Disappointing

Rating: 3/10 (10 July 2016)

Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) has cancer and undergoes a procedure by Ajax (Ed Skrein) to cure him of the cancer, and it gives him super powers. The idea was to make Wilson a superhero who can be auctioned off to the highest bidder for other mercenary work, but he escapes from Ajax. The main problem is that his face changed to something hideous and he is afraid to confront girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin). He now calls himself Deadpool, and he needs to find Ajax who he believes can reverse the procedure and make him normal looking again.
What was good: the action scenes with generous compliments of CGI is spectacular and very creative. Kudos. The acting was good when dialogues weren't being too silly.
What was bad: Silly childish dialogues mostly from Deadpool, toilet humor, F-bombs and other disgusting sexual language. To be fair, sometimes Deadpool's humor was spot on. I said "sometimes."
Deadpool gets X-Men Colossus (Stefan Kapicic) and Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand) to help him defeat Ajax.
Notable: Leslie Uggums as Blind Al.
The movie would have been better if much of the bad stuff above was toned back a lot. The way this was presented was too over the top and bordered on being most annoying and childish, at times.
This movie has taught me to be wary of Marvel comics presentations to the big screen. They just go too far with language and toilet humor and now we can add silly dialogues. This was disappointing. (3/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: Yes, one time in the beginning. Nudity: Yes at a girlie bar. Language: Yes. Rating: D