Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not as good as the first DeadPool. The story line was not good at all.

This movie was good, has some good laughs, but number 1 was better.

this was a letdown. not nearly as clever or original as the first.

OK for action superhero movie. The first one was better however.

It was still good, but I didn't like it as well as the original.

not nearly as good as the first one. Seems to serious at times.

Some humor a bit over the top, great visuals and action.

Not near as funny as the first movie but worth watching

Not as great as the original but not horrible. Funny.

The Deadpool movies use language and violence to basically put across a simple story line. Using humor to offset the gross violence and the use of poor language doesn't really help to balance the movie.

Sucks compared to the first film. Didn't like the way the story went in this one. Now we have been waiting forever for 3.

Lacks the fun of the first movie. And 4k is just dark and hard to enjoy - colors on Blu-ray are much brighter and more realistic.

Purchased video on sale, for the price it was entertaining.

Swearing all the time. No good even for a teenager First movie was a lot better

The first one was better. This one was OK, not as good.

Very disappointed, the 1st Deadpool was much better. Way too much comedy in this one...

Ryan Reynolds, does it again. I don't know why he likes using Indian characters in his films, but I don't think there is any politically correct bone in his body, but that's what I like.

This was good, but I think in comparison I liked the first better. This seemed a little "forced" to be as good as the first. There's definitely some funny moments and good action sequences. If you're a comic book movie fan definitely check it out.

This review is NOT written by a Deadpool fan. Lets get that out of the way. I find Deadpool amusing, but easily annoying. Now... Deadpool 2. The 4th wall breaking, merc with a mouth is back in the sequel to his 2016 debut. If you're not familiar with Deadpool, he's a self-aware comic book hero that not only knows he's in a movie, video game, comic book, or whatever, but Deadpool uses that to his advantage. Additionally, Deadpool cannot die. His healing factor is so strong that being blown to bits only delays the inevitable.... he will find you... you will die. The story starts off with Deadpool killing. He loves killing. As live would have it, his killing catches up with him. An incomplete contract comes back to  destroy all that he loves. This propels Deadpool into a deep depression. Trying to end his own life, Deadpool realized he’s unable. He survives every attempt due to his healing factor. As the movie progresses, Deadpool joins up with the X-Men, screws it up, goes to jail, then decides he needs to save the future from a psychotic mutant. Yeah… it’s confusing like that. What worked is the many references to pop culture. Deadpool rips on Logan (2017), the Avengers franchise, DC movies, Panic Room (2002), and more. It’s a lot like watching Blazing Saddles. Audiences appreciate the references now, but years from now, the references won’t be pop culture. A weak point in the plot was how the psychotic mutant enlists the help of Juggernaut. There was a quick scene that didn’t allude to much connection, but somehow they’re friends? The end of the movie was supposed to be more touching, but amidst the many gags and punchlines, it was hard to take it seriously. While that’s sorta the point, it ruined what could’ve been a good ending. A side complaint was Domino. The comic character was so much more epic than her representation in the movie. Yes, Domino is a side character, but it’s still better to stick to the source material than reinterpret the character as “Lucky Girl”. At least we didn’t get a Wolverine Origins Deadpool. Then again…. The movie addresses that. I wasn’t a fan of the first Deadpool movie. It was raunchy and rude. Deadpool 2 toned this down to appeal to a wider audience. I’m not a Deadpool fan, but I did enjoy this movie enough to consider a purchase. I would recommend it.

Higher def visuals still can't match just how fun (and strange) Deadpool is.