Exactly what it said it would be, Spoilers subject to interpretation

Rating: 8/10 (24 May 2016)

This film could not have been any better, mostly because 20th Century Fox believed they would fail with an R rating so they gave them a minimal amount of money and a minimal amount of time. That being said, because I felt someone had to, they succeeded anyway. Deadpool, as a character is perhaps the most brilliantly simple character in the Marvel Universe. He is immune to death. Likewise his character's true gift, in the sense of entertainment, is his unique 4th Wall awareness. Deadpool is the only character in the Marvel Universe to know he is in a comic book. That has always made him different from anything else out there (In terms of DC or Marvel). This film was fun. The casting, without taking the time to single out Ryan Reynolds who seemingly was born for this specific role, was great. The supporting cast and antagonists blended well, Morena Baccarin was hysterical, beautiful, and well-motivated. Ed Skrein was a sufficient antagonist who played a one-dimensional character (by design) with enough tenacity to help you thoroughly despise him. Brianna Hildebrand was great, playing the quintessential teenager (though for whatever reason with different mutant abilities than her source material counterpart, possibly due to the time line divergence in X-Men films). Ryan Reynolds was perhaps the most comfortable of any superhero in any superhero film (Though he is actually both playing and based on a character who is an Anti-hero). His quips were delightful. As stated this is the role he was meant to play (When he was actually permitted to talk for his portrayal). Karan Soni was another supporting cast member (of many) who did a lot with a very small amount of screen time as Dopinder (the reoccurring cab-driver). CGI Colossus was forgivable and, though physically a figment of some computer programmers imagination, an amusingly well-written stereotypical Russian immigrant. T.J. Miller was excellent. His character was comic relief in what is a comic relief film but it was all the more entertaining with his contribution. Gina Carano as Angel was an unfamiliar face to me but she owned the role well and provided a decent secondary antagonist to Skrein. This film didn't surprise me or attempt to surprise me and in this rare case that is perfectly acceptable. The breakdown.
Audio Experience: 8.5 It really didn't mesmerize in the sense of original score but it didn't really have to. The Soundtrack was great and somewhat cathartic.
Visual Experience: 8.8 It was better than the budget should have permitted with everything timed well, amusing Easter Eggs for the keen-eyed fan, and enjoyable physical comedy by the parties involved.
Emotional Experience: 9.0 It wasn't intended to be an emotional roller-coaster. It's a comedy-action-science fiction-superhero film for adults. Any attempt to force it would have ruined the film and they make a point to let you know that while blatantly mocking those who hide such remedial attempts at deep soul-searching content. The 9.0 is for being exactly what it said it would, standing up against the Studio's film-hacking hands even when it meant a lower budget to work with, and for providing quality entertainment without spitting in the base demographics face.
Overall: A great film for those who enjoy explicit and violent comedies, violent superhero movies, and a film that can be so juvenile on purpose it magically becomes brilliant. Congrats to the cast, writers, and director for their part in making the second highest grossing Rated R film in movie history (Just, and I do mean just, after Passion Of The Christ at the time of this review) Recommendation: If you fit the previously stated demographic I recommend you see this film if you haven't already. I would strongly advise parents not to permit their kids to see this film, knowing full well they probably already have without you knowing if the question was even posed.