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Deadpool & Wolverine | Official Teaser
- Thread starter ManaByte
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Bitmap Frogs
Mr. Community
I actually want a lobo movie, but having the main character take a random passerby and savagely ripping it open to teach anatomy to a crappy cartoonist might not be the kind of thing that gets made into a movie.
Yep. This is also the first Deadpool film to drop a trailer without a RedBan. I doubt thats a coincidence.
AJUMP23
Member
I’m not a sourpuss I just don’t think anything is ever good anymore at all.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Gold Member
One of my other hopes is that this movie is Rated R. I'm hoping that's it Hard R too
Joker, The Boys, The Marvel Netflix Series, Deadpool 1/2 and Logan proves to me that R Rated Superhero films/shows can be massively successful. I'm hoping that Disney learns to stop being pussies about it and release more R Rated Content when it comes to Superheros
Joker, The Boys, The Marvel Netflix Series, Deadpool 1/2 and Logan proves to me that R Rated Superhero films/shows can be massively successful. I'm hoping that Disney learns to stop being pussies about it and release more R Rated Content when it comes to Superheros
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fran.fernandez
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TVA 
Unknown Soldier
Member
It's quite literally owned by Disney now, so if you're hoping for an escape from wokeness then I have some bridges to sell you cheap
This won't be anything like the Deadpool films that were made when Fox was still an independent company
CGI has gotten extremely cheap in the last decade because most American VFX studios have closed and it's now all outsourced to Chinese studios working as cheaply as possible. Peak Hollywood CGI was probably in the 2000's, starting in the 2010's it declined very quickly as most production moved overseas, and now it's just really bad except for movies with VFX produced by a few surviving Western VFX studios like ILM, Weta FX, etc.
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DeafTourette
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Ryan had complete control of the script and story... If there was something he didn't want, he wouldn't have made it. He wanted the movie HE wanted... Not what Disney/Marvel wanted. HE picked the director, HE got Hugh to sign on... This is Ryan's movie.
Soodanim
Member
I didn't know about this, but it sounds good. Finger crossed we see improvement.
HoodWinked
Member
Just had the thought that this is the first time Fox Marvel and Disney Marvel are substantively crossing over.
The most so far had been Professor X in Dr. Strange which is closer to a cameo.
The most so far had been Professor X in Dr. Strange which is closer to a cameo.
DeafTourette
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Yep. They're reshooting Captain America 4, too.
Unknown Soldier
Member
No? Wolverine (and the X-Men in general) and Deadpool were both part of "Fox Marvel". This is a crossover over 2 properties which were already Fox
If Fox are allowed to manage this on their own, it has a chance of being good. If it's already being interfered with by Disney, chances of being good drastic go down
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HoodWinked
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Yes someone who is talking about a very obscure reference in a Doctor Strange sequel wouldn't know X-Men and Deadpool was 20th Century Fox. I'm obviously talking about the TVA which is proper Disney Marvel.
ManaByte
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Bert Big Balls
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I will literally take anything other than whatever the fuck Disney has been shitting out lately. I can't remember the last good Marvel film I watched.
Ryan is also the guy who made a completely unasked for "apology tour" for having his wedding at a plantation. So while he has a raunchy sense of humor, I don't think he will be "unwoke" AT ALL.
I just want good jokes, well shot action, and fresh ideas.
DeafTourette
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A weird apology tour (granted, I find it weird anyone in this day and age would ever marry at a 19th century cotton plantation) isn't the same as a movie. He spearheaded the previous Deadpool movies... Yet you don't trust him with the third? He HATED the "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" version of his character... Or what became of him. He LOVES his character... I'm just not seeing the disconnect here.
I'm just saying that it seems unlikely that Ryan would deliberately attack "woke" ideology. Is he having T.J. Miller back? Or Gina Careno? THAT would be a big middle finger to cancel culture (assuming Miller got his issues under control)!
I think Ryan is highly socially conscious as it relates to all his business brands. So anyone who thinks he's gonna tackle deep issues about "the MSheU", deflating "toxic masculinity", lampooning girl boss characters, forced representation, or whatever are highly likely to be disappointed. In that sense a 100% Ryan movie would align a lot more with a Disney product than folks think (especially if you view everything through a woke colored lens), with the addition of a lot of potty humor. While I do think he will take some jabs at other marvel characters, no way will he throw Phase 4 under the bus like some here hope, Ryan himself wouldn't do that IMHO.
