One of the most refreshing elements of the movie is even though it's a movie about Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool doing stuff, it's the other players (new and old) who get a chance to shine, and shine brightly. Which is rare for films that are pure comedies, let alone a movie that also doubles as a superhero movie and a hard-R rated action movie.

And amidst plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, we at least had a smile on our face for probably 75% of the running time. We're also into Deadpool 2 in general - it's a worthy follow-up to the breakout 2016 original, one that gets to enjoy the freedom of not having to trudge through standard origin story tropes and just tell a (mostly interesting) story. We're not sure who amongst the Deadpool 2 writing team hates dubstep enough to make it a feature joke for an entire feature-length superhero movie, but we're into it. As the DJ packed up we were assured by the announcers that there was a very specific reason for the intense playlist before the movie began, and true to form, Deadpool 2 has a running gag about how shit dubstep is, that kicks off pretty early in the movie and continuously pops up throughout it's running time.

It was a pretty hilarious scene, listening to throwback dubstep tracks from the likes of Skrillex and Excision before a movie screening. Last night as we walked into a preview screening for Deadpool 2, which is out in cinemas now, there was free beers, free pizza (thanks 20th Century Fox!), and a DJ playing hectic dubstep music for a full half-hour before the movie started.

How dubstep was discovered.