Deadpool 💀💩L | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@RanRayu]

my favorite joke in this movie is the fact that deadpool keeps asking for francis and not getting anywhere, because none of his henchmen know his real name is francis, they only know him as ajax... xD

[@ollyjones9153]

I never even thought of that but it makes so much sense.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

I know right.

[@nathanmcdowell4731]

"Have you seen this man?" Gets me everytime lol

[@gargamel206]

Also he kills most of them so fast they don't even have the time to think of who the hell is francis

[@Wolfhunter5607]

i can’t wait until he’s in some mcu movies

[@weirds0up]

Simone’s face during the unicorn scene, priceless

[@richardrobbins8067]

Ha ha 😂 read this comment before I saw it. Anticipation>spoiler 🦄

[@keithlangmead4098]

🤣 I had the exact same thought

[@NocturnEternal]

LMFAO I was about to say the exact same thing. Screw it, her expression has been screen capped!

[@phunkjnky]

At first, I thought you mean the unicorn at the beginning of the credits. The one that pokes the "A" in Gina. That can't be a coincidence. I was like, finally, someone else noticed.

[@dcaslick]

The story of how this movie got made is a real tale. To say this was a “Passion project” for Reynolds would be a massive undersell. He spent over a decade trying to get this movie made. The first Wolverine movie nearly put a nail in the coffin for Reynolds getting to do this, but he persevered and after some test footage “accidentally” got leaked and went viral this film got green lit by FOX. How the test footage got leaked remains a mystery to this day, but there’s a rumor that some who’s name rhymes with “Bryan Breynolds” may have been involved.

[@agp11001]

All hail the mystery man whose name rhymes with Bryan Breynolds.

[@ec1032am]

I worked at the movies when this came out and saw it opening night, it was great the whole theater was rolling with laughter, the atmosphere was awesome. Favorite part though was that after credits scene, because people suddenly picked up after themselves. Who knew all you had to do was call them out for being dicks.

[@TH3mrBROWN]

I still remember the news stories when this came out, so many parents took their young kids to see this ignoring the rating thinking it's just another superhero movie. 😂

[@keithlangmead4098]

Yeah I remember several people including some with children walking out not long into the film, and that was after seeing them walk in and thinking "Do you have any idea what kind of film you've come to?!?"

[@Goomyx1492]

It blows my mind how often so many parents give such little forethought about what movies they bring their kids to, and then proceed to whine and moan when it isn't appropriate.

[@Eidlones]

@@Goomyx1492 I saw some people taking their young kids to go see Kick-Ass. I guess since they saw it was colorful and had a kid character it was fine.

[@yuri53122]

I worked at a movie theater when Team America came out. We had signs on the ticket booth, explained the content to parents, and made them verbally confirm that they understand our warnings before selling them tickets. They still yelled at us. No refunds.

[@johnpaullogan1365]

@@Goomyx1492 i mean they look at the ratings. endgame was rated r and for the most part i could see a lot of parents taking kids to it. this is not something to take kids too. most parents probably knew nothing about this movie when they took the kids

[@phillytothej4001]

"I dreamt I kidnapped his daughter and he just wasn't having it" is probably the most under appreciated line in the movie

[@cowprophet]

It's more of a comment really

[@Alcagaur1]

"Time for a little gentle fisting" has to be the most in-universe Deadpool reaction I've heard.

[@suflanker45]

The look of horror on Simone's face seeing Deadpool wacking off was priceless. I was dying laughing.

[@leoffdagrate]

Small bit of trivia for you: the drydocked "ship" that they have the final fight scene on is actually one of the flying Aircraft Carriers from "Avengers" and "Captain America: Winter Soldier". Deadpool wasn't a part of the MCU at the time, but they still managed to sneak in some subliminal references to MCU movies here and there.

[@juliodavila424]

George: "Deadpool really hits with the feels..." Deadpool 2: "hold my beer."

