Deadpool & Wolverine (Deadpool 3)

Reynolds is just a shrewd businessman. He knows a "screen-used RR Deadpool costume" is valuable, but not nearly as valuable as a "Deadpool costume worn by Taylor Swift."
 
Also, Blake Lively (Ryan’s wife) is one of Taylor’s best friends (AKA how/why she got access to the DP costume).

The rumor is that she’s playing a version of Dazzler in DP&W and not Lady Deadpool.
 
Yeah, that was a bit much. I won't go as far as to say it was bad, but... I'm seeing it again Tuesday with a friend. Maybe I'll get a better impression of it then. I will say one cameo in the Void which was set up as one character but ended up being another was fun.
 
Loved it. 3D was awesome. I normally don't like crude humor and excessive graphic violence, but for some reason I love the Deapool movies and this was awesome. Just fun. Made for fans.

A few confusing things, a few little complaints, but awesome.

I love 1 & 2 and this measures up completely. (y) :love: :eek:
 
Yeah, that was a bit much. I won't go as far as to say it was bad, but... I'm seeing it again Tuesday with a friend. Maybe I'll get a better impression of it then. I will say one cameo in the Void which was set up as one character but ended up being another was fun.
After the final scene, ill never look at him the same again ;)
 
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I suspect he wouldn't have come back for any other part.

I will say it'll take like a dozen viewings to get all the Easter eggs everywhere.

I had to imdb the cast to verify all the cameos and was correct on all but one.
 
It was okay, decent... but lacked drive and edge like the other two. Felt a little sanitized and not daring to go completely crazy.

I would have liked a better resolution to the problem and several of the characters. The stakes never felt weighty. More like paint-by-numbers.
 
Seeing it tomorrow.

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They really made all of our Wolverine dreams come true, literal comic covers in live action, just insane.

This really is Endgame for the Fox marvel films


And it's the perfect place to end both MCU and Fox X Men. End it here. Great ending. Let it lie. Scrap the rest as a tax right off, wait a while and then start all over fresh if you must. Or,....come up with new stuff.
 
My wife and I saw it this morning in a packed theatre at 9:45 AM. We couldn’t believe how many people were there that early.

It was really good. I love crude or inappropriate humor, violence, and Deadpool, so I’m saying it’s a home run. It really makes me think that when the MCU is compelled to finally end, it should conclude on a high note with a Deadpool movie.
 
Hoping to go Tuesday
I was going to wait until Tuesday myself, (I have the day off and the tickets and concessions are a lot cheaper) but I decided to go yesterday since I had the time, partly to avoid spoliers. I also wanted to see it in 3D, which I still enjoy (when it's done well), and that limits the number of showings I could go to. I also didn't want to see it with too packed of an audience.
I enjoyed it thoroughly (there were spme good 3D moments too) No spoliers, but it definitely is for fans of all the MCU and the comics. And it's still very much a Deadpool movie first and foremost.
 
BTW Once Upon a Deadpool is fantastic. I thought it would be a dumb, quick thing. It is great, especially if you love Deadpool and The Princess Bride.
 
While I really like the movie, I had one issue I thought could've made it a stronger film (spoilers coming):

While I knew this was more of a Deadpool movie going in, I was still expecting a little more from Wolverine. This still felt more like a Deadpool movie more than a team-up film, which is fine, though comments I saw from director Shawn Levy made me think it would be more even-handed between the two characters:
It's the third Deadpool movie, but it's not Deadpool 3. It's a different thing that's very much Deadpool and Wolverine. And it's not trying to copycat anything from the first two movies. They were awesome, but this is a two-hander character adventure.
I understand that the supporting cast of the previous Deadpool movies weren't featured much in this film, but Deadpool was still the main character, as was the 4th wall breaking framework from those films, while Wolverine was almost more like Cable in Deadpool 2, where he had an important story arc but they didn't get into his character as much as they did with Deadpool. It was certainly more than Cable, but Logan's story felt always secondary to Deadpool's. I was hoping we'd get an actual flashback to the incident that made this Logan "the worst Wolverine," but I guess they thought it was too costly to try to shoot an entire action sequence set on an alternate earth, with presumably Wolverine murdering X-Men universe and MCU villains and heroes (presumably, they'd have to cast original X-Men stars and MCU stars, and also possibly digitally de-age them). But a sequence like that would've gone a long way to really making this a more even Deadpool/Wolverine movie, rather than a Deadpool movie with Wolverine. And it would've helped show just how terrible the actions of this alternate universe Wolverine were, and why he was consumed with guilt, rather than just him telling the story to Daphne/X-23.
I still really enjoyed it, and thought it did a great job of fan service that made sense in the context of the story.
 
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