DeadPool 2

DEADPOOL 2

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Dirtier, funnier, sexier, savage and unabashedly romantic- Deadpool is back.

It’s surprising and very rare for a sequel to be better than the first one. DP 2 too is simply superb, funnier, filthier and damn entertaining. To keep it short: if you loved DeadPool, then you are gonna be madly in love with DeadPool 2. And if you didn’t in the first place, then I would suggest you to back off from this one, coz if you are one of those easily offended gang, then god almighty will be the only one to save you. :D

In all the Marvel or DC series, I have never gotten head over heels so much for one character like Deadpool. His ability to laugh unsparingly at himself and even at most brutal twists in life makes him one of the best finds of Marvel.

Wade Wilson aka Ryan Reynolds finds himself in a shittier and more brutal mess of life this time and creates his way around it with his dark and twisted sense of humor, confusing even the creator about “How in the hell did I create this one?”

Ryan Reynolds, Tim Miller and David Leitch with DP added something quintessentially human to the superhero suit in the most unpredictable ways which is worth every attention of yours. The naughty man-child of X-Men universe with his anti-hero suit up manages to beat them in their own game.

With inventive storytelling, beautifully designed action sequences using every technique possible, Deadpool 2 will excel beyond all your expectations. Breaking the fourth wall is old stuff, especially in comedy. Ryan Reynolds aka Deadpool, as an antihero who likes to address the camera between kills, continues to amaze us with the technique, brilliantly as a signal to the audience that we’re all in this together.

To ones who love DeadPool, I can summarize the movie by giving only one example, it’s like a banana tree. They say, there is no part of the Banana tree you can’t use, from the trunk to the leaves, everything can be used in one or the other way. DeadPool 1 & 2 are like a Banana Tree, from the opening credits with clever pre-emptive strikes, through the movie to even the closing credits and (Stay back for) post- credit scenes, each second of the movie is worth it. You won’t regret a penny you spend.

*****/*****