#about deadpool

[transgenderfreak]

hey can i be insane for a second

[lucifergender]

I finally understand the "maximum effort" joke at work...

[van-dyne]

I went to see Deadpool today, and I’m surprised that I didn’t like it. I mean it’s good, it’s not bad at all, the cinematography is great, the actions are cool. But the plot is just so weak. The villain has no stage presence, humour is a bit over the top, (to me sex jokes are only funny if they’re not over selling it)  And I personally do not like character who kills people without a blink of an eye, even though they are bad people, I mean you don’t have to shoot every one of them right?? I know he’s been through a hell lot (worse than hell I’d say), and I 100% sympathise with him, and he keeps telling people he is not a superhero, and they stress that this is not a superhero movie. But this movie kills people like they worth nothing, that just doesn’t sit well with me, countless amounts of on screen killing just makes me sick by the end of it. 

[mercwithamoviearchive]

“Regardless of what they say in the movies, killing does not get easier the more you do it... That’s some screenwriter who’d pass out if he got a paper cut trying to impress his girlfriend.

Killing someone, ‘specially when you have enough time to plan it, order some Domino’s and do some bathroom reading before the trigger pull -- it’s a lot like having your tonsils out... with no anesthetic... using a rusty fish hook.

So why do it, right? Why even take the stupid job...? Why put myself through it again...? 

Why would anyone want to take a murder gig, you ask? Because once those tonsils come out... once you pull the trigger and do it, do the mark, do the deed -- everything else falls away for a while. 

Everything gets quiet... because the world is afraid of you. 

I need a little quiet.”

-Deadpool (v2) #26