Deadpool & Wolverine

Movie Review: Deadpool and Wolverine Deadpool and Wolverine brings the classic wit and irreverence fans expect, with sharp humor and rapid-fire jokes. However, the film struggles with cohesion, borrowing heavily from concepts like Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and blending tropes from other franchises like Mad Max and X-Men. While the chaotic mix of genres can be entertaining, it often feels overstuffed, making the plot lose focus. The relentless barrage of crude humor—particularly the overuse of “dick stabbing” gags—crosses the line from edgy to tiresome. Despite some standout moments, the film’s potential is overshadowed by an overreliance on shock value and too many competing ideas.

Fun, exciting, uplifting … This film is just pure fan service but in the best way possible. I would say for someone who hasn’t seen anything related to this they may find it confusing as the story alone I must admit isn’t the best. Very generic villain who didn’t have much depth or interest, but Let’s be honest we just wanted these two beloved characters on screen kicking arse which we more than got. Go give it a go !

Not a fan of any francise but I found this movie very funny and a good watch anyway.

Comedy is so forced and feels unnatural. Even with all the cameos, the plot was flat.

This movie is SIIIIIIIICK. If you don't get it - don't watch it.

I wasn’t into this movie at all. Think maybe I just don’t find Ryan Reynolds humor to be funny.

Excellent and delightfully entertaining film.

O filme e bom, enfrentando a vila e fraca (uma das piores que já vi no UCM). Mas a ligação entre Deadpool e Wolverine e muito boa e faz com que o filme seja muito bom, além das músicas escolhidas (fizeram o filme bem melhor).

Definitely a fun & wild ride filled with cameos & Easter eggs.

Insane, but it works. The first two movies were filled with campy gore, juvenile humour and plenty of 4th wall breaks, but Deadpool and Wolvering cranks it up to 11. In a lot of ways it's fun, but sometimes it dabbles too much in the things it's lampooning. And to an already multiverse and crossover exhausted audience, it can be headache inducing. But to an extent that's the point, and I get that, It's supposed to be a "Hey, look at us, we can do that too!" that makes you go "Oh... this is kind of stupid." By the end, all of it is brought home with a message about unlikely heroes and a reminder to fight for whats important to you, not for some altruistic world saving reason, but because it's what makes you happy. Which is a pretty bold message for a superhero movie. Usually, there's just some loose, pie in the sky concepts like "fighting for the little guy" or "doing what's right." And... I like the sentiment, it's a nice one, but if we're being real. Deadpool is probably saying something more realistic. Deadpool and Wolverine is simultaneously a love/hate letter to comic book movies past and present, and a surprisingly deep exploration of comic book movies awkward failures and dumb successes that encourages both laughs and groans. Ultimately, it's a good movie, not great... but knows what it is and delivers for better or for worse.