Review: Deadpool & Wolverine. SPOILERS

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[@whollymindless]

You had to watch the Acoloyte. Your life *IS* harder than ours.

[@markschreiber5054]

Well said.... I can’t imagine that it didn’t impact Chato’s appetite...

[@adampkalb]

How amazing is it that Dafne Keen went from playing a bad role in The Acolyte, to reprising a good role in Deadpool & Wolverine? It must be very good timing that Deadpool & Wolverine premiered three weeks after her last episode of The Acolyte, and one week after the last episode of the season aired. If Dafne Keen or fans of her wished that she was playing Laura X-23 from Logan again instead of wasting her time playing Jecki Lon in The Acolyte, then their wish came true much sooner than expected when she got to start reprising Laura in Deadpool 3 about a month after she finished playing Jecki Lon in The Acolyte. It could also be seven months if her Deadpool & Wolverine scenes were in the second half of filming after the 2023 actors strike ended. July 28, 2024, 5:17pm

[@johnburns9634]

Have you checked out Space Ice's review of the Acolyte "movie" It's very funny.

[@jaysdood]

He didn't HAVE to, he chose to because he is a masochist. 😂😂😂

[@sabatheus]

Seriously. Having to sit through The Acolyte gets you decades of KZbin credibility! xD

[@Return_of_Godzillas_Revenge]

**SPOILERS** I really liked X-23. She was more mature here, had her story, she's still around in case they wanna use her, yet she was never in danger of replacing Wolverine or telling him off, actually being one of the characters who believes in him the most. THAT's how you do a younger generation character.

[@adampkalb]

🥰Good for her! How lovely. Dafne Keen really needed and deserved this golden opportunity to play Laura X-23 again. It must be a good start to make up for her having to suffer playing Jecki Lon in The Acolyte. The fact that Disney has not yet fumbled the bag on X-Men in X-Men '97 and Deadpool & Wolverine, and even allowed Dafne Keen to reprise her character from Logan to be seen again after The Acolyte finished airing, is refreshing proof to me that creativity is not entirely outlawed at Disney forever. There are still some good filmmakers for Disney that are allowed to have the right sort of creative control. Some good male-centric films are still allowed to exist these days and escape the cruel grasp of ESG scores. July 28, 2024, 4:54pm

[@greenarrow219]

She would be a great next step in the Wolverine story. I think it would be better to have her, as she is an established character. Than replace Hugh, with another male character. He is the Wolverine, plain and simple.

[@skeecats]

Or telling him that he and his contributions dont matter, he was just a STUPID MAN after all.

[@lanzer22]

At the end Deadpool asked for the TSA to bring along some friends from the void, and X-23 made it to the dinner table. I think that implies she is going to be a mainstay in the new X-Men MCU. Given the story is about the TSA asking for Deadpool to jump from the dying timeline (Fox) to the sacred timeline (MCU), the TSA is pretty much an analogy to Disney, so when Deadpool talked to the TSA at the end it felt like he's talking to Disney.

[@williamclarke2020]

@@Return_of_Godzillas_Revenge Did she ever turn out to be a beautiful young woman! Nothing like the snarling feral kid from, "Logan".

[@LandrosTane]

Watched it, and its simply awesome. :) Clearly Ryan Reinolds knows what the fans want, but not only that, also giving it to them.

[@chichiboypumpi]

at the end of the movie credit roll I yelled 'that's how you sell shizney!'

[@centralpete6044]

Took my High School age son and daughter to this early on Friday. We got what we wanted. Lots of fun and we spent the rest of the day recounting bits and pieces to each other that had taken place in the movie.

[@vilod]

That's the best part of seeing movies together. 🫶

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

Garbage movie. Should have taken them to church instead.

[@helpmeiaminhell]

The Elektra movie is a thousand times better than most of what we got post Infinity War. Because it was a fun movie.

[@Cyclonus12]

Elektra was a complete garbage fire. The script was The Marvels level nonsensical. However, the blame can't fairly be laid at the feet of Jennifer Garner... she did the best she could with the trash script she was handed.

[@GC12345]

Ryan’s fingerprints are all over this movie and it’s very clear that’s why it worked.

[@adampkalb]

I love it when a movie or a television show is successful because the celebrity talent at hand embraces the material they were given and uses their acting skills to the production's advantage. That is how an actor can make you feel like they directed or wrote a film or a show, even when they did not. In my opinion, this is also how Kat Dennings carried a majority of the comedy for 2 Broke Girls.

[@PleaseNThankYou]

I watched their interview with that HotSauce guy. I can tell that Ryan writes his own lines.

[@nikitaw1982]

Did it? It was like some guy with ADHD had too many reb bulls. I couldn't watch it. I must be getting old.

