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Doesn't really hang together as a film though. Its parts are greater than its sum.
Totally agree. Maybe worth the price of a matinee ticket for the Channing Tatum dance number though?
Not that it wasn't enjoyable, but damn, how do you cast Swinton, Johansson, and McDormand and not even pass Bechdel-Wallace?
YES. Unacceptable, that.
Maybe worth the price of a matinee ticket for the Channing Tatum dance number though?
Oh, definitely. In addition to the dancing (which was a sure thing to be spectacular), I was surprised that Channing did a pretty good job on the singing . And that's the one scene that lives up to the advertising about this movie being a rip-roaring comedy.
Seriously, Deadpool: good stuff.
Predictably, some dumbasses at our 10:10 p.m. showing had 2 kids under 12 with them.
I've read reviews where they say Morena is hilarious in that
She was good in her role, yeah. The whole thing was pretty well cast.
Hey Steph (or others), speaking of kids seeing Deadpool, Frances was invited by a friend to see it this weekend and I am wondering if she should go. She's pretty touchy about violence and cussing whenever we bring up possible movies to watch, but on the other hand she likes Galaxy of the Guardians. I'm assuming it earns its R rating. I'm more concerned about how violent the violence is than the cussing.
Burrell, it's INCREDIBLY, graphically violent. A lot of the fight scenes are super over the top in their graphicness, so they didn't really bother me, but they're VERY gory and explicit. Nothing is left to the imagination.
There are some pretty awful torture scenes that are much less graphic but WAY more upsetting to me.
It's not even remotely like Guardians of the Galaxy in terms of violence and tone.
I think the age restriction behind the R rating is right on in this case. (Look, if a parent thinks their 15- or 16-year-old can handle it, that's one thing. But really, it's not appropriate for younger kids. I cannot stress enough how graphically violent it is.)
Thanks, Steph, I've passed all that info on to her. Thanks for being so explicit (and without giving away any spoilers!)
So, when people see Deadpool, come back and read my whitefont -- the only fanfic I want is what happens to Dopinder the cabbie. I NEED TO KNOW.
SAME STEPH NEED RESOLUTION THERE AHAHAHAHA.
Except "Dopinder" is not an actual name, it should be "Dupinder," what the hell.
Deadpool was so great. So great! If you liked the trailers, you'll like the movie.