If anything, it showed us that Deadpool COULD work. To me, the absolute highlight is a moment where he shoves a grenade in Hulk’s mouth, runs side-by-side with Wolverine for several seconds with Hulk only several feet behind them, and yells, “I think we lost him!” You should totally be thankful for this movie.ĭeadpool added some much-needed color to the story via his snide remarks and physical comedy.
LEGO MARVEL TIMES SQUARE OFF DEADPOOL MAGNETO MOVIE
Maybe.īut hey, the huge backlash led to a surge in Deadpool’s popularity and ultimately led to the new movie being a thing. Like, it could have been salvaged by a decent enough writer. The only thing that in any way came close to redeeming it was a post-credits teaser that showed up for certain reels of the movie that revealed that despite being decapitated, Deadpool was still alive and his mouth had been torn back open. You know, like the Deadpool we know and love. Too bad Reynolds took one big powder and came back at the end as a mouthless science experiment with Baraka claws and laser eyes. Ever since playing Hannibal King in Blade Trinity, fans had been wanting him to play the role. Ryan Reynolds briefly played an unpowered Wade Wilson early in the movie and it was every bit as good as it should have been. It worked with the Vanisher, so even a broken clock is right twice a day. Or how Psylocke was…whatever Psylocke was in X-Men 3. It’s much like how the second Fantastic Four movie made Galactus into a cloud, but it’s totally okay because there’s a split second where its shadow sort of looks like Galactus’ helmet. He suffers from the usual Fox treatment where they decide to make radically different characters, tack on an established character’s name, and then call it a day. 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine is rather infamous for its portrayal of Deadpool.
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