[@PleaseNThankYou]

@nikitaw1982 I'm 64, I thought it could have cut a few f bombs but loved the rest, and all the Easter eggs were great. You know that was the first time that Wolverive has been on film in his original suit AND mask!

[@davidgantenbein9362]

@@nikitaw1982Did you like Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool 1&2? Because he was mostly playing it like in those two movies. It’s simply the wrong movie if you don’t like that, but it never hid what it was. For me, the movie pretty much met my expectations.

[@steffenbendel6031]

It took them 24 years since the first X-men to give him the yellow comic outfit.

[@MrWhipple42]

And the cowl!

[@davfree9732]

and put it all on.

[@garryrichardson4572]

@@MrWhipple42 I was asked to be civil. My question is what cow?

[@switchloaf]

@@garryrichardson4572 Cowl, the mask he puts on.

[@thewkovacs316]

and it didnt look silly

[@arramon777]

"SweetBaby Inc... not detected. You may enter the facility...please enjoy your stay."

[@adampkalb]

Doofenshmitz Evil Incorporated not detected either. In Phineas and Ferb, which is a Disney Channel cartoon by the way, that was the other meaning of DEI.

[@mitchthibeau2785]

The best gag in the entire film was the secret ending. People in the audience did laugh throughout, but that surprise at the end had those audience members patient enough to wait doubling over in their seats. P.S. If you don't want to give Disney money, buy a ticket for Twisters and wander into Deadpool by 'accident'.

[@ronzombie6541]

Now thats a twister!

[@adampkalb]

I do want to give Disney money for Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine, and I already have because I am sensible enough to consider the fact that even when the same media conglomerate owns them, X-Men '97, Inside Out 2 and Deadpool 3 have a MUCH different team of directors, producers and writers than the Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated activists behind Echo and The Acolyte, which is why the Inside Out and Deadpool sequels deserve to be treated with more dignity and respect - because the people who made those products treated we, the audience with more dignity and respect than the people who made Echo and The Acolyte in the same year. Not watching Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine to avoid giving Disney any money because of Echo and The Acolyte, would be as illogical as not watching Barbie or Wonka to avoid giving Warner any money because of Velma and The Flash. There is no reason that good filmmakers deserve to suffer the same punishment as bad filmmakers who were hired to make something bad for the same media corporation. Valuable people with genuine talent who are more than just a DEI hire deserve to be rewarded for their efforts, instead of being held guilty by association with a company that hired other people for DEI points. July 28, 2024, 4:51pm

[@arthurpendragon3000]

@@adampkalb there is a difference between a company making political agendas a fixture of the company (Disney) and a company that has outliers (Warner). Disney has exceptions to their DEI agenda while Warner has DEI exceptions. As a company Warner is not pushing an agenda. Disney is. When you support good filmmakers in an agenda driven company the profits are used to fuel their agenda. They will not see a success and abandon their agenda to pursue profit over agenda. Their agenda is who they are, their identity. They cannot give it up. DEI is a cult. Supporting them in any fashion just provides fuel to the majority of their projects. Your reasoning is sound for Warner but not for Disney. These companies are on opposite sides of the spectrum.

[@adampkalb]

​@@arthurpendragon3000 Do not act like Velma is just an outlier for Warner. Do you not remember the awful CW shows Batwoman and Gotham Knights? Do not pretend that the DEI agenda is only a fixture of Disney when Paramount and the BBC commit the same offenses by also ruining Star Trek and Doctor Who with lazy diversity, equity and inclusion. I think the BBC is pushing the same agenda as Disney for wanting women to take over science-fiction even when they are not qualified for the job. I hate that you think Disney does not deserve to be rewarded for making any good new films, just because you assume the worst about it and you do not want to reward good filmmakers just because of their association with a certain company. Paying to watch Deadpool 3 because it is a genuinely good comic book superhero film, and also writing reviews explaining that it is a good film not only because of superficial check boxing reasons (like nostalgic cameos or female leaders), is the only way we can push a counter-message against Doofenshmirtz Evil, Inc. and Sweet Baby, Inc. to show Hollywood executives what makes a truly marketable film that is enjoyed by the masses among the target audience of that film. You could do the alternative solution of not watching any films that come from any Disney film studio until they are completely extinct and out of money, but it will take a huge movement for a mass exodus of movie theaters for that plan to be effective at all. People who can afford to go to the movies on weekends will buy tickets for movies that interest them, and being a Disney joint does very little to deter the human nature of being attracted to seeing quality movies, even in this year. So I am not sorry to tell you that Disney is not yet completely finished with movie theaters after Wish. Disney as a multimedia brand is only as dead as Anne Boonchuy and Marcy Wu in Amphibia - which is to say that we briefly thought The Walt Disney Company was dead after we saw its lowest point(s) with our own eyes, but miraculously, Disney did not stay dead. If you watched Logan before Disney bought Fox, then I am sure Dafne Keen would want you to watch her play Laura again in Deadpool & Wolverine because it has much better directors and writers than her previous role of Jecki Lon in The Acolyte. July 29, 2024, 9:51am

