Deadpool would not be Deadpool without its black humor, without its irreverent jokes (some of a sexual nature) and politically incorrect, but very funny, and this film has an avalanche of this.
Reynolds brings out all his humor in this story, which also has epic fight scenes, lots of blood, deaths that make you squirm in your seat, gunshots, broken bones, wounds and much more. All is fair in war and love, which are two things we see in this story, and Deadpool is an expert at playing dirty, and everything is made bigger with Wolverine as a companion.
A great soundtrack
It’s no surprise that a Marvel movie has a good soundtrack (think Guardians of the Galaxy, for example), and Deadpool y Wolverine follows the same line with songs by Madonna, the Backstreet Boys and a few pop classics that not only remind us of Millennial adolescence, but are used at the most appropriate moments, making the fights and scenes much more shocking, forceful and memorable.
This is a soundtrack that you will want to add to your playlist, and you will leave the movie theater singing.
Emma Corrin is not the only villain
Emma Corrin joined the MCU as Cassandra Nova, Charles Xavier’s evil twin sister who has very dangerous abilities. Nova is the big villain of this story and Corrin does a great job with her, creating a character that is bizarre and completely terrifying.
But, despite Corrin’s genius with this character, which we certainly want to see more of in the future, we must know that Nova is not the only villain in this story, there is another character who also has very dark intentions and who puts Wade in a very complicated position, and he is a very enjoyable villain.
Is Deadpool and Wolverine for kids?
No, it’s definitely not a movie for kids. Keep in mind that it’s R rating and there are very good reasons for this.
