Everything GREAT About Deadpool & Wolverine! (Part 1)

[@ClonedGamer001]

One subtle detail I love with Nicepool is that since he doesn't have a healing factor, his suit is more armored instead of just fabric like most of the Deadpool variants we see

[@Rugelacharugula]

Dude. He said he’s Canadian and has low bone density.

[@vigneshiyer2483]

Nicepool said he can gently tap the fourth wall, not break it. So nice and gentle 😂

[@_StarlightRose_]

@@ClonedGamer001 which makes it even dumber that he didnt think to use a helmet Armor is effectively useless with an open target of where to strike

[@ClonedGamer001]

@@_StarlightRose_ Keep in mind the guy was sent to the void. He might have previously owned a helmet and just not had it on him when he was pruned

[@_StarlightRose_]

@@ClonedGamer001 when Deadpool asked about a mask or helmet, nicepool was offended by the question

[@georgeealien]

5:22 Turns out the "no cocaine" rule was actually something Kevin Feige said during a meeting, so the writers and Ryan Reynolds immediately worked it into the script and it became one of the first jokes they wrote.

[@FEARSOME-GODZILLA-24]

That’s just a funny detail I’m glad I can live with knowing

[@tastyneck]

It's great because they spend so much time talking about coke in the scene and wouldn't even have happened without Feige saying something. lmao

[@dillydraws]

It's werid thinking about Feige saying cocaine. It's like hearing your teacher swear for the first time, it's just weird

[@stevek606]

@@dillydraws He's an executive in Hollywood. I'm sure he's more than familiar with the substance.

[@_StarlightRose_]

Funny enough is he didnt say it's off limits, just that he didnt think it was funny

[@dwfan1993]

You missed when Deadpool smacks Logan’s head into the dashboard, it briefly changes onto the greatest showman

[@magtag6879]

Honestly upset Lee missed this one D:

[@jordanhunter3375]

Really? Which song?

[@BirkneshHerreid]

@@jordanhunter3375 They use the beginning of "The Greatest Show"

[@magtag6879]

@ like the main song just the first little bit

[@roguetheotter]

the second song is A Million Dreams, which is *also* from the greatest showman

[@americaroleplayer]

My FAVORITE theater memory is going to see this opening night. We hear Chris Evan's voice and the theater cheers. A nice "Whoooo!!!" But then he says "Flame On" And the theatre EXPLODES into an even louder cheer!!! "WHOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!" It was incredible XD

[@kodykoolrocks]

I was screaming when I seen it😂 he looked off and was cussing but the void is for rejected variants so I never considered it was Johnny

[@Tazinoka]

One of my favorite bits throughout this movie is Deadpool gleefully saying "Baby knife!" every time he takes out that dinky little knife. And then stabbing someone.

[@johnfraire6931]

Imagine those were the last words you ever heard

[@ItsJustCiCi]

Same 🤭

[@bluejade88x]

It scratches the same itch in my head as pickle rick

[@Juggler1525]

I remember someone complaining that the N'SYNC song is a distraction from the violence because it's Disney, and that's what they do. Then someone immediately retorted that Deadpool 2 had Dolly Parton on while insane violence went down in the opening lol

[@AndrewDembouski]

The entire trilogy has horrendous goofy music during the big fight scenes. They saw GOTG and said “let’s do that but worse!”

[@riaglitta]

Not to mention Angel of the Morning by Juice Newton in the first one - that 80s slow rock!

[@riaglitta]

@@AndrewDembouski I'd say someone doesn't quite get it.

[@AzraelRuin]

Wow. I feel second-hand embarrassment just by knowing someone actually thought and said that. It takes a crazy amount of 99% empty brain to not realise how anything from movies, comedy, music, violence, deadpool both as a character and as a series, intro sequences, credits, subversion, genre, and a million other things work. Like pick any one of those topics, watch a 5 minute KZbin video, and you will have at least some understanding of the scene and why and how it works. 🤣

[@mikegallagher8131]

Have to remember that the Celine Dion music video did refer to getting N'SYNC to do the song was at the end...

[@trinaq]

The opening has GOT to be the most memorable of 2024. "Bye, Bye, Bye" has been stuck in my head for a solid four months, and even better, "X2" played it briefly two decades ago. Deadpool has slick dance moves. 🕺🏾

[@SolCresta3405]

I’ll be honest, it’s thanks to this movie I got addicted to this song again.

