The 2016 movie just released its trailer to give us a glimpse of the Marvel superhero who also happens to be a loquacious jerk.

In the trailer, Wade Wilson is an ordinary guy who discovered he is in the terminal stages of cancer.

Desperate to be healed, Wilson undergoes unorthodox cancer treatment which leaves him with accelerated healing powers, disfigured skin, an unstable mind, and a "dark, twisted" sense of humor.

"I never asked to be super, and I'm not a hero," comments Deadpool on his new identity. But when his enemy goes after his girl, Deadpool decides to take advantage of his power.

The movie features never-before-scene fight scenes alongside Deadpool's reckless fighting. Being chatty, Deadpool often engages in humorous conversations with his enemies, including X-Men's Colossus (voiced by Stefan Kapicic).

We can also take a good look at Ellie Phimister, better known as Negasonic Teenage Warhead (played by Brianna Hildebrand), as she uses her mutant powers. "Deadpool" director Tim Miller pumped up her abilities so she can impress on-screen.

The scarred superhero in red spandex played by Ryan Reynolds hits the cinemas on Feb. 12, 2016.

To celebrate the 12 days of Christmas, "Deadpool" released important teasers on Dec. 25, and other teasers on the preceding 11 days.

Created by writer Fabian Nicieza and artist/writer Rob Liefeld Deadpool first appeared in an American comics book "The New Mutants" published by Marvel in 1991.