Deadpool & Wolverine - DisneyCember

[@ChannelAwesome]

What's your favorite MCU movie?

[@GokuUzumaki03]

Between Infinity War and Endgame

[@Sharingan1230]

my fav is for you to review: * Toy Story the Sega Genesis version * The Jungle Book both Sega Genesis & SNES versions * 101 Dalmatians the series * 101 Dalmatian Street * 102 Dalmatians * 102 Dalmatians the PS1 game * 101 Dalmatians 2: Patch’s London Adventure the PS1 game (you reviewed the movie years ago now you gotta play the game) on Disneycember

[@air03man]

"DISNEYCEMBER 2024 blog day 05th enters the marvel world once more with the only Marvel film of 2024 "Deadpool 3 or "Deadpool & Wolverine" this sequel has everything too many foul languages too many cameos too many logans too many Deadpools & one ugly Dog pool but I enjoy "Deadpool 3" with the main event of Deadpool vs Wolverine which was a even match. Cassandra Nova is a great villain/Wesley Snipes still great as the Daywalker Blade & yes Channing Tatum as Gambit is cool & Gambit's film is still in development so how does this hold up ? it's just that good so if you ready for the epic team-up or the main event of the century go give "Deadpool 3" a watch Place your bets & Avoid the foul languages while you can folks!"

[@CaptainCat101]

@@ChannelAwesome The Spider-Man films, Captain America the First Avenger, and now Deadpool and Wolverine

[@ESC70737]

What’s crazy was Blade’s ice skate up hill reference I thought was a response from your Blade review @doug I literally thought he said that for you.

[@trinaq]

This film worked because of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's incredible chemistry. You can really buy into their Bromance. Also, the "Paul Rudd finally aged" joke was gold.

[@justinmuse7095]

The joke being that Paul Rudd has ostensibly aged very little since the late 90s. Who could’ve thought they would acknowledge such a thing in a movie that often breaks the fourth wall? Comedy gold good sirs! I simply cannot fathom how genius this reference was! I had to exhume Mark Twains desiccated corpse just to tell it that America has a new favorite satirist… and his name is Ryan Reynolds. Comedy GOLD!

[@martinsriber7760]

@@justinmuse7095 Who pissed in your cereal?

[@slyfox2022]

He did himself and thought that was comedy gold

[@BoozyBeggar]

You see this movie again later and feel about it the same way you'll feel about Austin Powers if you watch it again. It was incredibly dated, full of forced non-humor, and ultimately just there for the product placements.

[@master-of-mind5881]

I’m really impressed with Shaun Levy’s directing. It’s clean, tight, fluid. From the first to the third act the pacing is well maintained. It never feels like it drags on nor does it feel like it’s been undercut. All the story beats, character development and action sequences blend well together making it cohesive and fulfilling as a blockbuster. The production value is also impressive. The set design, set pieces, art direction, etc are vivid, tangible. Levy also doubles down on the violence and gore. It’s done with finesse. Disney, Reynolds and Co kept their promise. This film would remain an R-rated piece and it delivered on all fronts. A textbook example of making a comicbook film that is still fantastical, cartoony, meta yet poignant, poetic, earnest and utterly rewarding at its best. In fact it’s historical.

[@zacharymccoy7091]

Logan's speech to Deadpool in the car felt so raw and emotional. Hugh really cooked in that scene.

[@jeuryrabassa4724]

And it also shows Wolverine's character just like the comics did. He also does the same thing as well.

[@motherplayer]

Goes right back to "Planes, Trains and Automobiles". Like Ryan has said, he always looks back at that film when he's working. Very much in vibes with that hotel rant only...you know...more knife-blade-y than understanding.

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

I can't stop thinking that maybe part of him was releasing some bottled up anger at Ryan

[@KasaiWolf07]

YOU GOT NOTHING TO SAY, MOUTH!!. I loved that.

[@Altmetalpunk]

Surprisingly even though this wasn't my favorite Deadpool film both actors showed great range in this film

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

6:43 the irony that, people who actually grew up in a cajun country can confirm, channing's accent as gambit was realistic; while general audiences thought it was so exaggerated it had to be parodic

[@kikiohearts]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 good freaking God! I swear! He sounds like my best friend from high schools grandpa. Half understandable other other have u kinda guess from context clues.

[@clayrodriguez_author]

@ianr.navahuber2195 my girlfriend used to live in Louisiana. I couldn't understand a word of what he was saying but she picked up every word and laughed at how everyone thought he was overpaying it 😂

[@master-of-mind5881]

“The name is Remu Lebeau, Bluw, bluw, bluw.” Nah it was silly. Let’s be real. 😂😂😂

[@georgeprchal3924]

My brother's friend said it sounded just like his grandfather.