[@AndrewDembouski]

X2 was my first introduction to that song 😂

[@BatAmerica]

@@trinaq It's such an obscure reference given how short that scene was featuring the number.

[@Riley_Studios]

One other detail I love is in the ashes music video (opening credits song for Deadpool 2) Deadpool says he should’ve gotten Nsync cause Celion Dione was too good

[@sandpup8288]

@@SolCresta3405yep. I’m on the cutting edge of starting a boy band and becoming the next NYSNC, all because of a darn callback 😂

[@eclate_666]

' There’s only been one Blade , there’s only ever going to be one Blade '.

[@AzraelRuin]

There is so many meta references and jokes that play so perfectly because the characters themselves don't understand it apart from Deadpool. I crack up at every single one.

[@CanuckMonkey13]

Honestly, this line made me feel so much sadder for Mahershala Ali. I still have trouble accepting this this is true. But on the other hand, Wesley Snipes IS Blade and I have no complaints about Disney not trying to change that.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

I will always be thankful for Blade for being my one of the first media with blood and gore in it but not in too disgusting way and have a good story that made me depressed watching it

[@CaptainSpanky96]

Actually, there's 2 with the tv series. Technically 3 if we count the original comic version as separate from the movies. And if the game actually comes out, 4.

[@dennisflood7246]

​@CaptainSpanky96 Well, you can say at least four right now cause of the Blade anime series. Blade also showed up in the 90's Spider-Man animated series and the video game Spider-Man: Friend or Foe.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Something that Logan's backstory doesn't mention but absolutely makes sense. He said he didn't stop at the bad humans on his killing spree. There is no way the Avengers would have let thay go. Given that he isn't locked up or dead, there is a very high likelihood that he took some of if not all of the Avengers down as well.

[@erkantiryaki5542]

He didn't recognized Chris Evans. So either he didn't meet Captain America or he defeated a distant variant that was weaker. Wolverine is strong but he is not that strong

[@LurchTheBastard]

​@@erkantiryaki5542 Wolverine isn't that strong. But he IS that hard to stop. And a Logan that has entirely stopped holding back is only going to be more dangerous. He's a full on horror movie monster. You can't kill him, you can barely even slow him down for long, he will break through literally anything given enough time. Stripped of plot armour, the Avengers could very easily take some serious casualties trying to stop him.

[@AzraelRuin]

@@erkantiryaki5542 Seeing as the illuminati were all very different in MoM, I assume it's a similar situation in this Logan's universe where If there is a Cap, it could have easily been any of the other Cap variants we know that isn't Steve Rodgers, maybe is Steve but doesn't look like the Steve we know, or maybe even a completely different group of Avengers.

[@procrastinator99]

@@AzraelRuin That's a good point, there are other Avengers groups without Cap.

[@kaicreech7336]

​@@erkantiryaki5542 Maybe it was the 70's/80's version of the MCU

[@thememedungeonkeeper]

The Cap love from Wade is 100% a comic reference. Steve was the only one in all the team-ups Wade has had that accepted him at face value and stood up for him to other Supers in those issues. Wade being a Cap fanboy as a kid led to a great pay-off in the comics. "Never meet your heros" is a warning. They will let you down in behaviour or manner. But Cap didn't. So Wade is 120% Team Cap. It's a great little piece of Wade's psyche that remains intact no matter how insane or depressed he gets.

[@dillydraws]

Which lead to Wade killing colson I'm. Secret empire because he was so team cap that he followed hydra captian America's order no question. Even though he hated it. Hydra cap used that love for evil.

[@thememedungeonkeeper]

@@dillydraws yeah. I may have thrown the comic at the wall when that happened. Evil Cap indeed.

[@thecynic3697]

he also doesnt use parachutes because „Cap doesnt either“ which had left Agent Coulson quite baffled

[@duncan7430]

14:18 "Tarantino nemesis Rob Liefeld" is such a funny multi-layered joke lmao. For those who need an explanation: Deadpool's creator Rob Liefeld is famously bad at drawing feet on characters and refuses to do it (which is joked about later in the movie) and Tarantino is heavily speculated to have a foot fetish.

[@R080Bandit]

LMAO What is this "speculated" business?

