Julian Dennison Archives - Sean Kelly On Movies

The merc with the mouth returns to the big screen in Deadpool 2. Following the loss of his love Vanessa (Morena Baccarin), Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds), fall into a suicidal funk, until he is brought on by Colossus (Stefan Kapicic) as a trainee member of the X-Men. On his first mission, he encounters troubled teenage mutant Russell (Julian Dennison) terrorizing an orphanage. Deadpool's vigilante actions land both himself and Russell in jail, where they encounter the time travelling soldier Cable (Josh Brolin), who is on a mission to eliminate Russell. Along with fellow mutants, such as Domino (Zazie Beetz), Deadpool forms his own team called the X-Force to put a stop to Cable. Back in 2016, Ryan Reynolds finally satisfied his dream of playing the wisecracking anti-hero Deadpool, which he seems like he was born to play. The film's large surprise success guaranteed a sequel destined to make things bigger and better. However, as a result of creative differences with Ryan Reynolds, the original film's director Tim Miller left Deadpool 2 in pre-production, being replaced David Lietch (John Wick, Atomic Blonde). HOLD ON!!! That's right readers! Like the poor excuse for a review for my film two years ago, I am back to give my two cents on what this guy Sean Kelly has to say about Deadpool 2, which is really f****ed up if you think about it, since this is obviously Sean Kelly breaking the fourth wall himself and just saying that he's Deadpool. Anyways, can we please stop with the IMDB trivia and get back to talking about my sequel! Deadpool proved that there was room for a superhero film that wasn't afraid to feature raunchy comedy and violence. Indeed it is Ryan Reynold's fourth wall breaking performance that gives the film its charm. However, there is something a little off about the sequel, which often featured more dark and serious moments than the previous film. What the f*** do you mean "dark and serious?!?" I did not see you complain when you gave The Dark Knight a 10/10 with only 93 words! This is a sequel dumbass! The stakes are supposed to be graver! That's why have a very dark twenty minute or so first act, followed by a James Bond style credits sequence set to a Celine Dion song! Remember that you currently wearing this t-shirt: NOW START SAYING SOMETHING POSITIVE ABOUT MY F&%*ING MOVIE!!! Deadpool 2 seems to be building up an expanded X-Men universe, with the primary focus being the formation of the X-Force team. This introducing Deadpool's "frenemy" Cable, who initial seems to be the antagonist of the film, but turns out to have a much deeper character than he appears to be. GIVE AWAY THE WHOLE F***ING MOVIE WHY DON'T YOU?!? At least you haven't spoiled the cool surprise villain in the film, who is so f***ing cool that you will just have to see the film to know who I am talking about. I can't deny that Deadpool 2 is a very entertaining film at times. However, I have to admit that the whole Deadpool schitch is starting to wear a little film. All the best stuff is already given away in the trailers, which are often much more entertaining than the film itself. Oh, that is a low blow! What happened to the guy, who played the Deadpool video game for hours on end and hasn't even finished it yet? What happened to the guy who bought Deadpool comics and haven't even read them yet? What about the figurines? The fridge magnet? AND DON'T FORGET THE F***ING T-SHIRTS! While, I have grown to be a big fan of Deadpool over the years, I am not sure what these films want to be as a franchise. Is the film supposed to spoof the cliches of superhero films, while still following them? No amount of wisecracking can make up for the fact that the plot of Deadpool 2 is very much on the generic side. Generic my ass! Where else do you get to see a film that starts off with an explosion? And it has the kid from Hunt for the Wilderpeople! You liked that film right? No matter, how entertaining a character Deadpool can be, even he is not fully immune for sequelitis (despite one hell of a credits scene). FINALLY! Something we can agree upon! 7 / 10 stars FAIR We really need to talk about your really f***ing lame ratings system that makes no f***ing sense whatsoever. Disclaimer: The entirety of this review was written by Sean Kelly, with some sections in character as Deadpool. No offense is intended for what is said in those sections.