[@adampkalb]

@@arthurpendragon3000 Clearly you forgot about the awful CW shows Batwoman and Gotham Knights, unless you also count those as outliers. But we should not ignore that Paramount and BBC have committed the same offenses as Disney has done with Star Wars, by pushing their own DEI agendas onto Star Trek and Doctor Who. I think the same political agenda that is a fixture of Disney is also a fixture of the BBC, where they want to hire more female writers to write science fiction regardless of how qualified they are to make Doctor Who. I hate that you think good filmmakers who made Deadpool & Wolverine do not deserve to be rewarded for their efforts because of their association with a certain entertainment company that no longer stands to be an entertainment company. I would hate this even more if you turned out to be true. Showing up to watch Deadpool & Wolverine in theaters because it is a great film, and then writing positive reviews that explain why it is a good movie for the right reasons, reasons that are not superficial like nostalgic cameos and female action heroes, stating specific reasons that you liked a film that go beyond ESG scores, beyond the agendas of Doofenshmirtz Evil Inc. and Sweet Baby Inc., explaining that you liked a film for not having that agenda among other reasons for liking the film is the best way I know to teach Disney and the rest of Hollywood at large what makes a profitable success for a film in the twenty-first century. You can stick with your alternative solution to not give money to any new Disney movies until every single Disney film studio goes extinct and runs out of money to make any more films, but it will take a huge movement and a mass exodus of movie theaters for that plan to be effective at all. Realistically speaking, it is very hard to change the human nature of going to movie theaters. People who can afford to watch movies on the weekends will do so because people are attracted to good movies with stories that truly interest them and characters that really captivate them. Some of those films coming from Disney does very little to deter their success. Before 2014 a new film coming from Disney was a very good sign of potential success, now in 2024 Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine are beginning to turn the tide back in that direction. If you liked watching Dafne Keen play Laura in Logan before Disney bought Fox and took over the X-Men, then she definitely deserves your attention if you want to see Laura again in Deadpool & Wolverine, which she definitely deserved after The Acolyte wasted her talent on Jecki Lon. Dafne Keen would not want you to ignore Deadpool & Wolverine just because you think it will fund Disney to make another abysmal agenda-driven series like Echo and The Acolyte. Contrary to those two shows, X-Men '97 was very good for Disney+ and paired with Deadpool & Wolverine, they show that some of Disney's Marvel Studios writers have a good idea of what to do with the X-Men. I learned it is better to take the bitter with the sweet, than to take the sweet without the bitter just because you think the sweet will only fund the bitter last longer. July 29, 2024, 10:33am

[@miserys.company]

When the 1998 and 2003 heroes walked into the room there was universal clapping in my theater. We love them for who they are and what they did. It was earned, not forced.

[@Crimson_Hawk_01]

I went to goto see this yesterday in IMAX. If you like Deadpool style movies and don’t get serious about time lines and cannon you will love this flick. Wolverine and Deadpool have amazing chemistry. There is great action and cameos. Blood and cuss words galore! It’s a fun watch. Seeing Wesley Snips as Blade again was awesome and he even got his best line in the movie ( you will see )

[@MrWhipple42]

I died when Deadpool looked silently at the camera after that line from Blade. 💀

[@mariolafrance5806]

OK. This is it. I solemny proclaim that Paul Chato is the best movie reviewer on KZbin !!! Again, this one is a classic.

[@cookiebaker2660]

I was genuinely worried when Blade, Elektra, X-23 and Gambit started having trouble during their "last stand". I actually couldn't tell if they'll come out on top before being snuffed out of existence. Fitting with the meta nature of Deadpool though, half of my worry came from thinking "oh no, is it time for that part of the piece of media where it dishounours our favourite characters to SUBVERT EXPECTATIONS". I was very glad when heroes prevailed one by one and got together. It was a very warm movie in a way. Haven't felt that way while watching a movie in a long time.

[@scottjoseph9578]

"Go watch the movie, not my review." 'NUFF SAID, SIRE!

[@NoFace-ke9pc]

@scottjoseph9578 alot of fun. Don't go thinking they'll save marvel. They made a movie for fun and man was it.

[@Z3ROTH3RT33N]

Thank you for carrying the spirit of Stan Lee.

[@NeddKnight]

It truly is something to behold when this guy movie, about characters guys love, written by guys, and starring guys tops $1B, Disney will be left thinking "Ahhh, more cameos equals more money!"