[@CanuckMonkey13]

@@R080Bandit Agreed, at this point, even if Tarantino hasn't publicly confirmed it, I feel like there is no other possible explanation for the facts available to us!

[@master-of-mind5881]

Thanks for the clarification.

[@Sephiroth144]

@@R080Bandit Indeed; that scene in From Dusk Til Dawn (1996) exists- the speculation went out the window with that.

[@MylesKillis]

@@CanuckMonkey13having a character lick alcohol off of 90’s Salma Hayack’s toes and then casting yourself as that character is about as blatant of a statement I’ve ever seen.

[@brendennovak4992]

14:08 fun fact, Wade here does the same dodging move that Tobey Maguire’s Peter does against Flash Thompson in the first Spider-Man movie (2002)

[@jeffbridges8103]

came to the comments to se if anyone else noticed. i love you

[@robspiess]

Wow, I never would have noticed, but upon rewatching, yeah. It's faster (well, Spider-Man showed it slower due to spidy-time or something) and doesn't have the confused eyes looking around, but those definitely are the moves!

[@slowodanx]

"let me make an observation that has been already seen and told by 95% of the population of the planet - you probably dont know it yet and i feel special for mentioning it"

[@RowdyBrian17]

@@slowodanx Damn you're really bothered by people posting this, aren't you? Who pissed in your cheerios? Whiny little rat lmao

[@ashleywilliams4896]

​@@slowodanxtouch grass idiot this channel and video is about sharing/discussing/noticing small fun details, go take your pointless hate somewhere else thank you have a lovely day ✌️

[@BatAmerica]

I love how Wade uses quipping as a coping mechanism in this movie. It informs us about Wade's mental state better than any dialogue.

[@trinaq]

Agreed, resorting to snarking in stressful situations is totally something that Deadpool would do.

[@lycanthis9963]

It may be a common kind of coping, but dagnabbit it NEVER gets old.

[@SpinfoilHat]

I love how Gambit overtly flirts with Deadpool but they even subtitle it in French rather than translating it in captions. I forget exactly what Gambit says but I remember it meant "My little red, let the good times roll!" in response to Deadpool's Pinocchio joke. I love that I have noticed this and other spicy jokes slipping into Disney movies behind other languages. I haven't laughed this hard at a language joke since Way of Water and Spider basically saying every curse word in the Na'vi conlang while also slipping in jokes for the conlang community.

[@roguetheotter]

omg thank you for translating that! i had wondered what he said there. aint it just like gambit lmao, we know he's got a thing for red.

[@SpinfoilHat]

@@roguetheotter T R U E SO TRUE

[@haydnshipp7805]

5:16 fun fact the reason he said no speaking lines is because the actor messed up a line in the previous film that made it into the Final Cut so the joke was pointing at that

[@fightingfaerie]

I thought it was because he said “No more speaking lines for you” after Buck tried to console him after Vanessa died.

[@haydnshipp7805]

@@fightingfaerieyeah he improvised that after he flubbed the line

[@MrDARKJAK]

11:00 i love how the bicep reload has just become Cavill’s signature move

[@macwelch8599]

This film did exactly what it set out to do: poke fun at everything and itself, and make people laugh

[@TheKazragore]

Also cry. You forgot cry.

[@richardphilpott1013]

I mean, they kinda had to since Feige ruled out like 60-70% of the raunchy stuff. I think they nailed it personally.

[@macwelch8599]

@ me too

[@BigFatCone]

Aha, that's why it lacked clever jokes!

[@slowodanx]

@@richardphilpott1013 oh i love how you retards always spew around your brainvomit as fact. You dont know shit like 60-70% was cut, so shut the fuck up and keep your fucking degenerate visions for yourself.

[@trinaq]

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's great chemistry really added to the enjoyment of the film. You can tell that they're really close in real life.

[@adubs3851]

Ryan Reynolds actually broke 3 toes kicking Logan's skull during the opening credit sequence.

[@Kimtroverted]

He just *had* to one-up Viggo Mortensen didn't he? xD

[@almondsai7214]

@@Kimtroverted More like two up him.

[@ShugoAWay]

Dang it someone already beat me to a lotr joke

[@tanuvazi]

​@@Kimtrovertedtwo up? How many did Viggo break?

