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1. We saw it at the cinema twice. (use you)

Did you see it at the cinema twice?

2. No other actor could have possibly played this guy.

Could another actor possibly have played this guy?

3. Those of you that are familiar with the Deadpool character will appreciate the performance that Ryan Renolds puts in. (use us)

Will those of us that are familiar with the Deadpool character appreciate the performance that Ryan Reynolds puts in?

4. The movie starts off with a cracking title sequence.

Does the movie start off with a cracking title sequence?

5. He's got the kind of face that make you want to take up boxing.

Has he got the kind of face that make you want to take up boxing?

6. I have never been in a screening where so many people were laughing at the same time. (use you)

Have you ever been in a screening where so many people were laughing at the same time?

7. Many of those whom I've read/seen criticizing the film generally don't seem to ‘get' Deadpool. (use you)

Do many of those whom you've read/seen criticizing the film generally not seem to ‘get' Deadpool?

8. He still had his human side too.

Did he still have his human side too?

9. This movie finally does the character justice with laugh out loud scenes and action.

Does this movie finally do the character justice with laugh out loud scenes and action?

10. I very much look forward to the second film. (use you)

Do you very much look forward to the second film?

11. Deadpool could so easily have been just another generic superhero wannabe blockbuster.

Could Deadpool so easily have been just another generic superhero wannabe blockbuster?

12. This has restored a bit of my faith in the movie industry. (use your)

Has this restored a bit of your faith in the movie industry?

13. You needn't have seen any of them to enjoy Deadpool.

Needn't you have seen any of them to enjoy Deadpool?