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[@Jadenz_]

I take it back, the Honda Odyssey fucks HARD.

[@linocappelli2765]

Deep cut but the Kia vans are HIGHLY sought after and go for way over MSRP because Kia discontinued it starting (I think) 2024.

[@lawrencelord9777]

@@linocappelli2765give me another deep cut i love random facts

[@batt3ryac1d]

​​@@linocappelli2765my sister in laws Kia Carnival was a piece of shit so idk about all that 😐

[@ryan849]

@@linocappelli2765Kia vans are the worst van there is a reason they discontinued them

[@playboikaniiii]

trueeee they did sure fuck HARD on that car

[@leftistdegeneratejs]

I won’t lie that end credit scene with the Fox era of marvel montage made me a little more emotional and teary eye than I thought a montage like that would do for me

[@lovegood141]

Same I’m so sad that era is done tbh

[@MuhammadSalman7236]

@@leftistdegeneratejs yeah everyone thought this would be a "Deadpool kills the fox universe" movie, but it actually turned out to be a love letter to that universe.

[@bbrbbr-on2gd]

They cheated and pulled a Seinfeld. That's the exact song they use in the clips finale.

[@spacewalker7721]

I got emotional and I didn’t even watch the x men movies

[@ghintz2156]

For real, it was like my teen years all came rushing back.

[@igg7865]

ngl the funniest joke in the movie was the post-credits scene because of how much emphasis they placed onto it earlier in the movie

[@brandonboard5556]

The funniest joke was comic accurate Wolverine

[@igg7865]

@@brandonboard5556 that was also silly

[@vespertil10]

@@brandonboard5556 for me it's that tied with gambit's accent and the googoo dolls needle drop at the end

[@goff4745]

Gotta be “ he’s right behind me isn’t he” “Welcome to the MCU”

[@danieldanielson2324]

It’s just so funny that they made Chris Evans say all that and most Marvel fans just see Chris Evans as lovable/stoic Steve Rogers.

[@the0amazing0joe]

More then the jokes, this movie landed visual humor and timing really well in places. The car scene fight framed like a sex scene, the "Nicepool gets 10 000 bullets and then Wolverine walks past unharmed with the dog" scene, Nicepool revealing he has no regeneration and the long beat of silence, etc. Spent a lot less time with Ryan Reynolds telling us what the joke was than past Deadpool movies, which I appreciate.

[@njh123]

Chris Evans playing the human torch misdirect also really got me

[@sethmartinez5146]

Wesley Snipes first line in the movie had me cackling for about 5 minutes after he said it

[@steverogers6572]

​@@sethmartinez5146RESTARTED?

[@BlueSpams]

I do think the funniest point Deadpool does almost explain the joke is at the “There’s only going to be one Blade” scene. What makes it good is he doesn’t say something quippy or make a joke. He just raises his eyebrows.

[@hb4080]

What I don't get is why didn't they do the funny credits at the beginning. I don't like this movie as a whole, but the credit thing was something I really thought was funny and creative in the previous movies and was looking forward to

[@blankisfornerds]

the best joke to me is the blade one for the simple fact that it works for either two scenarios: either the blade movie with ali happens and deadpool is looking at the camera saying, "if only he knew," or the blade movie gets shelved and the joke is "yeah there is only one blade."

[@undercookedtoast1479]

The actual hell that is that film’s production would also add to it. A little “yeah, they tried and look how that turned out”

[@IsaiahDClark]

I agree, that moment was hilarious My favorite moment was Deadpool saying to the alternate-Professor, upon arrival: "This may be hard to believe, but there's another, British villain."

[@pancarialice]

the car fight being filmed/choreographed almost like a sex scene was funny asf 😭

[@EyehatePersona5]

What?

[@ThwipThwipBoom]

Que?

[@pancarialice]

@@TheRedcat14 pretty self explanatory? their poses, choreography, and also the last shot of it being the car rocking back and forth? i thought it was very much intentional, lmao.

[@justanotheryoutuber1997]

@@pancarialice out of context this a wild comment but I know exactly what you mean 😂 especially the way they were posed in the car sleeping after they were done

[@pancarialice]

@@justanotheryoutuber1997 right! wade being all tied up in the seatbelts killed me 😭

[@NailikNoteworks]

"Did we forget that Madame Web came out this year?" ...Yes. Yes, I actually did.

[@robertstull8759]

At least I was trying to until I was so rudely reminded 😆

[@GodChaos333]

I was about to say this. That movie was so forgettable. I thought it came out last year

[@goreycinema]

That movie feels like it came out two years ago. I don't know why.

[@DANBAN119]

I wish that had remained locked away in the deepest parts my brain, but alas all good things must end eventually.

[@thraxus6661]

I wanted to live in blissful ignorance...

[@barricusbear6769]

The Nicepool interactions at the end had me rolling. "I think I got hit" as blood gushes from his mouth and multiple wounds and, "Healing factor?" As Deadpool stares him down silently. Absolutely peak.

[@MuhammadSalman7236]

“The Proposal.”

[@IcyDiamond]

I like that Nicepool being handsome foreshadows the fact that he doesn’t have a healing factor

[@Whiteythereaper]

​@@IcyDiamondI didn't even think of that, that's a good point lmao. He never got any powers, he just carried on being a Merc and got the costume as part of that

[@pothead8157]

@@IcyDiamondmakes you wonder what Ladypool looked like under the mask lmao

[@LagusLykamo]

I was literally in tears laughing during this whole sequence, I lost it when he went "Regenerate?" and threw up a bunch of blood, then "I'm paralized" and when he couldn't properly say "I will live" ....I kept smiling for a good 5 minutes straight after that. 10/10 for me

[@Futurebound_jpg]

I cackled so loud i embarrassed myself in the theater when nicepool said “i can break the fourth wall too- The proposal” and smoldered at the camera

[@pretends2know]

What always amuses me is The Proposal is an okay movie elevated by how much Ryan Reynolds likes it, and it's the reason why he and Betty White met and were friends for years.

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

Cringe

[@Futurebound_jpg]

@@Marvelfanatic3658 thats why it was funny 😂

[@masterzombie161]

I just love that moment so much even though I have never seen the proposal. It’s just his delivery of it that kills me every time.