[@Tumultulous]

6:07 that Pegging joke from Cinemawins was phenomenal and deserves to be appreciated WAY more

[@GhostHunterGore]

Who is she?

[@Aramakie98]

​@@GhostHunterGore Peggy is Pete's wife from Goof Troop, the iconic cartoon about Goofy and his son Max living their daily lives.

[@eliasmejia1575]

It's not that kind of pegging. Also, those who haven't seen Goof Troop would've understand how the movies came to be even though there's no explanation what happened to her and PJ's sister.

[@PimpMacSlickBac]

I watched this 4 times in theater, and 3 times since. Every time I hear Deadpool doing the intro tune to the Marvel intro, I thought of your appreciation to Taika on Ragnarok. Thank you and your beautiful beard. Win

[@ndawn90]

I saw it 3 times in theaters. The first two times, I was the only person in the theater who laughed at the Daredevil joke (the jab at Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's divorce), but the third time everyone else finally got it! 😂

[@PimpMacSlickBac]

@ndawn90 HAH! That's great. Did you catch how the camera pans down to DP when Blade says there will only ever be one Blade since the new Blade movie is all f'd up? Or also when Blade says how he doesn't like DP and DP says "you never did" because Snipes genuinely didn't like Reynolds in Blade: Trinity and that was the first attempt at having a Deadpool

[@closelaugh185]

It's a good movie but I think you have a problem. Please touch grass my friend

[@PimpMacSlickBac]

@closelaugh185 saw it with 3 different friends, 1 of which was a date. Then, with my housemates. Of whom have different work schedules than me. And I live in Oregon, I touch grass daily. Go F yourself

[@alejandroweldon9715]

9:18 fun fact, Ryan, Reynolds Deadpool, and wolverine are all Canadian huge Jackman is the only one of the four who isn’t, he is Australian.

[@AngelOfDC]

Huge Jackedman

[@alejandroweldon9715]

@@AngelOfDCthat is what he is

[@TheKazragore]

"Huge" Jackman. While funny, I am constantly disappointed by the number of people who use it completely obliviously to the fact that it is incorrect.

[@Chris-rg6nm]

We know you split the videos up to get more views, just admit it.

[@alejandroweldon9715]

@ WRONG it’s mostly so he can give wins to all the little details that we comment in his next video😑

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

Everyone: It's Captain America! Chris Evans: Flame on!! 🔥

[@RedHeadKevin]

This is a perfect example of how this movie should be seen. Seeing this movie opening night, in the theater, with a full crowd, made this scene hilarious and fun and surprising. But seeing it a second time on D+, knowing it's coming, lost a lot of its punch. See also: Borat.

[@BigFatCone]

One of the few decent jokes in this film.

[@vigneshiyer2483]

Theatricality + Deception = Fan Service 😂

[@Sephiroth144]

Opening night, he pulled the hood off and I was like "Nooooooooo..." and the vindication of "Flame On!" a few moments later- man, that was DELICIOUS.

[@nintandrew13]

11:49 the end of the barrel of Deadpool's gun reads "smile and wait for the flash". Then you have Logan smiling while pressing his forehead onto the barrel.

[@mickeycoolmouse]

20:57 The Amazing Margot and the Spectacular reference. So wholesome

[@TaurielTheElf]

I swear, the first time I saw this film, when Chris Evans showed up, I didn't even consider he was Captain America. I thought they got Chris Evans to cameo as himself and they were setting up a joke that he exists in some fictional universe too. But I guess the Human Torch works too.

[@alibabapirce9782]

i doubt you will read it but the main reason deadpool used wolverine bones as weapons is cause he promised he would not use his own weapons of tva agents but the second the guy in 9:21 bad mouth Canada he got so mad that he instantly broke that promise and used the sword to kill that guy :D

[@BiaZarr]

The most amazing thing is even though it claims to desecrate Logan, it is actually a perfect companion piece to Logan. D&W Wolverine mirrors Logan's Wolverine in a lot of ways, but he comes around at the end. While Logan is a tragic Hero story, D&W is an optimistic one about breaking the mold. It honours what Logan does, but yet still is a story about changing the course of your story, even after it seems too late. "Logan, you still have time". Such a masterpiece. I remember leaving the cinema in awe about it. You can feel the love everyone involved in it brought to it. And apparently it even made Wesley Snipes like Ryan Reynolds!

