Triple threat. |
Deadpool 2 was a good movie with problems I would harp on if it was another movie. This movie is about Wade Wilson aka Deadpool growing a bit as a character. Well, not really but sort of.
Wade has settled into a bit of a routine at the beginning of this film. He has his work as a mercenary again and is living with his girlfriend Vanessa. They are celebrating an anniversary and Vanessa wants to have a child which Wade both wants and fears. He doesn't want their child to turn out like him, not referring to his mutant powers but to his character. This becomes important later.
Vanessa is killed by a person Wade didn't kill on one of his contracts. This starts him on a revenge cycle quickly followed by depression. He tries to kill himself but that doesn't work because, well, Deadpool's powers. Wade is dragged to the X-Mansion by Colossus and they try to make him better by having him become an X-Men...trainee. On his first mission, Wade encounters a pyrokinetic mutant named Russell who is causing mayhem. Wade is able to stop him but realizes that Russell is being abused at this place he is staying called Essex House for Mutant Rehabilitation, a place obviously based on conversion therapy locations in our world. Wade kills one of the abusers and before he is able to kill the head of Essex House he is captured and thrown into the Icebox, a prison for mutants utilizing dampening collars.
Operation Lockdown. |
Every universe has a Matt Damon. |
Destined to be together. |
These guys. |
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Days Of Future Ash
Reviewed by SeanFields
on
Friday, May 25, 2018
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