[@Arturo-Peredo]

Same

[@ohstate411]

I think the joke that made me laugh the most was the tailor joke. All the crotch grabbing and ass smacking made me go "Thats Deadpool for you." But then he says,"Your tailor is a predator by the way, " just really caught me off guard, and made me laugh hard. That, or the educated wish line.

[@AlexMartinez-nj9io]

That joke really got me laughing too, it was unexpected. But, my favorite joke had to be “The Proposal.”

[@the.abhiram.r]

anytime wolverine cursed i was rolling 😭😭😭

[@thenitpickchannel9993]

@@AlexMartinez-nj9io”the fuck was that? Bitch you thinks that’s what I do?” * Perplexed Wolverine in the background *

[@davidtaylor142]

That one was pretty good

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

Ok

[@theidiotnamedjay5501]

I was waiting for this video ever since the short Wolverine joke appeared on screen.

[@ilikecinema33]

Yo me too, I thought of Marcus automatically 😂😂😂

[@l_rob420]

Marcus finally gets to see himself represented on the big screen

[@Lafedor]

But he didn't mention it, maybe a spoiler review? :'v

[@gregvs.theworld451]

I was only slightly disappointed they had a Cavill Wolverine joke, but the comic accurate Wolverine wasn't portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe.

[@brandongnuschke3870]

Same!

[@ehilirate1917]

This film was basically a tribute to my entire childhood dvd collection so it’s automatically a 10 for me

[@thetornadotyc]

Dude, same. I remember growing up waiting for X-Men 1 to come out. I was so excited. Now, after all these years, the pay for Logan in the classic suit was worth it.

[@Its_PizzaTime]

The tribute to Fox’s Marvel universe during the credits was beautiful

[@thememays3285]

tribute? like that shit people do online where they rub one out over it and post the photo online?

[@isaiahhendricks2376]

@@Its_PizzaTimeI shedded a tear during it

[@lanzer22]

Yup, I walked into the theater expecting a ride, not an Oscar contender. Rather than rating the "the comic book accuracy and pacing of the second arc" during the movie, I sat back and enjoyed the heck out of the ride, and it was wild.

[@PotartOnYT]

I’m glad that Channing Tatum finally got closure on playing Gambit after his solo movie never got made, even if I was never into the idea of him in the role.

[@thatdude2508]

He actually was pretty decent as Gambit, which surprised me. Yeah his accent was way off but it felt like that was on purpose because of how much they joked about it

[@B1gBoyPants]

@@thatdude2508yeah that was definitely part of the joke, because his accent also kept changing every few minutes 😂

[@s-wo8781]

Gambit's mask does not fit his face either. I think you need a square or long shaped face.

[@rainierterucha8907]

​@@s-wo8781 young Channing Tatum would pull it off. We got the bulky Channing now. 😂

[@michellesiregar8245]

Idk, I kinda miss Taylor Kitsch but apparently I am the only one that cares about the guy

[@harleyquinn9513]

The “Till your 90” makes me lol on a daily basis, especially now with RDJ 😅🤣

[@falconeshield]

I mean, the almost death scene of W and D probably made a lot of people sweecry

[@blorgus2225]

Channing Tatum finally being able to play gambit is something I never thought I’d see and his shitty accent just made it so much better and makes me want that movie more and more 😂

[@krissydiggs]

I died

[@vilgot9570]

Idk what you mean by shitty accent it’s was a spot on Cajun accent

[@steverogers6572]

Lmao I love people with no sense of dialects calling his accent shtty. It was spot on and most people that actually are in the know laugh at idiots like you. Please stop acting like your misinformed opinion is fact or legit stop copying other people's opinions. Little bro never been to Louisiana and I can see your smoothbrain telling people that their accents are shtty lmao

[@donovan4222]

The dialect coach joke was hilarious

[@Doc41295]

Gambit has always been one of my favorite Xmen and it was really cool to see him in live action.

[@solgerWhyIsThereAnAtItLooksBad]

I loved the joke that pretty much every cameo a majority of people would care about was already killed, so we’re left with the scraps.

[@netconner]

And Electra saying daredevil is dead but she doesn’t care

[@drippnjimmy1033]

@@netconnerwhy did they even let daredevil go fight her?

[@Bucket-of-Bees]

It's more a reference that her Daredevil is dead because they have a new story line now

[@solgerWhyIsThereAnAtItLooksBad]

@@Bucket-of-Bees no, just that Daredevil would be more hype to see than her

[@skyyhunter2557]

@@Bucket-of-Beesnot really, more of a reference at the fact that she was with Ben Affleck & her “don’t really care that he died” attitude is a jab at Ben Affleck since they divorced

[@nbabackcourtmedia]

Seeing this movie might’ve been the most fun I’ve had at the theater in a while, it’s a blast

[@_jay_6132]

Exactly

[@malif1279]

I didn't even watch it at the theater and same Might watch it again and bring my friends along tbh it's a theme park ride type of movie for sure but it is an amazing fucking ride

[@drewbie4014]

@@malif1279 Can confirm, me and my friends got baked and saw it in 3D and it was probably my favorite movie theater experience ever

[@AntonioRedgrave]

I think this film could be best described as a final send-off to 20th Century Fox. Especially with the amount of fan service they have in here

[@MegaLokoLolo]

Agree, it also felt like a love letter to the Fox's marvel especially with the BTS footage of those movies (mostly x-men) in the credits and it made me love the movie even more

[@Lethal-Beef]

No, the next three years will be their sendoff. They are going to reboot after secret wars.

[@lxcxtxd6506]

a send-off to Fox, but too bad without all the main characters of Fox

[@ZachBobBob]

It was the perfect roast and love letter

[@kdusel1991]

​@@MegaLokoLolo agreed! It was a perfect send off to that era of marvel movies

[@Frshcuko]

I loved Deadpool taking the camera with him for a second and telling fox to suck it lmao

[@brennenpike3233]

“Suck it Fox, we’re going to Disneyland”

[@alittlebitofjessica]

The wall-breaking schtick stopped being funny after the 327th time it was done.

[@SnaggingRaccoon]

@@alittlebitofjessicacongrats

[@MERNOXOPHLAM]

@@alittlebitofjessicacongratulations you don’t like one of the main aspects of his character?

[@sujimayne]

That was extremely cringy. What exactly was meant to be funny there... or were we meant to cheer?

[@SacramentosFinest]

No one is stopping me from having fun, but I miss watching Cosmonaut have fun.

[@I.rod.2022]

Right? Like that’s just a sign of depression. Everyone is forgetting to have fun.

