The Ultimate Deadpool Experience

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2016)

This movie was fantastic. The plot was ingenious and I was rooting for Deadpool, Colossus, and Negasonic Teenage Warhead as they kicked Ajax's A word. The film explores Deadpool's origin and his anger at Francis aka Ajax. It also explores Wade Wilson's anger toward Ajax when his girlfriend Vanessa is kidnapped. Ryan Reynolds was the perfect Deadpool and emitted such a positive vibe that I can't get over the fact that he had the role of Deadpool. The 4th Wall was obliterated and the jokes were very funny. I was impressed with the cast as they knew their character and could, in one way or another, relate to him/her. The references to pop culture and the jokes in general were hysterical. For example, Deadpool is having sex with his girlfriend around Chinese New Year and she asks Wade what he wants and he says "Year of the Dog",. The action was at Marvel's best, trumping that of even Avengers: Age of Ultron. There was so much going on that you couldn't look away from the screen. The movie kept me fully entertained and I was not bored for a nanosecond. I especially liked the song played prior to the main fight, X Gon Give It To Ya, as it radiated Deadpool within it and was the best choice for part of the Deadpool soundtrack. The best part by far is the final showdown between Deadpool and Ajax as it wasn't only a hero vs. villain fight but also a fight to prove who was the better person with the better power (Ajax couldn't feel pain at all). This film was a perfect homage to the character of Deadpool/Wade Wilson. Although this is a comic book movie, this movie is rated a minimal R, so don't take anyone younger than 14 and even then, consider the choice deeply. In conclusion, this film was, as the title says, the ultimate Deadpool experience. The cast was well thought out and the film was treated with love and effort. Despite a budget of $58 million, the film was excellent and made $150 million on opening weekend alone. This film also has a lesson - no matter how much you suffer, you can do great things in life. Despite the torturous pain Wilson went through to become Deadpool, he defeated Ajax and saved his fiancé. This triumph over tragedy lesson will always stay with me in my heart. This movie was the best comic book movie and I would definitely recommend this to anyone over 14 years of age.