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This review was made a few days after watching the movie and in all honesty, it was amazing which is expected from a "Deadpool" movie after the first two.

I was excited as to how they will introduce the story of brining back wolverine and it was done nicely enough to not think too much about it, finally seeing deadpool and wolverine on the big screen together is crazy, the chemistry between ryan reynolds and hugh jackman was perfect, as well as finally and officially making deadpool join the MCU which could save it from the continuous downfall it is having for the past few years with some exceptions.

This movie is definitely a comedy but some drama scenes including logan, hugh jackman did a great job although some characters were under utilized which would've increased the emotions involved within those scenes.

The villain was below average and I would've liked more taking into consideration what we know of the villain.

Everytime we watch a deadpool movie, we get barraged with easter eggs, references and a lot of breaking the 4th wall jokes which are the best part of the movie as a whole, if you're into the marvel universe and not just that but also following the social issues involving entertainment industries and much more, you'll find the movie more enjoyable and the jokes way funnier, the more you know the more you'll have fun is what i'll name this experience.

Amazing and unexpected guest cameos as well.

It is a definitely a must watch.

My expectations were very high before watching it due to what was said and mentioned about it in articles and especially the first trailer that was released for it.

The trailer was really well done when it came down to sound design and the editing of clips which made it very tense, mysterious and unsettling and hands down it was one of the best trailers for any horror film in my eyes.

The story, the pacing and the intensity of the mystery was going perfect for almost the first half of it but everything went down the drain afterwards. The story took an approach that was too predictable based of late introduced ideas. Throughout watching I had predicted an outcome that would've been so much better if executed correctly and was well done.

The acting was very good, Maika Monroe did a phenomenal job but Nicolas Cage was single-handedly carrying it, everytime he was on screen I was captivated and feeling uneasy by how crazy good he was.

This could've been one of the best horror films made and it could've been an easy 8 or above but the second half of it knocked it down a lot for me.

I got the opportunity to watch this a bit late as I also re-watched the trilogy again.

The trilogy was so perfect and the OG crew are literal icons now when it comes to this world and what it has to offer, you never think about the value of something until you lose it, the new crew and characters lacked everything we had with the originals, Caesar had an aura to him that you could feel it everytime he's on screen as a character and a leader thanks to the perfect acting of Andy Serkis.

No emotional connection to either the humans or the apes, the villain Proximus Caesar was kinda good but lacked some more to him, some characters were under utilized and gone too early.

Visuals are great

This setting of the movie is great and I think the movie is important to add more lore and depth the world that Caesar created, was it necessary ? No, but it's great to have.

Pacing could've been better but it's definitely worth giving a try if you're into this world.