Deadpool genre issue (Deadpool possess heal factor)?

@Ozzy: Assuming we are talking about the first Deadpool film from 2016, the plot outline for this title suggests that this film DOES meet IMDb guidelines for the Sci-Fi genre. The plot outline says "A wisecracking mercenary gets experimented on and becomes immortal yet hideously scarred, and sets out to track down the man who ruined his looks." while the definition of Sci-Fi states that "Numerous scenes, and/or the entire background for the setting of the narrative, should be based on speculative scientific discoveries or developments [...]". The entire background for the setting of the narrative of Deadpool, acccording to IMDb, is the speculative scientific development that it is possible to make someone immortal (as well as hideously scarred). I therefore think the genre Sci-Fi should be added to (at least) the first Deadpool film.

So why everytime this happens?? Sci-Fi genre and mutation is not a part of Sci-Fi? Guess if we get hit by a truck, we'll heal immediately... No that's not te answer Ozzy sir!! Not the answer!

I guess IMDb should know which genre falls on which films, ridiculous answers do not help. I am an avid user and avid film fan, so Sci-Fi is the genre that should be added.

Bro, the employee of IMDb thinks it does not qualify, and rest 2 Deadpool series qualified.. Ridiculous answer it was from the employee, literal ridiculous!

Hi mohammad_irfan_ansari, The genre has now been added to the title. Thank you @Marco for the clarification. I hope this helps!

@Ozzy: Thanks for looking into this and reading my two cents.

Thanks and love Ozzy!! I am avid film reviewer and too much genre should be repaired. That's my mission.. peace 🕊️