[@ScreamingScallop]

"This s***'s gonna have nuts in it!" is funny, but the way Reynolds delivers it vaults it into utter hilarity. It's always a treat to watch someone see this movie for the first time.

[@JohnSmith-qn3ob]

knots not nuts

[@ShadowyFox_86]

He seems just so giddy to say it

Simone's face turns from crying to laugh in split second just to look horrified for another two before the next joke is hilarius.. and that unicorn scene... :D I'm glad to find you two guys! You're funny to watch!

[@j.f.fisher5318]

Omg, the range of expressions on Simone's face. I remember how awkward I felt laughing so hard in a theater. My only consolation being everyone else was laughing just as hard.

[@Pestsoutwest]

The deadpool post credit scene is a reference to Ferris bueller's day off. It was one of the very 1st post credit scenes ever in movies.

[@Dularr]

The Muppets Movie and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

[@paratus04]

@@Dularr there’s one at the end of Airplane! too.

[@Pestsoutwest]

@@Dularr I did say one of the first.

[@Logan_Baron]

Within our lifetime/knowledge. Post credit scenes in movies actually date back as far as 1966.

[@Dularr]

@@Logan_Baron which movie in 1966?

[@ViKatamari]

Simone's face at 16:47 I'M DYING

[@NocturnEternal]

I had to screen cap that moment! 😂

[@PuppyMonsters]

How two people can have such a different reaction to watching the same thing is fascinating to me.

[@DeadpoolWadeWilson]

It was a good shot of a private moment

[@Xonslaught1]

The guy Deadpool calls Agent Smith that gives him the card was one of the Thermians from Galaxy Quest. Technically Deadpool isn't a mutant that's why he was never an official X-Man, hes what they call a neophyte or enhanced human.

[@Logan_Baron]

In the comics he's what is called a "Mutate". Not born a mutant but artificially enhanced with mutant genes.

[@Xonslaught1]

The point I was making is technically he wasn't born a mutant, so that's why he was never In the Xmen, or asked to join. In spite of what the Fox movies said

[@ShadowyFox_86]

He and Spiderman both fit in that same "mutate" category right?

[@Xonslaught1]

@@ShadowyFox_86 technically anyone that isnt powered by cosmic, or magic is that, but in the Marvel Universe people born with powers are the outcasts

[@Putrefax]

So I'm an ecologist, and the flow on effects from an entire species being removed from our ecosystem would be far reaching and hard to specify, even if it's mosquitoes. First of all, it's only the lady mosquito that feeds on animals, they normally feed on flower nectar and act as secondary pollinators. They lay their eggs in water, so their larvae are often the primary source of food for small fish and other aquatic animals. Plus while they fly around, they are preyed upon by insectivores like birds, bats, other insects and spiders.

[@huyxiun2085]

I kinda of agree with you in general. HOWEVER... I read in some serious reviews (or maybe it just a summary of serious reviews, whatever) that IN THE SPECIFIC CASE of mosquitoes, maybe, just maybe, it could make sense to do it. Apparently they are mostly parasites which doesn't contribute that much to the rest. All of that you describe is probably true, it's just "not that important" since, e.g., the fish or others eating the larvas actually eat mainly other stuffs, same for the birds/bats/spiders. Also, pretty sure mosquitoes do not care about flowers and thus do not act as pollinator helpers, so, yeah, on that part, i disagree (but i'm not an ecologist either, you might be right). Of course the study itself remained a bit cautious, since it's actually impossible to be 100% sure it wouldn't be a problem to heradicate all of the mosquitoes. It was a serious question because, believe it or not, humanity could do that. Eliminate an entire specy, willingly (not by accident), even something as resilient and expended on earth. With DNA modifications and directed virus and other stuffs, it seems to be technically feasible, or at least research can work on it. Thus the topic of this review was to discuss: shall we? I believe it is extremely dangerous especially if we succeed and realize AFTER what the real use of mosquitoes was. Personnally, the fact that they are so annoying, or actually, dangerous and deadly, is quite the reason why we shouldn't do that... Follow me here: humans are the most dangerous and invasive and damaging specy on earth. Nobody doubt that. The main natural predator of humans is... there is none according to the correct definition, but exept humans, what kills the most humans are mosquitoes. If the most dangerous and invasive and parasite and damaging specy eliminate the second most dangerous and invasive and parasite and damaging specy on the planet, is that a good thing? I believe it wouldn't. But i also believe there is too many of us and that the best humans are dead humans, so, yeah, maybe not an universal point of view :p

[@chart6454]

So what you’re saying is that we should nuke the little b******s?

