Deadpool

[toddly6666]

Does anyone think that people will look up Deadpool comics more so now that movie exists? I am more curious to read Deadpool over Guardians of the Galaxy.


Also at beginning of movie, what the heck was Ajax's meeting about with the dude he picks up by the neck? It's funny that it seems to be the beginning of some evil bad guy deal.

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

Going to see this Monday, early afternoon - too many idiots bringing kids/babies this wk-end from what I'm reading, lol. Hopefully, there won't be any issues at my showing.

Mondays Presidents Day. Kids are off from school. lol

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by tommyboy81

Mondays Presidents Day. Kids are off from school. lol

[UK_fan_05]

Originally Posted by toddly6666

Does anyone think that people will look up Deadpool comics more so now that movie exists? I am more curious to read Deadpool over Guardians of the Galaxy.

They have been for a while. The first appearance of Deadpool, New Mutants #98, has went up a significant amount since the movie was announced and trailers released. Selling for right around $1k graded.

[Jasonic]

Originally Posted by supersix4

Probably good I'm not a moderator or a presidential candidate I'd ban you from speaking

Geez! And I liked the movie. Scared to see what you would do to someone that hates it.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by UniSol GR77

This is my personal theory about the continuity. If this argument bores you or hurts you in any way, please don't read:

[Show spoiler]In Timeline Prime, Wade's father became Weapon XI/"The Dead Pool" a.k.a. Barakapool. In 1981 AC ("X-Men Origins: Wolverine").

Thank God, 2023 Wolverine changed the events of 1973 and created a new timeline: Timeline Sigma. In this new timeline, Wade's father never became part of Team X, instead married a woman and birthed Wade Winston Wilson Jr. (named after him).

Wade Winston Wilson Jr. is the one who will become the proper and legit "Deadpool" in 2016.

So Deadpool is the son of Barakapool

To bad your wrong and Yahoo already had where in the timeline this falls guess what it ignored Origins completely as per Reynolds himself

[Groot]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

Solid flick, but not great for me. I felt the fourth wall breaking was a little overkill, and it overall feels a bit disjointed. There are some genuinely great moments though, such as breaking his hands and foot. Reynolds definitely felt born to play the part, and I enjoyed all the characters for the most part. Definitely glad the movie is going to be a big success. I'd love to see what they will do with a bigger budget.
3.5/5

Glad you liked it, at least the majority of it.

It needed the fourth wall breaking though, that's Deadpool comics in a nutshell.

[McCrutchy]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

Solid flick, but not great for me. I felt the fourth wall breaking was a little overkill, and it overall feels a bit disjointed. There are some genuinely great moments though, such as breaking his hands and foot. Reynolds definitely felt born to play the part, and I enjoyed all the characters for the most part. Definitely glad the movie is going to be a big success. I'd love to see what they will do with a bigger budget.
3.5/5

it's sixteen walls.

[Jasonic]

Originally Posted by Groot

Glad you liked it, at least the majority of it.

It needed the fourth wall breaking though, that's Deadpool comics in a nutshell.

I never said it shouldn't have it, just that it was overkill. I'm simply judging it as a movie, not how faithful it is.

[Groot]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

I never said it shouldn't have it, just that it was overkill. I'm simply judging it as a movie, not how faithful it is.

Oh, Okay.

[Rodney-2187]

There would be more of a problem if he DIDN'T break the fourth wall.

[PLG1962]

I liked the film better when it was titled Kick-Ass

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

Geez! And I liked the movie. Scared to see what you would do to someone that hates it.

You missed the satire in it.... Another genius comment lost in the Internet

[DarkEco910]

There was a couple that brought their five-year-old daughter to Deadpool. I honestly can't understand how they or the ticket taker would think that would be ok. Parents of the year right there for bringing her to a violent, vulgar, and lewd film. That should be considered child abuse.

Second time going today, and this time it was in IMAX. Such a great movie!

[toddly6666]

Originally Posted by UniSol GR77

This is my personal theory about the continuity. If this argument bores you or hurts you in any way, please don't read:

[Show spoiler]In Timeline Prime, Wade's father became Weapon XI/"The Dead Pool" a.k.a. Barakapool. In 1981 AC ("X-Men Origins: Wolverine").

Thank God, 2023 Wolverine changed the events of 1973 and created a new timeline: Timeline Sigma. In this new timeline, Wade's father never became part of Team X, instead married a woman and birthed Wade Winston Wilson Jr. (named after him).

Wade Winston Wilson Jr. is the one who will become the proper and legit "Deadpool" in 2016.

So Deadpool is the son of Barakapool

Please dont mention that movie or even try to connect it - dont be a buzzkill!

[Ant1010]

I really hope Wolverine is in the sequel with Jackman returning. I know he said he is done after Wolverine 3 but if Fox just puts him in his Blue and Yellow suit with some pads to make him look big it will save him from having to get in tip top shape at the gym. He doesn't have to be shirtless and worry about dieting and training. I know that is one of the main reasons he wants to be done with the character and this could totally work

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by toddly6666

Please dont mention that movie or even try to connect it - dont be a buzzkill!

In 1994 I watched xman which lead me to liking deadpool which lead me to playing the games which lead me to seeing this movie that is my personal theory lol

[WVMark]

4.5 out of 5. It was a good movie. Entertaining, action, comedy, solid romantic moments, action, great one-liners, action, didn't falter anytime during, and I found myself laughing a good bit.

Lots of pros to the movie. Okay, mostly pros. Good flow to the movie so that it doesn't bog down. A couple of good romantic moments. Lots of great action, although a bit too much of the quick camera fast cuts. Hate those. Hilarious dialogues. Mostly a great choice of actors. Good editing and direction, overall.

Cons. Villain wasn't really a villain. But, that being said, I can see why he wasn't. It's a kind of origin story for Deadpool, so it fits. But, the movie kind of fails just a bit because of that. Not much, mind you. The parts with Colossus and the kid were good, but the reason why just those two ... well, that could have been handled better. Funny, yeah, but the reasons could have been better. I'm not one for a lot of language in a movie. Just isn't my cup of tea. I understand it's part of the character, but for me, it was just a bit too much so I list it as my con. Don't get me wrong, the cons really are a very small thing compared to the total movie.

I am looking forward to seeing the next one.

Oh, and I agree with other posters, who in their right mind as a parent would bring their kids to this movie???

Mark

[Canada]

Originally Posted by Dispatch Ninja

4.5/5 rounded up to 5 for the poll. Really loved it.

Was hoping to see the new BvS trailer

We did, in the theatre I was at.

[Mandalorian]

Originally Posted by UniSol GR77

This is my personal theory about the continuity. If this argument bores you or hurts you in any way, please don't read:

[Show spoiler]In Timeline Prime, Wade's father became Weapon XI/"The Dead Pool" a.k.a. Barakapool. In 1981 AC ("X-Men Origins: Wolverine").

Thank God, 2023 Wolverine changed the events of 1973 and created a new timeline: Timeline Sigma. In this new timeline, Wade's father never became part of Team X, instead married a woman and birthed Wade Winston Wilson Jr. (named after him).

Wade Winston Wilson Jr. is the one who will become the proper and legit "Deadpool" in 2016.

So Deadpool is the son of Barakapool

Barakapool's only connection to this film is as a punchline.