[@benwasserman8223]

For a movie effectively celebrating Disney's corporate merger, Deadpool & Wolverine was an extremely heartfelt tribute to all the 2000s Marvel films that made the MCU possible. They weren't all good, by a long shot. But we can't really ignore how they laid the groundwork either.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

If anything the only thing missing was having someone of Raimi's Spider-Man 1st film to have a representative of the BIG 3 Marvel movies of cinema (Blade 1998, X-Men 2000 & Spider-Man 2002) That, even if you said were all bad movies, their success basically kickstarted the current era of superhero movies, especially MARVEL's. Blade in particular as it was MARVEL's first succesful film

[@patax144]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 I mean Sony wouldn't have allowed that and they had their own Legacy celebration with No Way Home, This was Fox's. Tobey, Wesley and Hugh, might unite in Secret Wars or something finally getting those big 3 together

[@mobbs6426]

​@ianr.navahuber2195 you're not wrong, but we did get NWH. I'm not gonna claim either are high art, but they are both heartfelt thank-you's and celebrations of superhero movie history. They do need to sort things out with Sony. Deadpool needs Spider-Man in his life. Actually, can you imagine that for a follow-up to NWH. SM "Okay, Pete. New start. Let's hope for a touch more normalcy, moving forward" DP "Heya, buddy!" SM "Wtf. Who are you. My Spider-Sense.." DP "Oh, I'd never hurt you, bug boy. Unless you asked me to." SM "Whatever. What you you want?" DP "I'm Deadpool. Wade Wilson. And I'm a huge fan of yours, Mr *Parker"* Cue, Pete freaking out about dimensions, and Wade calming him down, explaining that after 3 billion dollar hits in a row, the studio let's him do what he wants.

[@master-of-mind5881]

The original blade, Xmen & Spiderman films were the start of what I like to call the MCR. The marvel cinematic revolution. A foundation that laid the groundwork for what we have today and it comes round full circle with Deadpool & wolverine.

[@Shady00018]

100%

[@trinaq]

Four months later, I'm still struggling to get "Bye, Bye, Bye!" out of my head. Talk about an incredible earworm.

[@klimmr]

And, to think it all started as a throwaway joke in X2.

[@SETHRX7]

I have the same problem with "Like a prayer". Awesome song.

[@zacharybartolo5111]

I’ve heard that song so many times in my life and I always ignored it. Now, I love that song and I know all the words. That’s the power of movie playlists.

[@clintbrew]

​@@SETHRX7I was just thinking the same thing specially with the choir version of "like a prayer" also the goo goo dolls song iris, let just say the whole movie soundtrack is pretty awesome

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@clintbrew the bye bye bye and your are the only one i want songs in particular, now i associate with hyper violent fight scenes. they fit so well together

[@BugsyFoga]

Truly a satisfying send off to the Foxverse of marvel

[@shainewhite2781]

The Cavillrine is my favorite cameo in the movie, and I liked how Deadpool said that "We're gonna treat you better than those Sh--F--ks down the street," as WB did screwed over Henry Cavill too many times since 2013. Let's not forget about the scene where Logan ripped into Wade by telling him, "YOU WILL NEVER SAVE THE WORLD! YOU COULDN'T EVEN SAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH A GOD DAMN STRIPPER! And mother----er I said you die alone, BUT IT'S ONE OF GOD'S BEST JOKES THAT YOU CAN'T DIE, EXCEPT THAT'S ON ALL OF US! Got nothing to say, 'Mouth!?"

[@TheDestroyerX]

Netflix screwed him too with the Witcher and Ryan Reynolds wrote Wolverine’s monologue there

[@jeuryrabassa4724]

That also helped Deadpool realize that saving the world isn't a game nor a joke, It's about taking risks, making hard choices, and sacrificing for those he cares and loves. Even Wolverine also saw that in him when they were confronting Cassandra and stopping her from destroying the multiverse with the Time Ripper.

[@Craxin01]

Personally, I loved the comic book accurate (maybe slightly exaggerated with how short he was) short Wolverine.

[@rajabuta]

​@@Craxin01you can't be accurate and exaggerated

[@kdusel1991]

​@@rajabuta that fight scene in the car after Logan's monologue to Wade was hilarious and awesome!

[@ViperVenomComics]

in the comics Deadpool idolizes Captain America. it made sense

[@Umbrannathan]

Thank you. I was about to point that out. I guess only people who really know comic lore would get that, but the movie also makes it pretty clear that Wade idolizes the shit out of Cap, hence his disappointment when he got Johnny Storm instead of Captain America.

[@UrSammich]

Huh...I forgot about that. I remember vaguely his idolization with Cap, but I always knew more about his bromance with Spidey if anything.

[@SeanWheeler100]

While it makes perfect sense in the comics where the Avengers and X-Men crossover on a regular basis, how did Deadpool know Captain America in the Fox universe that didn't have a Captain America? Does his medium awareness make him omnipotent? If so, why didn't he realize he was talking to Johnny Storm until he flamed on?

[@InTheEndIKindaFailed]

@@ViperVenomComics from what I remember, the very first Deadpool storyline I ever read in his solo series was him teaming up with cap to prevent the end of the world.

[@anthony7697]

@@SeanWheeler100 He's aware but not omnipotent - really him and She-Hulk (who was actually breaking the 4th wall before him) basically knew what they needed to know for the sake of the joke or the point which is in itself part of the joke usually. Which is why you see nods to the MCU and Cap starting in the first Deadpool movie, as well as all the 'connected, but not really maybe' ones to other Fox projects like 'Logan'. Hence why he knows who the actor is - but doesn't really know the character, but then can also say 'do you know what he was doing to the budget' for Chris Evans showing up as Johnny Storm. Cause it's also a joke that a lot of people forget that he was JS first before Cap.

