Deadpool 2

[Angantyr]

That is exactly the kind of audience I would expect for one of the genre's most obnoxious characters ever.

[IR_Kuoin]

Haha xD!! breaking fourth wall so fanni xD!! hhha epic lol mayo can't wait for my mom to buy me tickets xD!! haha : :)D

[Angantyr]

In his first appearances I was an 11-year old comic fan and even then I found him annoying. It was a great surprise to all of us in my circle of friends when he got his own series. But of course that was around the time when Marvel were doing spin-offs on almost everything. But for some reason this idiotic character have persisted.

The style of pubescent jokes and rap music of the trailer speaks volumes, but at least that is respectful of the source material.

[Xant]

Saw it, was meh. My opinion may be clouded by the annoyance of unfortunate seating next to a girl who thought every single thing in the movie was the funniest thing she's every heard/seen. I swear she was laughing more/louder than the entire theater combined, it was awful. I was very prepared for people laughing at the shitty parts, but not for this.

That's the worst shit ever, and I've never understood it. People will laugh out loud at the most retarded crap you can imagine, and you just sit there cringing.

[Angantyr]

The same at lectures and debates, that type of audience can ruin even the most interesting content.

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

I saw it in 4DX. I enjoyed the movie but fuck the 4DX stuff.

[Leshma]

Haven't seen the movie but social phenomenon intrigues me. Last few big movies had very strong marketing campaign, to the point where people go to the cinema like they are being led by an invisible hand. Would like to learn how those wizards do it. Don't remember this happening in past 20 years, at least not on this scale. Did people make plans for The Matrix or Titanic premieres like they do these days for Star Wars and Marvel movies?

[IR_Kuoin]

If a movie advertises itself too much to the point where it's just disgusting. I avoid watching the movie, mostly because when that happens the movie turns out to be a pile of shit, like this one.

[Prpavi]

I expected nothing less than immature jokes from this movie, will not go and see it, can wait for it on p bay

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

Haven't seen the movie but social phenomenon intrigues me. Last few big movies had very strong marketing campaign, to the point where people go to the cinema like they are being led by an invisible hand. Would like to learn how those wizards do it. Don't remember this happening in past 20 years, at least not on this scale. Did people make plans for The Matrix or Titanic premieres like they do these days for Star Wars and Marvel movies?

I have a card that lets me see movies in the cinema as often as I like for £15 a month. I wanted to see Spotlight but it was on an hour later, Deadpool was on in 10 minutes. Went for Deadpool.

[Leshma]

That's awesome. Wish we had something like that. Have Netflix for 12 euro per month but it turns out I'm not huge fan of steaming video on demand over the Internet. Picture quality isn't the best. Going to cinema as much I want easily beats that for only 60% higher price. Price of a single ticket in my local cinema is 2.2 pounds (after 19:00), 3D is 2.85 pounds. That means I can watch 5-7 movies for 15 GBP. In a poorly equipped cinema. Also it is worth taking in consideration that average salary is at least ten times higher in UK...

[Xant]

A lot of these superhero movies are written so badly, makes you wonder whether the creators ever graduated high school. No clue of even the most basic rules of creating drama/tension -- for example, almost all of these Marvel/DC/whatever superheroes are for all intents and purposes immune to bullets (like Deadpool, regenerating and cracking jokes with holes in him), yet there's scene after scene after scene of the superhero(es) taking out normal humans with guns. Once, to show how badass the dude(s) are? OK. But all the fucking time?

Y-a-w-n. What's the point? Not only are those scenes boring (hero has no way of getting hurt), but they make no sense in an internal logic kind of way. The grunts are apparently happy to keep running and dying to superhumans despite seeing they can't harm them. And the bosses of said grunts keep sending them. The worst/best example of this was in some Avengers movie, the newest I think, where they assault a base in the start...

In short, they come across as juvenile masturbatory material, written by someone going through a superhero phase that seven year olds usually go through.

[Gravoth_iii]

I expected nothing less than immature jokes from this movie, will not go and see it, can wait for it on p bay

It had some clever parts ill give it that, but yeah a lot of immature jokes. I do enjoy a bit of immature jokes, but as usual the delivery has to be good. Some of the delivery felt very forced in the movie, which ruins it.

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

That's awesome. Wish we had something like that. Have Netflix for 12 euro per month but it turns out I'm not huge fan of steaming video on demand over the Internet. Picture quality isn't the best. Going to cinema as much I want easily beats that for only 60% higher price. Price of a single ticket in my local cinema is 2.2 pounds (after 19:00), 3D is 2.85 pounds. That means I can watch 5-7 movies for 15 GBP. In a poorly equipped cinema. Also it is worth taking in consideration that average salary is at least ten times higher in UK...

It would take about 1.5 tickets to make the cost of the card a month so it's really worth it. It costs extra for 4DX and IMAX but 3D is free if you've had the card for a year. Also get 20% off food and drinks as well as the Starbucks they have in house. I think you get 15% off the restaurants in the area around it too so it's really good value. Without the card though it's fucking terrible.

[Asheram]