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Yeah, we need this. Really need this.
Well known among comic book fans but not in the general consciousness? Seems fair.
so like 99.89% of comic characters.
There's not gonna be a real movie. This shit been dead. Will stay that way.
Only way it works is if Fox puts out an X-Force movie that has him in it, and he steals it. That's at least what, 4 or 5 years away? If that? By then this proof-of-concept will be almost 7 years old.
Edit: And for anyone questioning Fox releasing an R-Rated Marvel movie, "The Wolverine" was originally rated R until Hugh Jackman made them cut it down to a PG-13.
Edit: And for anyone questioning Fox releasing an R-Rated Marvel movie, "The Wolverine" was originally rated R until Hugh Jackman made them cut it down to a PG-13.
Rob Liefeld: Any technical questions would best be answered by the talented Mr. Tim Miller who directed the entire sequence. As for the entire existence of this footage, remember that it is appropriately referred to as "test" footage for a reason. Fox had released a relatively small budget for Tim to present his vision of the script written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick. Tim is a master of the short film format, his Star Wars shorts and trailers for their video games are outstanding. Tim's Blur Studios is an amazing outfit, home to over 70 artists under his direction, it's Southern California's own Industrial Light and Magic.
The digital costume over Ryan Reynold's motion capture (Mo-Cap) performance was an approach they wanted to explore and they had a relatively small window to create this short so they opted to "test" the look of a digital Deadpool costume over Ryan. I'm quite pleased at how it turned out, especially considering Baraka-Deadpool from Wolverine Origins.
I'd also like to note that this was filmed 3 years ago this summer and that Tim and his crew have upped their game considerably beyond what you see here. Tim is an uncredited director on the pre-credit sequence for Thor: The Dark World, the sequence that introduces Maleketh and the battle against Odin's Father, that whole sequence is stunning and was created on short notice. I can only imagine how amazing Deadpool would look 3 years later with all of Tim's advancements as a director.
Interview with Liefeld from today about the Deadpool short
http://www.dailysuperhero.com/2014/07/exclusive-deadpool-creator-rob-liefeld.html
Probably the most interesting to come of it...
The part where Deadpool starts singing after he gets his face bashed into the stick shift fucking slays me every time.
Edit: HOLY FUCK I just looked up the lyrics he sings, it's "Damn, I wish I was your lover" and I had no idea, holy shit that puts it on a whole other level. Shouting "DAMN!" after getting elbowed repeatedly in the head and turning it into that song oh my god I'm dying.
I know a lot of people are concerned about this but the script is out there, read it for yourself. It's magnificent.
The Bonnie Tyler song at the beginning is also nothing short from brilliant!
So... this movie's being made, right?
So how soon does Snyder shoehorn Deathstroke in JL happen?
So... this movie's being made, right?
Internet buzz made Hollywood think that Snakes on a Plane and Scott Pilgrim would be big box office hits.
So, no. Probably never.
and where did you hear that?
Jackman made them cut the movie down to PG-13?
I'll give you Snakes on a Plane, but the marketing for Scott Pilgrim was fucking abysmal.
Internet buzz made Hollywood think that Snakes on a Plane and Scott Pilgrim would be big box office hits.
So, no. Probably never.
Well duh, I am aware of the status of the Deadpool movie...
... So right now the movie isn't completely dead. It's been on and off for like a decade now,.
See, the top sentence is contradicted by the bottom sentence.
The movie is dead. That's why anyone's even seeing this. It's been dead. That clip is three years old, and in those three years, Fox has made two different X-Men movies. They're not concerned with Deadpool. It hasn't been "on and off" it's been off. If Wolverine Origins had made money and not been shithouse, maybe it would have stayed on. But it's been dead since then, and as I said (and you just agreed with) if X-Force gets made AND takes off AND Deadpool steals the whole movie - MAYBE we get a Deadpool movie. But probably not this one. Probably something completely different, written by different people, directed by a different director, probably starring whoever they cast in X-Force, who probably won't be Ryan Reynolds.
This thing that we're watching? It's the last home video of a guy who died years ago.
No it doesn't. They are still working in getting the movie made. Why would they can everything that they have already worked on just because of an X-Force movie? They already have a script, director, and lead. We heard about the production of the movie in October of last year, when Tim Miller and Ryan Reynolds said the movie was being close to being green-lit.
They are still working in getting the movie made. Why would they can everything that they have already worked on just because of an X-Force movie?
No, they aren't. Nothing's been worked on since that test reel. It's been dead for three years.
There's nothing to can. It's already canned.
There is no present-tense when discussing anything having to do with that reel, man. It's all past-tense.