[@joshhickeysmoviereviews]

On the 5th day of Disneycember, the critic gave to me 5 chimichangas 4 Venom suits 3 anxiety attacks 2 mutants fighting and a Royale with cheese

[@trinaq]

Please keep up with the comment chains, they're hilarious! 😅

[@DarkOverlord96]

I feel Doug having an issue with the movie "kissing the MCU's ass" is another example of him expecting something to be more mean-spirited that it would realistically be. Like, yeah, it's an R-rated Deadpool movie, but it's still an MCU movie and them just resorting to make jokes at the MCU's expense like so many people are doing these days would honestly feel more insincere and pandering, like, you don't have to be so self-aware and point out how dumb the MCU is all the time, especially given how it's not like we're talking about movies that are infamous for their low quality or something so them speaking of them in high regard doesn't feel forced. Also, Deadpool is the comics *IDOLIZES* Captain America so him saluting him isn't really them "kissing the MCU's ass," it's just accurate to the comics.

[@johans3164]

People just love hating MCU these days. So tiring smh

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

When Deadpool desires to be an Avenger and he sees that he's getting the chance to be part of this universe, the idolizing of the MCU is pretty much representing why it's such a big deal for him, not just for the audience.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@johans3164 it kinda says a lot about the perception people have about "personal projects" so it is good if the project is a love letter to something obscure or indie, but if the love letter happens to be about something popular & mainstream then is bad? I can see people (especially those who have started to grow tired of the MCU) thinking "this is the most corporate thing i have seen, with all of its nostalgia pandering and glorifcation of the MCU" (like other critics like schaffrilas productions did) , but if you look closely, it is kinda amazing how sincere deapdool & wolverine is about gushing about superhero films, in particular fox films heck, i think it is common knolwedge that ryan reynolds has wanted to have a deadpool & wolverine film basically as his own personal redemption arc since his first take on deadpool in origins wolverine was so throughly torn appart by executive mandate

[@SeanWheeler100]

For an MCU movie, not much of it is set in Earth-199999. Just the scene with Happy Hogan.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@SeanWheeler100 and debatably the void

[@eamonclark4952]

Dafne Keen has said that X-23 in Deadpool & Wolverine is the same X-23 that was in Logan

[@ninjanibba4259]

Obviously

[@motherplayer]

I do wonder if her version has managed to stop big pharma from diluting products with mutant gene killing chemicals at that point or if the fight still continues....

[@mariuskristensen1867]

I LOVED SEING HER AGAIN SHES SO CUTE

[@Thegravedigger0]

But wait that would mean the events of logan were erased from existence. Which would fit with the film being relegated to a different timeliness from the mainstream fox xmen universe yet logan still died which would fit with Hugh Hackman retiring after logan

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@Thegravedigger0 considering the film just very weakly says "the events of logan ae the future of deadpool's world" (with all is dire implications and conflicting continuity), the most obvious outcome would be logan and laura and wade somehow averting those events while also rendering those events an alternate continuity

[@ksomiak8623]

5:45 I mean it's in character. In comics, when Cap "went Hydra", Deadpool was one of the heroes who followed him because he respected him that much and believed he could do no wrong

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

And when Hydra Cap's true colors were exposed, deadpool didn't kill him only because that would be easy. that he wanted to make sure hydra cap would always be aware deadpool will eventually come for him one day

[@iraqiwalker1436]

When he said "Flame ON!" the whole theater I'm in burst into laughter. Multiple people also yelled "WHAT!?" it caught everyone off guard, and was absolutely hilarious

[@trinaq]

I loved how they managed to keep all of the cameos a secret until the film actually aired. Talk about a seemingly impossible feat!

[@expendableindigo9639]

I mean Jennifer Garner and a false rumor of Affleck leaked pretty early, like when No Way Home was coming out. and Vinnie Jones spilled how Juggernaut would be in the movie, but other than that, yeah.

[@karrihart1]

The power of NDAs.

[@heyitsthatguy]

There's only one Blade. There's only ever gonna be one Blade.

[@jordanlassiter5311]

Probably why they canned the planned Blade movie

[@nightwish1453]

@@jordanlassiter5311they haven’t technically, it’s getting pushed back….again. It gets sad when the Agatha show are giving us stepping stones to blade

[@Jutrzen]

There are two.

[@luisandreman]

(Stares at camera)

[@ChrisG667]

😐

[@AtelierOfWeebs]

A sad fact, the deadpools scene was going to be longer, there are some snippets online, but the fact is the actor who plays Peter lost his son, they decided to include the "it's peter" scene where everyone goes and hugs him, to honor him, ending the scene and disappearing from the movie

[@jakobthedragonboy]

It also lead to the really cool allegory that Peter is a representation of the REAL fans of Deadpool and marvel comics as a whole: friendly, upbeat, only wanting whats best, not more and willing and ok with being the butt of a joke as long as their in on it and it's not mean spirited. It works even better if you take the lady who is leading the TVA as a stand in for Disney Marvel: having eyes for him/them(Peter/the fans) and realizing that they might not look perfect in that suit but they still pull it off.

[@spencercarroll6363]

The opening credits to this movie was one of, if not, the best thing I’ve seen all year. From the song choice to Deadpool killing all the TVA agents to Deadpool’s sweet dance moves, all of it was great and made for an opening that did not need to go as hard as it did. It’s up there as one of the best openings to an MCU movie ever.

