A comedic, action packed, and vulgar telling of how Deadpool came to be.

Rating: 10/10 (31 March 2016)

**SPOILERS** This is not a romance movie. Bloody, violent, and full of nudity, Deadpool is not a movie for the weak. No matter how many billboards, television commercials, or people saying how great it is, it is by no means a romance movie. However, it is a great movie if you're up to vulgar scenes, obscure language, and plenty of well-placed fires. The scoring of the movie was based on a scale out of five well-placed fires. In the movie there is a significant role that the well-placed fires play. Due to the nudity content, the well placed fires aid in keeping the film rated R.
I found Deadpool to be hilariously funny throughout the whole movie. The relationship between Wade and Vanessa showed to be one of shady vulgarity and plenty of sexual contact. Although, like most couples they had their arguments at some points yet they still show a strong affection toward each other. When tragedy hits them hard, Wade sets on a desperate attempt to rid him of his cancer. This also meant leaving Vanessa behind as he set out to become a superhero. As he gets wheeled into an eerie and dark so-called hospital Wade meets Ajax, later known as Francis, and gets his first taste of torture in their attempts to make him a superhuman. While they said they would make him a superhero, their actual attempt was to create Wade into a human with super abilities, they would then sell Wade into slavery. Due to the fact Wade talks back a lot and sasses everyone with his sarcasm and humor, Ajax becomes very annoyed and tortures him even further to the point where he becomes known as Deadpool. Deadpool becomes obsessed with one thing in mind: finding Francis and making him fix the mess he's become. Overall, I feel like the directors did a great job with turning this comic book character into a well thought out movie. I loved the comedy throughout, yet it still had a feel of sadness, romance, sass, and action. Deadpool definitely earned it's way to five out of five well placed fires.