Not sure if it’s the way I was playing a game to understand all the references or I just liked the vibe & cameos. I really don’t want to be THAT guy. But… I think I did like it because of the fun actors. It was more fun than expected.
The graphics were less gross than Deadpool, but the cursing was still bit annoying. So yes, that may have helped it too.

Really love Dancepool

Also want to rank the cameos, but I won’t. Let this be a review to say,.. Have basic MCU knowledge, know something about the TVA (Loki show), you he don’t have to watch anything XMen related necessarily (I only watched Deadpool) and you don’t even have to enjoy Deadpool in order to get something out of this.

You have films that make fun or honour filmmaking, TV culture, a specific genre. I think Deadpool & Wolverine does it for the superhero genre and the industry as a whole.

TOM WAMBSGANNNNNNNN MY BOSSSS

Also just want to mention how fun it is this film is made for the boys. Without saying it’s not for females. But I like how the makes embraced male humour and kinda leaned into the male looks. As in, men do admire muscles and being fit. Just like how women admire female beauty. Of course the writers did it with a undertone to make fun of it. And I didn’t laugh about all the jokes. But they embraced men stuff. Also think of the scene the cars (like in Mad Max) and I bet it was kind of rewarding being a superhero nerd while watching it.

#17/75 on 2024 ranked