[@LTJfan]

There are 206 bones in the human body

[@briandalke5946]

I was re-reading the Deadpool comics and in one he has nightmares about that song.

[@paul_321]

Reminds me of a Movie 🤷‍♂️ haven’t seen something like that in years

[@realfitzmarker]

And it took 21 years to paid off this joke.

[@TheDestroyerX]

@@LTJfan207 if you are probably watching Gossip Girl

[@spencercarroll6363]

This movie may not be one of the all-time greatest comic book movies, nor is it absolutely flawless, but compared to the other comic book movies that came out this year, it's definitely the best of the bunch.

[@milkiassamuel780]

Agreed. I mean there hasnt been much CBM competition this year (aside from the comic book shows this year which have been really great) and while Deadpool and Wolverine isnt the best written CBM it still a fun and even compelling ride for a character like Deadpool with some major cameos that act as a good farewell to the Fox-Era of Marvel/X-Men movies and is genuinely funny

[@master-of-mind5881]

I’m really impressed with Shaun Levy’s directing. It’s clean, tight, fluid. From the first to the third act the pacing is well maintained. It never feels like it drags on nor does it feel like it’s been undercut. All the story beats, character development and action sequences blend well together making it cohesive and fulfilling as a blockbuster. The production value is also impressive. The set design, set pieces, art direction, etc are vivid, tangible. Levy also doubles down on the violence and gore. It’s done with finesse. Disney, Reynolds and Co kept their promise. This film would remain an R-rated piece and it delivered on all fronts. A textbook example of making a comicbook film that is still fantastical, cartoony, meta yet poignant, poetic, earnest and utterly rewarding at its best. In fact it’s historical.

[@jessedellross3245]

I love how they brought back Jen, Channing, Chris, and Wesley in their previous roles. Such a fantastic movie

[@Phanthief95]

Dafne too

[@christianciv1998]

@@jessedellross3245 I liked it but it's least favorite of the 3 DP films

[@kennethd4958]

Channing was never in a previous role with Gambit. He tried to get a Gambit movie going for years though.

[@RealCFZ]

Miles Teller: “Say that again?”

[@thephantomsplit]

I'm so happy that we finally got to see Hugh Jackman in the fully iconic Wolverine costume and cowl! Hell, that montage of all the different versions of Wolverine from the comics was amazing!! That and the cameos of Johnny Storm, X-23, Elektra, Blade, and Gambit were absolutely mind-blowing! If anything, this gave me hope for the future of the MCU because it felt like a big breath of fresh air from the other recent MCU projects. Especially during moments like Deadpool saying "lets just wrap it up with the multiverse," to the Deadpool Corp, it felt like they finally heard what the fans have been saying for the past 3 years. I do hope that both the new X-Men and Fantastic Four will help give the MCU the boost that they need

[@louisduarte8763]

That, and it's a lot funnier than She-Hulk.

[@BoozyBeggar]

I SAW THE YELLOW COSTUME AND I CLAPPED BECAUSE IT LOOKED SIMILAR TO THE YELLOW COSTUME I'VE SEEN IN THE COMIC BOOKS SINCE 2004!!!

[@kdusel1991]

​@@BoozyBeggarWell it only took 20 fucking years!

[@Zombiesnyder13]

This isn't an MCU movie This is a Deadpool movie

[@triggerfairy4070]

Yep

[@Craxin01]

It's a Deadpool movie with some MCU cheese dip spread on it.

[@JacktheLightningRipper]

This movie feels like Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds wanted to roast the entire film industry, not just Disney and make a movie where they just wanted to make a movie to have fun without letting corporate interference get that much in the way. In an age when a lot of movies are manipulated by corporations and budget cuts, it’s great to see a movie that feels like it was a film people wanted to make rather than a product the suits want to use to sell merch.

[@Michael-ww9zt]

I mean it kinda doesn’t though this feels like a corporate movie I like but it but it’s hard to see that much passion

[@RedWolf-7203]

Nerd gasm is the only way to describe this

[@master-of-mind5881]

I’m really impressed with Shaun Levy’s directing. It’s clean, tight, fluid. From the first to the third act the pacing is well maintained. It never feels like it drags on nor does it feel like it’s been undercut. All the story beats, character development and action sequences blend well together making it cohesive and fulfilling as a blockbuster. The production value is also impressive. The set design, set pieces, art direction, etc are vivid, tangible. Levy also doubles down on the violence and gore. It’s done with finesse. Disney, Reynolds and Co kept their promise. This film would remain an R-rated piece and it delivered on all fronts. A textbook example of making a comicbook film that is still fantastical, cartoony, meta yet poignant, poetic, earnest and utterly rewarding at its best. In fact it’s historical.

[@sonicstormer]

Tatum's accent being both so good and so bad is perfect. Gambit is my favorite, but he's a total stereotype. Costume could've been simpler though, agreed.

[@GokuUzumaki03]

This movie feels a lot more like a Multiverse of Madness movie than the actual Multiverse of Madness

[@johans3164]

Agreed

[@mandelabutterfly9162]

Yeah. They should have gone to some more Marvel Parallel Universes.

[@omoefeasiemo3601]

Multiverse of madness is still good bro

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

In my opinion, every Deadpool movie gets better and better with each release. And Deadpool & Wolverine is my overall favorite Deadpool movie.

