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  • Both of these comic book movies are Rated R so you had to be 17 years or older to see

  • it in theaters, but even though this movie’s for adults, it does have kiddy humor parts

  • like the tighty whitey jokes in case you want to watch it with little kids. At the beginning,

  • the hero’s doing a freelance mission and you realize he’s not such a superhero after

  • all. Far from a hero, he’s actually quite the mercenary and one of the highest scoring

  • killers of all time (audio). A bad guy who knows about his reputation tries to recruit him. The bad

  • guy works with this one tomboy lady who’s super sexy on the outside. She’s rough and

  • stuff and even though she knows how to do a superhero landing, make no mistake, she’s

  • definitely a bad guy. (audio) So one of the bad guys tricks the main character into visiting

  • this plant that’s producing weapons of mass destruction.

  • but it gets super weird after the bad guys give the hero a Freddy Krueger makeover. The

  • place gets set on fire and explodes and the main guy's life is never the same pretty much.

  • His face looks like a testicle with teeth. His words not mine. But the good news is he

  • has the same super powers as Wolverine so he could heal really really fast and he doesn’t

  • need gloves to take stuff out the oven. His new powers come in handy when his rival jesuses

  • him on this metal rod, but the metal comes out and he heals afterwards. If it were me,

  • and I had to choose between keeping my regular face or having super powers and getting a

  • new face like his, I’d choose my face to stay the same because I treasure my face way too

  • much, but one man’s trash is literally another man’s treasure in this movie. Even though

  • he has new powers and is virtually indestructible, he has too major weaknesses. 1, his nuts,

  • and 2, his heart because he’s still in love with the lady he’s in love with. So much

  • so, he spends a majority of the movie day dreaming about her. Which is another similarity

  • because both movies have exactly 3 flashback sequences in them. 1, 2 and 3 over here. Back in present

  • day he wants to go back to visit his ex, but he’s far too embarrassed. He’s walking

  • in the street on a rainy day or night and everybody keeps staring and it gets really rude.

  • When he finally gets to the girl’s house, he never tells her he’s still alive because

  • it doesn’t further the plot good enough. Don’t feel too bad about him cutting her

  • off because if Hydra taught us anything, it’s that if you cut off one head, two more shall

  • take it’s place. So he makes two new friends. An older guy with an accent and the little

  • kid. They tell him to use his powers for good and he doesn’t listen to them, but soon

  • as the comic relief guy tells him to do the opposite with his powers, he listens to him

  • and then the comic relief guy helps him come up with a new superhero name (audio). The hero gets

  • a suit that’s black and red. Why do you ask? (Well that's so bad guys don’t see me bleed)

  • With a new suit, and a new nickname, he goes after the guy who’s allegedly the only man

  • with a cure (audio). When the hero gets his hands on the guy who set him up, the guy doesn’t

  • recognize him at first, but then he starts dropping subtle hints and what knot and then

  • the bad guys like, ohhhh! Everything is going fine until the bad guy

  • pisses the good guy off and kidnaps the woman he loves When it’s time for the final battle,

  • he loads up on a lot of guns only to discover he doesn’t even need them (audio . A final

  • battle ensues, and the guy with the accent joins him but doesn’t make a difference

  • at all! Which is one of the reasons the hero gets stabbed in the neck up area. At the end,

  • when he finally gets his hands on the guy he’s hellbent on getting revenge on. He

  • starts to second guess himself and his conscious takes over. (audio). Oh, I totally forgot,

  • that is one reason, Deadpool and Spawn are completely different, but since I need one

  • more reason theyre the same, both movies have a Star Wars Yoda reference (audio)

  • Just ride a bitch's back like Yoda on Luke. Ah Yoda, just wait a second.

  • Those are 24 Reasons these movies are the same, you agree?

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