[@MinosML]

Maybe if these movies were actually good instead of serviceable, y'know...

[@Walker-ow7vj]

@@MinosMLwell this movie is plenty good

[@FeelinGood21]

Facts

[@oldcowbb]

@@I.rod.2022 you guys are genuinely crazy you are literally saying "if you don't like the movie you have depression"

[@YeahSureLetsGoSeeYamcha]

The entire point of Cassandra being the main antagonist is her back story in the comics (a stillborn child thrown away) mirrors the fact her character was never in a movie despite the fact she was a potential intellectual property fox could’ve used.

[@lxcxtxd6506]

The entire point was Reynolds quipping about assholes for 2 hours straight, cause he thinks himself so funny, and not such deep meta-story telling

[@xy-te9db]

​@@lxcxtxd6506 gosling

[@YeahSureLetsGoSeeYamcha]

@@lxcxtxd6506yeah no one cares dude, go try and enjoy life at some point without looking at everything with your edgy asshole tinted glasses.

[@YeahSureLetsGoSeeYamcha]

@@lxcxtxd6506I’m sorry that your childhood sucked, but you maybe could try just letting yourself enjoy life instead of being cynical about everything.

[@juangallardo1269]

​@@YeahSureLetsGoSeeYamcha Damn 💀

[@Dkmtana]

This movie is exactly what a Deadpool comic looks like if you put it on the screen

[@kassyyar97]

YES! Very much so like the “deadpool kills the marvel universe” My nerd self was so happy

[@casstarre4131]

It's an awesome comicbook adaptation and a lot of fun, but a great film.... that is just a bit to much. But that was the intent of this movie, they did go all-out in the comic adaptation. And it's just a shitton of fun😂

[@orenhubara1414]

No it is not 😭

[@Futurebound_jpg]

That’s what I thought and exactly what I said as soon as the movie was over! I am a fan of the Deadpool comics, I’ve read almost all of them, and this was so similar with so many callbacks 😂 it was super fun for me

[@suuunly]

​@@orenhubara1414 how is it not? 🤔

[@emilrogengellschwaner3555]

The cameos just felt more sincere than in other recent multiverse movies

[@honestly5235]

Probably because they were actual characters and not just one scene cameos

[@metallicnole4514]

The worst use of cameos I've ever seen on screen was the arrowverse crisis on infinite earth's crossover. Now that was a parade of pointless cameos

[@utentecipolla9100]

@@honestly5235then it’s not a cameo by definition

[@ninjanibba4259]

No sir

[@pigwantsmymoney123]

perfect example of what DP3 did right, and what Doctor Strange 2 did wrong i think. Although, i was really bummed about Johnny honestly, imagine if he was like a third protagonist to the fellas, where we can get some genuinely good F4 content, and honor the lovable parts of those bizarre ass movies

[@DANBAN119]

The most satisfying thing about this movie to me was that we did get some closure for the Fox X-Men movies, it's nice to see that these characters didn't just, go away, and seeing Laura again after Logan sacrificed himself for her, and hearing that she and the other kids did get to grow up and have a good life adds a lot more to Logan's death, which I really appreciated.

[@kaza99]

"I can't hate someone who's doing it for the love of the character" 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Alfo_]

The whole movie can be summarized as “for the love of the game”

[@daoyang223]

No joke but i would have loved to see Domino come back in the last arc. Only because shes hot lol

[@xblindx]

Cheers to that

[@xblindx]

@@daoyang223yeah i wanted more of domino too :(

[@darrenthetuber743]

I just remind myself that this putz laughed more at Space Jam 2, and just go about my day

[@mikkmakk901]

I think what makes the cameos in this movie work a lot better than some other MCU projects, is that almost all of them are for characters that people don't actually... like that much. Tobey Maguire and Alfred Molina showing up in NWH is a big crowdpleaser moment where you're supposed to stand up and clap at how cool it is, but in what other movie would Chris Evans' Human Torch from the not very good Fantastic 4 movies show up and be treated with anything resembling the same kind of love? It helps to make them feel genuine, like an actual love-letter to an era of superhero movies that the creators and actors involved hold dear. They were included because someone making the film really wanted it, and not because the grainy phone recording of their appearance was gonna get a billion retweets.

[@DaLatinKnight]

Spoilers obviously... I remembered the puzzles sounds people made when Elektra showed up, and the oooh ok when Gambit showed up (I was the most excited out of my group cuz I loved him in the cartoons), but the pure joy and surprise when Wesley snipes walked in was palpable.

[@dragonexe2297]

Out of honest curiosity, why did so many fancast ask for people like Evans Human Torch, Snipes Blade and Garners Elektra back then? And why did so many of the introductions leave the time for people to clap, and why did many people do so as far as I can tell from my own experiences and from storys on social media? I think no one was super in love with Jaime Foxx' Electro, but with him and the other Spider-Man characters they did at least something meaningful in NWH and tried to tell the end of the story a lot of those characters never got. Scenes like Garfield-Peter catching MJ had some meaning for his story, Blade just walking around felt so meaningless und empty and 'here, you got Snipes back like the lists on Reddit asked of us, now give us one deadpollinion dollars'

[@librarygary1618]

And to introduce him knowing everyone is expecting him to be Steve Rogers is actually brilliant.

[@sujimayne]

Love letter to what? Unfinished projects? Non-X-Men characters? Non-Fox characters? This just felt like a typical MCU film with some Deadpool flavor, retreading everything that's been done a million times before with nothing original to add. I fail to see how it can be a love letter to anything that it itself isn't, and it certainly isn't like a 2000s X-Men film. And they clearly didn't bring Hugh Jackman, Wesley Snipes, Henry Cavil, Dafne Keen, Tyler Mane, etc. to have a positive reaction from the audience... no, surely not!

[@lucius42]

Saying he was treated with kind love is almost ironic haha. But I get what you mean

[@sevsimply]

When Deadpool mentions that Wesley snipes hated working with Ryan Reynolds I laughed quite a while, that was the best joke in the whole movie.

[@xxNightxTrainxx]

Which part was that? I can't recall

[@butterflyglasses]

@@xxNightxTrainxx "I don't like you" "You never did." in the survivor base.

[@michaelkay7999]

Deadpool beating the hell out of the TVA with 2017 Logan’s desecrated corpse to Bye Bye Bye was peak comedy!

