Deadpool 2 (Movie Review)

Deadpool 2 (Movie Review)

As stated by the protagonist himself, Deadpool 2 is a best seller, only second to Mel Gibson’s ‘Passion of Christ’. It is a story of how Wade finally finds a family. The movie shows us how Wade aka Deadpool is on a spree killing the underworld goons and thus in his own unique way, serving justice. However, the consequence to it is that some of those goons attack his house and kill his fiancée. This causes him to begin his suicidal spree in various ways. Being able to regenerate, he can’t die. However, he gets a glimpse of his fiancée in the afterlife directing him on the path he needs to take. From there on he joins the X-Men and in one of their joint missions he meets a kid called Russel aka Firefist, the character on whom the story revolves around. Russel is a mutant who just like any other mutant child is tortured. In an attempt to save the kid Deadpool gets himself locked up inside the prison. Here he encounters, a new character, Cable, a time-travelling mutant, who’s there to kill Deadpool and Russel. As the movie progresses, Firefist realizes that Deadpool doesn’t care for him and thus finds a new friend in Juggernaut. At the end, Cable reveals that Russel killed his family and that he was only here for revenge. However, Deadpool’s heart melts for the kid and thus after a long argument and many graphic fights all are united and they form the X-Force, a family. Sexual content is present and minimal but abusive language and gore is heard and seen along with a lot more reference that boldly makes a mockery of movies, songs and even Ryan Reynolds himself. This movie is recommended for an adult viewing since the violence portrayed can be quite disturbing.