[@johnyshadow]

@@huyxiun2085 The next question would be: "If we can eliminate an entire species (mosquitoes), couldn´t we artificially introduce a new (less troublesome) one to replace it?"

[@johnyshadow]

@@huyxiun2085 And I´m kinda "eh" on the "mosquitoes killing humans" thing. Humans can kill humans much more efficiently, if there ever was need for it. (Or you know, move into space.)

[@christopherconard2831]

Next, Love Bugs. The bane of Florida drivers.

[@richieb7692]

Fantastic editing in this reaction, considering what you can and cannot keep in the review. Simone's reaction to the " You're not meant to see that bit " was just priceless....

[@noeticwolf73]

I worked at a theatre the end credit scene made everybody clean up after themselves it was amazing.

[@CarnageO31]

I think one of my favorite things about most of your videos is George trying to figure out what the hell Simone is talking about in the intro 🤣

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

One of the great Easter eggs in this movie is the location of the big ending fight scene - it's the decommissioned SHIELD Hellicarrier. Much love to the VFX guys to sneak that in there.

[@DMovieman]

I remember mainly thinking this film was going to be rated R for blood, gore, and profanity. Imagine my surprise when the holiday montage with Vanessa pops up within the first 30 minutes of the movie. The audience reaction at the theater was next level! 😭😂🙃

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Dear Ms. Baccarin, lor' bless her.

[@meatme53]

After all this time. And the number of times I’ve seen Firefly and Deadpool. The “they play the same role“ comment was brilliant. I’ve never made the connection between Morena’s characters.

[@carlosrvra]

A Canadian who HASN’T watched a movie starring America's (current) favorite Canadian Ryan Reynolds yet??? This is... this is a treasonable Canadian offense, right? :D Also, in addition to reacting to Deadpool 2 on this channel, you may also want to react to the Celine Dion music video for Deadpool 2 in your Patreon... very good, very amusing.

[@PuppyMonsters]

"Now, now, the Canadian government has apologized for Brian Adams on several occasions."

[@lexwoolsey8552]

It's okay. Canada isn't a real country

[@timaustin2000]

You know you're in for a good time when the opening titles call the writers "the real heroes of this movie" 🤣

[@netherjb8566]

I always thought they hit the nail on the head with how Deadpool was suppose to be in terms of fourth wall breaking.

[@thejmeister]

I love that Simone says or does the most random stuff for the intro, then mumbles adorable gibberish for her outro. Class act.

[@Daveyboy100880]

16:45 Simone’s face 😂 We’re all now patiently waiting for Deadpool to appear in the MCU…

[@philrob1978]

Really loved watching this with you both, great movie. Such a breath of fresh air, hugely entertaining, incredibly funny and oddly touching. I love it. You can really tell this is somewhat of a labour of love for Ryan, and it shows, so glad he finally got this made, the result is wonderful. And, for shame, I haven't seen Deadpool 2 yet. That needs to be rectified very soon...

[@huyxiun2085]

Yes, you should look at it. Many people were disappointed by it. So, don't expect too much. For me, it's just as good, but i can't explain without spoilers, so... yeah, go watch it, don't ruin it for yourself with too much hype :p

[@robertreichle1]

@@huyxiun2085 It's about equal to the first. I don't know what people were complaining about.

[@DonMachado]

I think Deadpool 2 was great! I just think you can only see Deadpool for the first time once so you already know what it will be like going into the sequel. Maybe that's the reason it doesn't get as much love as the first one.

