Wade Wilson aka Deadpool (Reynolds) while wallowing in his grief over the loss of his love Vanessa (Baccarin), reflects back to the events that has led up to her death and why he contemplales joining her. When arrested over the effects of a botched mission Deadpool, while in prison is befriended by a young mutated boy named Russell (Dennison) who would eventuallybe the target of a futuristic cyborg named Cable (Brolin) who lost his family to the boy in the past. So he is on a mission to reset the course of events by eliminating the boy's existence, but is met by resistance by Deadpool who wants to protect the boy. In order to save Russell from Cable hemust prevent him from committing his first murder giving him a taste for blood which led to him killing Cable family. Unable to stop the seemingly indestructable cyborg, Deadpool enlist the help of fellow mutant Domino (Beetz) and a few other mutants with hopes of stopping both Cable and Russell from committing murder.
Reel Talk:
Following the highly successful prequel film in 2016, Deadpool 2 brings back Ryan Reynolds as the humorous but rude, self narrating, with a self regenerating body, mercanary superhero Deadpool. Do not expect him to be any less offensive as the first, that is not going to happen because he just does not care. It is also just as action packed and just as violent as the first film. Josh Brolin's addition as the cyborg Cable was a good fit but it is the beautiful Zazie Beetz as Domino who is a scene stealer. She definitely makes the best of her screen presence. There are also a host of cameos from some celebs, some you will notice and some you may not. If you enjoyed the first film you will enjoy this one. Again I suggest that this is not the most kid friendliest film so parents be warned.
Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Josh Brolin, Morena Baccarin, Zazie Beetz, Julian Dennison, T.J. Miller and Eddie Marsan
Directed by: David Leitch
Rated: R
I give it 3 and a half eaten corn dogs.
By: THE REEL HUSTLER
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