[@jkdbuck7670]

Disney is absolutely incapable of learning. They are hopeless.

[@adampkalb]

If Disney's CEO has any sense whatsoever, he will realize that the success of Inside Out 2 and Deadpool 3, and the real reason they made 1 billion dollars is slightly deeper, yet more simple than more cameos or more sequels. They were just made by people who knew how to write a great film that people will love because it did not insult them with another message about identity politics. They were made by competent filmmakers who had a solid foundation with a good creative story, and also knew when to crack a good joke without messing up the pacing of the stories told in their films. That is how better stories and better humor equal more money, not just the number of cameos or which sequel number it is, although those factors do help quite a bit. July 28, 2024, 4:42pm

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

I find very unfortunate that this movie is killing at the box office. Had it flopped, it could have been a huge opportunity for Hollywood to reevaluate its m.o. and go back to taking risks with new and original ideas. But no, the success of Deadpool3 will guarantee another 5 years of destroying old franchises in the altar of The Message, while throwing the fans a bone every once in a while (Deadpool 3, Spider Man Home 3, etc) to recoup some of the lost money.

[@lanzer22]

And it's the decision that having a female boss at the TSA getting rid of the white man is what made this movie a smash hit.

[@comicssplatter8195]

Sadly Disney will take away that the audience loves multiverse crap, excessive key jangling 'member berries and girl bosses.

[@ChuckJansenII]

Listening to Chris Evans as Johnny Storm cursing up a storm reminded me of Cap saying, "Language." Couple that with, "That's not going away anytime soon." That gave me such a gut busting laugh. Yeah. That finally went away. 'Wolverine & Deadpool' (let's face it. This is a Hugh movie 😉) was so much fun. I will be watching this again. Disney probably won't learn their lesson.

[@MrBenfranz]

I watched and thoroughly enjoyed Deadpool and Wolverine. I fully intend on watching it a second time.

[@brentnorton1602]

We had a great time watching DvsW. It’s such a great love letter to the Fox X-men movies and lost Marvel movies that paved the way for Iron Man. We actually restarted the OG X-men movies and Bye bye bye was in one of those along with Ryan being in the last blade movie.

[@BoBo-tx9sp]

Saw it yesterday. Ryan is obviously sickened by what has been done to the cheap, wonderful paper stories we all grew up on. This was a fun movie that my son and myself enjoyed.

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

Garbage movie. Should’ve kept your son at home.

[@BoBo-tx9sp]

@@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT So you paid to see it then?

[@joemadden4160]

Apparently the cameos ate up $25,000,000 of the budget. Did people think Wesley was gonna work for free? 🙄

[@ChrisCarlos64]

There was a joke about that in the movie. So yeah, it's not hard to imagine this movie was expensive to get a lot of those people back in.

[@brentnorton1602]

Ryan was also in the last blade film.

[@philjones3824]

Yeah, well, back-taxes.

[@WG55]

$25 million is a bargain for so many cameos. Warren Beatty's infamous flop _Town & Country_ spent $45 million on casting before the cameras started rolling, and that was 25 years ago!

[@pedroares6562]

I went to watch it without knowing almost anything and love it, this review express my opinions accurately.

[@RolfHartmann]

This really is a disaster movie, with the corporate buyout being the event, and the villains not really driving the plot so much as making things worse, which at least partly excuses their actions as largely idiotic since they're not the real villains of the piece so much as the Mouse is. I suspect Mr. Paradox is a not so subtle stand in for Kevin Feige as he's a superficially friendly man-child who doesn't hesitate to make every situation worse and take credit from others.

[@williamwilson5127]

Even the shameless Heinz ketchup and mustard / Deadpool and Wolverine advertisement is better than anything Disney can do these days.

[@JonSnow-YThandle]

Yeah. Just watched it. How things happen doesn't always make a lick of sense nor did I like the villains all that much but Ryan and Hugh are metaphorically soul kissing all over the screen and that's what I wanted. I'd say your review covers it, dear Sir!😊

[@icemarkable]

Fantastic news, I have given up on the mainstream media. Thank you for your work.

[@Etlini]

I agree with you 140% ! I totally disliked how Disney changed everything and gender swapping and race changing in their newest movies. That may get them new viewers but it won’t keep their core viewers. I look forward to watching Deadpool and his inside jokes.

[@Nigel222]

This 100% felt more like a Fox X-Men movie than an MCU movie. Disney should consider putting Ryan Reynolds in charge of a department that makes movies in the Fox X-men universe and keep those movies most separate from the rest of the mcu other than the occasional crossover movie.

[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

Saw it on Friday and it's fucking awesome! The cameo's aren't cameo's, they're fully integral to the plot and the action and not just thirty second nods. It's great fun, and well worth seeing it in a cinema with a couple of hundred other people.... 🍄

[@Mereologist]

You're repeating propaganda. Given the huge number of cameos, they can't ALL be integral to the plot.

