Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you liked the first movie, you will love the second installment. Great action and laughs. Can't wait for the third movie to come out!

We bought the DVD to try out the 4K aspect on our new theatre system. 4K is an amazing picture! Much like the original Deadpool movie, this one is also on the “dark” side and definitely adult humor. We liked it better than the original movie, though.

Deadpool in 4K....what more is really needed to say? Another great movie in the franchise and a pretty awesome steelbook too.

What a great sequel and Ryan Reynolds was just as funny and bad in this one as he was in the 1st movie, truly one of my favorites.

I feel like I should turn away from this movie but like the first Deadpool I just can't. Reynolds and company are twisted individuals but they hook me in for the ride. If your sensibilities are easily offended then don't watch this. Otherwise - have fun!

I really liked the first Deadpool so this one had quite a bit to live up to. But I actually ended up liking this one better!

We recently went in to our Salem Best Buy to purchase a 4K tv. Picked this up along with it. Amazing. This movie has never looked better

Lots of fun, violence and dirty jokes much like the first one. I thought the key member of needing rescued in the film was portrayed too young though. Would have been better if he was an older character. Lots of laughs with an open mind to the obscure.

its deadpool people come on lol the best movie out there. The bonus features are to funny go and get it and you won't be disappointed

Again solid entertaining sequel with great 4k quality & nice steelbook design, however my copy was dented underneath the wrap. Come on best buy you can do better. The whole point of buying steelbooks is to collect them with minimal damage.

While it’s not quite as good as the first installment, David Leitch’s DEADPOOL 2 nevertheless is quite entertaining and introduces (and reintroduces) some fan favorite mutants into the X-Men mythos. There’s more fourth wall breaking antics, plenty of vulgarity, loads of irony, and slick action sequences. In other words, if you liked Wade’s last irreverent adventure, you’ll probably dig this one. After a tragedy involving Wade’s lover, Vanessa (Morena Baccarin doing what she can in what amounts to an extended cameo), the merc with a mouth is despondent. Giving up on life leads to him meeting an angry young mutant (unfortunately) named Firefist. They will soon cross paths with the time traveling cybernetic mutant from the future, Cable (a gruff and tough Josh Brolin). Cable is looking to alter the future and doesn’t care who gets in the way. Allies Weasel (TJ Miller), Dopinder (Karan Soni), and Blind Al (Leslie Uggams) all return and are given a few handfuls of nice comedic character beats. Additionally, Stefan Kapicic again provides the perfect moral foil to Deadpool as the heroic Colossus and Brianna Hildebrand kills as the sarcastic Negasonic Teenage Warhead. Oh, and Zazie Beetz is impressive as the probability altering mutant Domino. So yes, there’s a lot going on and at times the film feels overstuffed. It mostly keeps its balance, though, and this is in large part due to Ryan Reynolds’ turn as the charmingly crass Deadpool. Reynolds was born to play this role and he nails it. As cowriter, he and fellow returning writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick display a fundamental understanding of not just the character but also of the cartoonish gonzo self aware universe that Wade inhabits. Not all the jokes land, but they’re fired at a mile a minute and there’s no time to consider the infrequent bad one as you’ll already be laughing at the next one. One of the major strength of the film is its lampooning, and I’d say its celebrating, of both the cinematic and comic book history of the X-Men universe. Plus, there’s cameos galore of both beloved characters and unexpected and uncredited actors. Possibly my favorite aspect of the film is a reclamation of a character that previously appeared in one of the worst X Universe entries. DEADPOOL 2 carves out a unique niche in the superhero genre. Crude, self aware, violent, but allowing for some heart, Ryan Reynolds and company absolutely deliver on their follow up. I watched the 4K UHD and found the picture quality to be fantastic. Make sure you sit through the credits as there are additional scenes.

This is a fantastic follow up to the first Deadpool. It isn't as good as the original, but it is a great continuation of the character.

I loved the first Deadpool and this one is right up there. It has a great story and it is very funny. I have watched it twice already!

One of the rare occurrences where a sequel lives up to the hype and is just as good as the original. Pick up in store worked great too.

I loved it. Lots of comedy, action, and a surprise character. It’s a must watch. I must have watched it 4 times since I bought the DVD.

This is not really my cup of tea for a movie, as I'm not into cussing, sexual scenes, and raunchy. It's not something I'll let my children watch and I found myself peaking at my phone here and there. It's funny but I can do without certain parts.

This is a great sequel to an already great movie series. not she for children but perfect for adults with a warped sense of humor.

Deadpool and Deadpool 2 are both great movies if you haven't already watched them. Highly recommend to anyone who needs a good laugh!

Well, Idk, I saw it in theatres, it was a great movie. But I bought this one for a friend for Christmas. So, I assume it's good.

Another movie I seen at the theater. I loved Deadpool, the second installment was awesome and a coo of a addition to my collection.