considerable sex and nudity

Really?

But considering there is lots of indiscriminate stabbing with swords

You get to see a couple humping and you get to see a girl's fanny.

PoolPeen too, I think. Very briefly.

Just got back. Brilliant.

It's still good the third time.

However, my girlfriend made me apologise to her immediately afterwards for taking her to see the film.

However, my girlfriend made me apologise to her immediately afterwards for taking her to see the film.

Did anybody not like it?

The Mary Sue didn't. And I have no plans to watch it. I don't like the comics.

That's not strictly true. It had one negative review, one positive review, and at least one other endorsement on the site, along with about fifty other fluff pieces, so it's fair to say that one reviewer didn't like it.

I expect you'd actually like it. It's very funny.

Been seeing a lot of Deadpool merch in the shops. Hearing all this positivity makes me want to go see it, even though I didn't really like Ryan Reynolds in the wolverine film (whichever one it was, Origins I think). I'm struggling to think I what else he has been in, all I can remember at the moment are films I didn't like. Blade 3 (pony film, annoying character). Oh, and the one where he got married to Sandra Bullock (annoying film, couldn't sit through it). I'll have to look on IMDB or something. And yet, I dint dislike Reynolds himself, I think he's kinda... OK.

Hearing all this positivity makes me want to go see it, even though I didn't really like Ryan Reynolds in the wolverine film (whichever one it was, Origins I think).

Why, did she not know anything about it going in or something?

It's nice to see there's a bit of pent-up demand for a proper 'R' rated superhero film rather than the anodyne, neutered PG-13 pap that often gets foisted on the public.

(Although interestingly(ish) the American 'R' very often equates to a 15 over here these days (even 'hard R' films), whereas in the past 'R' rated films would be cut even for a Cert 18 over here (and even more often at 15),

It's nice to see there's a bit of pent-up demand for a proper 'R' rated superhero film rather than the anodyne, neutered PG-13 pap that often gets foisted on the public.

Don't think so! She told me she found the jokes too "crude" apparently. And didn't like being in a room full of British people bellowing with laughter. She wasn't angry per se or anything, just "why did I have to watch this".

Are there curse words too? *shock emoji*

That's a slightly odd reaction. Was it the room, the British people, the laughter or the combination of all three she was reacting to? And holding you personally responsible because she didn't like a particular film seems harsh!

Not that any of this matters like, I'm just bored at work.

If you want to see it why don't you just go and see it, rather than agonising over the main actor's career? It's only a couple of hours, you're not making a lifetime commitment here.

Sell a kid if you have to.

Don't wait. Go see Deadpool. Sell a kid if you have to.

All right, all right. I'll go and see it.

If I hate it then I blame all of you.

All right, all right. I'll go and see it.

If I hate it then I blame all of you.

When it turns out to be excellent we get all the credit though yeah?