[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

​​@@Mereologist And you're an absolute fucng bell-end, you absolute fucing bell-end. The fact that you equated what I said as being "propaganda" tells me *exactly* what kind of person you are. A fuking bell-end. What us regular humans do is literally put our money where our mouths are, and pay to see good movies but fuck the shit ones off. You might want to put that on your report when they beam you back to the mothership and ask you why you failed your mission. If I were you, I'd explain (as if it weren't clear enough) that you're a complete fuckin bell-end. ....and try and leave it at that. Eh. 🍄

[@IanHollis]

That "Flame on!" honestly caught me by surprise... and I'm annoyed that I didn't see it coming! Honestly think I was most surprised by Wesley Snipe's Blade showing up.

[@davidgantenbein9362]

Sadly I got spoiled on Blade and X-23, but yes, was definitely a cool moment.

[@RichardHardslab]

Loved the movie, I recommend anyone to watch it in theatres. Really appreciated all Ryan’s nods to Canada

[@italianviking80]

I was surprised to see Chris Evans make a cameo, but I have to admit, in the back of my brain, I had a feeling he was going to be Johnny Storm.

[@deeesher]

Before I get started, I really liked this movie! Now that I have that out of the way, at its core, there's not much of a story. They're doing the same thing we've seen done with the multiverse for the last few years. The only difference is, they made it fun. And yeah the F bombs and violence are gratuitous. Maybe toooooo gratuitous in places? Yeah I know that was the point. And I'm also very frustrated we didn't get X-23 in her costume. And one last thing... Remember in the first Deadpool when he went to a strip club? Remember the sex scenes between he and his girlfriend? We ain't getting any of that in the MCU ever. Sure they made the joke about no cocaine, but they have another big no no. They only want to show the men topless. Never the ladies. Yeah this will easily win them a billion dollars, and rightfully so. And it may not save the MCU, but I dearly hope the execs and shareholders realize that maybe giving the fans what they want occasionally is a good idea. Go figure.

[@CallMeChato]

Good points. No sex please we’re Disney.

[@evanflynn4680]

Lady Deadpool being played by Blake Lively was a good touch. Loved the bit where Logan just walked across the street holding the dog. It was a funny movie with just enough heart. Hope Blake gets involved with the funny skits that Ryan and Hugh have done. For that matter I hope she's in the next movie. Hugh's not 90 yet. Still got more Wolverine in him.

[@comicssplatter8195]

I did appreciate that they left Gwenpool out, (unless she was waaaaay in the back).

[@littlejimmy7402]

"Disney has nothing to do with" except collecting the profits. Then spending them on Star Wars and Marvel. Nope. Can't do it. Tuning out.

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

Buy a ticket to another movie and see it anyway. Disney gets nothing.

[@JackHawkinswrites]

@@EnsignRedshirtRicky Advocating for intellectual property piracy ? Certainly not the legal or honorable thing to do.

[@JohnS-il1dr]

​@@JackHawkinswriteshes not downloading the movie from piratebay. Lets not make up drama.

[@elrobbio1]

I laughed. I laughed a lot. It was good fun. My other half, not a superhero movie fan, laughed more than I did.

[@lotsalube]

One scene cracked me up was when blind Al asks him does he want to do cocaine & wade saying how fergie said it was off limits & how he knew all the slang terms.😂😂😂

[@danielroden9424]

the movie is as rewatchable as winter solider which i think is a testament to what you said - a fun and uncynical delivery with a nod to the past fox characters and just enough emotional beats amongst the chaos.

[@CallMeChato]

@@danielroden9424 I’m watching it again tomorrow.

[@Danbearpig]

That movie was everything I needed. Pure nonstop fun and silliness, and unashamed masculinity on screen. If Disney continues to destroy everything and there’s never another good Marvel movie again, at least we still have this. I hope to be wrong but as far as I’m concerned this is an excellent farewell to Disney Marvel for good! I loved every minute of it.

[@PenNameBic1776]

So many great Cameos. Most people missed the “Bob Iger”, cameo played by cute dog {dog Pool} with the long tongue. The animation guys perfectly reproduced Bob Iger’s eyes on the dog.

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

Garbage movie.

[@PenNameBic1776]

@@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT I agree. If the immature humor, language and crude junk could be removed there might be a 20 minute movie that could be good.

[@DarkWizardPrince]

I saw this movie with my lady on the weekend. We both really liked it. It is a fun action packed movie with no agendas being shoved down the audience's throats.

[@carlosalfredolopezr.1709]

Thank you Chato for your review. It's so HARD being a YT producer it seems... yet you manage to get great and fun content. And I agree with you, that Disney/Marvel will NOT learn the right lessons from D&W.

