Deadpool 3 was hella good

[Mr. Analog]

It was funny
It had action
It had heart
Plus it's a total nostalgia trip

Worth seeing in the theater

[Lazybones]

I liked it but I think it was a weak plot held together buy a lumpy set of nostalgia. The main plot sort of feels completely contrived to just allow the mess in-between.

The individual nostalgia/ comic / real life references are all good however .

Going in without spoilers the twist character was definitely the highlight for me.

[Mr. Analog]

Sure it was full of memberberries and the plot was as weak as herbal tea but I still had fun

[Darren Dirt]

Being surrounded by a full theatre was mandatory.

The opening titles / "music video" was so good especially for anyone 40+ -- and what a relief that it wasn't the only part that triggered extremely loud chortling from 👉this guy👈.

Character development was excellent -- respect to Hugh Jackman⚔️, he teally brought the gravitas -- and the cameos were more than member berries (Mr. Tatum recently tweeted about the background of his cameo, confirming again that Ryan Reynolds is a great human).

9/10, would pay to see again!

[Thorin]

Some of the real-life links you have to be a real fan to catch without someone pointing it out to you, for instance:

Spoiler

Deadpool saying to Blade, "You never really liked me", which was related to Ryan Reynolds and Wesley Snipes' time together on the set of Blade: Trinity, where Snipes was really standoffish at all the other actors but apparently even more so at Reynolds

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