[@leovk5779]

@@DonMachado Agreed. Also, loved task force X! XD

[@leovk5779]

@@carlevans8825 Oh, yes, X-force, not task force X XD

[@colemanroberts1102]

Comedies actually have a big advantage over dramas in having heart wrenching moments land. Comedies get you invested in people so much quicker whereas tragedies have to work a lot harder to make you care about characters first. So the immediacy of jumping from the calendar girl bit to the cancer diagnosis, and the other cases of mood whiplash, is the filmmaker getting and keeping you engaged for the story he really wants to tell. The drama underneath is pretty simple, but the comedy is what glues it together for the full runtime.

[@kellymoneymaker3922]

So glad y'all watched this! He's my favorite Marvel character.

[@christophervillalba4139]

Simone's look of horror at 16:47 is amazing.

[@wonderpossum3295]

Underrated bit in this film - at the start, when Wade is threatening the pizza guy and suddenly switches from jokey to outright terrifying. Not often you get to see Reynolds be scary. Only other time I can think of him being genuinely scary was in the Amityville Horror remake

[@alternateuniverse422]

"Are you there God? It's me, Margaret" when he cuts off his own hand. Disgusting yet hilarious reference. 🤣

[@dangerlee1946]

I just wanted to mention that I caught George’s Allomancy reference. I literally just finished rereading that series. It’s so good.

[@JoeMama410]

I’m rereading it right now. I was so happy to hear George’s comment.

[@nkfd4688]

This whole movie is a GIANT 4th Wall Break, and completely written just for Ryan Reynolds. I'm glad he got to do this movie 😆

[@nicolasflesler4467]

one of the funniest facts i've learn after watching the movie, is that when he's killing the henchmen looking for francis, those guys dont know that his boss's name is francis, they know him as ajax

[@NathanJasper]

Additional Ticks, Fleas, and Mosquitoes are all released from hell every time some teen messes with a Ouija board.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

🤣🤣 interesting theory

[@spikesecho724]

They made us completely fall in love with them within a matter of minutes, which is why his cancer diagnosis was so surprisingly heartbreaking and hits you so hard, despite barely having had any time with these people

[@unicyclist97]

Such a glorious movie. I'm so glad Ryan pushed hard for it to be made.

[@SpurrBlack]

"Thats Canada's ass" indeed. Also, every time I see Sunrise market when Deadpool turns the camera away, I am convinced those are real shoppers

[@bigdream_dreambig]

FYI, Meredith Baxter [Birney] is the actress who played the mother on the 1980s TV show Family Ties (with Michael J. Fox).

[@jimshreve83]

You forgot to mention that a dutch oven is when you trap someones head under blanket then farting.

[@youngeeneden1594]

Bro Y’all have been exploding us with this content, really providing some really good movies and really good commentary.

[@puppetmaster8551]

Facts, they’re great and they have great selections. Very enjoyable to watch

[@jimtatro6550]

This movie was everything I hoped for and more. Ryan Reynolds was born for this role. Blind Al is my favorite character. “God I miss cocaine.”🤣

[@Narutoanime16g]

Ryan Renolds was jsut born to play Deadpool and all the wolverine jokes I love lol so cool him and Hugh are friends irl. I'd love to see spiderman and deadpool team up like in the comics

[@Alex-qf9js]

THAT INTRO RANT WAS GOLD.

[@stephenlackey5852]

How it goes from R-rated jokes to “all the heart…” That’s what makes it feel so real, Simone Also, for Deadpool 2, you have to watch the Super Duper Cut

[@DragonbIaze052]

Super Duper Fucking Cut is only better when rewatching.

[@maximillianosaben]

The viral marketing for this movie, and particularly the posters, were so darn funny.

[@PabloRichardFernandez]

Simone asking the truly important questions. I asked this exact question, and my 12-year-old said no more mosquitos would also mean the end of spiders which, according to her, would be a tragedy! I still say mosquitos need to be viciously eradicated!!!

