Movie Review - Deadpool & Wolverine
This story is purely a vehicle to recklessly deliver the characters to every possible homage and hilarious fourth-wall break. Quite frankly, the story is crap. But it's hard to notice because of all the humor and seemingly endless cameos.
I'm not sure what was the best part: seeing Hugh Jackman again as an R-rated Wolverine or the plethora of cameos throughout the movie. No, I think the cameos were the best part. One in particular. I won't give it away, but I yelled out, "No WAY" when I saw who played Chopper Wolverine. If there's one reason to see this movie sooner rather than later, it's so that you don't get spoiled by someone telling you details about the cameos.
The action was as hilarious as you could hope for. And don't be late to the movie because the first 6 minutes are priceless.
Putting Wolverine to bed
I'm glad the ending avoided all the ultimate sacrifice tropes and gave Wolverine the honest ending he deserves. Hugh Jackman has owned one of the most iconic superhero roles ever for 24 years. This was the way to end.
Grade: B+
| Rated: | (R) Language Throughout | Gore | Sexual References | Strong Bloody Violence |
| Genres: | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi |
| Starring: | Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Emma Corrin |
| Director: | Shawn Levy |
| Writer(s): | Shawn Levy, Rhett Reese, Ryan Reynolds |
| Language: | English |
| Country: | United States |
Plot Wolverine is recovering from his injuries when he crosses paths with the loudmouth Deadpool. They team up to defeat a common enemy.
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