[@CallMeChato]

I appreciate that!

[@MoonjumperReviews]

I watched it in 3D this afternoon and really enjoyed the hell out of it. And, wow, they didn’t hold back insofar as openly criticizing the post-Endgame MCU. I will say, Disney, to their credit, didn’t sensor it - but that was ballsy. Nicely done.

[@daverichardson7289]

Greetings, and I thank you! Ryan has not let the true audience down, and long may it continue until they frickin start to listen again!! Peace and love 😂

[@kennetheaton1728]

When I think of modern Disney, I am reminded of a quote from a 19th century French diplomat, "They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing." 😄

[@susandolan9543]

Jackman stands 6'2" and Comic Book Wolverine stands 5'10". But the comic book Wolverine is jacked as all hell. Deadpool and Wolverine is a double Agencort salute! One day I'll...oh hell, when Henry the 5th went to war with the King of France he took Welsh archers with him. Welsh arrows are made of Yew wood. They held them between their middle and ring fingers while using their forefingers as their site. The French taunted them saying they were going to cut off their middle finger after THEY won the battle. However Henry 5 kicked their French hinnies and the Welsh stuck up their middle fingers and yelled "PLUCK YEW" at the defeated French. And now you know the origin of the Agencort Salute and everybody's favorite vulgar retort.

[@JohnJacobSchmidtt]

A married couple with knives ,oh my gosh you summed it up perfectly what was on the tip of my tongue.😂

[@dilbertjunkmail]

Jon Favrou token cameo appearance, Jennifer Garner actual role Electra, Blade Wesley Snipes, Chris Evans as Johnny Storm, MadMax humor, blood and violence Deranged female star as it should be. Can't wait to see this!

[@WilAdams]

i like the charisma that Ryan has, and would LOVE to see him in a re-make of the Errol Flynn's Captain Blood. There was enough humor in that movie to allow Ryan to sparkle, but it is enough of a male-actioner that Ryan could be believable as the Captain. If Hugh is looking for work why not write him into the film as a rival pirate who wants the Olivia de Havilland character. I think pirate movies can be successful so long as they avoid the Johnny Depp style films. Make it a serious pirate film--show off Ryan's serious acting chops--and at the same time the banter between he and Jackman could push it over the line into smash hit.

[@chaburchak]

Ryan is versatile but I can't see him doing an English accent. I'd rather see Tom Hiddleston as Captain Blood...

[@WilAdams]

@@chaburchak White it is true that Capt Blood was a real man Tom Blood, the truth is that there were American pirates, and since there is no copyrigh6t on a name the film could still feature Ryan who just happened to be named Blood as well. Your suggestion of Tom is a good one, but I don't think he is physical enough. Chris Hemswortt would be better.

[@edwardkodai1319]

Super to hear been a Reynolds fan since seeing him in Van Wilder when it came out

[@williamclarke2020]

How many Canadians does it take to make a billion dollar movie? At least 3! Reynolds, from Vancouver, Levy from Montreal, and Wolverine, AKA, "Logan, James Howlett", from Alberta! How many wonderful Canadian movie reviewers does it take for me watch a movie? Just one...Mr Chato😊

[@npcimknot958]

Lol nice to see something good coming out of canada lol Now if canada was smart, they could have done an INSANE Canadian tourism promotion with this movie.

[@williamclarke2020]

@@npcimknot958 Right!?

[@charleseldridge9365]

Deadpool 3 had plenty of diversity! 2 colonial boys as stars! One from down under, the other a Canuk!

[@jimmyyu2184]

Way to "screw" them Americans... Oh, wait...

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

It'll be cool if Deadpool suddenly appeared on this channel and he and Chato exchanged barbs and jokes.

[@jkdbuck7670]

They're both Soviet Canuckistanis.

[@micco6020]

Canadians all know each other

[@josephfisher426]

He did it for Honest Trailers...

[@TheBonkersAntihero]

On point, as always. Of course my husband and I went already to our favorite english Cinema and watched it. An evening of laughter and fun. Damn that blatently funny „guy humor“! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Man oh man what a Cameo-Monster of a Film. Just as I started watching your video, I decided to buy Tickets again. One comment on the layout of this video in particular: Looking good, man. Looking sharp. I really love this style on you. Simplefied with just the poster. Kinda newsy. Love it. Thank you for your conent. 🙏🥰

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

Saw it, loved it First time to the movies since pre covid.

[@SalAvenueNJ]

"The Mouse-ter Race" 😅😂

[@clogs4956]

Guy and gal fun, Paul. I saw Wolverine and Deadpool (bite me) on Friday evening and enjoyed it immensely.