[@alejandroweldon9715]

Love the one detail when Wolverines at the bar there are dents in the table because he has metal fingers

[@zachlewis9751]

The opening sequence, the ending self sacrifice moment, and Deadpool vs Wolverine and the ass ripping that Wolvey gives him before hand (which I’m pretty sure is some of the most dialogue Hugh ever got in one moment, such a great monologue) and the set up and execution (literally) of Evan’s character was amazing. The most memorable and crazy things that have happened in the post Endgame era of comic book movies.

[@spectraldragon09]

I dont know if it could ever be written into a story that connects to anything but i just need more of these two and their fighting. Two near immortal people who just push each other's buttons was such a fun ride

[@Feralhyena]

I love how dense the comedic writing is in this movie. None of it feels cheap, and pretty much every barb feels... I don't know if "earned" is the right word, but the impact feels correct in a way that suits both DP and the character he's talking about.

[@patrickspencer6550]

0:53 He’s hitting the shovel the same way Logan did after he buried Professor X!!!

[@AlexTheProWrestler]

14:07 that is actually a nod to Toby's Peter Parker Flash fight.

[@colinhawley8050]

I like that if you slow down Hugh’s roof punch, his claws have popped just a bit. That’s how you know he’s mad

[@Giosuke_Giogashikata]

Hi, novice writer here. I just wanted to throw in my two cents on the opening, and maybe get a double-checking on my understanding of what happened. I feel the reason that the opening “works” and the ending of Logan doesn’t feel ruined is because it didn’t undo the universe 10005 Wolverine’s death. That Logan’s death means as much as it did back in ye olde 2017, and by flinging his corpse around, it cements that universe 10005 Wolverine is really most sincerely dead. Thank you for listening to my Ted talk, you’d be surprised how little I hear people talk about this in essay videos.

[@CanuckMonkey13]

I think you've nailed it. That was my feeling as well, although I never took the time to put it into words.

[@TurtleKwitty]

There's nothing to talk about that's why it's not talked about XD He died, he's still dead, that's it, there's nothing there

[@ChimeraLotietheBunny]

As a plus the TVA respect that variant well

[@WesternEchidna]

i do want to bring up an extra win for the Honda Odyssey fight scene. its a quick blink (or hear) and you'll miss it reference with the first song that plays being "The Greatest Show" from The Greatest Showman starring Hugh Jackman. Also there should be like, 25 wins each time Logan does the iconic pose. The one where he is crouched with his arms slightly back.

[@mrmastergrimmbo]

17:26 i just want to note that while he's standing guts, he still blinks, implying that he was alive for at least a split second before crumpling into a pile on the floor

[@steventomasi5557]

Chris Evans coming back as Johnny Storm was one of the things I wanted most when I found out DP3 was going to be a multiverse movie

[@hoabinhnguyen8839]

No one else talking about Margot saying the cutest "spidey man" ever??? I love that Lee is including his kids in CinemaWins, and it just reminds me that (for me at least) this journey with Lee all started 6 years ago watching his Megamind Video. As an audience we have gotten to see Lee's life change while in turn he helps change and influence our own lives. While much has happened over the past 6 years I have always been able to watch a CinemaWins video to keep me upbeat and entertained. I hope that never changes. Lee, I was older when I started watching this channel so I wasn't exactly raised by these videos, but I did grow as a person by watching these videos and in many ways by listening to you. I (and we as an audience) have learned so many things from you and I know you are a great parent, because I grew to be a better person listening to you and watching these videos. So, thank you. It truly has meant the world and more that you do these videos. Always wishing you the best Lee.

[@krstygianheart]

14:37 I remember being in theatres with my dad and telling him that I was hoping it was Johnny and not Cap. I was so happy it was

[@zigzaghyena]

21:20 Speaking for the record as a proud Canadian, the Saskatoon joke fucking KILLED it in the theatre.

[@connorgonzalez4023]

To be fair, Wade was in the military, and I imagine Captain America was probably just as much of a hero to servicemen as he was to civilians, if not more. Wade and Steve also had the shared experiences of not only being combat veterans, but also being soldiers first before becoming superhuman. Wade being a fanboy is certainly one way of looking at it, but the fact that his first instinct was to salute with a respectful silence instead of commenting makes me think it was more serious than that. It really must be a big deal if even Deadpool is being legitimately respectful.

