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Movie Review: Deadpool 2
The X-Men franchise is back with Ryan Reynolds in top form
Marvel Comics continues its onslaught of the box office with Deadpool 2, the 11th entry in the X-Men franchise.
Ryan Reynolds returns as the cynical superhero who simply can't die. Unlike most other comic book movies, this one is aimed at a more mature audience, getting an R rating in the US (meaning restricted) and in the Czech
Deadpool 2 is jammed with cultural references, cynical humor, foul language and brutal graphic violence. This same mix made the first film the second-highest grossing R-rated film ever, after The Passion of the Christ
The story starts with a bang with a distraught Deadpool trying to kill himself. Then it goes into
During a montage of over-the-top violence as Deadpool takes on various bad guys single-handed, he assures viewers that despite the violence and language this is a family film.
The convoluted details of the plot are best left a secret, but there are very few quiet moments as the story moves from one violent set piece to another somewhat hyperactively, with Deadpool making cynical jokes and lightning-paced cultural references as mayhem unfolds around him.
The Czech subtitles often have to change the jokes, as many are very Amerocentric, and would take too many words to explain before the next joke comes
Also appearing for the first time is Cable (Josh Brolin), a time-traveling soldier who borrows quite a bit from the Terminator films. He has a hard, humorless edge that makes him a sort of straight man for Deadpool's endless joking. They have a very uneasy rapport.
Brolin also did motion capture and the voice of Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, so Marvel is keeping him busy
A young mutant who plays a big role is Firefist (Julian Dennison), a boy with anger issues and hands that shoot flames. Julian Dennison is from New Zealand and appeared in Hunt for the
There is also a very brief cameo from a very famous actor as another mutant, which is meant to be a surprise
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