Deadpool

[dsol]

My 16 yr old son and I laughed our asses off. The smart assary was strong throughout the movie, from the opening credits where it says written by "some asshat" to the ending credits where they listed people to thank (with tongue).

 

[femurphy77]

I had to laugh at one family in line at the concession, they had 3 daughters all under the age of 12, going to see deadpool. I knew relatively little about the movie but they got up and walked out about 20 minutes into it. I have to give them credit for doing it unless of course they headed straight to their lawyer. DEFINITELY not a family oriented movie.

 

[Pharaoh]

Very funny. Great change of pace from the "standard" comic book movies as of late.

 

[9mmfan]

I'm going to see it in an hour. Freakin' can't wait!

 

[WebSnyper]

Watched it this afternoon and loved it. Did anyone catch the Hardcore Henry preview? Seems like an interesting concept,first person movie the whole time. Also 10 Cloverfield Lane seems interesting. No do not take any kids, very violent, lots of cussing and nudity/sex montage.

I imagine that it will play well to people who love FPS but it made me dizzy.

The movie was awesome though. I am glad they didn't try to tone down Deadpool for the masses.

I caught that preview of Hardcore Henry. Both my son and I were immediately not liking what it was doing to our eyes/stomachs. The whole first person shooter on a huge screen (will be worse on a big D/IMAX type) without being able to have a constant non moving point of reference messes me up. I played FPS games for a long time, but not on a screen that big. The whole visual of moving without the sensation of moving on a big screen would just make for a couple of hours of motion sickness for me.

Deadpool was well done. I'll have to watch it again to try and catch everything. First showing of the day, 11 AM on a Sunday and theater was packed, and I'm not thinking it was a bunch of folks getting Valentine's day started.

I have read that the sequel is already moving forward, and the cut scene after the credits would seem to confirm that. Excellent movie.

 

[308jake]

There was a Hispanic family at Traders Point AMC on Friday night with 4 kids under 12 to see Deadpool. They stayed through he whole thing, but they gave the youngest looking child (I'm guessing 6ish) a phone to play games on and kept covering his face.

 

[danielocean03]

There was a Hispanic family at Traders Point AMC on Friday night with 4 kids under 12 to see Deadpool. They stayed through he whole thing, but they gave the youngest looking child (I'm guessing 6ish) a phone to play games on and kept covering his face.

Electronic babysitters. At least they tried to maintain his innocence by cover his eyes.

 

[Pharaoh]

I caught that preview. Both my son and I were immediately not liking what it was doing to our eyes/stomachs. The whole first person shooter on a huge screen (will be worse on a big D/IMAX type) without being able to have a constant non moving point of reference messes me up. I played FPS games for a long time, but not on a screen that big. The whole visual of moving without the sensation of moving on a big screen would just make for a couple of hours of motion sickness for me.

Deadpool was well done. I'll have to watch it again to try and catch everything. First showing of the day, 11 AM on a Sunday and theater was packed, and I'm not thinking it was a bunch of folks getting Valentine's day started.

I have read that the sequel is already moving forward, and the cut scene after the credits would seem to confirm that.

Yeah, they've already started working on the script from what I understand. They've got the green light to make it happen. I'd say this weekend's box office take will confirm that as well.

 

[femurphy77]

Yeah, they've already started working on the script from what I understand. They've got the green light to make it happen. I'd say this weekend's box office take will confirm that as well.

They're projecting over $150 mill domestic alone for the weekend!

 

[jsharmon7]

My wife really wanted to see it so we went last night. I thought it was right up there with the funniest movies I've seen lately. We both really enjoyed it.

 

[9mmfan]

Simply outstanding! Just one laugh after the other. I'll be seeing it again once the hubbub dies down.

 

[batmunch]

It was pretty much rapid-fire dark humor. Loved it!

 

[Pharaoh]

They're projecting over $150 mill domestic alone for the weekend!

Looks like they definitely hit that $150M target and the some. It was a fantastic movie.

 

[BogWalker]

Saw it Saturday. Fantastic movie. Way too many young children in the audience though.

 

[88E30M50]

The wife and I saw it on Saturday. I think I need to see it a couple of more times. The movie is non-stop and I'm sure I missed a bunch of stuff.

 

[shootersix]

I saw it yesterday, it was awesome!!!!!!

no the redband trailer is not a test to see if this movie is ok for your child! way much more "adult" than the trailer!

a "lady" with her grade school age son sat down the row from us, and I looked at my gf and said 'I bet he and his mom will be discussing deadpool during the commercial breaks on the walking dead tonight!"

people this is a "r rated comic book movie" IE lots more blood guts violence and sex than all the other marvel movies combined!

if it were me id be uncomfortable watching the "holiday flashbacks" with my child! my daughter saw it Saturday with her bf(shes 20) and loved it,I can saw it's one if the best "comic" book movies ever!....BUT LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN AT HOME!...idc if little billy is "mature for his age", let him watch iron man again!

and if you're stupid enough to ignore my advice, keep you mouth shut! don't start a "change.org" petition, don't write fox studios, don't go on facebook,twitter, instagram or any other social media to b!t@H about it, you've been told, you know about the movie! you're the problem!...NOT THE MOVIE!

 

[JTScribe]

Some dad brought his kid, who was about the height of a five-year old, to the screening we saw.

I'm unsure on his age because the kid was wearing a full Deadpool costume. And yeah, they stayed for the whole thing.

My kid's 8, knows who Deadpool is because his appearance on Ultimate Spider-Man, but no way am I letting him see it until he's at least 16.

 

[A 7.62 Exodus]

Yeah, to reiterate what has already been said, it's WAY dirtier than we were lead to believe. This coming from a 23 yr old male.

Amazing nonetheless. I probably missed a ton of jokes because I was laughing at the one before. Would highly recommend for adults only.

Happy international woman's day. That is all

 

[long coat]

It looks like I will be seeing it tomorrow around 11am.

 

[Super Bee]

Great movie, do not take your children!

I would say 16yrs old would be the youngest, but they are your children, so do as you see fit.

(Note: I am the guy that made the mistake of taking his two nephews to see "Watchmen" when they were 10 and 16.) lol

Well, at least you know you will always be their favorite uncle. . . . Malin Akerman.


Back on topic, I like Ryan Reynolds, looks I need to see this one.