[@Disney65Fan]

Agreed. Saw Deadpool and Wolverine on opening day with my brother.

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

@Disney65Fan When I saw the movie, I legitimately couldn't stop laughing. The funny part is that I found myself laughing at the fight scenes, mainly the two fights between Deadpool and Wolverine, and when Wolverine and Deadpool teamed up to take on the Deadpool variations.

[@master-of-mind5881]

I’m really impressed with Shaun Levy’s directing. It’s clean, tight, fluid. From the first to the third act the pacing is well maintained. It never feels like it drags on nor does it feel like it’s been undercut. All the story beats, character development and action sequences blend well together making it cohesive and fulfilling as a blockbuster. The production value is also impressive. The set design, set pieces, art direction, etc are vivid, tangible. Levy also doubles down on the violence and gore. It’s done with finesse. Disney, Reynolds and Co kept their promise. This film would remain an R-rated piece and it delivered on all fronts. A textbook example of making a comicbook film that is still fantastical, cartoony, meta yet poignant, poetic, earnest and utterly rewarding at its best. In fact it’s historical.

[@lizzam]

"This movie exists for fan service, comedy, and action, and it does all of those pretty well" - this is exactly what it is and this quote should be on the posters and covers.

[@kakashichunin]

Seeing the ending credit sequence going over the old fox movies and seeing how far they had came from the original x men movie honestly had me emotional

[@wstine79]

"DoyouknowhowlongI'vebeen waitingforthis? WOOO Dougisgonnamakeanameforhimselfhere!!

[@ninjanibba4259]

You having a stroke mate?

[@Orcaluv55]

@@wstine79 I don’t think we’re going to walk away from this.

[@samgourhan207]

My Dad who only knows wolverine from from logan and had no idea who deadpool was. He asked me early on why spiderman was digging up wolverines grave. I love my Dad. That made my year right there

[@nikobrien88]

The opening Dance number had me in stitches.

[@peggyfillmore1971]

So on the guy that played Gambit ,his father is actually a Cajun. Thats the accent I remember having being raised in La as a child years ago. It was genuine. He even threw some cajun french in it. ❤️

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

the irony of people thinking it was too exaggerated when it was actually being realistic validated my point that people don't want realism. just what they think reality is

[@kennethd4958]

“The guy” that played Gambit… lmao

[@peggyfillmore1971]

@@kennethd4958 I'm lousy on remembering names and I don't have cable so I don't watch tv . I rarely go to movies . So there's a reason for that. You were intelligent enough to know who I meant right ? 🤷

[@peggyfillmore1971]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 exactly !!

[@kennethd4958]

@@peggyfillmore1971 No idea. But is his father Steve?

[@piplup2009]

"you soiled yourself while you were unconscious" "i wasn't unconscious"

[@onefairyfan87]

I still think Critic missed the point for the entire film. The little meta that without Wolverine, his universe, which was originally the fox marvel universe, it falls apart. This wasn’t just cameo for the sake of cameos, and the fact that Channing Tatum as Gambit was here, it’s one final farewell to that era of marvel. This was a Deadpool film that wasn’t trying to be nonsensical with all the cameos, and the story is much more clever than you actually think.

[@nightwish1453]

There have been comparisons to this movie and nwh for the cameo aspect. A lot of people will probably say nwh did it better but admittedly half of those cameos were given some actual story, the other half are just kinda there

[@irkenpony17]

​@@nightwish1453 The Lizard didnt get justice and the Sandman.. yea he just kinda existed there-

[@M0b1us_118]

I interpreted the TVAs plan as being a commentary on how overly convoluted the timeline of the X-Men movies were as well their mixed reception across all the films. Because of this, the only real consistent thing across all the X-Men movies was how well Deadpool was received in terms of film quality and commercially, so it would make sense for Feige and co to bring Deadpool into the greater MCU canon and torch everything else.

[@onefairyfan87]

@@M0b1us_118 that’s actually incredibly well put

[@nightwish1453]

@@irkenpony17 you could also make a case for tobey spiderman, wasn't bad or anything but there wasn't anything from NWH which effected him unlike Andrew's where you had that scene with MJ being carried by him which is an inverse to gwen's death

[@alizasragow2747]

I think my favorite joke with elektra is when she was asked about her daredevil, she said she didn't miss him.

[@theoneandonlymasterjosh2912]

5:42 to defend the Deadpool saluting to cap that’s actually a comic book moment because in the comics Deadpool is a massive fan of the character captain America you can easily google it Deadpool's enduring respect for Captain America led to a surprising friendship-as well as some of his darkest moments. Long before Wade Wilson was Deadpool, he idolized Captain America

[@Mandalore08]

I just noticed that when all the Deadpools were open firing on Nicepool, that Kidpool was using freaking water pistols. That is hilarious.

[@steveharper2463]

The end credits tribute to the FOX Marvel Universe with the BTS footage with Good Riddance’ by Green Day playing in the background brought tears to my eyes in the theater, a great farewell to 20th century FOXs Marvel universe

[@ZoanBlade90]

5:44 It's also comic accurate.

[@matthewunderwood7154]

@@ZoanBlade90 yeah deadpools literally a Captain America fan. Idr if that's why he joined special forces or not but I know he really respects him

[@markdevonport3274]

Fun fact: Chris Evans supposedly only agreed to cameo as Johnny Storm because of that post-credit scene.

