Okay, I finally watched X-Men Origins: Wolverine and saw what they did with Deadpool. Is his story accurate? Did he really become Weapon XI with all those powers? Does he really have swords in his arms? Does he really have Cyclops' laser eyes? I want to know if there is any truth to this story. Please someone help me out.

It's not that faithful to the comic actually. His only power is his Healing Factor, and the side effects of that such as enhanced strength, stamina, and such. He doesn't have baraka blades, he has a device that lets him teleport, he is not Weapon XI, no way in hell did I ever expect anyone to think "hey, lets give Deadpool laser beam eyes and sew his mouth shut" and no way in the deeper parts of hell did I expect someone to say "What a great idea!" So no, its not "realistic" toward Deadpool

Ryan Reynolds at the beginning was as close to DP as that movie got

"Ryan Reynolds at the beginning was as close to DP as that movie got "

That "thing" in Wolverine was a disgrace.
 
What we saw at the start was basically Deadpool, just a less ugly, insane and self loathing version.

To be fair though Ryan Renolds has it spot on. It wasn't a Deadpool movie, it was a Wolverine movie. And Wade Wilson and Weapon XI served their purposes to the plot. Deadpool being in Wolverine at all was simply a tip of the hat to the fans and a way to test the waters to see if he would have an audience for his own movie. And with the massive backlash against Weapon XI and the praise for Wade Wilson, it proves there is an audience there.

I refuse to acknowledge Weapon XI as Deadpool
but the Wade Wilson at the start was pretty accurate, personality and skill-wise (not looks-wise, unless they were going for pre-Weapon X Wilson)

IDK, but I heard there is going to be a X-Men Origins: Deadpool movie due to popular demand.

They did not accurately portray Deadpool at all.  From my understanding, Weapon XI is a different character in the comics and he is much more similar to the character in the movie.

" IDK, but I heard there is going to be a X-Men Origins: Deadpool movie due to popular demand. "

Was ok, but was not totally  impressed.  They ruined Deadpool and it lacked in a lot of areas.  A lot of loose ends

it was probably the worst take on a super hero i've ever seen. sword arms? WEAK. however deadpool in the hulk v.s. wolverine cartoon was pretty good.

I think it was pretty cool and yes i read deadpool comics all the time but adding more powers onto deadpool was kick ass and entertaining

I felt Ryan Reynolds scene was better than the entire film.

Lets just say, Ryan Reynolds was a GREAT Wade Wilson, but a HORRIBLE Deadpool. This is mostly due to bad writing. Deadpool is known as the "Merc With The Mouth" and they took away his mouth (which makes absolutely no sense). Also, his katana swords are not retractable adamantium claws in the comics, They're just katanas. If they do make a Deadpool movie, they should defiantly keep Reynolds as Wade Wilson. But since Deadpool wears a mask, due to his scared skin, they should hire a different actor to play the crazy loud mouth mercenary we all know and love.

Ryan played Wade but Scott Adkins actually played "weapon XI" so as you said Reynolds should continue as Wade but lets wait till he actually play deadpool before judging if he can do the job

I'm not a big stickler about movies following comic book canon. Especially when comic books themselves typically do an awful job of following their own canon.

That being said, the Deadpool in X-Men Origins: Wolverine was an abomination. An complete bastardization of the character.

He sharpened katanas with a sharpening stone.. katanas... with a sharpening stone.... nuff said...

@the_cardinal: in ultimate spider man season 2 episode 16 "ultimate deadpool" portrays him spot on and shows off his skills much more he makes taskmaster look foolish without even trying

And he constantly breaks the fourth wall while spider man has no idea how he's doing it, it's great

*Deadpools standard feats-

-Regenerative healing factor

-Superhuman stamina, agility, flexibility and reflexes

-Devices that allow for teleportation and holographic disguise

-Carries a magic satchel

-Extended longevity

-Immunity to telepathy

-Master martial artist, swordsman and marksman

-Immortality

People gotta stop slacking on him

The beginning of the movie Wade was true to the true comic book version of Wade Wilson. What they screwed up though was the fact that his most funny yet kinda trade card is that he has the hugest mouth in all of Marvel comics Spider-man comes a close second though and they completely messed it when they muted him like that. They shouldn't have given him so much powers he only truly had two in the comics. The first being the healing factor and the second being teleportation. Another thing that they ruined is that Dead-pool always breaks the fourth wall and also has an unlimited arsenal. Oh and Dead-pool has two voices in his head one is the original Wade the mercenary and the other a complete sociopath.

I feel as if some of you guys are forgetting is that: 1, it's a movie and 2,this is an origin story. So don't bag on Deadpool too quickly. No one would want to see a movie exactly like a comic.there'd be mo surprises. You should appreciate that they added powers to Deadpool. In a way doesn't that make him cooler? And when you complain that the finished product doesn't talk,this is still an origin story remember? How the Merc with the Mouth came to be. Plus, with something to prove that I'm right, if you see the very end of the movie, you see Deadpool, head chopped off, the stitches are removed, and he looks straight at the camera, says "Shhhhh", thus breaking the fourth wall and possibly give us the Deadpool we all know and hate to love.

Well in the movie you saw Deadpool with is mounth closed. I find that really strange because they call him 'the merk with a mounth', so I did a little bit of research end i found that on the ending scene he had his mounth open and no body (he puts his body togheter) so I think that in 2016 they only have to worry about his cancer issue.

I'm really late to the party I know, but I actually think this was a great Hollywood origin and was wondering what you guys thought. First of all, Hollywood is always going to change the story, so we can't expect it to be perfect. Plus, how could they use the old story if it made them show a man virtually made of cancerous tumors every time he takes the mask off or gets pieces blown off?

Also, the construct that was in the last fight was NOT Deadpool, it was just the origin of Deadpool. As soon as he woke up from the control, he'd be right back to the chatterbox we know and love. As for the arm swords, Deadpool doesn't have the adamantium body that Wolverine rebuilds itself around, so as soon as he goes splat, the swords won't regenerate with him. They were just added because the general was trying to copy Wolverine and knew nothing about sword fighting. No doubt that's why the construct rarely used them during the fight, they're useless.

The mutant powers also explain things that would have taken a lot of unnecessary back story, like the teleportation device. They might even be able to explain the fourth wall and magic satchel via his insanity reacting to a mutants mental power that was probably needed in conjunction with the technomancers to control him. Almost like the Phoenix in that he can't be bound to the real world to get its full potential.

So you had the motor mouth mercenary with skills perfectly set up, then added incredible powers, and finally a really good reason for his insanity. They even had a good torture/prison situation for him to pick up the name Deadpool.

More I think about it, the more I think that it was a pretty ingenious new origin story. Certainly not completely accurate, to answer the OP, but not any less accurate than any other movie. They'll probably make the cyclops eyes and a couple other things conveniently disappear, but that's Hollywood for ya.

HE MUST LOSE ALL HIS POWERS EXCEPT HEALING

When he falls into the nuclear power thing f that's what it is he might have heavy damage to his mutant powers but healing which keeps him alive and what he looks like is why he wares the suit and makes him insane, and also the reason he wants revenge because he knows hes a monster

Im extremely late to the party, The mutant powers were injected with syrum and the swords were just a power given to him"which might include wolverines bonetrick lathered with a bit of adamantium", But syrum is temporary. You cannot give people inborn powers forever just by shooting them up with another mutants genes. Which is why in the credits the blades going away is his powers no longer available as they were temporary, His mouth opens and hes once again the Deadpool we know and love. The General was probably planning on shooting him up with mutant genes for years to give him temporary boosts to be ultra Deadpool for awhile.