If anything, he'd have a quick shot of Captain America sneaking out the back of a male strip club or the Hulk doing a massive line of coke as the "safe" ways to be shocking, not She-Hulk doing Onlyfans, Shang-Chi getting turned down by every female hero for a date, Black Widow having menstrual cramps (which may actually be against lore, I suppose), or all the bad guys addressing Winter Soldier as the "Hero" while Falcon stands there with the Shield being the assumed side-kick. These could all be really funny bits, but I think they are "too cruel" for today. Certainly we would never see something like a Plastic Man type character turning into a dress to be worn by a female hero or some of the other really extreme elements of comic book culture (that's all on The Boys now).
Putonahappyface
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4DX here we come.
HoodWinked
Member
Ya Reynolds is very apolitical though he is Canadian like Deadpool.
F0rneus
Tears in the rain
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Gold Member
Funny enough, Deadpool 1 and 2, I consider highly woke as fuck. Hated them both when they first came out
nush
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I went on a Caribbean cruise, the locals sure took us on a lot of tours of plantations and former ones.
Neon Xenon
Member
Marvel, let's say, hasn't had the best batting average as of late, so it really shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that people are wary about new releases with the Marvel name, even a new Deadpool movie.
Again, the trailer was fine, but a trailer that makes me interested is the bare minimum I want from a trailer. Maybe the script won't be trash, but I hate having to ask for just that.
My one hope with this film? That it somehow results in the Deadpool game to be relisted on Steam and other digital platforms. Not because I think the game is amazing or anything, it's because I missed out on buying it, and I still regret it. I'd like to own a (legal) copy on Steam.
Again, the trailer was fine, but a trailer that makes me interested is the bare minimum I want from a trailer. Maybe the script won't be trash, but I hate having to ask for just that.
My one hope with this film? That it somehow results in the Deadpool game to be relisted on Steam and other digital platforms. Not because I think the game is amazing or anything, it's because I missed out on buying it, and I still regret it. I'd like to own a (legal) copy on Steam.
Audiophile
Member
Still think "Deadpool & Friend" sounded funnier..
Soodanim
Member
You'll have to refresh my memory, it's been a while since I've seen either
Edit: I rewatched 1 and you're joking
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DeafTourette
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DeafTourette
Perpetually Offended
Looks like both Deadpool and Wolverine and Cap 4 seems to look great! Via Cinemacon
My middle school aged son is sooooooooo gonna want to see this. How early for a rated R film? Seems unlikely there will be a spectacular set of tits or anything, so it'll probably just be language, a bit of gore, and potty humor he's already pretty conversant in. My mom took me to see Friday the Thirteen part 3 at the tender age of 8 or so, if I could survive that harrowing experience I think he'll be ok
JonSnowball
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I was 6 when I saw Robocop. Don't overthink it.My middle school aged son is sooooooooo gonna want to see this. How early for a rated R film? Seems unlikely there will be a spectacular set of tits or anything, so it'll probably just be language, a bit of gore, and potty humor he's already pretty conversant in. My mom took me to see Friday the Thirteen part 3 at the tender age of 8 or so, if I could survive that harrowing experience I think he'll be ok
bitbydeath
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Did he watch the other two Deadpool films?My middle school aged son is sooooooooo gonna want to see this. How early for a rated R film? Seems unlikely there will be a spectacular set of tits or anything, so it'll probably just be language, a bit of gore, and potty humor he's already pretty conversant in. My mom took me to see Friday the Thirteen part 3 at the tender age of 8 or so, if I could survive that harrowing experience I think he'll be ok
His reaction to those should set expectations.
Nok Su Kow
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Jackman better wear the mask at some point this time I'm flabbergasted he hasn't in all the years he played Wolverine
Ozzy Onya A2Z
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Glad the R rating was kept.
Heimdall_Xtreme
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DeafTourette
Perpetually Offended
Lady Deathstrike, Azazel, Toad! I can't make out the others....
No, not yet. I'm sure he would like them, it's just how much profanity and dirty/profane stuff do I want him to see? I don't think there will be much, if any, direct sexual stuff but do I want to have to explain pegging, foreskins, butt fucking, or the like? Probably just save it for me and the wife (the film, and the pegging and butt fucking I guess
until he matures a bit. Some casual nudity is probably less concerning, really, than tons of jokes about graphic sexual acts.