[@klimmr]

What would you prefer? Batman v Superman?

[@K_Zimm]

I don't disagree with the point about the Wolverine mask hiding Jackman's expressions, but I do think that's a funny complaint given a recent-ish complaint about the MCU is characters taking off their masks. It's been happening so much people are debating how long we'll actually see Doom in the mask, not what it will look like. Maybe they could have done like what they did with Deadpool and Spider-Man to make the area around the eyes move to show more expression.

[@Kentrc11]

Cassandra Nova was my fav part. “I’m gonna boil your brain on an atomic level while flicking my bean to the Enya box set.” "Now, Shoo! ☝🏻 Mummy & Daddy are having a conversation🫰🏻."

[@plucas1]

I'll still bet money that Thor was crying because he thought Deadpool was Spider-Man.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

that's probably a reference to how ryan reynolds proposed to make a shot for short remake of thor the dark world up to act 1 of the film but with deadpool

[@maximumgeekboy]

"Ooh...look at those jammies. That only took twenty f*****g years!" 24 years to be exact, awesome MCU movie since No Way Home & Guardians 3.

[@Locadel2003]

“Wesley Snipes” back as “Blade” in the movie was probably the coolest and most badass thing in the movie

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

This film felt more like a youtube video with an enormous budget that a feature film and I 100% mean that as a compliment.

[@travisdelafuente1150]

I love how Deadpool despite being a Marvel character isn't enough to cut for the MCU but was able to get Wolverine back to close the FOX era of Marvel.

[@jish55]

Correction, Deadpool thinks getting a new Wolverine would save his universe in which they instantly rip on him for it and explain that's not how it works and then send him and the alternative logan away.

[@Nedscape]

Chris Evans talked and acted like Captain America until he said flame on, then he started talking and acting like Johnny storm.

[@noobsybot9926]

Something I love most is that Wolverine’s costume actually has a story behind instead of just being cheap fan service. He wears it so he can remember the x-men and what they represent, and the hope that he still has the right to wear it.

[@cameronmaxie4365]

“And it’s one of God’s best jokes that you can’t die, except it’s on ALL OF US!!”😂

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

The part where Deadpool travelled through the multiverse to find Logan as an "anchor being" and we get to see different Wolverine variants (from "Comic Accurate Short King Wolverine" to "Calverine", and not to mention the Hulk vs. Wolverine) and their worlds feels like a love letter to X-Men.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

The only worlds missing would be: 1) Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman's stunt double. Give credit tthe guy who has been his stunt double since minimum Origins wolverine. Maybe even featuring the 1st X-Men film black leather costume 2) World where Wolverine fought side by side with Nick Fury, Captain America & Bucky (a comics accurate younger Bucky) during Wolrd War II. This even makes double use of Chris Evans appearing although it might diminish the impact 3) World where Laura is the main Wolverine and even has her All-New Wolverine costume Again,this one makes double use of Laura appearing later EVEN if it also diminishes impact. Also Deadpool joking "female wolverine still being good looking" and then getting slashed & stabbed (again) 4) Wolverine with an Alpha Flight inspired suit Deadpool even accusing him of stealing his Captain Canada option One that even I admit would be impossible would be a version of Wolverine already working with the Avengerss, the New Avengers roster especifically, featuring Sentry, Spider-Man, Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Woman & Luke Cage.

[@louisduarte8763]

And "Patch", and Crucified Wolverine. I don't know if that one happened in the main comics universe, or an alternate one.

[@Jutrzen]

@@louisduarte8763 Main.

[@Jutrzen]

It's Cavill you wanker.

[@RaitoADV]

Fun fact: In the latin american dub, Deadpool and Johnny Storm share the same voice actor because the original dubs of their movies had the same voice actor for both characters. And when Johnny gets killed, there's a dub-exclusive joke where Deadpool points out that Johhny's voice was just making things too confusing lol

[@Myself-yf5do]

Now that you've done this, Dreamworksuary, Twilight Tober Zone, and Bat May, you should do Nickuly/Aprilodeon.

[@RandomguyfromtheinternetN1]

🎶On the fifth disneycember Doug gave to me FIVE CAMEOS, four spider webs, three memory orbs, two Wolverine claws and a cigarette from the disney brand🎶

[@Nightshift10000]

I know this is honestly going to surprise a lot of people, but the part of this movie that actually got me really invested in the plot was the Blade cameo, let me explain. I was a huge fan of the Blade movies, yes, even the third one and in those movies Blade busted his ass, taking out vampires and their lords and saving that world that he was in three times if not more and then the TVA comes in & just erases that world and that universe that Blade busted his ass for, and He never even got to fight to save it. Something about that just got to me.

[@nathank2289]

No surprise. Both theaters I went to erupted in cheers when Blade came in. And that was apparently very common.

[@StarkMark2]

Doug, Wade saluting Cap was a nod to the comics with Deadpool being a big Cap fan. Just like Punisher is.

[@slyfox2022]

"Same guy, different war" -Spider-man

[@josephgrace5955]

So I happened to be rewatching X Men Origins and noticed Sabertooth tell Wolverine “how do you intend to kill me?” And Logan replied “I’ll cut off your head, see if that works” Making what happens later to Sabertooth come full circle even if it is a different Sabertooth getting beheaded

[@deloreandreamer]

As someone who named their first child Remy, after Gambit…..I feel they did perfect. The costume was perfect. I still remember watching the original x-men movies and hating their uniforms…so this was perfect.