[@Klaital1]

Funniest part is that the reason why nobody tells him where Francis is, is that they don't know him by that name, everyone just knows him as Ajax.

[@miskbalder]

His friend at the bar, those joke insults is true bromance

[@thefandomman1783]

you guys are so innocent at 12:52 a dutch oven is when you fart under the covers and trap your partner under the covers🤣🤣🤣

[@TheOffkilter]

Unrlelated but just want to say love your Pumat Sol shirt there Simone;) Also I really hope you guys watched the blooper reel from this. Its a really good one.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

Fun fact for us fellow Vancouverians: Deadpool was shot "right up Main Street" on the viaduct that branches just off of the city's actual Main Street.

[@tmptjohn88]

Simone, your face is priceless with your reactions to the humor in this film

[@logankerlee]

I'm really happy that you both enjoyed this so much! I'll be resubbing to Patreon later this month to watch the whole thing. Excited for that! :)

[@bullseyecello]

I saw this with my mom and my sister the amount of gasps and bursts of laughter was amazing

[@pinklefoo]

Properly done, comedies have the ability to make dramatic emotional scenes hit extra hard with way less buildup required compared to actual dramas.

[@oduinn7948]

Because you're expected a laugh and it's almost like a system shock to be met with emotion.

[@lordmortarius538]

Deadpool's REAL superpower is that he knows he's a fictional character, hence all the fourth wall breaks. He'll also read his enemies' comic books to find out how he defeats them, and then he'll go defeat them :P It's amazing. Ryan Reynolds made it his life mission to play Deadpool after he found out that in one issue Deadpool is described as "Ryan Reynolds crossed with a shar-pei" and he felt he was destined for the role lol

[@sca88]

Someone probably already mentioned it but the ending is a parody of the 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' ending.

[@PanzerShrek94]

16:46 Her face is priceless

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

That last scene where Deadpool was in a bathrobe is a call back to the end credits to Ferris Buellers Day Off. Same schtick and same bathrobe.

[@new-dystopia]

Keira Knightley was the star of the movie Domino which was a sly hint to the character of the same name.

[@iKozak99]

Not a moment is wasted in this film. If there's not a verbal gag, there's a visual one, and where there's neither, there's feels.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

Im soooo happy for u guys finally having something Canadian to be proud of....George was so happy he couldn't stop singing

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

I remember seeing this in theaters early in the morning when the theater open on the release day of the movie. It was with my cousin and his co-worker friends that we played D&D together. We also also at at Cracker Barrel that morning while waiting on the theater to open.

[@singingwolf3929]

I'm halfway through and can I just say...I LOVE you guys. The references, the jokes, the...everything!

[@meadmaker4525]

Just awesome. Fantastic movie, and great reaction. Can't wait until you do the 2nd one!!

[@Xenotric]

They did a fantastic job with the 2 deadpool movies! Hope we see number 2 soon :3

[@usaidemon]

George-"it's like allomancy" Me-"I get that reference!!"

[@pillar81]

A bit of trivia: If you pay attention to Collossus throwing up, his vomit is metallic.

[@projectomnia1997]

Gotta show love for the appreciation of the line about memorizing the details of her face, also hit me pretty hard on my initial watch and think it is commonly under appreciated in this film because of the nature of the film itself.

[@CaptainAmercia]

