Deadpool: No Good Deed

This short film serves as a post-credits scene for Deadpool (2016), showing Deadpool's alter ego, Wade Wilson, attempting to thwart a mugging. However, his efforts are comically inept, and he struggles to put on his costume in time. Ultimately, he arrives too late to save the victim but decides to don the Deadpool suit anyway to confront the assailant.

As a standalone short, "Deadpool: No Good Deed" was not subject to major critical reviews. It was generally well-received by fans as an amusing and fittingly chaotic extension of the Deadpool character's established persona and humor from the main film. Its primary purpose was fan service and a humorous button to the movie.

• A hilarious and character-appropriate epilogue.

• A perfect example of Deadpool's signature meta-humor and R-rated comedy.

• Delightfully absurd and a fun send-off to the film.

Google audience: Audience reactions were overwhelmingly positive, with viewers appreciating the short's commitment to the Deadpool brand of crude humor and action. It was seen as a satisfying, albeit brief, continuation of the film's comedic tone.

This short was originally intended as a post-credits scene for the first Deadpool movie, but was later used as a teaser for Deadpool 2.