Not your average Disney superhero film

Rating: Null/10 (16 August 2016)

The new age of superhero movies shows how meta references and involving an expanding world of superheroes can create an entertaining flick.
Deadpool isn't an average hero who has noble intentions or wants to save the world for the right reasons.
Deadpool is in it for the revenge and to make something out of his worthless life. I saw bravery and true potential from him in the start when he was willing to risk his life for a girl who's boyfriend wouldn't leave her alone. Most wouldn't care or get involved.
He undergoes experiments to transform his body into a super mutant, but instead is betrayed by the mad scientist to become a slave.
While in not usually a fan of self aware films that pretend to be intelligent or witty yet this turned out to be a hidden gem.
Ryan Reynolds has come along way from being a pretty face and a one note actor to be a leading man. He brought heart and conviction to this role.
The xmen extras felt a little phony and not true to form of the characters we seen portrayed in the xmen series. Yet I found a certain appeal in their willfulness to risk livelihood and loved ones for the greater good.
The leading lady willing to over look psychical beauty for the man inside was touching. She didn't care what anyone thought or how strange they looked in public. You don't get depth like that in super hero movie or kick-ass.
Still it leaves the question on if Deadpool is gay, straight or bi since some of the action or phases he sprouts are questionable about his sexuality.
The final fight scene was magnificent and kept you guessing. Will he save the girl or let her go to save mankind. It was heartbreaking, funny and touching.
It earned all ten stars. Don't be put off commercials that don't do It justice.