Deadpool takes place in the new Timeline created at the end of Days of Future Past where pretty much all the events in X1, X2, X3, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and The Wolverine never happened all. The X-Men still exist we just don't know how the events played out in this timeline and how similar or different they were to what we saw in the films. X-Men 2 would've changed a lot with X3 never happening. X-Men Wolverine most likely never happens and of course Origins as well. I imagine the X-Men went on a bunch of new adventures in this timeline we never saw which is a shame but nonetheless this is kind of a whole new start. Colossus is Fully CGI in this film voiced by Stefan Kapici who does a great job. So I haven't seen anyone point this out but the end battle takes place in front and on top of decommissioned helicarrier originally designed by Jack Kirby for the Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. serial in Strange Tales #135 (August 1965). The director for Deadpool has confirmed that it's not a S.H.I.E.L.D Helicarrier stating: "No, it's clearly not the Helicarrier. I just want to say for the record, there's a lot of groups in the Marvel universe who use flying combat platforms. It's not just the Helicarrier. A.I.M. (Advanced Idea Mechanics) has some. It could have been anything but a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. Because that would be outside of the purview of the Fox/Marvel arrangement." i personally think it's just a fun little nod or hint at groups like this existing in the Fox X-Men universe even though they can't mention them for legal reasons if the X-Men universe has massive fighting robots they could also have flying carriers as well. Bob the solider Deadpool recognises at the end battle is actually from the comics first appearing in Cable & Deadpool #38 (May 2007) and went by Bob, Agent of Hydra. He’s usually an antihero and a sidekick of Deadpool a former member of terrorist organisation Hydra but defected to help Wade Wilson, keeping his Hydra uniform which is where his name comes from. Because of legal reasons Bob couldn’t be apart of Hydra as they’re own by Marvel Studios who own most of Marvel while Fox only owns the rights to X-Men so they simply couldn’t mention Hydra at all. So instead Bob is apart of this random group but who knows Deadpool 3 has been confirmed to be apart of the MCU no idea how that will be explained but with Deadpool and X-Men now being owned by Marvel Studios they’re free to have Bob be apart of Hydra.

[@Th3Gam3925]

Wayyyy to long to read all that. Stop trying to make sense of the xmen movies. It's a giant plot hole clusterfuck.

[@CaptainAmercia]

@@Th3Gam3925 It's pretty straight forward, sorry you couldn't understand.

[@Th3Gam3925]

@@CaptainAmercia Ok so why at the beginning of Xmen 3, an OLD Xavier and Eric (who are still friends) meet of with a younger Jean Grey. But in Xmen Dark Phoenix, and older Jean Grey is allied with a YOUNGER Xavier and he is already enemies with Eric? And don't tell me alternate timeline or some shit like that. It is a cop out response, a post hoc rationalization. And the characters ages don't match up.

[@CaptainAmercia]

@@Th3Gam3925 Simple it never happened. Days of Future Past erased everything after the 1970s. Charles and Eric made different choices that shaped the X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants differently to what we saw in the original timeline. Charles found the Mutants in X-Men Origins which never happened instead he still found them one by one in the 1980s only not at the Military base. Logan was set free in the 1980s as well but by Jean. Apocalypse never showed up in the original universe which changes alot while Dark Phoenix happens in the 1990s instead of the early 2000s. X-Men First Class - 1960s X-Men Days of Future Past - 1970s X-Men Apocalypse - 1980s X-Men Dark Phoenix - 1990s Deadpool - Early 2010s Deadpool 2 - Mid 2010s New Mutants - 2020s Days of Future Past - 2022 Timeline is this excluding all the original movies. The X-Men were active in the 2000s we just haven't seen in in this new timeline.

[@A.K-nz]

No need to comment through the movie Simone, watching your reactions and laughing pretty much says it all , that you were enjoying the movie and having a good laugh. And the fact you picked up on the jokes and what they were referencing....love it; Great vid ....cheers to you both....love your channel..

[@ShadowyFox_86]

The moment Wade calls him "Francis" for the first time...oof! The look is 👏 total gold level acting.

[@JohnSmith-dc3jt]

16:40 a perfect expression of utter confusion and what the fuck!! 😂😂😂

[@JaedrenDR]

Thumbs up for George's great taste in books with the Allomancy reference! Can't wait for the final Wax and Wayne book to drop.

[@davidq.5488]

Great reactions! This movie has laughs, action, story arc, etc... and a love story.

[@yotuel9064]

I've seen this movie a bunch of times over the years. It's always so fun to watch, thanks for the laughts CineBinge.

[@jaredruff9823]

16:25 He said my name. Nice to see you too, Deadpool.

