Fun movie, flat storyline.

Rating: 7/10 (25 February 2016)

The dialogue and the uncut action definitely make this movie worthwhile. Deadpool is an unconventional character as he constantly projects his facetious, fourth wall-breaking humor while asserting his presence as the "anti-hero." The character has an acquired taste, and thankfully his attributes were perfectly portrayed on the big screen.
Ed Skrein (the actor playing Ajax) is guiding his path to stardom. The best scenes of the movie were with Ajax and Wade Wilson together, specifically the scenes of Wilson's transition into a "superhero." Witty remarks from Wilson, combined with the stone-cold language from Ajax, resulted in impeccable acting and dialogue.
With that said, I'm not sure if the movie lives up to the hype. Even a few of the comedic scenes had me scoffing and rolling my eyes. I'm a fan of the R-rated dialogue, though I found a few of the jokes to be stale and ignorant.
This movie met, but did not exceed my expectations. The plot does not thicken, and instead it drives a predictable storyline of Vanessa (Wade Wilson's lover) being kidnapped, which then sets up for a climax that I found to be rather standard.
The biggest accomplishment for this movie is that it served as a solid stepping-stone for the sequel.