Deadpool 2

Deadpool 2 is everything like the first installment (Deadpool released in 2016) but way better. Lots of action, its exhilarating and funny, I laughed so hard during each scene that I had to pause to remember the plot. And although Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) said during one of the first few scenes that "it's a family film" don't believe it at all so be careful with the kids.

In this sequel our dirty-mouthed superhero had to deal with losing his fiancee Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) and saving a mutant kid with the help of his own superhero group, the X-Force from being killed by a cybernetic soldier from the future called Cable (does this ring any bells when you think of The Terminator).

The titular character is truly tailor-made for Reynolds and I think Deadpool is loving his own franchise because during the end credits he kills off Ryan Reynolds while he was reading the Green Lantern script and also Deadpool in the X-Men Origins: Woverine.

The cast was great especially loved Zazie Beetz as Domino a mutant with the power of luck and a member of the X-Force.

The film dragged a bit towards the end when Deadpool couldn't make up his mind if he was ready to die or not but other than that and a bit of carnage, the film is worth it. Laterz