[@chrisfoxwell4128]

I'm just stopping by to give a thumbs up. I'm sure your review is delightful but I'm seeing this in the theater and can't risk learning too much.

[@davidhooper259]

Movie etiquette has gone to shit since COVID. People are fucking animals now. I can’t recall a time over the last five years people didn’t talk, bust out their phone or bring toddlers to 10:30PM shows

[@blahyoubleep]

The best part was the not-so subtle metaphor of the junkyard-multiverse world full of twentith-century fox items...and all of the superheroes were unused (unwanted by Disney) versions before the MCU took over the supehero movie genre. And then giving the opportunity to Blade, Elektra...and the two other cameos to get a one act reprisal was fucking dope. I'd like to think Ryan Reynolds really wants to be that overt and point out the glaring issues at Marvel using the subtext of the movie. Maybe Marvel is starting to laugh at themselves? Who knows...I loved the movie, but I really saw the weight, even with the creative irony, that the multiverse really has over the plot development for every MCU movie nowadays.

[@elskeletor3566]

Saw this Yesterday and I Highly Enjoyed it. Kevin Needs to be Fired!

[@whynot1548]

It was exactly what I was afraid it wouldn't be. 😎❤

[@HivisoftheScale]

Why would we watch most of these movies and shows, when we could just watch you? Honestly it's just more entertaining!

[@whollymindless]

This one is one you need to see for yourself. "It's fun" is high praise and incredibly rare over the last few years.

[@HivisoftheScale]

@@whollymindless oh, worry not. I planned to. But some of these other films Chato goes over? 😒

[@thedreaddeaddunderdino6709]

Loved how there was a Welsh and Scottish Deadpool. Little nods to Mauler and Critical Drinker there.

[@alanhorkan]

Welshpool is a reference to Wrexham, and is even played by Paul Mullin

[@qZbGmYjS4QusYqv5]

Mewbschlie has so much problems with -Blackpool and Wolverhampton- Deadpool & Wolverine

[@sharipowers1576]

Neat tshirt of your doggo. We had quite a lively discussion on George the Giant Slayer's channel for members only yesterday, including Gina's lawsuit, DPW and other trailers, and DEI. Hope you and your son had a nice rest.

[@CallMeChato]

We did.

[@TorontoJon]

Disney executives, "To diversity, oblivion...AND BEYOND!" Not even Goofy could run the Walt Disney Company so badly. Garsh... ;)

[@qZbGmYjS4QusYqv5]

Disney CEO: "More, more cameos and memberberries. And add more unfunny jokes. And more homoerotica! And bring back that Iron Fella to play that Dr Dune guy"

[@DoctorDave5]

I enjoyed it for what it was.

[@stephenridgway2720]

It’s always a pleasure to hear your voice saying “Disney go fuck itself” great review… carry on, I know you will.

[@reb3102]

One success and Disney will learn all the WRONG lessons.

[@psmith6166]

We all loved the movie, it was a lot of fun, there wasn't a character out of place.

[@TchHry]

Comment for Chato. Carry on sir, appreciate your input on the interwebs.

[@frankowalker4662]

Not watching. (two days later) Watching. So much for avoiding spoilers. 😞

[@AL-ws5yi]

The MCU has sailed for me. But have fun.

[@Wien1938]

Went to see it this evening. Cinema almost packed to max. Such fun! A really good comic book hero film with a great story, directing, acting and music! Superb!

[@ToxicDust13]

I want another Bing and Bob ultraviolent road pic like this.

[@blackstar_1069]

3:10 wolverine has bean heightswapped for 24 years now

[@arthurpendragon3000]

The biggest runt I’ve ever seen. 😂

[@MrWhiskers65]

Thank you!… and you are awesome on Friday Night Tights, you can tell they really enjoy your time with them!

[@RevanR]

I'm not going to watch this, but thanks for the review. Your review more enough entertainment

[@AL-ws5yi]

Same.

[@arioch2112]

Thank you, Paul for taking those slings and arrows so we can hear your pithy rejoinders. Not sure if this one was a sling or an arrow but I'm glad you enjoyed it and look forward to seeing it soon.

[@joeleonetti8976]

Loved it as well. I will happily pay money for movies that are like this. For the current crap, I will wait till streams free.

[@emmajade9507]

Thank you for your review Chato, sorry for my late reply , I’ve seen the movie twice already. That is something I haven’t done since “ Infinity War”, D&W deserves to top “ EndGame” as the highest grossing Marvel movie in history, which I really hope it does.

