In 2016, Deadpool 1 came to light and achieved great success, with its new satirical taste of everything, as it mocks the super hero films he belongs to, and makes fun of Hollywood movies and its established traditions. The film was not limited to mockery, but rather the method of narration was innovative, which consisted in breaking the illusion and speaking directly to the audience, and through elaborate chaos, it broke the traditional method of narration.
This great success is a curse to the filmmakers, so Deadpool 1 fans look at the new part, with more eagerness and motivation at the same time, eager to see Wade Wilson's character again and hear his sarcastic opinions that he used to direct to the viewers directly, and motivate to know that he can go beyond his overwhelming success In the first part it introduces new.
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The story of the movie Deadpool 2
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Wade Wilson (Deadpool) is exposed to a crisis that makes him hate life and wants to die, but he is met by a transformed boy who is threatened with death by a super guy coming from the future called a caple, so protecting the boy becomes the goal of Wade Wilson. In order to achieve the goal, Wade Wilson creates a team of superheroes to face the super Kabul.
Movie script
In one of the early scenes of "Deadpool 2", Wade Wilson tells us that this movie will be a family opposite of what is expected, and although this sentence was said in a non-serious comic scene, it does not reflect a part of the truth of the film. Of course, we do not mean with my family here the film is free of sexual comments and the permanent break of the taboo, this is what distinguishes Wade Wilson and the reason for his success. But we do mean that the film showed human aspects of Wade Wilson and added a real crisis for the hero. Of course, the film did not give up comedy in order to show this human aspect. After every sad scene, a comic scene or a mockery of the previous sad scene appears.
The equation that the film's writers performed (actor Ryan Reynolds co-wrote this part) is to reduce the nihilistic part of the protagonist’s character in the first part, to confront a real crisis and try to solve it. The movie scenario was largely successful in this and achieved a difficult equation, which was the retention of the film with its old audience and added a new audience. Of the nihilism and pessimism characteristic of the first part by focusing on the human aspects of the hero and showing a real crisis he suffers from. However, there is some frustration that will afflict fans of the first part at the beginning of the movie, because of the lack of comedy compared to the first part, but the movie quickly recovers its comic luster especially with the beginning of the formation of Wade Wilson for his own team.
With the Wilson team, we have a special pause, here and in this particular part according to the scenario and distinguished from the first part. In the first part of the movie, the character of Wade Wilson or Deadpool was the distinctive and explosive character of laughter, so the viewer after watching the first part only has in his memory what remains Wade Wilson, because the other characters were its presence is gaining importance from the hand of Welson Wilson to them and his comments on them, then Deadpool, which is the super hero Who hates the life of a super hero and makes fun of her and her films, is the basic idea of work and the basis for the film's success. In the second part, the matter differed. The work makers, despite the great success of the first part, were afraid of the viewer's boredom of seeing Deadpool alone, so the book resorted to adding other personalities and adding large spaces to the characters of the first part.
The new characters in Deadpool 2 are drawn with meticulous accuracy and no less strange and wit than that of Deadpool himself. If we make a comparison, for example, between the character of the villain (Ajax) in the first part and the character of the villain Kabul in the second part, the comparison will be in favor of Kabul, of course.
Here the proficiency in writing and the ability to develop is evident. In the first part, the writers realized that the film was distinguished by the character of Deadpool, so the spotlight must be focused on him. As for the second part, the same writers (Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick) realized that focusing only on Deadpool would make the viewer bored and the movie would fall into the trap of repetition, so the blood must be renewed by adding new characters and opening up more spaces for old characters.
