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@@michaelccozens even more he is a character, who is aware he is a character, and won the legal rights to himself - became filthy rich from it and took over funding the Avengers when Stark stopped.
The first Marvel character with this ability was She-Hulk. She used it to move around faster in her comic books by going from one panel to the other - eventually crossing through ads.
Referencing the real world in a fictional movie is referred to as breaking the 4th wall. Deadpool is known for this. Even in the comic books he does it.
@@theredeemer1644 The term "four walls" comes from theater, the dramatic arts. The first three walls are the left and right sides of the theater and the background of the play. the fourth wall is an invisible barrier that separates the audience from the play. To break the fourth wall is to engage with the audience.
The level of cancer he has is near like, walking dead syndrome. Or living dead whatever. But so much of his body is eating itself at a rate no human has ever gone through because his body keeps eating itself at an exponential rate and his healing is just keeping up from when his cancer left off.
Deadpool breaks the fourth wall because he discovered that he is a comic book character and he knows you are watching him. Some have theorized that the Joker acts like he does because he also made the same discovery.
@@not8brand in wade's case, it's because he absorbed the consciousness of a villain named madcap who can "see thru the 4th wall". this combined with his heightened physical abilities and healing factor have made him (essentially) Wile. E Coyote. thanks Weapons Plus, for failing in your attempt to recreate the capt. america process by using mutants!!!
@@bladestormviking I don't think madcap is why. Atleast I've never heard that. Madcap is responsible for the yellow box though. I've been told wade is like this because he saw into the nexus of reality or something. But I only heard that once somewhere else. Seems more credible though. Madcap doesn't even break the fourth wall until he enters Deadpool mind as yellow box, then leaves, now with Deadpools memories in his brain.
Fun fact from the production of the movie, when Wade calls Angel Dust “less angry Rosie O’Donnel”, Gina Carrino took offense to that unscripted joke and actually punched Ryan Reynolds in the face, which is the shot that made it into the movie.
One of the funniest things that most people miss is that Deadpool probably would've had a much easier time hunting for Francis if he was using his codename "Ajax" instead of asking for him by his real name. 😄 Also, this isn't the first movie to have the main character break the fourth wall and talk to the audience. The end credits scene is a reference to the 80's movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which is also a movie known for having its main protagonist break the fourth wall.
Breaking the fourth wall goes back a long way in cinema. The American Rabbitzer Bugsenheimer Bunny use to break the fourth wall all the time. I do have to agree with Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of the great 4th wall breaks and it was perfect for end credits sequence.
@@ChuckJansenII Commedia dell'arte? I'm just guessing here, based mostly on a Neil Gaiman comic about the Harlequinade which features, IIRC, a Harlequin who plays with being both the narrator and protagonist of his own story, that being the eternal pursuit of his would-be lover, Columbine.
That... is a really good point about the names. I guess Pool's addiction to juvenile dickery, especially when it really gets under someone's skin for no particular reason, kinda trumped his mission for vengeance at times? I wonder if there isn't also a subtle "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" ref in there somewhere. Seems like the kind of film Deadpool would appreciate.
Another great comic scene is when Deadpool gets confronted by his future self who has an urgent message for him to just stop and go home because he's not going to like what happens.. of course DP doesn't listen and tries to kill his future self... and about 10 pages later he pulls his sword out and frantically starts cutting through the pages to warn his past self about what was going to happen and to just go home!! :D
This is what life would be like if you had absolutely no filter and said everything that came to mind WHEN it came to mind if there was anyone to hear it or not...
Fun fact: the last battle takes place on a Shield heli-carrier (although they couldn't officially say so at the time due to x-men not belonging to Marvel at the time)
True! Director Tim Miller said "it is anything *but* the SHIELD Helicarrier", meaning, of course, that that's exactly what it was. Gutsy move to throw it in anyway, but it sure opens a lot of doors now that Marvel's under the umbrella of Disney's IP-hoarding monopoly.
My understanding, it's both his body AND his cancer that are superpowered. His cancer is growing as fast as his body can heal, in a constant state of fight and heal and growth.
Every room, every place in a fiction (audio/visual/literature) are seen in 3 walls, the 4th wall being the perspective of the audience. Characters like Deadpool, She Hulk are created making them aware of that concept. So DP interacts with the audience as well. At one point of time in comics, when DP went crazy, he went on killing everyone in the Marvel Universe. You see, he believed that he was liberating them from the comic world.
Hadn't it been easier to use the image of a stage, where that fourth wall is the one open to the audience? after all, isn't that where the term originates from?
"How are they going to make super-slaves? They have superpowers, won't they just rebel and take over?" 😂Lol, Ajax/Francis literally explained it in the very next sentence while you asked that question. They had some sort of mind-control collars that they would fit the new mutants with so they could be controlled and sold to the highest bidder.
One of Deadpool's powers is that he is fully aware that he is a comic book character. Thats why all the 4th wall breaking he is literally talking to the audience. In one of DP's storylines is that he got fed up with the people in control of him and he went a little crazy. He killed every hero in the marvel universe and then made his way to Marvel studio.
I bought this for my wife for a birthday gift before she passed.. we laughed so much.. Later came up with a pair of dark underwear tied in a knot in the back to make a mask.. and joked with her in a Deadpool voice.. fun times.
