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Deadpool and Wolverine and I haven't laughed as hard at a movie in a long time.
definitely had to turn off any automatic cynicism kicking in, but once I was able to sink into the dumb fun, which happened nearly immediately with the opening dance number, i laughed a lot the entire movie and enjoyed a couple genuine surprises.
and I really liked the credit scenes.
I've had super hero fatigue since Guardians of the Galaxy 1 but Deadpool Wolverine was a blast. I think because I was so tired of Marvel, all the jabs they made about the culture and tropes of the MCU and Sony really hit
ha, yea, that rings true, i felt the same way.
And the constant flat out statements of how crappy Marvel movies are now. Priceless. I was also completely unprepared for the sheer number of, shall we say, 'surprises' they packed in. I was honestly craving more!