[@fluttermon2468]

I was so immersed with you nerding out at all of the references that I woulda never caught. Love your stuff.

[@mudbunny4679]

was anticipating this video for that exact reason. Always catches stuff I either missed or haven't seen talked about lol

[@DehydratedRaccoon]

I love Ryan Reynolds singing along to the MCU opening theme

[@jimballard1186]

Me too, but I'll admit I liked it more when Taika Watiti did it for the commentary track of Thor 3. Not that only one person can do it! A joke just isn't as funny the second time you hear it, is all.

[@swatstop]

the fact that the video about all of the good stuff in the movie has two parts, but the video about the bad stuff is just one part, says a lot about this movie. its great. i love it.

[@an-animal-lover]

It doesn't say anything about the quality though. Cinemawins just splits some of the movies in half, Sins does not

[@4DMartin]

The movie is like No Way Home: a bunch of fan service. And I love it!

[@griffinsummoner]

I was lucky, I only knew about half of the cameos in this, and I didn't see it until it was on D+. The fan in me was soooo giddy.

[@vigneshiyer2483]

*Better* fan service

[@psychojoe4764]

Oh thank God Lee also knew it was the Human Torch. I've been thinking it was only me.

[@dillydraws]

Something people don't mention is how the opening act still has tension. Because Deadpool is being surrounded and even though he's handling it perfectly. All it takes is one lucky shot and that's why he's taking extra care to not get hit, in previous fights he was a bit more careless because weapons can't kill him. But a single tap from the prune stick and he's gone and healing factor isn't gonna stop a prune stick

[@YioerSoui]

I adore Wade's usage of quipping in this film as a coping strategy. It provides us with more insight into Wade's mental state than any conversation.

[@thehulk86]

the bobbing and weaving is a nod to the choreography in Spiderman 1 when Peter had that hallway skirmish with flash thompson

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

I LOVED DP & Wolverine. It was perfect, IMHO. xD Speaking of perfect films... Episode 186 of requesting The Princess Bride!

[@Lucien_Star]

14:13 Thats the Sam Raimi Flash Thompson combo from Spider Man 1 when Peter first uses his spider sense.

[@ayandas4305]

Daniel Radcliffe being a top Wolverine fan cast really goes to show how far he’s come since Harry Potter. Much more than just a child star phenomenon, and I love that!

[@NovexusNui777]

This movie came out on my birthday and I saw it opening day with my best friend and my dad, and I was turning 21 too so I had my first drink afterwards. This was one of the best birthday memories I ever had.

[@flops_alt]

YES (thank you for making these videos btw, they make me very happy 😊)

[@samuelrodrigues5616]

Fun fact: 10:35 Deadpool and Loki have the same voice actor in the pt br dubbing, which made this joke even better

[@jordanhunter3375]

The PT BR what now?

[@mimi3570]

​@@jordanhunter3375 the brazilian portugese voice dub i assume

[@intwnd]

WOOOOWHEEE DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS??? 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@vigneshiyer2483]

Wooimaboutamakeanameformyselfhere

[@fabichwan]

Every time I see a Blue Eye Samurai reference I get so giddy! Love it stuck with you, we put a lot of love and effort into it!

[@jomahawk7488]

Hey, one thing to add to part 2 if you haven’t already: Right after the Honda Odyssey fight, where Wade is all tied up and Logan is taking a nap, you can see the picture Wade showed Logan during his impassioned “I don’t know how to save them, but you do!” Speech. And then you see Logan’s hand kinda drift towards the picture, which can be implied as how he has it when he shows it back to Wade later Also, I think that Wade’s actual pleading speech for Logan’s help should be a win, showing off that Ryan is ALSO pretty good at this. Also also, since you’re willing to win behind the scenes stuff, there was this really good BtS video showing that it was Hugh himself that asked for this version of Logan to be a physical as he is during his fights in this movie, particularly with the shoulder check into the front of the Odyssey that sets off the airbag. I think that’s for sure a win of Hugh being just as dedicated to making this Logan feel as authentic as possible as Ryan was.

[@Keitoded]

As someone who actually saw Hugh performing live on Broadway music man, he really did an amazing job, I dunno if he could have done it all without warming up, but it was really fun to see that referenced and also to get that reminder of something cool I saw in the past!

