This felt like friends getting together and dicking around rather than, coming together to make an actual movie. The humour is the plot-- just punchline after punchline, joke after joke, all the way to the post-credits scene. Is it bad? No. But is it shallow? Yes. Does it care to be anything else? Not really. And I guess that's where we're at. If you don't mind Ryan Reynolds and friends just goofing off, then you'll have fun.

I honestly think Channing Tatum was the best part about this (from a comic fan stand point).