Great movie, which gave me a couple of laughs and kept me entertained the whole time. The cast has good chemistry and does a great job. Ryan Reynolds basically plays his funny and saracastic Deadpool/talkshow persona, which I personally really enjoy. Would recommend [spoiler]and looking forward to the sequel :fingers_crossed_tone1:[/spoiler]!

The most corporate movie I’ve seen in a while. 2 hours of pure unadulterated cringe. The funniest thing about it is the performance by Chris Diamantopoulous (the “this guy fucks” dude from Silicon Valley), whose acting kept reminding me of Eddie Redmayne in Jupiter Ascending. 3/10

Much better than I thought it would be. The Rock and Ryan Reynolds surprisingly work well together, and Gal Gadot is just divine as always. It is a fair bet that there's going to be a sequel, the ending made sure of that.

You might not believe this, but these are the words from a fan of Reynolds and Johnson: It did not make sense to me that Ryan Reynolds, a master arts thief, has the persona of Deadpool even here. Not to mention his acting is getting repetitive. Also, the script doesn't make sense. And the movie couldn't decide whether it was trying to be funny or thrilling.

Largely a "meh, whatever" experience. The usual performances from each of the cast, the obligatory scenes, the 100-words-a-minute Reynolds shtick. It's okay. It's just largely predictable - and looks like it was mostly shot on sets and the background CG'd into place, which makes it look a little 'cheap'. They've set it up for a sequel but let's be honest, this isn't Ocean's Eleven by any stretch. It's not even Knight and Day. 6.5/10