Is Deadpool censored?

The main theatrical release of Deadpool in the U.S. was targeted to be Rated R by the MPAA. It's been said that it pushes the boundaries of what's allowed to be Rated R.

The actor T.J. Miller, who plays Weasel in the film, has already confirmed that there will be an unrated cut for home release:

Twitter user by the name of James (From Essex) uploaded a quick six-second video of actor/comedian T.J. Miller at a recent screening confirming that an unrated director's cut of DEADPOOL starring Ryan Reynolds will be coming out on Blu-ray and dvd. The film will apparently be "even more raw" compared to the R-rated version.

So you have to wait for the post-theatrical DVD/Blu-Ray/VOD releases to see the for reals real uncensored version.

Update: Director Tim Miller has publicly stated there is no Director's cut planned:

This is coming from the director himself, Tim Miller, who addressed the question last week during a Q&A at Collider’s exclusive IMAX preview screening of the film:

“I don’t wanna be all Joss Whedon on you, but no there’s not [a director’s cut]... There are some deleted scenes that have some extra stuff, but I’m pretty happy with this cut. I like it.”

Deleted scenes, but no singular uncensored cut. What you see in the US theatrical release is what you get.

Of course, this could always change, tomorrow or a week from now when initial box office numbers are in (Highest Revenue R-Rated movie released, ever), months from now when the DVD hits, or years from now for any re-releases.