be discounted because of his giving nature.
During his momentous flirtation against evil he learns he has full body cancer for which there is no cure. Paired up with a woman he had met previously at the school they become an item that has to endure the hardships of trying to find said cure in order for them both to live normal lives. When he is confronted by a shady man dressed in black wade (Reynolds) is told his infliction can be eradicated and even improved with powers of his own. Conflicted daily he takes the leap into the underworld of Ajax. His nemesis who turns his body into an immortal shell. Wade no longer has cancer but his anatomy can also eliminate any other disease even death.
Brutally grotesque from a side effect wade then goes on a crusade to finding his benefactor so he can be turned back to normal but through out his days wade becomes increasingly irritated because Ajax slips through the cracks. With every job, with every thug, and with a friendly cab driver named Dalpinder wade keeps his sanity by the use of crude humour, which to me made this film what it is today. A romp of ultra violence, with breath taking action from beginning to end, and on top of that uses eighties music to top it off like a cherry.
Deadpool to me is brilliant turn of thrill where a person can laugh their butts off while watching a cool character turn a city into a viable roller coaster ride without the protective safety harness. Story, plot, theme as well as originality gave this film ten stars for its remarkable sequences of spills, chills, and down right brutality. It's not often a movie of this calibre can equal to some of the more high end block busters like X-men or Avengers. Even though Deadpool is on his own by his code of honour, Wade Wilson will live on as the most influential character to our daily lives for its wit, cathartic players, and the odds and ends of side spin actors who helped in creating a one of a kind hero.
It is a wonderful addition to my library where I can watch it again, and again until the next instalment comes out next year. From what I heard it is just as loud, violent, and crazy funny as the first film. Highly recommended to all hero fans all over the world, young and old. Although for the young... ages of seventeen and up is appropriate.