GiveEmHellBill said:

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Oh, for ****'s sake........Shatterstar???? Why??!??

Okay, Rob Liefeld did a couple of good things. Deadpool, for instance. He also was a terrible artist who created some of the worst examples of that terrible 90's era of comics.

Sh*t like Shatterstar.



Just look at this picture. Look at it.

He has a ponytail coming out of what looks to be the top of his head.......................and he has two (TWO!) additional ponytaiils. This bizarre creation with hair from a Japanese anime has THREE ponytails. WTF? And their position for a character in mid-leap don't make sense.

Every one of Liefeld's drawings has one of two facial expressions: grimace or yelling. And for no reason. Everyone either is in a fierce grimace or yelling inexplicably.

Also, every character Liefeld has created has a sh*t ton of pouches. Pouches everywhere. And everyone is absolutely ripped.

And lastly: the sword. It has no tip. Most importantly.......Liefeld doesn't know how to draw someone holding anything. How is Shatterstar holding this sword? Has anyone ever held a sword in this fashion?

My God, Liefeld sucks. I cannot believe I will still be going to see a movie with f-ing Shatterstar in it.

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This movie was awesome, and this post is so much better after having seen the film.

Saw it earlier today, so much fun.

-Another awesome soundtrack
-Brolin was great as Cable
-Fight scenes went up a level
-The X-Force skydiving scene was outstanding
-Glad I stayed off the internet as much as possible Juggernaut was a fun villain, was glad to see him done so well
-Much more Deadpool to come, I think Brolin signed a 3 or 4 picture deal to play Cable
-Stay for the post credits scenes

jokershady said:

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But seriously....obey the damn rules

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Rules are meant to be broken!

- Deadpool

I teach 4th grade, and about 3/4 of them saw the first one in theater.

Thumbs down is for their parents, not you

Really enjoyed it, although it got to be a little exhausting. But all in all, another awesome and fun turn from the Merc with the Mouth. It's almost shocking how well Reynolds and company have nailed the character of Deadpool, which wasn't something I was sure could translate to the screen... But turns out it works really well, especially since he's basically a satire of the super hero genre. And with maximum super hero exposure right now, it's a welcome and almost needed spoof.

The X-Force skydive was easily the highlight. That's the hardest I've heard a theater laugh in a long time. Also every time he and the Japanese girl said hi and bye to each other, I cracked up.

and The X-Men hiding from him was absolutely great

Just finished watching it. I definitely laughed and was entertained, but I liked the first one much better.

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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but not the best sign for the franchise.

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I think Ryan Reynolds said this was going to be the last standalone DP movie anyway.

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XForce is the next slated flick, I believe.

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/whispers "X-Force"

Saw it this morning. So awesome.

Scoutmaster Kevin had me rolling even before the opening credits.

Urban Ag said:

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Saw it this afternoon with my older son.

Probably in the minority here but I'll go as far as to say it's one of the best times at the movies I have had since Rogue One. Easily my favorite of the year so far. And I admit while I thought IW was amazing, I had a better time watching this. Maybe I was just in the mood for it but I thought it was fantastic start to finish and surprisingly touching (in a non Ryan Reynolds/Cable/DP let's kill the child pervs kind of way)

Outstanding. Really, really, gross at times, but outstanding.

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cool to hear. My wife and I thought they tried too hard in this movie and it was not as good as the first. I think Zazie Beetz stole every scene and TJ Miller dragged down any scene.

Saw it again today. The single greatest thing was them keeping the surprise guest a secret. The marketing have away absolutely zero plot of any substance beyond "Deadpool is trying to save this kid from Cable."

Hard to pick a favorite between this and the first. The first was so surprising and new, but other than that I think the sequel delivered equally as well on every level. It wasn't a retread and it grew the characters in meaningful ways. That's tough to do.