Yea, never really saw the flaws in the movie. Then again when I saw the movie in theaters I was 10(now 15).I was not into comics at the moment so I did not have a care in the world about Deadpool's character.Hell,I enjoyed the Wolverine as well. I am never too critical about comic book movies because in the end I know it is not canon and I can read the comics for the full in-depth character.
Ya I am almost entirely a DC reader so I didn't really notice any poor character treatment they may have had in the movie.
I didn't like it at all... I remember how excited I was for the film and all my friends were just sighing even before the movie was released. I felt so embarrassed walking out of the theatre.
On a related note, Hugh Jackman himself recently said that Origins wasn't properly done, he said it basically turned into X4 - he's absolutely right.
It was alright and I would probably watch it again sometime.
It had some strong points (the start of the movie, Liev Schrieber as Sabretooth) and some really bad points too (Deadpool at the end) but it was okay for what it was.
I thought it was good I mean yes the CGI was awful and they messed up Deadpool, but Ryan Reynolds was perfect that role. It started off well and ended badly
I liked it when I first saw it because I didn't know much about the X-Men at the time. But I rewatched it last week after I saw the trailer for Days of Future Past (I binged on all the X-Movies) and I ended up feeling quite differently. I didn't hate it but I didn't love. It was good for most of it but Deadpool killed it for me. The best part was the reveal that Wolverine and Sabretooth are brothers.
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