[@johnofthenorth6653]

This movie was a ton of fun to watch in theaters. The whole place was loving it and while I don't think anything will top Cap picking up Mjolnir the pops for stuff like the cameos just made the whole thing better.

[@magnusbane420]

I brought (smuggled) my younger brother to the theater after having seen the movie already, and I was extremely disappointed in him when he didn't absolutely freak out about the post credit scene

[@AzraelRuin]

If he is under 15/18, he definitely wouldn't have seen most of those movies. Maybe it's a good time to get him up to speed.

[@jjwang7597]

What was the post credit scene again? I only remember the one where Johnny Storm cusses out Cassandra Nova

[@exodia_right_leg]

@@jjwang7597it was an x men behind the scenes montage

[@magnusbane420]

​@@AzraelRuin thing is we watched all Marvel and most x-men movies up until a few years ago, and I did tell him everything he needed to know to understand the movie beforehand. I guess Chris Evans swearing wasn't that exciting

[@magnusbane420]

​@@jjwang7597 that's the one

[@bigpapatwan]

21:13 hearing your daughter. I remember when you had no kids and this channel was chugging along. Been a fan for awhile and my favortiee thing to see change is you becoming a father. A damn good one at that. Cheers to many more years with your family. May you guys outlast Hugh jackmans Wolverine career

[@sergioandrescontreras5251]

Okay CinemaWins. I’m glad that you’re talking about Deadpool and Wolverine. As a fan of Deadpool I love the movie. But with Sonic The Hedgehog 3 coming out in December 20, which is very soon, I just got to ask: Why won’t you do Sonic The Hedgehog 2?

[@spiderpunk94]

14:09 apparently, the way Deadpool dodges wolverines attacks mirrors the way Peter does to flash in Spider-Man 1

[@murder.racoon]

LET'S GOOOOOO!!!!! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO!

[@GavinWasHere3]

I'm so glad I saw this in theaters with good friends. We were all dying during most of the movie

[@TimDaco]

Awesome Video!!! THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!!!! As a Huge Deadpool and X-Men Fan, It was Everything I Ever Wanted!!! The Whole Movie is such a Beautiful Tribute to The Fox Marvel Era and as Someone who's grown up with Those Movies, I Freaking Loved it.

[@sliestwheel]

There is one thing that you overlooked in this video, Deadpool's healing factor is going full blast this movie unlike in the first two. Before it was a slow regeneration now it's near instant as he just snaps his broken arm back into place with a flick when in the first movie it took a couple minutes to heal the breaks.

[@JiReyAnimation]

19:05 well Logan wouldn't have been able to notice the staples earlier, cuz this was his first time seeing Wade without the mask. From the moment they met up until this point, he had the mask on the whole time.

[@judianx]

9:29 no win on the line referencing the slap?! Damn was looking forward to hearing your commentary/reaction there

[@foxskirata]

This whole movie felt like one big love letter to every Fox-Marvel property, it's great.

[@garrettk7166]

19:02 The diner is the first time Wolverine saw Deadpool maskless. Thus the hair strands would have been new to him, so probably the 'hasn't looked at Wade's head' is the more likely answer.

[@peopleperson]

Week 206 of asking for Everything Great About Dead Man's Chest

[@RowdyBrian17]

I'm pretty sure Deadpool dodging and weaving at 14:00 are the same movements that Peter Parker did when fighting Flash in the 2002 Raimi film

[@slowodanx]

yeah because everybody and their mothers mother already pointed that out a million times. Its nothing to point out anymore.

[@RowdyBrian17]

@slowodanx I haven't seen anyone say it here, so maybe they should point out how much of a schmuck you are

[@Therobot-zy8uc]

Really liked that they use the astonishing suit for Wolverine in the MCU

[@RavenBlaze]

Oooh and as Wade is a veteran he can legally salute Cap!

[@bjiornbjiorn]

His performance as Paradox has cemented Matthew Macfadyen as a "Next Generation" Richard E. Grant in my mind.

[@sanders_billy]

17:42 I would argue it's a good thing UNTIL you realize that NONE of the songs that Hugh's character sings in Music Man appear in the second act. This means Deadpool was threatening a one-man showcase of songs that are WAY out of Hugh Jackman's vocal range 😭

[@TMScientist]

18:45 This is not the first time Deadpool has used a Sentinel Foot either. Remember the Deadpool video game?

