Fibby Rocher

Movie was a huge letdown. A plot I'm starting to see consistently with each Marvel movie, which is 'must save my own universe by traveling to other universes.' It only really works with Spiderman, but seeing this played out, and the way the studio uses the Multiverse to cover their lazy writing is aggravating. What Marvel is pumping out now is pure slop, filled with uneeded cameos to keep everyone's attention, and to money-grab. Although, seeing Blade was nice, it was clear they just kept up with the repeated cameos. The banter went on for too long, leading to odd pacing. I get it's Deadpool, but, when are we going to quit using that excuse to bypass lazy writing? Marvel sucks now, and I doubt I'll tune into anymore newer films.

Wasn't that good imo. The writing is not super great, pacing is awful, and most of the characters have no real character developments. Everything feels jumbled and all over the place, and they shove a million ideas down your throat each episode, and lose the narrative of the actual plot. But, if you want to watch a show where you don't really have to use your brain, watch this one. The character designs aren't bad, but, still, watching this left me just confused at the end as it felt like a whole lot of nothing occured. The vulgarness, and cursing, while was funny for a bit, got tiresome pretty quickly. However, if the writers really sit down and tinker out the kinks they could actually have a pretty great show. Aside from everything, it's nice to see a previously indie project get it's big break. Gives me hope for the future of indie.

I loved Blade 1 and 2, but this one was a complete no for me. One, Blade was not in this movie nearly enough considering it's named after him. Who are these two new characters they're trying to force on us for absolutely no reason, and why in the trilogy? I'd understand if we were able to form some sort of connection with them throughout the film like in previous films, but we barely get to know them and it's clear they've been forced into the plot. I came for Blade, and to see Wesley Snipes kick ass on screen and he doesn't do that nearly enough in this film, and instead were forced to sit through another collection of Ryan Reynold's unfunny corny one-liners, and some Mary-sue who barely talks or even has a personality. This movie was horrendous to say the least, and absolutely disrespectful to the character.