[@vadernation1233]

Also just a really fun and creative action scene. definitely one of my favorite parts of the movie.

[@TheZeroMonkey]

I’ll be honest, I watched D3 then went and binged all the Fox movies, and oh my god it made it so much funnier with references. Like Bye Bye Bye being in the original X-Men trilogy (can’t recall the specific one it was in) but I still enjoyed the hell out of it, even lacking the prior knowledge of the series.

[@abuzerr666]

are you people bots or somesh1t or are you serious?

[@penombra_1845]

​@@abuzerr666 look it might not be superbad or hot fuzz but the fact the movie opens with him literally desecrating old man Logan's grave is a lil funny

[@mackielunkey2205]

@@TheZeroMonkeyIt was the one where Iceman wanted to put on some music after Stryker’s task force raids Xavier’s school only for it to play “Bye Bye Bye” and for everyone to groan.

[@RastaGamesful]

I won't say that this movie is perfect, but it is definitely worth watching for fans of the Deadpool and Wolverine characters and the era of the Fox universe films and the 2000s from them. The film is strictly about the relationship between Logan and Wade and how they become friends from people who hate each other, even though this is a different Logan, but the film perfectly sets up this duet, which we will most likely see again in Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars, where there will be a large number of cameos of old characters and these two will clearly play their role there in the future.

[@gigamilk6981]

it's no kintama arc I can say that for sure

[@alexlaurens]

I’m surprised that this wasn’t brought up, but halfway through the movie I said out loud to my friend “this movie feels like they watched all the cosmonaut reviews” because everything from the Wolverine costume to the short Wolverine appearance to the fight scenes to some of the jokes about the mcu just felt so directly pointed at every criticism he’s levied at the mcu in recent years

[@pattik_]

But somehow he still found problems with it? This movie was perfect

[@Luke101]

And somehow he still sounds bitter in this review, dude is so annoying

[@DJ-ec3xu]

@@pattik_no it ain’t. Take a few seconds to follow the story, your brain will melt.

[@TheLumberjack1987]

@@DJ-ec3xu it's a comedy, nobody really cares in such a case

[@DJ-ec3xu]

@@TheLumberjack1987 a comedy doesn’t give excuse to a braindead plot. Sure I can overlook it, but I’m not gonna call the movie perfect

[@shelbyw7532]

seeing gambit made me so happy

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

I’m not even that familiar with gambit, but Tatum clearly had so much fun playing the character it was a joy anytime he was on screen

[@jpaguilarl]

I saw it with some other friends and one of them literally screamed "GAMBIIIIIT!" when he showed up on screen lol.

[@n-aera]

When I see gambit, the MvC theme instantly pops up in my mind

[@lightspaceman5064]

@@n-aera Where's that RELEASE DATE!

[@Nandru85]

@@n-aera I wanna take you for a ride...

[@S0SH1N]

It was a fantastic experience. Really wacky cameos, fan service in the best way possible, and honestly? Pretty solid emotional beats. It takes a backseat but it's a Deadpool movie and I felt for the characters involved

[@lxcxtxd6506]

solid emotional beats? you mean how generic Logan's tragic sequences were? At least Jackman did all he could. Or you mean when Wolverine screams at Deadpool in genuine anger, and they thought it only good as an excuse for another fight between the two?

[@NoodlesXmachina]

@@lxcxtxd6506take an emotional beat and cry about it

[@nikitasharma7805]

The beautiful bgm, the bond between characters, the opening credits, the action sequences and the spot-on jokes were what made this movie good❤

[@lewanbroski504]

​@@lxcxtxd6506I'm sorry what did you want out of the scene where Wolverine yells at Deadpool? I was just happy that he actually took it seriously instead of making a joke there

[@ladypool1404]

Besoin logan and laura's discussion and his monologue in the car, there was no emotional moments. Deadpool 2 had: Wade loosing vanessa, al speaking about pain, russel being tortured, cable talking about his family etc. The action, humor and music were really good tough 😊

[@badluckdaniel]

13:02 Im sorry but 7/10 has NOT been the ”MCU standard” for a very very very very long time

[@admiralweb27]

Why do people act like 2019 was 20 years ago lol

[@gio1890]

Because it was five years and what, ten movies ago? I like quite a few post-Endgame movies and tv shows, but the decline in overall quality has been undeniable

[@admiralweb27]

@@gio1890 I don't know, a few bad projects have always been MCU staples.Theres just more projects than ever. I'd say Shang Chi, No Way Home, WandaVision, Loki, GotG Vol 3, Werewolf by Night, What-If, are all 7/10 or higher. It's all personal preference. I'd say there's just too much content, rather than most of it being bad.

[@gio1890]

@@admiralweb27 it’s a reasonable take, it could be a matter of fatigue due to market saturation, after all

[@MiamiGameHunter]

I was born in 1995. I grew up with so many of these films. I remember playing with all the Fantastic 4 toys from 2005 like the stretchy Reed Richards, playing all the video game adaptations on PS2 and Gamecube, enjoying every take on superheros both pre and during the MCU. So for me, seeing so many nods to the various films I watched growing up means so much to me. Like, I know what Wade means by all FIVE Punishers, seeing Blade again after so long, Jennifer Garner's Elektra, Maybe I just happened to be one of those guys who gets all the references, but it feels like this movie was a celebration of my childhood. And as someone who's 29 and about to enter his 30s, that hits me in a special way.

[@machodgdon]

I mean this when I say this was the best opening to a movie, comic or otherwise, in years. I can’t begin to tell you how perfect of a choice using Bye Bye Bye was. Not only did the action sync up to the song, but the song perfectly personifies Deadpool

[@ibrahimalee23]

You say "Not only did the action sync up to the song" as if movies haven't been implementing that into action scene choreography for decades now. Hell if we're talking MCU movies, the GOTG 1, 2, Thor Ragnarok etc. did that shit multiple times.

[@nohballs]

The dancing was hilarious too

[@maxmfpayne]

​@@ibrahimalee23Deadpool was literally dancing to it like a music video for about half of the shots in between murdering dudes

[@lewdleaf4975]

​@ibrahimalee23 easy the general audience don't watch a lot of movies

[@ibrahimalee23]

@@maxmfpayne How does that disprove my point? We've seen that type of stuff with dozens of action movies. I'm not saying it wasn't fun seeing it in DP and Wolverine, I'm just saying it ain't anything new.

