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Deadpool is a superhero movie from 2016 based on the Marvel Comics character. It’s part of the X-Men series and directed by Tim Miller. Ryan Reynolds plays the main character, along with Morena Baccarin, Ed Skrein, T. J. Miller, Gina Carano, and Brianna Hildebrand. The story follows Wade Wilson, who becomes Deadpool after getting mutant powers and a scarred face. He sets out to find the person responsible for his transformation.

Deadpool Movie Overview

Movie Name	Deadpool
Release Date	12 February 2016
Spoken Language	English
Runtime	1h 48m
Genres	Action/Comedy
Country	USA
Director	Tim Miller
Producer	Ryan Reynolds, Lauren Shuler Donner, Simon Kinberg
Production Company	Marvel Entertainment, 20th Century Studios, TSG Entertainment

Deadpool Movie Cast

Actor Name	Character Name
Ryan Reynolds	Wade Wilson
Morena Baccarin	Vanessa
Gina Carano	Angel Dust
Brianna Hildebrand	Negasonic Teenage Warhead
Ed Skrein	Ajax

Deadpool Movie Story

In the movie Deadpool, Wade Wilson, also known as Deadpool, attacks Ajax and his men. Wade shares his backstory through flashbacks, explaining how he became Deadpool. After being diagnosed with terminal cancer, Wade agrees to an experimental treatment offered by a recruiter. The treatment triggers mutant genes in his body, but it also leaves him disfigured. Seeking revenge, Deadpool hunts down Ajax, the man responsible for his condition. Deadpool becomes a vigilante and moves in with a blind woman named Al. With the help of his friend Weasel, Deadpool tracks down Ajax’s associates and learns his whereabouts. He confronts Ajax but is interrupted by the X-Men Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead. Despite their attempts to persuade him to join the X-Men, Deadpool continues his pursuit of Ajax. Ajax kidnaps Deadpool’s girlfriend, Vanessa, leading to a final showdown. With the help of Colossus and Negasonic, Deadpool fights Ajax and saves Vanessa. However, Ajax reveals that there is no cure for Deadpool’s condition. Deadpool kills Ajax and reconciles with Vanessa, explaining why he left her. In a post-credits scene, Deadpool humorously teases the appearance of Cable in the sequel.

Deadpool Movie Review

“Deadpool” is like that kid in school who acts like he doesn’t care what anyone thinks but secretly wants to be liked. It tries to rebel against superhero movie expectations but ends up feeling pretty standard. While Ryan Reynolds nails the lead role, the movie itself falls short of capturing Deadpool’s rebellious spirit. Based on the Marvel character, Deadpool is a former mercenary named Wade Wilson who undergoes experimental treatment to cure his cancer. The treatment gives him mutant powers, including enhanced fighting abilities and regenerative healing. Seeking revenge on his tormentors, Deadpool clashes with his nemesis Ajax, with some help from the X-Men. Directed by Tim Miller, “Deadpool” is energetic but lacks depth. It often comments on superhero movie clichés but doesn’t fully satirize them. Instead, it feels more like a parody of an X-Men film, which works in small doses but wears thin over a full movie.

Deadpool Movie Rating

According to Rotten Tomatoes, the movie has an approval rating of 85% based on 348 reviews, with an average rating of 7.1/10. The site’s consensus describes it as fast, funny, and delightfully profane, breaking the fourth wall and offering entertaining results that are definitely not suitable for families. On Metacritic, the film has a score of 65 out of 100, based on 49 critics, indicating generally positive reviews. According to CinemaScore, audiences gave the film an “A” grade on a scale from A+ to F. PostTrak reported a high positive score of 97%, with 45% of viewers saying the film exceeded their expectations.

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FAQs about Deadpool Movie

Q: Is Deadpool from Marvel or DC?

Marvel Comics Deadpool is a character featured in comic books published by Marvel Comics in the United States. Fabian Nicieza and Rob Liefeld created the character, who made his debut in New Mutants #98 (December 1990).

Q: Is Deadpool from Marvel Comics a villain?

He’s an anti-hero, not a villain. Although he doesn’t follow society’s moral standards, he doesn’t actively oppose them either. He doesn’t steal or randomly kill people. He believes in freedom for everyone, but he’s also motivated by making money.

Q: What makes Deadpool so well-liked?

In simple terms, it’s because, unlike most other superheroes, he represents us. He demonstrates that superpowers don’t always have to be used responsibly for someone to be considered a hero. He shows us that it’s acceptable to be daring and outspoken.

Q: Is Deadpool the strongest Marvel character?

While Marvel boasts god-like characters such as Thor, Captain Marvel, Hercules, Eternity, Infinity, and others, many argue that Deadpool stands out as the most powerful of them all.