there's action aplenty throughout the film; With Reynolds' charismatic irreverence at its core, the pic moves from bloody mayhem to lewd comedy and back fluidly, occasionally even making room to go warm and mushy
the sequel to Reynolds' raunchy, violent 2016 comedy succeeds at being bigger-scale and funnier; the eagerness of Deadpool to call out its own shortcomings earns this trash-talking franchise a lot of goodwill
Reynolds carries it with his usual deadpan charm...[but] it's a long movie and when its star isn't on screen and cracking wise, the boundary-pushing shocks and endless self-references wear thin
like its predecessor, the sequel is a grab-bag of humor, sorrow, sensation and silliness...It's a summer movie that trips over itself in a mad-crazy dash to make us laugh till it hurts
hilariously self-aware and satisfying on multiple levels, Deadpool 2 continues the relentless lampooning and scattershot jokes of the first movie, but pulls together a much better story
everyone in the film have clear objectives and motivations, wrapped in alluringly nutty packaging. "Deadpool 2" is outsized and absurd, but it also understands that the key to any good story is caring about the people within it
a fine sequel, with the ribald ridiculousness that is to be expected with this series. Reynolds is having the time of his life, but the newcomers steal the show
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