[@ShouldaShotA-Rod]

I’m literally just back from seeing it in the cinema so this video couldn’t come at a better time

[@jasonhulett]

Same.

[@jotheman9392]

@@jasonhulettStill at the Amc Parking Lot

[@henryanand5172]

Same

[@danielgamino6916]

i’m in the theatre literally watching the movie

[@jakegarman4526]

Same

[@yacinealimi7808]

This movie literally just felt like I was reading one of the wackier deadpool stories in marvel comics and that’s honestly all I could’ve asked for in a deadpool movie

[@robina.c.6380]

That's exactly how I felt too! Some scenes looked straight off the page

[@RicardoAlmeidatm]

Hugh is NOT phoning it in. They only put his more down in the dumps scenes on trailers but when he can let loose he is killing it.

[@ChibiMalzahar]

I loved that it turned into a meta commentary on how older properties, especially the bad 20th century Fox movies, get thrown in the garbage. The reality is a lot of people worked on those early 2000s goof fests, and it carried comic book movies for a while. The post credit scene really brought it together for me

[@alexragland1416]

This movie was pretty much just a send off to the 2000s superhero movies from fox and the fact that they accomplished that and sent off my childhood is a 10 for me

[@alfie4234]

I feel like the comic accurate short Wolverine variant joke was aimed directly at Markus.

[@gulorful8488]

I’m surprised Mark didn’t mention it. Deadpool even called him a “short king”.

[@XavierSalazar-qi1hg]

This comment needs more attention 😂😂

[@XavierSalazar-qi1hg]

​@gulorful8488 immediately I thought of Markus when I saw him 😂😂

[@Triplicata]

As someone who knew nothing about Cassandra Nova, I thought she was fucking amazing. I was so enthralled every time she was on screen. Emma Corrin did such an amazing job, and I sincerely wish she became the new main villain of the MCU. Then I the news came out about RDJ as Doctor Doom and I'm furious.

[@yosayoran1]

Agreed! I think she did an amazing job and absolutely stole the show in all of her scenes. You really need something special to make a villain feel scary when they are facing 2 immortal superheroes.

[@suetyhercules7717]

Yeah I had no idea who she was and I consider myself a novice with the Marvel Universe. I just enjoyed it because it was a character with an instant kill move that liked using it

[@AlexMartinez-nj9io]

I thought Cassandra Nova was pretty intimidating but that’s it, she quickly became another forgettable villain, although I liked her way better than the headmaster in Deadpool 2.

[@Di7manya]

I thought she was really effective for the amount of time she was given. She was on par with the High Evolutionary imo, kinda just evil and enjoying being evil. Not Marvels best but far from the worst

[@Viper-dz2kw]

@@Di7manyatbh I don’t even know if I’d consider her evil, she was just pissed off the TVA was fucking with her world and she was the only thing keeping those people alive. Imo Paradox was way more evil then she was.

[@joshmills8354]

“Bing Bong The Destroyer” had me rolling

[@CamJames]

Bye Bye Bye is a genuine banger of a song, and that opening went so unreasonably hard

[@tripleaaakers9071]

I feel like Marvel has gotten all the cameos out of their system with this movie, I don’t see them bringing back someone like RDJ anytime soon

[@barricusbear6769]

Did you miss the news that RDJ is playing Doom in the new Avengers? Lmao

[@jpaguilarl]

well this didn't age very well...

[@tank_dempsey]

This has to be bait

[@ibrahimalee23]

@@barricusbear6769 He better be a variant cuz if not that'll be very confusing for general audiences. There's hundreds of amazing actors you could get for Doom, why bring back the guy who played Iron Man?

[@azuraug8693]

​@@ibrahimalee23 Cause there are Dr Room variants in the comics that originate from iron man

[@Sun.Shine-]

I was blown away by Hugh Jackman's commitment to the role especially during his emotional scenes. Also this was a film with humor but the serious scenes were serious too unlike Thor, love & thunder! I did expect James McAvoy to walk in as Xavier to have an emotional moment with Cassie though

[@Kohl293]

Wolverine’s car rant was really really good

[@undercookedtoast1479]

Yeah, i think the main thing that makes this movie work and actually kinda impactful for me is that it’s a deadpool movie. Deadpool as a character is actually kinda depressing and he deals with it via humor, so its impactful when that monologue just cuts through all the funny and feels like it actually hurts. Thor 4 didnt work because thor is an overall serious character with elements of humor, but instead it was just all funny and undercut the legit grief hes experienced and is still dealing with.

[@xoppamorie4276]

just loved how this one felt like a real comic book

[@OzMartinez]

The suit up montage where Deadpool gets his MCUniform and is slapped and groped by the tailor was hilarious

[@GearsofCoss]

How long is this trend of expecting a comic book movie to have some oscar worthy storyline in it with deep emotional performances, and then being disappointed that it was a comic book movie going to go on for? Deadpool and Wolvering was everything it needed to be, the humor fit perfectly, the cameos made sense and were actually there for a reason (with one EXTREMELY well placed fakeout), and the whole thing in general was just a wonderful love letter to anyone who loves either of these characters. I'm so glad I went into this hoping for a fun movie because that's exactly what I got, and couldn't be happier with it.

[@2playschemeo.p.croutes724]

It’s cause MCU has pulled off some epic stuff in the past. And they seem to do it with ease. So , now I get surprised when they don’t even attempt to pull it off, something epic or emotionally resonant,

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

We want movies that matter, not just pretty colours and flashing lights. If you clap and cheer for slop then don't complain when you are served more slop.

[@GearsofCoss]

@@TheEvilCheesecake Who is we? The vast majority of people that have seen it loved it, and it's pretty evident when reading comments on videos like this that reluctantly say it was good while throwing a million complaints in, that almost everyone thought it was the perfect deadpool/wolverine movie and just straight up doesn't agree. No slop was to be had here, just fun entertainment. If you want "movies that matter"... whatever that means... maybe a movie called "Deadpool and Wolverine" just isn't for you lol

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

You're just afraid to admit that your personal chosen genre has a quality problem, where every product is the lazy and poorly made version of something that could be really interesting and vital. And because you keep rewarding mediocrity, instead of dissecting how it could be better, mediocrity is all you will ever get.

