Directed by: Tim Miller
Starring: Gina Carano, Morena Baccarin, Ryan Reynolds, T.J. Miller
(9 votes)
9. 7/10. Easily one of the best movies of 2016. It shows Deadpool at his best courtesy of Ryan Reynolds. He's perfect as the character just Christopher Reeve as Super-Man and Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man. The whole movie was well paced, thought out, not some cash grab like say X-Men Origins:Wolverine. Here it takes its time in explaining his background, his motives, what he feels he lost out on. The addition of Gina Carano as Angel Dust was a nice touch, I wish they'd bring her back if they do Deadpool 3.
Deadpool is a movie I liked, but I do not love it as much as others do. I can appreciate this movie for being a comic book movie aimed at adults. Without question, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool; he plays the character perfectly, and has chemistry with just about every single character. That being said, this movie does have a lot of problems: For one, despite its comedic nature, the movie has a lot of serious moments, and they always fall completely flat, and some serious moments felt kinda preachy. Also, not every joke lands. Plus, the cinematography was kinda bland. However, the comedy that does work, works extremely well, and Deadpool is such a funny main character, that the movie easily overcomes its flaws and is fun to watch, despite the problems I had.
Visible crew/equipment: After Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead leave the manor, the scene cuts back to the bridge where several gunmen are shown exiting cars and begin approaching Deadpool. In one of the shots during this, a gunman is shown exiting the passenger side of a car, with the camera placed behind him. In the shot, the reflection of a camera, cameraman and boom mic are visible in the wing mirror. (00:10:15)
Deadpool: From the studio that inexplicably sewed his fucking mouth shut the first time comes five-time Academy Award viewer, Ryan Reynolds in an eHarmony date with destiny. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you... Me! Deadpool.
Trivia: The joke that Deadpool makes "It's almost like the studio couldn't afford another X-man" is actually true. The movie had a relatively meagre budget of $58 million and the studio could not afford more X-men. The fight scene at the end in the junkyard also originally had Deadpool killing everyone with guns, but that was replaced with swords for budget reasons as well, which is why he accidentally leaves his bag of guns in the cab.
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Answer: We don't see what happens to Angel Dust after Colossus carries her (and Negasonic Teenage Warhead) away from the collapsing Helicarrier. Both women were unconscious and we can only assume that Colossus put Angel Dust down somewhere before returning to Deadpool for the end scenes. Her fate beyond that - perhaps escape, incarceration or even recruitment - is unknown.