Alan79
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In spite of hearing only hearing that reviews about the Deadpool wolverine movie were bad, I didn't hate it like I was expecting to. I thought it was more slanted towards a Deadpool style than Wolverine, but I'm ok with that. I guess a lot of the reviews came from people who wanted the last fling from Wolverine to be a serious one.
Wolverine movies have in the past been pretty serious with touches of humour. While Deadpool movies have always been dark comedies which gave me a chance to ignore that everything I. Them should have been serious, but couldn't be taken seriously due to Deadpool's take in it. So I guess that it was going to be interesting seeing how they blended the brooding nature of Wolverine with Deadpool. And for anyone that wanted a serious take from this movie will possibly find it sub par. But I'm also part of the seemingly small portion that liked Thor-Love and Thunder.
The main complaints I'd heard about this was that it was full of cameos from other super heroes or villains. And while that's true I didn't actually find it annoying. It actually made sense in the context of the story.
I won't give spoilers on how it plays out. But if you can get over the fact that Wolverine is very close to the most serious character from these comic book hero movie adaptations and he's been thrown into a pretty funny plot here. It's well worth seeing. Kind if has a Shrek and Donkey feel to it.
Wolverine movies have in the past been pretty serious with touches of humour. While Deadpool movies have always been dark comedies which gave me a chance to ignore that everything I. Them should have been serious, but couldn't be taken seriously due to Deadpool's take in it. So I guess that it was going to be interesting seeing how they blended the brooding nature of Wolverine with Deadpool. And for anyone that wanted a serious take from this movie will possibly find it sub par. But I'm also part of the seemingly small portion that liked Thor-Love and Thunder.
The main complaints I'd heard about this was that it was full of cameos from other super heroes or villains. And while that's true I didn't actually find it annoying. It actually made sense in the context of the story.
I won't give spoilers on how it plays out. But if you can get over the fact that Wolverine is very close to the most serious character from these comic book hero movie adaptations and he's been thrown into a pretty funny plot here. It's well worth seeing. Kind if has a Shrek and Donkey feel to it.