[@GearsofCoss]

@@TheEvilCheesecake Again, this was anything BUT mediocre lol. I'm not sure what movie you watched but if you thought Deadpool and Wolverine was mediocre, it's not the genre for you. This isn't just my opinion, it's breaking records left and right, sorry bud but you're in the minority here.

[@MuhammadSalman7236]

7/10 is maybe accurate but the fun I had watching this with my friends was 10/10. Loved it.

[@vicariousxiv2436]

On the Cassandra thing, I had NO FUCKING CLUE who she was prior to this movie and I seem to have enjoyed it more then most people who did know her, so I think you might have that backwards lol

[@nicholasd5536]

Gotta agree, I thought she was great and the fact that I hadn't heard of a character who got snatched at birth in universe just added to that

[@Chubby_Runs]

I knew the premise of her character going in but hadn’t read anything with her in it and honestly I think that’s the best way view her character going in

[@nickrustyson8124]

Same here, before Yesterday I never actually fully sat down and watched a Superhero movie (Sure I seen bits of Batman, and other MCU shit on cable) so this was a first for me, and honestly I loved it, note I did take edibles because it is over 2 hours (Side note really well paced, did not feel that long) and some of the dialog in the beginning was unfunny the whole limo driver shit, after that and once the whole TVA shit starts it becomes great

[@thenewmase]

This wolverine backstory is quite interesting in my opinion. It plays with the trope that Wolverine is always a loner that cares deep down by presenting a Logan that actually walks away from caring and how much that one decision has affected him

[@abney_66]

It's literally the same backstory that every movie that has Logan in it has. Well not literally the same but it's pretty much the same u know what I mean

[@thenewmase]

@@abney_66 but the point of wolverine is that he leaves but always comes back, he doesn't care until he does. A wolverine that decided to not care then has to face those consequences is interesting

[@abney_66]

@@thenewmase yeah but we have seen that so many times that it becomes bland. This wolverine has nothing that stands out about him then any of the other versions of him(other than the suit obviously).

[@kevintyson1947]

@@abney_66 Thats why I found his backstory reveal so boring. I was seriously like "Is that all?" Bro you walked off? you did that in EVERY movie

[@abney_66]

@@kevintyson1947 yeah like I thought they were gonna pull a old man logan where Logan kills all the X-men which would have been so cool and fucked up. Instead they just pull that generic ass backstory that we have heard over and over again with Logan

[@kylin_55]

bro my favorite part was when they were fighting in the car and when deadpool slams wolverine’s face into the radio it plays greatest showman for a second, i was genuinely laughing way too hard at that

[@robertguinn1272]

This is by far the funniest marvel and Deadpool movie. I was chuckling like a little kid every 5 seconds

[@enbytoon]

I hate how so many of the cameos specifically awoke my serotonin and childhood memories but it is really meaningful that they weren’t cheap pandering, there was purpose for the themes to use them like you said.

[@ashernotheis76]

Video starts at 1:07

[@skaddad]

The world needs more heroes like you

[@alexvasquez8522]

Goated

[@ConnieFWill]

shoutout sponsorblock

[@EggMilkBread]

You're more of a hero than Deadpool and Wolverine combined

[@Encyclopedia_Brown97]

Cassandra Nova literally mindf*cking people awakened something within me and I don’t know what to do with it

[@toastedblackman2544]

Preachin to the choir man

[@meepmorpzieep]

Ayo WTFFFFF

[@nickrustyson8124]

Oh boy new Fetish!

[@dhruvhari7189]

Smash, next.

[@DeadKraken]

I've never seen a visual representation of literal "mind manipulation" with a whole hand crawling in someone's mind and moving around it while they squirm and moan in pain.......when that first scene happened I was like "Oh no". By the end of the movie I made peace with my weirdo self and added a new kink to my list lmao

[@jovanmitic5337]

12:23 nah bro Ryan is just adorable

[@Chubby_Runs]

Ryan is just like Deadpool in that I think he works best when he’s bouncing off someone else (like Hugh Jackman or Rob last name I can’t spell ) but when he’s alone he can get kinda annoying. Which sucks because people have told me I act like Ryan Reynolds without being as hot as

[@SC51793]

I had no idea who Cassandra was or even still is cause I didn't research her yet and I genuinely loved her as a villain.

[@graham5990]

Bro Channing Tatum isn't a good Gambit, but seeing my favorite comic book character finally done some justice in his correct costume made me love this movie.

[@Ironcorgi2]

I like that it was shown how devastating gambits power can be.

[@graham5990]

@@Ironcorgi2 Shoot if Gambit never had Mr. Sinister reduce his powers he was an Omega level mutant. Like when he defeated New Son in the comics he was easily Omega level.

[@Buskeeeeeeee]

I thought he was fun as gambit

[@shawerful5209]

I honestly prefer the origins wolverine one, but i like the suit

[@graham5990]

@@Buskeeeeeeee He was fun for comedic purposes, but no way I could take him seriously in an actual movie that wasn't comedy

[@Luke101]

Hugh Jackman needs some sort of achievement award for playing Wolverine because holy shit man, he just outdoes himself every time he comes back. Fine?? He was fantastic here and never phones in a performance. Nobody will top what he’s done. THE Wolverine for multiple generations.

[@BogusBigusDingus]

I am surprised I do not see more folks calling out this movie for NOT bringing Deadpool to the MCU. I mean... yes, technically he is "in" the MCU and associated, but functionally no more so than Blade or Electra now are. For short period of time, Deadpool interacted with elements of the timeline Disney curates and prioritizes, but Deadpool is still in his universe, having saved it. Deadpool is not "in" the MCU, he just danced in and out of it for one movie.

[@pokeman3652]

9:07 I think for me, I was just a teenager when the first two movies came out and thought they were really funny. Doesn't hit the same at 22 as it did at like 16

[@dtowns]

“I looked into the abyss and it looked back. And it laughed at me.” Marcus, this is an unreasonably hard line for a damn MCU movie review.

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

absolute drone comment. peak mcu viewer mentality.

[@dtowns]

@@TheEvilCheesecake anybody who uses the insult drone jerks off with two fingers and has never felt the touch of a woman.

[@dtowns]

@@TheEvilCheesecake you have no friends and have never felt the touch of a woman, so you pick fights on KZbin comments, huh? Sad life to live brother. Touch grass.

[@dtowns]

@@TheEvilCheesecake bro said “drone” as an insult in the year of lord 2024. I can tell you probably don’t get out much.

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

it was a joke my dude but clearly you took it personally.

