Deadpool Is Bad

Everyone loves a good superhero movie, but what about one that is focused on the bad guys and for some reason you actually want the bad guy to succeed. In some movies it is not always a superhero/villain. It may be a character who is just morally flawed but that viewers still pull for. In the case of the movie Deadpool he is both the superhero and villain. Viewers of the movie Deadpool admire the main character despite him being morally flawed. He is one of the examples where he is actually a bad guy but the way the producers portray him, you want him to succeed. This isn’t an uncommon tactic for movie producers. Producers can sway their audiences to pull for whichever character they want the viewers to admire and win. Whether it be the super hero, bad guy, mom, dad, it doesn't matter, they can make the audience want them to succeed. That is precisely what they did in the movie deadpool. Deadpool is an average man who leans more towards the bad side, but does horrible things to guys who are worse than he is, making him somewhat of a superhero. Throughout the movie he claims to not be a superhero, however he does things that mimics what superheroes do. Therefore people pull for him because he is the “best-guy” in the film. The movie starts off with him going throughout his everyday life, killing random people for money. Most superheros
He has cancer, gets burned, and is also in love but cannot be with the person he loves. Therefore people want him to succeed because they feel bad for him. Not every movie can use this tactic because sometimes the moral flaw outweighs the thing that might make people pull for that character. This is when they use different tactics like making them feel sorry for the character. It all depends on the movie and what point they are trying to get across. Movie producers can make whoever they want feel a certain way about a movie and get certain points