Deadpool, in one word, Brilliant!

Yes, the latest Star Wars, walked out of that thinking they could have done so much with the sun destroyer idea, but p*** it all away with a B grade, Death Star gulley scene....and a spoilt brat villian!

And a Lord of the Rings ending!

If you hate X men, and superheros in general, then l would say it might be worth your while? They seriously dump on the X men franchise, eventhough it is the same company that produced all of the superhero movies!

Some of the jokes might be a bit silly, but, oh, well, if you are into black humor then it is great!


You didn't go to the 6.30 screening at Eastland, l had one guy in the audience do the same thing.

When the AJ...., what is your real name scene came up, he laughted loud enough for most to look his way, but not enough to get carted away!

Glad that some enjoyed themselves, too many living dead viewers in my country!

With all of the gloom and crap in our world, it is good to see a company that can laugh at itself, and get away with it.

Captain Deadpool, nah!

LOL, Indian dude, "I didn't tell him, that, (yes)"!.....he got slammed by the other car, so he probably ended up hanging by his feet under a vat of,...better not say,....probably?

The one he had in,....his car, (don't want to give too much away).


Love the X men house reference, lol, but l think that deadpool needs to work on his drawing skills!


Funny that you mentioned that Claude, l tried the same thing, packed on Val, day, but fairly quiet on Tuesday!

That's impossible. That would require superior critical thinking skills.

If anyone is going to over-critique, it would be you, because of your superior critical thinking skills.

That's great, Terra. Tell it to the box office receipts.

Sorry guys. I guess you can call me Bobby Bummer as Iam right there with Terra Trouncer LOL

I remember taking my nephew years ago to Spiderman movies on the big screen.. Tortuous sitting thru that stuff..

Boring as boring can get. Just stupid scenes that do not even make sense .

Actually my best friend and me have had an ongoing discussion about this. He is a big sci- fi, Superhero lover, as well as a non stop unrealistic Action lover

He says he goes to the Movies to escape. He took me to Fast and Furious and I left him there after 30 minutes of this boring rubbish and went and grabbed a beer. True story lol

I tell him I go for inspiration and critically acclaimed classics, also realism that hits close to the heart, and general good drama and plots that stimulate actual Thinking.

Movies like Shawshank Redemption, Silence of the Lambs, A Time to Kill, Debbie Does Dallas
Apocalypse Now, American Sniper, Rear Window.... just to name a few

Saw it yesterday.

Yeah, don't take kids to see it.

But from the opening credits (big laughs) to the end, the movie makes fun of super hero movies, has lots of inside jokes, and breaks the Fourth Wall.

Ryan Reynolds (as Deadpool) makes fun of himself, other actors, other characters, the producers, directors, and lets us in on the jokes.

I forgot that in the comic book, Deadpool talks to the reader, because he somehow knows that he's in a comic book story. They translate that idea very well in the movie.

This movie could have gone very very wrong. But it was entertaining.

Throughout the movie, I was thinking that this might be how the Batman movie of 1989 could have gone, if they wanted to stay with the camp edition like the 1960's TV show.

Incredibly well thought out humor. And plenty of action.

Riffle would love it. Sharp devious humor.