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* Negasonic Teenage Warhead nonchalantly throws her phone over her shoulder before charging Angel Dust. Seems out of character for the PhoneaholicTeenager to ditch her phone, right? Except shortly afterwards, we see that using her powers destroys her clothing... so it was going to get wrecked anyway. It's probably safer on the ground where she threw it (most cellphones can take a little fall without damage) than it would be anywhere near her. It is probably also why she keeps her hair short, since that can easily catch fire with her powers. Alternately, her hair might be burned off at that length every time.

* At the laundromat, Blind Al advises Wade to use seltzer water and lemon to wash blood out of clothing; "Or wear red, dumbass." She obviously can't ''see'' him, but she easily tell that someone's standing next to the washers with along with something that reeks of blood, so an idiot rubbing blood-soaked clothing with a pre-treat pen is a reasonable conclusion.

* Wade wears a ''RENT'' t-shirt when talking with Vanessa about the horrific effects a terminal illness can wreak on a dying person and the loved ones left behind to care for them.

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* Colossus being the mouthpiece for genuine superhero values could be seen as him merely reciting Professor Xavier's teachings, or a TakeThat to TheCape, MCU's CaptainAmerica, just for making him ''really Russian.''

* Deadpool uses twin .50AE Desert Eagle Mark XIX magnum pistols. Widely regarded as a terrible handgun for a variety of reasons (loud, expensive, high recoil, difficult to conceal carry, ostentatious, finicky gas system, etc) using such a gun fits Deadpool's character really well; like him it's loud, brash, impractical, powerful (especially since he mainly goes for headshots, a .50AE is not a round a target will survive being shot in the head or body with), holds a manageable number of rounds (7+1 in the chamber, meaning less time spent loading magazines) and is intimidating as hell. Since he has superpowers he can also handle the immense recoil of such a gun one-handed with little problem.

* Negasonic Teenage Warhead nonchalantly throws her phone over her shoulder before charging Angel Dust. Seems out of character for the PhoneaholicTeenager to ditch her phone, right? Except shortly afterwards, we see that using her powers destroys her clothing... so it was going to get wrecked anyway. It's probably safer on the ground where she threw it (most cellphones can take a little fall without damage) than it would be anywhere near her. It is probably also why she keeps her hair short, since that can easily catch fire with her powers.

* While it's hard if not impossible to ever feel bad about any injury Ajax receives, his ability and what it means for injuries is certainly horrifying. Ajax can't feel any pain from his injuries but that doesn't mean he's OK when he gets hurt. The damage is still done and he doesn't heal any faster than a normal person. That means that he could have a life threatening or even lethal injury and not know it until he keels over or drops dead. Great example in his second fight with Wade when wade pins him through the leg with his sword. The position of the sword in Ajax's leg suggests that if it hasn't nicked it then it was at least dangerously close to Ajax's femoral artery.

* Deadpool is knocking off and hunting a lot of people associated with a mutant trafficking ring. The X-Men probably realize that despite his methods, he is the good guy, and sending Colossus to recruit him is a way of trying to do damage control. If they knew of his other activities pre-Deadpool they'd see he's very much a good guy. In contrast, Wade in the comics was more amoral and Deadpool leaning less heroically/more ultimately neutral.

* There's no telling how many mutant puppet soldiers have already been sold and are already committing the types of atrocities that Ajax describes.

* Deadpool uses twin .50AE Desert Eagle Mark XIX magnum pistols. Widely regarded as a terrible handgun for a variety of reasons, using such a gun fits Deadpool's character really well; like him it's loud, brash, impractical, powerful (especially since he mainly goes for headshots, a .50AE is not a round a target will survive being shot in the head with), holds a manageable number of rounds (7+1 in the chamber, meaning less time spent loading magazines) and packs a serious wallop. Since he has superpowers he can also handle the recoil of such a gun one-handed with little problem.

* Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead's kills are much more on the side of BloodlessCarnage, which would be odd for an R-Rated movie. What's even odder is that they don't fall victim to ClusterFBombs, as most R-Rated features employ. Now remember that most X-Men movies are PG-13.

* Remember [[MythologyGag Bob]]? The mook that Deadpool spares during the climactic fight? He was at ground zero of Nega Sonic Teenage Warhead's explosion. He might have been able to [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere get the hell out of dodge]]... [[NiceJobBreakingItHero had Deadpool not knocked him out]].

* ''Of course'', the writers of the movie would be credited as "The Real Heroes Here." [[ButHeSoundsHandsome Who else would've written the opening titles?]]
** Alternatively, since {{Deadpool}}'s greatest strength is his dialogue, of course the writers are the real heroes. They're the ones who made the movie funny!

* Negasonic Teenage Warhead nonchalantly throws her phone over her shoulder before charging Angel Dust. Seems out of character for the PhoneaholicTeenager to ditch her phone, right? Except shortly afterwards, we see that using her powers destroys her clothing... so it was going to get wrecked anyway. It's probably safer on the ground where she threw it (most cellphones can take a little fall without damage) than it would be anywhere near her.
** It could also be seen that Warhead was tossing her phone at Deadpool, who just ignored it and let it drop to the ground.
** It is probably also why she keeps her hair short, since that can easily catch fire with her powers.

** Might be also a reference to the past movie where he was shown to know multiple languages.

** Even worse is that given how his cancer and healing factor is balancing itself he might be numb to most damage because he is already in pain.
*** In the comics, he describes the cancer repeatedly killing his cells as an incessant "burning, itching feeling". Ever nearly gone crazy from an itch you couldn't scratch? The sharp pain from the numerous injuries he sustains probably feels like a ''relief'' compared to that.

* Ajax's facility is horrific enough but you have think how many people have they taken in without dormant mutant genes? Are they just tortured without any end in sight, are they still sold as slaves or are they simply "disposed" of? If they don't, that means they have some way of secretly finding out that people have dormant X-Genes. Which indicates that they've been tracking people and possibly giving them secret genetic testing.
** Francis outright says they torture people until they either mutate or die.
* Remember the highway scene, the one that was copied from the test footage? Some of those cars were civilians.
** When Deadpool lands in the SUV, it causes a BMW to crash.

*** In the comics, he describes the cancer repeatedly killing his cells as an incessant "burning, itching feeling". Ever nearly gone crazy from an itch you couldn't scratch? The sharp pain the numerous injuries he sustains probably feels like a ''relief'' compared to that.

* While it's hard if not impossible to ever feel bad about any injury Ajax receives, his ability and what it means for injuries is certainly horrifying. Ajax can't feel any pain from his injuries but that doesn't mean he's OK when he gets hurt. The damage is still done and he doesn't heal any faster than a normal person. That means that he could have a life threatening or even lethal injury and not know it until he keels over or drops dead. Great example in his second fight with wade when wade pins him through the leg with his sword. The position of the sword in Ajax's leg suggests that if it hasn't nicked it then it was at least dangerously close to Ajax's femoral artery.

* Deadpool is knocking off and hunting a lot of people associated with a mutant trafficking ring. The X-Men probably realize that despite his methods, he is the good guy, and sending Colossus to recruit him is a way of trying to do damage control. If they knew of his other activities pre-deadpool they'd see he's very much a good guy. In contrast, Wade in the comics was more amoral and Deadpool leaning less heroically/more ultimately neutral.

* Deadpool is knocking off and hunting a lot of people associated with a mutant trafficking ring. The X-Men probably realize that despite his methods, he is the good guy, and sending Colossus to recruit him is a way of trying to do damage control.