[@SJ_RANKS]

Seeing Hugh Hackman in the yellow suit makes me excited for the insomniac wolverine game

[@GamingArtistStudios]

"Welcome to the MCU!!!...sorry we're kinda going through a low point right now"

[@dekugh64]

Yeah, there were some good jabs at the MCU ''I stopped after endgame'', ''can we stop with the whole multiverse stuff''.

[@danielbutler8103]

9:54 Glad that Doug gave She-Hulk the credit it deserves, that ending was great, one of the best 4th wall breaks ever.

[@omoefeasiemo3601]

@@danielbutler8103 it feels like more and more people are opening their eyes and realizing the show was as bad as people made it out to be

[@TheGeekzNetwork]

Hugh Jackman just agrees to come back because Spider-Man joined the MCU. 😁👍🏻 He always wanted to appear in Spider-Man as Wolverine when the first movie starring Tobey Maguire came out, but it never came to fruition due to the issues with the film rights, Fox owns the movie rights to the X-Men & the Fantastic Four, Sony owns the movie right to Spider-Man and Marvel controls the rest.

[@clintbrew]

I know that he was wanted to join the MCU too at one point when days of future past came out but Disney didn't have the fox rights yet

[@Depth217]

The only outright bad part was Wade breaking up with Vanessa because writers just can’t keep a healthy relationship together. The third movie in a row where they split up and get back together. Otherwise movie is great fun.

[@claudiarey699]

Technically they only break up once because in the first movie Vanessa thinks Wade is d3ad and in the second she d1e5 and stays like that untill they change the time line. Still, I get that seeing Wade feeling bad about Vanessa for the third time wasent necessary.

[@chadharger9323]

That in itself was a slam against Marvel because of their inability to keep couples together. The biggest example is One More Day which broke up the marriage between Spider-Man and MJ. . .and yeah fans are still piss off beyond all belief over that. . .and Marvel still treat OMD as a good idea and that they did nothing wrong. . .

[@Goleon]

@@chadharger9323- My dad’s pissed at that storyline and he never read it. Same for me but my dad’s the bigger Spidey fan so you think he would have read it at some point.

[@chadharger9323]

@@Goleon a line from a manga I read a few weeks ago - "Writers are the servants of the characters. They are not gods who control the fates of the characters at their whim."

[@DovahkiinMaster172]

I’m confused so when Deadpool takes off his mask he becomes boring and not worth any investment but you needed Wolverine to take off his mask in order to feel his emotional weight? So which is it?

[@jlev1028]

Both. Deadpool's tumorous face and Wolverine's wonky mask are both too distracting for viewers to care about the emotional weight going around them.

[@yetesko]

I disagree with you on the “wolverine should take his mask off to show emotion” thing. What we all wanted was Wolverine to have his mask on for as long as possible

[@UndeadNerdT800]

5:53 my mom thought that was gonna happen too 6:32 we all did 9:39 the slow comeback of offensive comedy has started.

[@Jaymarcomoprime]

hey mr critic. you might think that deadpool saluting cpt america is lame. but believe me the man being ex special forces in this universe would absolutely salute him.

[@MrAlexSan00]

I personally believe that this movie was a love letter to the original pre-MCU movies, and wrapping up those movies with a nice bow tie of giving us the closure we needed for so many of these characters. For all the faults of many of those movies I still have a special place in my heart for them. This movie very much sang to and showed the same love and passion for said movies and just had fun with it, something which too many people forget about when talking about the MCU and modern movies. Like I LOVE how romantic comedy formulaic these movies are because not only is that Ryan Reynold's background, but it also makes Deadpool just a little bit more vain and aloof.

[@byronkingsley7187]

On the fifth Disneycember, the Critic gave to me: MARVEL JESUS! Tony Todd as Venom (RIP Legend) Pixar's biggest hit 90's kids, unite! And a Bad Motherf*cker wallet

[@cryticalgamyng40]

I think it's funny that deadpool danced to nsync and X2 had nsync in it as well

[@FOXZILLA5734]

The fact they played Bye Bye Bye, a song wolverine hated in X2 perfectly set you up what your in for 😂

[@nicholassantos496]

When Deadpool says to The Cavill-rine that they'll treat them better than the studio down the street, I honestly thought "....wait, does he mean Warner Bros or Netflix"? Cuz they both screwed him over

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

that joke had extra juice i didn't realize. that's why wade was being generic with the description. he could have called them "distinguished competition" if he meant DC only

[@robertmason837]

Best Deadpool and Wolverine movie I’ve seen out of all the X-men saga.

[@Shogundoxie1414]

We almost had Nicholas Cage cameo as Ghost Rider but scheduling preventing him from filming.

