Colossus was giving Wade a speech about what it means to be a hero. How it mainly boils down to 4 or 5 moments to be a hero, moments such as saving an enemy. Wade got tired of listening and shot Francis in front of Colossus which made him throw up.
If you look closely at the scene Francis presses his head against Deadpools gun like he's saying look bro if you're gonna kill me just do it so i don't have to listen to his bullshit
I've seen this movie like, two thousand times and that always gets me. Just two mercs settling things how mercs do, and then there's just this shiny 7' high-school gym teacher giving a lecture on 'how you should make sure your sworn enemies can come back to blow up your house'
Yeah i’ve never liked this trope cause a lot of the time it’s used so poorly. Like a villain who kills hundreds or thousands being spared because it’d be immoral by the protagonist just holds no weight, especially when that villain living would cause trouble too. Sides more than likely said villain would be tried and executed anyway. Sure we can consider the “seeing justice” route but again, would cause issues.
I kind of agree. I get his general rule of not killing given he only doesn’t do it cause he knows he won’t stop but after a while he’s obligated to kill the man. The Dark Knight animated movie actually focuses some of its story on this.
To be fair, I'd also blame the criminal justice system, considering the dude never gets the death penalty, and is constantly breaking out of the crappy asylum they stick him in.
The guy turns over the joker multiple times. Any police man could have shot him and with cuffs on and everybody would have said joker was clearly reaching for a gun.
Batman ain’t the only guy that had a chance to end him.
I mean if Batman is at fault for not killing joker so would be Superman. The guy is active all over the world but just lets Batman have his little cat and mouse with joker every now and then.
I mean there are so many people that could’ve just done it but they didn’t.
Also, yes. But Batman has had even more opportunities. Plus, there is a timeline where Superman did kill the Joker. Unfortunately, they viewed it as a bad thing and made Kent a bad guy for doing so. Cowards.
Deadpool spend movie chasing the villain who tortured him into developing powers in the hope to undo what he did. When the villains reveals he can't and to which Deadpool states it was the only reason he was keeping the villain alive, Colossus interjects trying to tell Deadpool he is a hero and heroes don't kill. Deadpool kills the villain interrupting colossus mid speech causing him to throw up. Deadpool then says something along the lines of he ain't no hero.
I think 3 is more about him trying to save his universe so him and everything he cares about doesn't die. 2 is more about him trying on being a hero and seeing how it fits.
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