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'Deadpool 2' (2018)


Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Director: David Leitch
Screenplay: Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick
Cinematographer: Jonathan Sela
Editors: Craig Alpert, Elisabet Ronalds-dottir, Dirk Westervelt
Music Supervisor: Jonathan Sela
Rated: Rated R

Deadpool gangs together with other to help protect a young boy with supernatural abilities from a time-traveling cyborg, Cable(/Thanos).
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         I prefer this film over the first ‘Deadpool’. The first one had more the same sexual jokes or it drags on. I enjoyed the jokes in ‘Deadpool 2’; I appreciate the jokes better than the ones in the first film. Love the inside jokes for other superhero movies. This film reminding me the feel of ‘Terminator’ because of the time-traveling Cable. Most of the filmmakers from ‘Deadpool’ changed for ‘Deadpool 2’. You can see in some ways the different styles from the two films. The parts that I love in the first film, were focus more in the second film.
         
         Love the character interaction Deadpool has with other characters, especially Peter and Yukio. It surprised me that the actress who played Yukio was in some Japanese dramas I watched in the past, so happy for her~

         The story plot is more interesting and engaging compared to the first one since the first one had to explain the character Deadpool and his backstory leading to the movie’s own story plot. Even thought the film was a comedy, they talked about serious, dark topics.
         
         The music choices perfectly fit the film to help portray the emotion in the film or to add on to the comedy. The ending credits were also funny too. Love the inside jokes, special appearances, fight scene, and music~



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