[@Jutrzen]

That was a Sony movie and this has only Fox movies.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@Jutrzen and the reason new mutants and dark phoenix didn't get a representative cameo, was because those were technically 20 century studios films. not fox

[@Veirdjil]

The chemistry between Logan and Deadpool is great. It's heart of this movie. Action is also great. Honda Odyssey fight scene is one of my favorite in MCU. Everything outside of these two aspects is kinda ok. It feels like producers and the studio took a lot faith in this movie and let them have a lot of stuff that was on the edge. Also it was pure pleasure to see Hugh Jackman reprising the role. After Logan I was really afraid how this character gonna feel like and he put so much in it. Especially in dialogues and fight scene. His delivery in argue with Deadpool in Honda was unparalleled and felt so strong

[@YoziahHarrison]

Hey Doug Walker nostalgia critic you said you were an X-Men comics fan dude this entire movie is nothing but comic book Easter egg after comic book Easter egg

[@CaptainCat101]

This might be my favorite MCU movie (that isn't Spider-Man related) And my favorite Deadpool movie. The story isn't great, but I had so much fun

[@ClownCar666]

I agree completely

[@aidanredding8058]

The Human Torch cameo was already great, but the post credits scene somehow made it 100x funnier

[@Jesup1204]

Before this movie came out, my wife had no interest in seeing it, especially since she hadn't seen the first two Deadpool movies. The day of the film's release, she decided she was bored and bought two tickets because she knew I wanted to see it. She ended up loving this movie more than I did and having a good time. (She's also a huge fan of Aaron Stanford and neither of us realized he was in the movie. Especially since I was going into it spoiler free.) Eventually, she did go back and watch the first two Deadpool movies and decided this one was her favorite of the three (for me the first one is the best, but I enjoy all three)

[@justinthebostonian8028]

This is the best Deadpool movie HANDSDOWN

[@lexramstudios1386]

4:13 No, it's the same Laura from Logan

[@jasongradyphstiger6179]

And just before you ask yes that is the same Laura/X23The actress confirms it everybody confirms it yes this is Laura as in the same one from the Logan movie.

[@burneyboys02]

I'll say it was the best Deadpool film I've seen and considering that it was the first one out of three I've seen in theaters. For fans of the FOX Marvel movies, this is definitely a film that gives them a good experience. For MCU fans, this is a warm welcome to the franchise and a big step for what could come in the future.

[@cmzf947]

I could give a long description of how awesome this movie is, but instead here’s three lines from the movie that sum it up perfectly… “Get your special sock out nerds. It’s gonna get good”. “I am soaking wet right now”. “I’ve waited a long time for this team up”.

[@Disney65Fan]

I actually bought the entire trilogy on Bluray this Xmas. Best present I got.

[@MrGabeanator]

like the other deadpool movies this movie is absolutely crazy and there's 3 songs I'll never look at the same way again

[@SnakeEyedAndVenomous]

It took this video for me to notice that Kidpool was shooting water guns.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

BYE BYE BYE! Best MCU opening ever

[@MRNentertainment7122]

HELL YEAH!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@burneyboys02]

AAAAAAMEEEEEN!!!🙏🏾😇

[@matthewhyman8795]

Into the Cameoverse. I actually saw this with my mom and little sister, and we had a great time with it.

[@illiniguy34]

Avengers assem- FLAME ON! Sorry what? *Johnny is on fire*

[@Sh0tgunJust1ce]

This movie is the very definition of fan service. And why that's not actually a bad thing!

[@aleeceb4993]

There was no way Jackman was gonna phone any of this in. Him and Reynolds talked about how the movie came to be a bunch, and it was basically Reynolds being on his way to a meeting with Feige, to report on his ideas for Deadpool 3, and he had nothing to show...and then Jackman called and said he wanted to play Wolverine again. He wanted this. There was no way in any timeline he was gonna phone any of this in.

[@TheDoctor2500T]

I need a NC review for this film

[@OofmanRulz]

Compared to the other Marvel movies we got before this, this is the best. Yes the bar is set low but this one was the most entertaining.

[@samkresil6011]

It's actually amazing how Weasley Snipes and Ryan Reynolds managed to patch things up years after doing Blade: Trinity because I remember hearing online that Reynolds said he would never work on a film with Snipes again. But to quote Scarlet Overkill from Minions: "Things change!" Also, the "I don't like you. You never did" line was a real-life reference to them not getting along behind the scenes as Snipes was apparently racist towards Reynolds at one point and was even uncooperative with the rest of the cast and director as he would spend most of the shoot in his trailer to get high on weed. Even when Reynolds' character Hannibal King says about Blade not liking him was a nod to their on-set feud as well.

[@zachpottinger1842]

Glad Channing Tatum gets to play Gambit, because originally he was supposed to play Gambit from the Cancelled Live Action X-men show, back in 2014.

[@noaholson9047]

I liked the mask, but I kind of thought the white eyes were a bit too much like we’ve seen Batman’s eyes for years in the movies why not Wolverine’s eyes when the mask is on

[@master-of-mind5881]

I’m really impressed with Shaun Levy’s directing. It’s clean, tight, fluid. From the first to the third act the pacing is well maintained. It never feels like it drags on nor does it feel like it’s been undercut. All the story beats, character development and action sequences blend well together making it cohesive and fulfilling as a blockbuster. The production value is also impressive. The set design, set pieces, art direction, etc are vivid, tangible. Levy also doubles down on the violence and gore. It’s done with finesse. Disney, Reynolds and Co kept their promise. This film would remain an R-rated piece and it delivered on all fronts. A textbook example of making a comicbook film that is still fantastical, cartoony, meta yet poignant, poetic, earnest and utterly rewarding at its best. In fact it’s historical.