This movie lacks substance, yet it's not terrible, more of an adolescent popcorn movie. It tries to be subversive yet it's tedious as a social commentary (it doesn't dare to imply that the problem is at home like Fight Club does). It's unfortunate that Ryan Reynold's presence so heavily lends from Deadpool that it quietly threatens to dilute the Deadpool franchise. All the actors were given two dimensional characters with snappy but bland comebacks. It's no where near as bad as Angel has fallen, and not quite as stylised as Baby Driver. but there is something in this choppy, sloppy movie to keep the adrenaline pumped. In the first few minutes where a wing mirror reappears seems to be a little indicator that you have to suspend your disbelief with this movie, I suspect they kept the goof deliberately to give you a heads up; begging you to "please don't take this seriously". The movie is not trash; but it's forgettable. In the right mood it's fun, just daft machismo. In another setting it's awful... but you respect it for knowing it's awful and, that's the guilty pleasure.