[@arraymac227]

Tidbit: when random tunes played on the car radio, the brassy one was from the 1960s _Batman_ tv series....

[@hendriksander6570]

Fun Fact: The credits pay homage to the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." You'll recognize the bathrobe, the hallway, and the wallpaper.

[@seanodonnell8001]

When Ryan is cracking jokes and says "Less angry Rosie O'Donnell" he had a string of jokes he tried out and on that one Gina actually punched him in the face. That ended up being the take they use cause it was perfect. He also apologized immediately afterwards.

[@Josh_DPInfinity]

My favorite character finally got his own movie, I was so hyped when this came out way back when. can’t wait for your reactions to Deadpool 2!

[@CanadaDan]

Not sure why I hadn't come across your channel/vids before but I'm glad I did, fellow Canadian here.

[@IceMetalPunk]

"It's like the Indiana Jones 4 fridge." Speaking of Vanessa in a fridge, this movie has a sequel.

[@PhillStan]

I first saw this on a plain to the Canary Islands. The amount of people I pissed off with my out loud laughing, this & the 2nd have to be in my top 10 favourite films.

[@thetntraider]

So the story behind this movie is INSANE. Ryan Reynolds BEGGED Fox for a Deadpool movie for about 10 years. He would not stop asking. So they gave him a greenlight and a budget of $58 Million. This is a very small budget compared to most superhero movies. Iron Man got a $140M budget for comparison. Now Fox only gave the greenlight to literally shut him up. They were preparing for a box office bomb. They did not think this was going to go well. The movie nearly tripled its budget opening weekend, and Deadpool 2 was greenlit the next day. Now Deadpool 3 is in production. There is also one person that Ryan has been BEGGING to be in the Deadpool movies. Hugh Jackman. Now, Hugh Jackman has said no every time... so far. But Ryan Reynolds is nothing if not tenacious. It'll only be a matter of time. The Deadpool movies even being a thing is proof of that.

[@tycol322]

I thought it was cause of scheduling conflicts

[@3DJapan]

12:52 Meredith Baxter played Michael J Fox's mom on the old sitcom Family Tires.

[@misticadavis]

The bar guy friend of his plays Tuffnut in How To Train Your Dragon.

[@RustyDust101]

That intro was so absolutely wildly, randomly off-topic, that it actually fits perfectly with Deadpool's character. I couldn't help but crack up laughing at the coincidence of Simone doing something so randomly weird and yet, so strangely fitting. Number 2 is an absolute must as well.

[@darinlieurance2817]

"...Lawful Good, save everybody..." 👍

[@dr.shivago2404]

I was in Vancouver while they were filming Deadpool, and I only found out because the local news announced that there would be a traffic jam because of that

[@StevesTubes]

The post credit scene is straight out of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

It took me a while to realize that Francis base at the end was a decommissioned S.H.I.E.L.D Helicarrier.

[@erichebert5824]

I've seen this movie a bunch of times, but watching Simone fight for breath at some moments reminds me of the first time I saw it, even if she didn't get some of the more obscure jokes. I HOPE you guys do Deadpool 2.

[@MrNoLen5]

5:44 I'm surprised you didn't call this Mummy refinance. Lol

[@johncarolina4950]

Simone's intros have become iconic

[@Extremepsyco]

Ajax is a greek god. The dishsoap is named after him. From google "The slogan for the original Ajax Powdered Cleanser was "Stronger than dirt!", a reference to the muscular hero Ajax of Greek mythology. The original slogan was also used for Ajax Laundry Detergent for its introduction in the beginning of the 1960s, advertised with an armed knight riding a white horse." From Wiki "Ajax (Aias) is the son of Telamon, who was the son of Aeacus and grandson of Zeus, and his first wife Periboea. By Telamon he is also the elder half-brother of Teucer. Through his uncle Peleus (Telamon's brother), he is the cousin of Achilles. The etymology of his given name is uncertain."

[@Shawaeon]

I love it so much. The combination of ultra-violence with comedy hits me differently than any other superhero movie.