A dose of a marvelous comic anti-hero

When the hype around heroes is catching up, then comes Deadpool, a punny anti-hero who has his own ideas of how to be a superhero. After a DC flop, Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds bounces back with the greatest comeback of all time with an action-superhero-comedy-and whatever you would like to call it a movie. Not your mainstream superhero movie which comes with a script that seems all kind of awesome. A random story that perfectly sums up a life of what goes behind the scenes in the life of a self-claimed superhero. The direction is refreshingly good and fans will surely wait for a sequel to this comic masterpiece.

Another mutant has been created by Marvel, called Deadpool. Because of the last stage of cancer, the hero, Wilson agrees to to an experiment which can survive him so that he can live a life with his love. But, experiment goes wrong and though he becomes a mutant but his skin becomes very ugly. So, he plans to find Francis who can solve the problem of his skin. But, Francis is also a mutant, so the battle between the hero and the villain begins. And this is the story of this film! Comedy is super cool. Film looks like a pure paisa-wasool masala. It has all double meaning dialogues, and in Hindi, they are just too good. We can feel that these are our own! Two X-Men characters are there, too. Not more, because of the producer's limited budget! Hehe! Very sharp editing and some scenes are fantastically made with the use of graphics. And don't forget to watch the teaser of the second part in the end, after the end credits. Believe me, it is really funny. So, one more superhero is in the market. This movie is creating records and collecting money. Sequels will be definitely made. Let's see how long will it go!

We have always seen superhero movies which are serious and the superhero tries to save the world or something. Deadpool is an offbeat semi superhero movie. The hero gets diagonised with cancer and when he is in a desperate state, he will be approached by one shady man, who claims that he can cure his cancer and also give him superpowers. The hero goes for it and in the course of it, he becomes a mutant. He then seeks revenge and blah blah blah. The action scenes are amazing and has a ninja flavour to it. Deadpool, the superhero is cool and witty. He also gets kicked in the butt sometimes and does all the cool moves to keep the humor going. The dialogues are super funny and music adds so much depth to every scene. Cinematography was brilliant. The non linear naration in the 1st half is pretty good and 2nd half becomes lacks any surprise element and gets too predictable. Its an ordinary story with some cool dialogues and action scenes, that makes this movie a must watch.

Deadpool denies any of the things associated with normal super-hero movies. Yes, you can watch Captain America with your little brother/ kid or even with your parents (if they like those kinds of movies, that is). But believe me if you don't know it already. Deadpool isn't that movie. The few comic-geeks out there will love this one, like they do any of the action-filled stuff that Marvel periodically dishes out. But, for the general film-goer who has never heard about the character before watching this movie's trailer, unfortunately the crude jokes and blood-splattering violence are not all that fun. Jokes are not funny when they intervene important action scenes. And most of the jokes in the film don't even fall in place. Gore, I can handle. But, not when mixed with mindless mayhem. I liked the action sequences. All of them are masterfully made and it was exhilarating to watch those on the IMAX DMR format. Ryan Reynolds who plays Wade Wilson does so with thorough commitment and fury. Only if the rest of the movie was as good. Deadpool does not belong to the MCU (the Marvel Cinematic Universe). That is a relief, as there won't be any references to this movie in any of the Avengers movies that I have grown quite fond of.

Fox Studios really pulled out the stops for this one. Deadpool is better than anyone could have imagined. It's funnier, bloodier, sexier than what one would expect from the trailers. Ryan Reynolds has cemented himself as the next super(hero), because his absolutely faultless performance is the cherry on top of the biggest entertainer we've seen so far in 2016. Wade Wilson is a mercenary working for chump change doing odd jobs that happen to be in a moral grey area. One day, after completing a job, he meets Vanessa, a stripper who happens to be as crazy as he is. They fall in love and start to imagine a future together when everything goes to sh*t. Wade is diagnosed with multiple cancerous tumors in his body. With nothing left to lose, he leaves Vanessa and answers the call of a shady looking guy who claimed to have a cure for his cancer and would also make him a superhero (Mutant) at the same time. He's shipped off to a facility run by a lad named Ajax, who repeatedly tortures him to bring out the latent mutant genes in his body. He would either become a mutant or die in the process. Unsurprisingly, Wade and Ajax don't get along well and this makes Ajax torture him a little bit more till his skin erupts. Wade is now a mutant, but he's absolutely ghastly to look at. Ajax claims that he's the only one who can cure his appearance. A fight breaks out in which Wade is badly maimed and the whole facility is destroyed. When he wakes up, he discovers that his mutation allows him to regenerate his body back to full health, making him pretty much invincible. He vows to track Ajax down and make him fix his face so he can have the courage to meet Vanessa again. Deadpool is amazing. Each and every character in this movie is likeable, including the villains. There is literally no area in which the movie falters. It revels in its gore, using it as a plot device more than a few times. The soundtrack ranges from the classics like Wham! to Junkie XL, and is used effectively throughout the movie. Deadpool lifts Ryan Reynolds to the very top of the superhero genre. It's must watch. More than once.