Deadpool

Should be ashamed of yourselves....... ...... .......

Ironic, the series name is "Not Deadpool" and here is listed as "Deadpool". I liked the fact that there was a green lantern plushie, a Ryan poster and the ringtone of Deadpool phone was a Power Ranger ringtone.

What do you get when you take one part Ryan Reynolds, amp him up to Jim Carrey and a pinch of Leslie Nielsen? You get Deadpool: The Web Series, written and directed by Chris R. Notarile.

I rated this a 10 out of 10, a rating I reserve for the classics, Evil Dead, Big Trouble in Little China, Airplane, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along- Blog, Super, etc.

The high energy and infectious nature of the humor, from the puns to the slapstick, mixed in with the breaking of the fourth wall, makes Deadpool: The Web Series, a magical exercise in absurdity that feels like the norm, as it takes you deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole, whistling a happy tune all the way.

I've seen a number of different web series and sketches dealing with Deadpool online for some time, now. But, at the end of the day, I have to say that Chris and his team really have stolen the show above all others.

With just the right amount of humor and story so far, I really can't wait to see what the next episode has in store. It always seems difficult to find that exact Deadpool humor that makes the character as lovable as he is, but these guys really take it to that level.

So, if you want some accurate Deadpool humor, definitely check out this web series, you won't be disappointed. Best of luck and wishes with the series, we love it!

I'm not the biggest Deadpool or comicbook fan but this web-series seems like it was made by people with a genuine affinity for the character and on its own terms is entertaining enough.

Those criticising its quality as a fan series should probably take a look around at some of the other stuff made on micro-budgets and realise that for a fan made production it's not too bad at all. Some of the oneliners are pretty good and not too far away from the style of the current film franchise (though without such quickfire delivery).

The acting is okay and nobody seems to lack enthusiasm or be too wooden. The poor lighting, sound and 'sets' are going to take away from any performance but I think most of the cast do pretty well with it.

In summary, if you're a fan of the character then give it a go and see what you make of it. If you're just going to judge it against the multi million dollar films or even higher budget / more recent fan projects then maybe save your time.