[@DisGruntledPeon-be7iq]

Wonderful; fun; laughed at most of the Easter Eggs and yes will have to watch it again....did I say that out loud.....YES I WOULD WONDERFULLY WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Sorry about that. This was the movie I have waiting since Oppenheimer to go see. Thank you for the review and thanks for watching all the rest of the crap that's out there for me so I didn't have to. A few tips to possibly enhance the enjoyment. 1) Watch Deadpool 2 just as a prelude 2) Remember what Logan was about (not a requirement, but again a little more fun) and finally 3) FU DISNEY!!....Love Wolverine's outfit.

[@jamesmorgan4596]

I have ONE major complaint. Tiny wolverine wasn't Danny DeVito. But I'm going to see it again because it's an event. The crowd vibes make the movie great.

[@1Dreamking]

I allways thought they would actually put Daniel Radcliffe as "tiny Wolverine" since he is about the height a comic book accurate Wolverine is. But his version in the movie was like only 4 feet tall. lol. ;)

[@fireunbroken7023]

that's not a fail list that’s a success list

[@TehLexinator]

This was great and the cameos were epic.

[@danielberg7644]

A lot of planes, trains and automobiles references including the burnt out Chrysler Lebaron in the Void.

[@luiznogueira1579]

Spoilers be darned! I'm not missing your review because of that!

[@beachcomberbob3496]

I want so much for this movie to be the biggest earner for Marvel (Avengers besides) in a very very long time. Perhaps the Disney bean counters will tell Bob that "Look Bob, making movies that the public want makes money for the shareholders - who knew?" I am in agreement with you though, despite the $$$ signs, Disney will carry on with their DEI crap. At this point, I think that the BlackRock types have some very very dirty dirt on the Disney execs. That, or the WEF have initiated them all into some secret society that wants the world to burn.

[@rosmundsen]

This will be the last MCU hit movie.

[@canuckpilot4041]

Of the many, many good things about this movie is that when things turned serious, so did Deadpool. No stupid comedy to break the tense/emotional moments...but comes right back in when needed, perfectly.

[@cornbredx]

This is only rumor, but I read Ryan and Hugh both had a lot of fights to keep Disneys BS out of the movie. Im glad they won those arguments, if so. Sometimes I worry Hugh Jackman's pull waned with Logan (he hasnt been in much on screen since Greatest Showman), but it would seem the audience still loves it when he plays Wolverine.

[@aaronwalden6376]

Now THAT was a Great review !! 👍 👏👏👏👏👏

[@CallMeChato]

Thanks! 👍

[@rachelbrinkley3240]

Lady Deadpool looked great for popping out a kid moths ago😚 Thank you to Blake Lively for taking on that role😛

[@CallMeChato]

I would watch her in a sequel, though she got killed here.

[@rachelbrinkley3240]

@@CallMeChato she lived and surrounded the Peter

[@TheMonkeyBizzness]

Best part of the movie for me was how the sensitive Deadpool variant represented the “modern audience” and how he was dispatched was such an incredibly brilliant dig at the overly sensitive people out there. Loved it!

[@Bad_Llama]

Snipes saying “Only Bkade there ever was and only Blade there will ever be” was awesome. Poor Marashan Ali. If they could have done a non-woke Blade movie, he would have been great. But some MF-ers are still trying to ice skate uphill.

[@davidgantenbein9362]

I think the idea was to joke about how a new Blade movie is coming … but it seems to be prophetic instead.

[@Phaota]

Deadpool and Wolfie are the modern day version of "The Odd Couple". I do wish Ryan would stretch his acting pedigree though. Every role he does is just himself, which isn't terrible, just that he never tries to be a totally different personality.

[@alanhorkan]

"I do wish Ryan would stretch his acting pedigree" Reynolds has basically made a career out of Van Wilder. Buried (2010) is probably his best dramatic work. The Voices (2016) is a bit weirder than his usual work, and I'd say it was underrated but overlooked might be a better description as it just seemed to pass by without most people noticing.

[@_XR40_]

"...Every role he does is just himself...' Thing is, that's what people want to see. It's what they'll pay to see. John Wayne could actually act too, but that wasn't what audiences wanted. Roger Moore always just played himself and it worked. Some actors are so great at their craft that they disappear into the role (I've watched movies where I didn't know Gary Oldman was in them until reading the end credits), but that doesn't sell tickets - Charisma does....

[@toodlescae]

Works for The Rock. 🤷‍♀️

[@felbombling3199]

Ryan has tried, but people don't buy tickets for him in dramatic roles. It is fairly sad, too, because he was fantastic in Buried.

[@TheBartomon]

Thank You Sir - for beautifully and eloquently and preposterously demonstrating that the art of rhetoric is surely not dead and is probably unkillable.

[@therealphilosopherpete]

I love mousester race!

[@GH-ub7qz]

ill likely never go to a theater again..7yrs and counting

[@jeffcastle235]

They need to just need put to Ryan in charge of Marvel he "gets it"

[@DrGonzo57]

Paul senior discounts rock