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Deadpool (2016) Movie Review

April 2, 2016 Steve Baqqi
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Deadpool is fun and violent--that’s it. I could end the review right here given the entire internet is about to combust with all things Deadpool related. The film has already made close to $800 million dollars and is now the highest grossing R rated film of all time, so chances are you’ve also already seen it, but I digress. The film is a diametric opposite to the grim growly seriousness of Batman v Superman. Deadpool (the character) is an unhinged psychopathic Daffy Duck/Bugs Bunny in tights, gleefully murdering everything in sight, while mocking the very notion of being a “superhero”.  Thankfully the film doesn’t pander, annoy, or overstay its welcome instead it’s funny, violent, and acutely self-aware of the genre it so irreverently mocks.
 

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Tags Deadpool, Rated R, Gritty Violence, Graphic Violence, Comic Book, Superhero, Satire, Farcical, X-Men, Fox, Ryan Reynolds, James Gunn, Guardians of The Galaxy, Millions, Superman V Batman, Colossus, T.J. Miller, Ajax, Francis, Ed Skrein, Weasel, Morena Baccarin, Tim Miller
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