Deadpool 2

Director: David Leitch David Leitch

Overview

In this sequel, irreverent warrior Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) recruits mutant fighters Domino (Zazie Beetz), Bedlam (Terry Crews), and Shatterstar (Lewis Tan) to form an alliance he names the X-Force. Their mission is to protect a teenage boy from the wrath of the forceful Cable (Josh Brolin). Morena Baccarin, Brianna Hildebrand and Bill Skarsg?rd also star. Directed by David Leitch.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/21/2018
UPC:	0024543461470
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	R
Source:	BUENA VISTA HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:59:00
Sales rank:	21,955

Special Features

Closed Caption; Gag reel; Deadpool's Fun Sack 2

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Ryan Reynolds	Wade/Deadpool
Josh Brolin	Cable
Morena Baccarin	Vanessa
Julian Dennison	Russell
Zazie Beetz	Domino
Brianna Hildebrand	Negasonic Teenage Warhead
Jack Kesy	Actor
T.J. Miller	Weasel
Bill Skarsgård	Zeitgest
Terry Crews	Bedlam
Lewis Tan	Shatterstar
Rob Delaney	Peter
Eddie Marsan	Actor
Shiori Kutsuna	Actor,Yukio
Leslie Uggams	Blind Al
Hayley Sales	Actor
Karan Soni	Dopinder
Luke Roessler	Cereal Kid
Scott Vickaryous	Thug
Tanis Dolman	Neighbour
Islie Hirvonen	Cable's Daughter
Nikolai Witschl	Head Orderly Frye
Andrea Vawda	News Anchor
Hunter Dillon	Branding Boy
Lisa Bunting	Child Protection Worker
Thayr Harris	Meth Boss
Lars Grant	Prison Guard 96S
Paul Wu	Triad Boss
Gerry South	Tree Trimmer 2
Sean Gislingham	Sammy
Lionel Marye	Dead Orderly
Abiola Uthman	Pilot
Valencia Budijanto	Zoo Kid
Randal Reeder	Buck
Alan Tudyk	Luke - Redneck #1
Matt Damon	Redneck #2
Michasha Armstrong	Swat Captain
Jagua Arneja	Tree Trimmer #1
Robert Maillet	Sluggo
Brad Pitt	Vanisher
Stefan Kapicic	Colossus
Tyler Bates	Composer

Technical Credits

Paul Wernick

Rhett Reese

Ryan Reynolds

David Leitch	Director
Lauren Shuler-Donner	Producer
Simon Kinberg	Producer
Paul Wernick	Producer,Executive Producer,Screenwriter
Kelly McCormick	Producer,Executive Producer
Rhett Reese	Screenwriter,Executive Producer
Aditya Sood	Executive Producer
Stan Lee	Executive Producer
Jonathon Komack Martin	Executive Producer
Ethan Smith	Executive Producer
Ryan Reynolds	Screenwriter,Producer
Tony Kenny	Special Effects
Mary Vernieu	Casting
Martyn Zub	Sound/Sound Designer
Scott Farr	Sound Mixer
Mark Noda	Sound Mixer

Editorial Reviews

Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch (John Wick, Atomic Blonde) takes over the reins of the chronicles of the "Merc with a Mouth," aptly portrayed by Ryan Reynolds. Returning scriptwriting team Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (Zombieland) provide yet more proof that they can handle a serious story with a tongue-in-cheek attitude and pay excellent respect to Deadpool's lack of respect for the fourth wall. In this installment, Wade/ Deadpool has a chance to turn his life into the closest thing to normal that he can achieve with Vanessa (Morena Baccarin - Gotham). Unfortunately, that does not work out the way he hoped, and the "Regenerating Degenerate" ends up on the road of self-recrimination. When given the chance at redemption by joining the X-Men at Colossus' invitation, he blows it and ends up in prison. From there he takes a roller-coaster ride that leads him into encounters with Marvel classics such as Cable, Domino, and Juggernaut. The film is two hours of non-stop action, special effects, and smart-mouthed remarks to a level that would only work in a script featuring Deadpool. While the action is over-the-top fun, it seems at times the scriptwriters were trying a bit too hard to push the envelope of both outlandish humor and the "R" rating. This is the only flaw in the writing, which is otherwise polished (Deadpool himself disagrees with this) and shows a studied knowledge of the characters. Overall, the film is good enough to make these occasional moments completely forgivable. The fight scenes are particularly good, with action that is uncharacteristically easy to follow. For them, they take a page from the success of Guardians of the Galaxy for appropriately selected period music. The real stars of the film are, thankfully, the stars of the film. In Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds has finally found his perfect superhero home, and even pokes fun at his other, less-than-memorable turn in spandex. Josh Brolin (Guardians of the Galaxy) captures the steely, overly serious Cable with an intensity that never slips off into the laughable, which would have been easy to do. Atlanta's Zazie Beetz is a perfect fit for Domino. Her brash, confident, and self-assured manner is a natural for a character associated with Deadpool, and the portrayal leaves the viewer wanting to see more of her. A few surprise actors round out the very brief first incarnation of X-Force, and the lead characters, both individually and mutually, do an excellent job of setting up the forthcoming X-Force movie. Anyone that enjoyed the first Deadpool movie is sure to enjoy the second, and anyone that knows Marvel Comics (or Ryan Reynolds' history) is sure to get a kick out of most of the related in-jokes. All-in-all Deadpool 2 was a thoroughly enjoyable action-adventure that will please the fans and leave them ready for more in the announced X-Force and rumored Deadpool 3 films.