Analysis Of The Movie Deadpool

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Deadpool The movie Deadpool is written by Paul Whitreck and directed by Tim Miller. The movie is about a man named Wade Wilson who underwent an experiment to help cure his cancer. In doing so the experiment went wrong and he gained accelerating healing powers which messed his face up. However he received his name from a scene early in the movie when he was in the bar. The movie went back in forth as far as memories but Wade wilson named himself Deadpool based on how he looked and the condition he was in. He gains new abilities and is on a search for the person that nearly killed him during the experiment. The movie is a reintegration of the comic books by marvel of this alter ego killer, not your typical friendly superhero. Deadpool is one of my favorite movies because of the level of action/violence, the sound effects/special effect and the good acting in the movie. My first criteria was the action/ violence in Deadpool, which by the way was exciting and spectacular. First off the opening …show more content…

Meanwhile the sound effects and special effects in Deadpool was off the charts. It adds to the movie and made it realistic with the sounds of comedy mixed in with violent action. The sound effects in this movie makes the movie more interesting and makes it comical. For example throughout the movie there are jokes made along with a lot of loud noises. Such as the sound of the unloading of guns, the active sounds of fighting, collapsing of buildings and explosions. Another thing that was big in this movie was the special effects in the movie. For example early in the movie Deadpool was confronted by some guys on the highway. However deadpool pulls out his gun and with the help of special effects the killings were in slow motion and gave it a realistic feeling. Likewise, the special effect and sound effects made the movie complete as a whole solidifying the suspense and action packed thrill moments of the

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