DeadPool

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Not entertaining enough.

 

One of my girls watched it the other week. She's been trying to explain avocado sex to me now.

 

"Lousy"

 

Best movie I've seen in a while. Fun

 

I appreciated this too. When I saw Cap's Civil War recently, I was immediately put off by the opening action sequences. I'm so tired of Bourne-like action filming.

 

After watching Deadpool, Cap paled in comparison. Was disappointed first time I saw Civil War.

 

Prefered KickAss, AntMan and GOTG.

 

Watched this last night. Quite excited by all the fuss from a while back.


Hmmm well...bit disappointing really. Most of the best parts (as I kind of worried) were in the trailers. It was okay but over-hyped. The script needed a little more work and a few of the other characters.

 

Going to watch it again then trade the Blu ray.

 

I just watched it again on Blu-ray and still had a blast.

 

Tbe best bit are the other mutants.

 

Creative differences between Ryan Reynolds and director Tim Miller on the sequel:

Director Tim Miller, Ryan Reynolds Part Company On ‘Deadpool 2’ »

 

I agree with Neo: this does not bode well...

‘Deadpool’ Director Tim Miller Exits Sequel Over Creative Differences »

Apparently, the problems lay with the casting of new villain Cable:

The casting issue also eventually came to a head over the possible booking of Kyle Chandler in the sequel. Mashable movie reporter Jeff Sneider first reported Chandler’s potential involvement with the “Deadpool” sequel during a “Meet the Movie Press” podcast, saying that the actor’s name has been “floating around for Cable for months.” The insider closer to the situation tells TheWrap that Miller wanted the “Bloodline” star to play Cable, though Reynolds did not and that the studio, ultimately, backed its marketable star.

'Deadpool 2' Director Departs Over Creative Differences w/ Ryan Reynolds »

 

Ron Pearlman would be the best choice Kyle Chandler a big no..

 

Anyone pick up the picture disc additional music to the soundtrack? I thought of buying one.

 

So, they've been showing this on HBO a lot, and I noticed:
When he asks Ajax, "What's you real name? What is it, Bruce, Scott, Dave..?"
Is that a small reference to the great Canadian comedy team "The Kids In The Hall"?

 

I absolutely loved it. Most fun I'd had in the theater in a long time.

 

Gag reel, outtakes and alternates. Of course it's rude/crude and not for the kiddies.

 

I tried to watch but couldn't make it through. Lots of people love it though, so it's probably just me.