[@farmansiddiqui9279]

I’m surprised at how happy I got when I saw Channing Tatum as Gambit.

[@rubbybandz]

Being a deadpoool and a cosmonaut variety hour connoisseur I gotta say it sucks to see you not enjoy his movies as much as me. With that said I loved Deadpool and Wolverine and I hope it grows on you later down the line!

[@mike_datzmag1c21]

Agreed especially how quick the review was uploaded, merely days after(sometimes reviews aren’t “ few days later” review) but I Loved this movie…it’s a true comic book movie and it did better cameos than a multiverse titled film..

[@Durdur752]

He full on admitted to having a bias against ryan renolds so that's a huge factor in him not liking the deadpool movies. Him also only listing 3 total fights he's liked from marvel movies screams that he's a hater, which is weird to see.

[@DeadKraken]

@@Durdur752 Nah c'mon. I also find Ryan Reynolds insufferable(and unattractive, sorry straight men lol) and I hate all MCU slop, but I liked this movie and I'm a longtime Deadpool fan. He just has a different opinion, or maybe he's in a moment in his life in which he stopped enjoying this sort of movie, it happens.

[@Music34897]

Hugh Jackman acting circles around the rest of the cast. It's crazy how hard he went in this comedy lol

[@gamebond6248]

For me it's a perfect movie because it did what it wanted to accomplish which was Deadpool and Wolverine and they nailed it with so much heart.

[@TheChris-lw8eo]

I thought that the humor was a lot weaker compared to the first two, then I remembered I was 17 and 19 when they came out and am now 25.

[@EddieFreak]

lol yeah same

[@Sun.Shine-]

Makes total sense.

[@mongo_sk]

honestly for me I feel like my humor made a full circle, I enjoyed the humor because its kind of refreshing in 2024, where the recent shows I've watched are just full shock or gross humor (which i enjoyed when it was fresh, but now it's just gross and not funny) like the boys and invincible.

[@lxcxtxd6506]

@@mongo_sk you thought The Boys was "gross humor", but 2 hours of Ryan Gosling making jokes about sex and literal assholes was not?

[@smcdonough1427]

I'm 34. The humor was much better in the third movie than in the first two. You're just a jaded twenty-something who thinks he's too cool for everything. It happens to all of us. Come back to the movie in a few years you'll probably have your mind changed

[@that1guy324]

I think Marcus was a lil harsh on the visuals being uninspired. Although there are moments where they are in a desolate dragon ball wastelands, it is undeniable the amount of effort it took for some of the set designs. I appreciate the more practical and built backgrounds than just a slop of blue screens. I think the lighting was pretty phenomenal in certain scenes even when it wasn’t needed. I also enjoyed the montage of Deadpool trying to find wolverines in every universe. I appreciated the comic accurate logan height joke and the callback to Todd mcfarlanes iconic wolverine cover. There were so many easter eggs that longtime Marvel(not mcu) fans would really appreciate. Although I did myself expect there to be more elaborate scaled set peices. I also remembered that this was a movie and they only have so much of their budget. I think they made the most out of what they were given and we got the deadpool movie that I always envisioned for the character.

[@WaterMeLoan64]

You KNOW a movie is good when my Dad likes it.

[@Allystargirl]

That “there’s dozens of us out there” joke as so subtle yet the way you delivered it made me chuckle hard out loud 😂

[@katebishopstan7663]

I never understand this dude's hatred of the Captain America and Deadpool movies but praise movies like Multiverse of Madness to a high degree

[@johnleeka3282]

Dude praised she hulk better than the captain america and deadpool movies💀

[@DrJareld]

@@johnleeka3282 he likes Captain America TWS, he just thinks Civil War is a disappointment

[@SmoothTurtle840]

With the Deadpool movies, you really have to be there for the comedy instead of the story in order to enjoy them. Marcus must not find them all that funny, and that’s probably why he doesn’t like them as much.

[@christophernear6990]

Deadpool humor does get old

[@autumnnoir]

the opening fight scene in this movie is honestly one of the mcu's best

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

Are you going to play it at your 15th birthday party?

[@KingKam93]

I was dancing in the theatre. This movie is so fun. Exactly what I expected and I got it.

[@Chubby_Runs]

@@TheEvilCheesecakemust you dampen every fun event with your presence ?

[@autumnnoir]

@@TheEvilCheesecake i deeply apologize for having the audacity to enjoy something silly. please forgive me 🥺

[@nahor88]

Cosmonaut didn't even mention the bridge fight b/w Cap and Bucky from Winter Solider... wow...

[@pepperjack8813]

As someone that hasn't heard of Cassandra Nova before, I liked it just fine. I think, as a basically MCU only marvel enjoyer I don't have a problem with her. I just thought, "ok, she wasn't in any previous movies, she is a character for the comic book fans to geek out over." And that is fine. I thought she did a pretty good job of being intimidating and strangely a little hot? The way her powers were shown was interesting and unsettling. I'm a sucker for wolverine, and because of that, I settled on 8/10. I like it more than the other two.

[@AntonioRedgrave]

4:30 when i saw it today, there was basically NO ONE in the theatre since it was an early morning show. It was the first time in a long while seeing a Marvel movie in theatres without the cheering, clapping, and laughing constantly and it was great

[@BenSmith-xr7kf]

That actually sounds very nice

[@Whiteythereaper]

I saw it friday morning in a packed screen and it was quite reserved there too, I've never experienced the wild audience but I am in the UK so 🤷🏻‍♂️ Infinity War, Endgame, No Way Home, none of em rose above audible gasps and controlled laughter that didn't drown out the sound of the movie

[@michellesiregar8245]

For me it's the opposite. I'm used to watching Marvel movies in quiet theatres, so watching this movie with many marvel fans was a new and fun experience for me.

[@gotham_knight1091]

Same, I went in like 11 in the morning. Very empty, except this lady next to me that kept laughing so loud and just kept repeating the jokes to her friend or something. That was UNBEARABLE

[@Chubby_Runs]

Yeah I usually wait a month or so to watch new marvel films to avoid the crowds but I knew i couldn’t wait for Deadpool, and I was pleasantly surprised to have an 80 percent full theater with very pleasant and reserved people, shoutout to the audience at my screening, you guys were great

[@nikitasharma7805]

The beautiful bgm, the bond between characters, the opening credits, the action sequences and the spot-on jokes were what made this movie good❤

[@georgethomas4567]

The opening 5 minutes and the fight in the Honda are easily two of my favorite fight scenes in any comic movie. They're so funny and full of little jokes. Plus the songs somehow fit perfectly for the scenes.

