Trust me, I’m not just hyping this film up for you. Deadpool & Wolverine proves that Marvel still has it. All hope for the franchise is not lost yet. No spoilers below…promise.
Like its predecessors, Deadpool & Wolverine (technically a Deadpool film, after all) delivers what we’ve come to expect. It’s hilarious, rude, and breaks the fourth wall with ultimate flair. This film showcases the pairing Marvel fans have been eagerly anticipating: Ryan Reynolds as the snarky, fun-loving Deadpool and Hugh Jackman back from the dead to reprise his role as Wolverine.
While Guardians of the Galaxy and Black Panther 2 were impressive, Deadpool & Wolverine proves Marvel needed a fresh start, especially after the high point of Avengers: Endgame in 2019.
So, once again, no spoilers. Deadpool revives Logan from his eternal slumber (thanks to the multiverse), and the goal is to save the world—or a world, at least. I’ll stop there. The plot is good—just good—and takes a backseat to the onscreen action (lots of fights and blood) and humorous one-liners, most provided by Reynolds. The best thing about Deadpool is that with the comedy, nothing and no one is off-limits. Everybody from the blind to the LGBTQ+ community can catch these jokes. It earns its R rating.
The cameos in this film are worth it and surprising, and I’ll only share one…true fans never forget Stan Lee. See if you can spot him. The cameos are seamlessly woven into the storytelling, and honestly, it’s just plain good writing.
Get ready for a fun ride. It’s good fun and worth the hype and you’re guaranteed to laugh out loud.
Deadpool & Wolverine is in theaters on July 26th. The film is rated R.
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Just watched it. It was entertaining but it’s not prime Marvel.
Tatyana went to GSU? I know this has nothing to do with this post.
Tatyana isn’t lying this movie is amazing.
This movie was hilarious