[@queenvictoria9378]

Hey you forgot to win that when Hugh slams Deadpools head into the radio during the fight in the car- it plays the opening song from The Greatest Showman for one sec- just that beginning "whooo-aaaa-aahoa" then it switches. I spent 15 minutes trying to figure out what song it was cuz i knew it was familiar, its so catchy, and i knew it was a reference, but it cuts off just before Hugh Jackman says "ladies and gentleman this is the moment you've been waiting for." Idr the other 2-second snatches of songs but i bet they were also related to the actors in some way :) anyway i love ur videos, especially how you take the audience's additions into your part2 videos! looking forward to the next one :)

[@Creature-f3u]

FUN FACT: another reason nysnc was used is beacause of the music used in Deadpool 2 in the end he says "next tome I'll get NSYNC for music" and liw and behold like 5 years later they usef NSYNC's music

[@AlexRodriguez-ti3wy]

14:01 love the actual lightning slash for the mention of AC⚡️DC

[@whatasaverl9849]

Is 16:20 a How To Train Your Dragon reference? To when drago says ‘I alone Control the dragons’. Pretty cool if it is.

[@tigamaki1345]

22:13 - I don't even think it's that Wade "can't take it". Wade will insult you, but its playground insults and surface level jabs. He's being a jerk, but its all just a big joke. Logan didn't make fun of him. Logan looked into his soul, saw every single one of his insecurities, and spiked his claws through them one by one. Wade wants to mean something, and Logan made it oh so clear that every fear he has about not mattering, is justified. He's angry because he agrees.

[@TonyTylerDraws]

LFG 😂 1:47 Looooong story short but in the comics at one point some villains use Logan’s skeleton as the framework for a Sentinel

[@zenyatta9133]

At 14:08 it's also a fun little Easter egg to Tobey Mcguire (might be spelt wrong) dodging in the first Spider-Man movie when he got his powers and was dodging the punches from Flash

[@Zenn_Chan]

One definite win to add in the Part 2 is Ryan flicking the sword sticking out of Hugh's chest as a moment of improv after the fight because those were a practical effect, and Hugh just rolled with it.

[@kodykoolrocks]

I love their first fight and when wade starts fighting more seriously “bobbing, weaving, and juking” is my favorite part. The Deadpool movies usually have great action when Deadpool isn’t jus letting himself get injured, he’s a great fighter and it’s cool to see when they sprinkle it in

[@AshMCM]

0:01 finally a fast intro

[@interviolet6675]

Funny thing about Deadpool and Spidey, I think someone asked an artist who wasn't familiar with deadpool to draw him. And when he was asked for a phrase to describe him "Like spiderman but with kevlar and guns, oh and a Sword!" or something xD I could see it, like an unhinged spiderman who never had any parental figures

[@DylanWilliamson-fr4cn]

To quote the famed Cajun himself: “Oh, you know how long I’ve been waiting for this?!”

[@jaycobramos3847]

The bobbing & weaving from the first fight between Deadpool & Wolverine is choreographed from Toby’s fight with flash in Spider-Man 1!!

[@griffinsummoner]

11:50 Was that a death-wish smile or a "You think this is the first time someone's held a gun against my head and pulled the trigger" smile?

[@LurchTheBastard]

Yes.

[@matityaloran9157]

Good question

[@ghiggs8389]

a bit of both I would imagine

[@ShugoAWay]

Fun fact it is the master particle is what decides what does the growing back which is basically the part that can heal back to normal the fastest is what regrows the rest

[@Nuggets_VRfr]

I luv your content like fr keep up the work

[@JakeSezz]

9:46 This was the ONE Wolvie that I cheered for in the theater 😂 I was like 12-13 when Legion Quest & Age of Apocalypse were released (and was my first real, purposeful big dive into comic books) and seeing AoA version just delighted me to no end.

[@caepez8812]

Funny thing about that opening credits fight, not only does the song tie back to X2, but it's ALSO a reference to the music video for "Ashes" by Céline Dion, which you'll recall was used for the opening of Deadpool 2. At the end of that video, DP says he should've asked *NSYNC instead. Guess he really did this time around.

[@dercas79]

I totally laughed out loud in the theater when Deadpool rushed out the line from Avengers before being subsequently smacked by Hulk....lmfao @10:44