[@VeniVidiPerii]

Logan was the serious send off to the Fox Xmen characters, and D&W felt like the funny send off to the Fox-verse

[@jacobtod8351]

I liked that deadpool wasn’t the “save the mcu movie” but like u said was kinda a parody of that exact plot, I liked it stayed in its own little thing, like even at the end they stay in their universe I liked that cool

[@NhemLee]

Boomhauer Gambit. Nicepool. Comic accurate wolverine. Cavalrine. Honda Odyssey. Opening scene. Wolverines abs and Deadpool's reaction. Tva thirsting for wolverine. Flame on. Reveal about johnny in the end. Ill need to rewatch for sure

[@alypialpha2712]

I’m normally not a fan of the type of “crude” and “meta” humor that Deadpool has, but specifically Deadpool movies make me laugh at those jokes! The timing for the majority of the jokes was just perfect. And 80% of the movie was so good that I was willing to forgive any of the Marvel tropes.

[@11matko2]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the cinematography at all, the actions scenes were shot so well, the camera actually moving unlike other MCU movies.

[@TimmyTomsen]

This movie was in a lot of ways what people were expecting from Multiverse of Madness, so I'm glad that hole could be filled

[@RealMikeWazowski]

10:37 Bro really forgot the elevator scene from Winter Soldier

[@MuhammadSalman7236]

And the highway scene

[@MartinGonzalez-br2fq]

Iron man and war machine vs hammer drones

[@Luke101]

Dude put the CGI drone fight from FFH his taste is dookie 😭

[@EmceeMerEtarded]

Guardians prison break Opening age of Ultron Civil War hanger Guardians 2 opening Infinity war/Endgame Titan/Wakanda/Vormir/Assemble Are the big MCU misses IMO

[@hiimchrisj]

I feel like the writers at least understand Deadpool from the comics more than they did in the previous movies. The other movies always wrote Wade like he's above all the superhero stuff and only helps reluctantly when his better nature peaks through the cynicism. Whereas here his entire motivation is that his deep-seated sense of self loathing causes him to be self destructive and ruin what good he has in his life and he desperately wants to feel like he's worth something. That's a proper Deadpool to me. Unfortunately it gets drowned out in all the rest of the plot so they don't expand on it enough for my taste but I appreciate the fact that the story has that emotional core to it. Wolverine's story fell flat in comparison. That was the most generic tragic backstory they could've come up with especially on the heals of Logan. But like you said he's just intended to be a pastiche of all the previous iterations of Fox Wolverine so I can live with it.

[@skyla0ren]

Me and my partner loved this film, the jokes were on point. The fight scenes were amazing, the car fight scene made me laugh the whole time. I felt like the story was on point aswell, explaining things decently and left me wanting to see more of the deadpools from other universe's. It was perfect in my eyes.

[@gwyn4534]

Watched it yesterday and I rly liked it actually. And the theatre had the same vibe as well. People laughed alot. I think it was quite good for what it is.

[@Jay-pl5xd]

Did they lowkey tell us the new Blade is NEVER happening?

[@pascalsambor]

I understood it as “Wesley snipes” not realizing he’s not gonna be the only blade

[@jasonapplebaum9871]

No, it was a joke so blade in the void wouldn’t get mad lol

[@CrossOutBryce]

No??? They made that joke to say Wesley Snipes WON'T be the only Blade soon(ish)

[@hiimchrisj]

I feel like it works both ways. If the movie never gets made then it's poking fun at Mahershala Ali. If the movie does get made then it's poking fun at Wesley Snipes' expense. Either way it lands just find.

[@yosayoran1]

Other way around lol. Did you miss the look Wade gave the camera?

[@3n3my33]

I was thrilled when Blade referenced the infamous "iceskating uphill" line

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

simple jokes for simple folks.

[@SirBoreal]

I went into this movie expecting a fun action comedy that makes fun of the modern MCU. And I got a fun action comedy that makes fun of the modern MCU. 10/10 the only way I will ever rewatch this movie is if I get sick and I see it on Disney+.

[@mike_datzmag1c21]

That’s only way you’ll rewatch it….so like “it’s not good enough to watch it purposely” is what you’re saying?? 🤔

[@SirBoreal]

@@mike_datzmag1c21 I’m saying that it’s a fun ass movie but it won’t linger in my mind for years. If I see it somewhere I’ll think "Oh that’s a fun movie" and then I might rewatch it.

[@mrheisenberg83]

@@SirBoreal It won't stay on your mind but it's still a 10/10? What rating do movies get that stay on your mind and are pure awesomeness?

[@SirBoreal]

@@mrheisenberg83 Calling it a 10/10 was more of a joke. But I still would consider Deadpool 3 a 10/10 on the fun scale. For me, actual 10/10 movies are movies that I think about all the time and leave a huge lasting impact on me.

[@CioerKieov]

It was an amazing encounter. Superb cameos, the best kind of fan service, and honestly? Very strong emotional rhythms. Although it's a Deadpool movie, it's still worth watching because I cared about the characters.

[@TrazAce9]

The deadpool wolverine fights were cool. I like that its two near immortals with dulled pain tolerances fighting to the death. Also wolverine's redemption and backsory were great even if it wasnt as dark as it was hyped up to be

[@slushisimcambi2521]

I loved all the references to Hugh Jackman’s musical outings.

[@thatcyanblur]

The DP and Wolvie team-up to Madonna was so fucking good

[@pokapoka3686]

That was such an awesome scene, almost got emotional tbh. Seeing these two awesome characters stopping the big bad with that music in the background was chefs kiss

[@patriot459]

I liked this movie because it points out from the beginning that oh Deadpool go ascend to where you belong in the magical mcu. While deadpool himself is like hey the mcu can be cool but you cant forget your origins. Ryan himself said he and the other actors appreciate their marvel movies even if they weren’t great since it was thier origin story. Marcus points this out way better then I could.

[@notdaredevil8809]

The opening scene is amazing and I think everyone can agree on that

[@hannahbanana7723]

I greatly enjoyed the, "Suck it, Fox! I'm going to Disneyland!"

[@Cazziekid]

8:43 Most tame T.J. Miller line