His face can't be fixed really because anything they try to do to "Repair" it it will just heal back to that state before anything is done. In the comics if I recall his mutation causes his cancer to spread to his entire body but it's also healed at the same time so all of his cells are in limbo between being healthy and cancerous cells including his whole body being skin cancer cells half the time. He also meets death (Like the mythical grim reaper she's female in marvel) and they sort of fall in love but can never be together because for some reason even death can't reap his soul.. He truly can never die. (There's also a whole love triangle and feud with Thanos, as Thanos is in love with Death but Death is in love with Deadpool but that's only in the comics. MCU left that out lol).
fun fact- when wade goes into the merc bar to collect, he passes a short guy with a bowl haircut and just mutters "...Liefeld...". that is Rob Liefeld, the creator of Deadpool Cable and Domino in the marvel universe.
Deadpool's most important super power is actually knowing that he is a comic book character. So he can break the 4th wall and talk to the audience! Really fun movie!
Technically, they aren't giving him superpowers. Basically, in some people, there is an inactivated X-Gene. They are torturing him until his X-Gene activates and mutates him and that gene gives you unique powers. In Wade's case, he is dying so the X-gene made him mutate to combat the disease thus getting regeneration abilities. X-Gene stuff is explained in the X-Men franchise. Should have started with X-men first.... Deadpool actually forms part of the X-men franchise... you can look for it. Either way sooner or later you will have to watch them as they will form part of the MCU soon... you can start by watching them in order, up until you reach Deadpool 2.
I don’t think there’s any reason to watch the Fox X-Men movies for the MCU. I’m sure they’ll have a fresh cast and a fresh start. The references in Wandavision and Doctor Strange aren’t worth watching a ton of films for such small moments.
I mean, you can watch some X-Men prior to this, but not necessarily all. Maybe the first one, then Wolverine Origins, maybe Logan, and First Class. Just to get the general gist and main references, you know?
Deadpool has a number of super powers, with the main one being a super advanced healing factor, but basically the list is: *Regenerative Healing Factor* : In the comics, his healing factor is considered the second most powerful (stronger than Wolverine's, but weaker than Hulk's) he can regenerate every issue, If he loses any limbs, he regenerates in a matter of seconds (in the movie they reduced this for a comic factor, but it continues very fast) fatal damage like gunshots to vital organs, prostate or brain damage only stun him momentarily and heal in a matter of minutes, even the cancer cells in his body are healed much faster than they are able to spread *Immortality* : A concequence from his healing factor, Wade is in general completely incapable of dying, any kind of disease does not affect him, poisons are quickly eliminated by his immune system, any toxin responsible for cell degradation is eliminated daily (that means he doesn't age), in theory the only way to kill him would be cut his body in pieces, because theoretically his body doesn't regenerate when his nervous system isn't directly connected with his brain *Superhuman reflexes* : Wade has a string of secondary mutations that increase his physical attributes, including super reflexes, he cuts bullets in half with his Katanas *Superhuman stamina* : A consequence of his healing factor is that he rarely gets tired, as his body constantly eliminates any fatigue substance, he could fight continuously for hours before getting tired *Superhuman agility* : His body is much more elastic than normal humans, he fought inside a car extremely tight with five different men, killed them all and came out completely unscathed *Superhuman strenght* : his muscles far surpass the strength of an ordinary human being, he can lift a man in the air with a single hand, throw a human body many meters with one punch, shoves his Katana into Francis' arm and through solid rock behind him
#1 Deadpool's immortality isn't a consequence of the healing factor. He is immortal because he was in a relationship with Death at some point (who usually appears as a woman in the comics). That REALLY pissed off Thanos, who was in a messed-up stalker-love with Death. In the comics, Thanos' reason to kill half of all life in the universe with the infinity glove was just to try to impress Death. So when Death chose Deadpool instead, the pissed-off Thanos made Deadpool immortal to make sure he and Death could never meet again. Yes - the stories in the comics are much weirder and more confusing than in the movies. #2 No, cutting Deadpool to pieces won't do shit. He once regenerated from a single cell of his body. It just takes longer the more of his body is destroyed. #3 You forgot the superpower to know that he is a character in a comic book. He constantly uses that knowledge, usually by abusing typical tropes and plot points of comic books to his advantage. And sometimes he even cuts through panels of the comic to get to another scene in the story faster and has even time-traveled by cutting his way a few pages backward through the book.
27:48 In every bar and pub, the bartender is the most respected person and this one is purely for mercenaries, and since I like my life I wouldn't dare
One of the best scenes in Deadpool comics was when they had Wade in a mental asylum and he's telling his doctors that there's some guy out there writing his story and some other guy is drawing it on paper and the they're all living in this world the writers and artists created... Deadpool knows he's in a comic book! :D
Deadpool 3 will be part of the MCU, they've even had Deadpool and Korg (Rock guy from Thor Ragnarok) together reacting to a movie trailer starring Ryan Reynolds, I would react to that after Deadpool 2
@@nsasupporter7557 Other countries other age ratings. We had Watchmen from the age of 18 or 16, depending on which version the cinema was showing. Deadpool was with us from the age of 16. In France and Belgium from 14 years. The biggest difference between the USA and Europe is probably when there is some bare skin to be seen.
@@ricoblaser6308 Watchmen was a flop, but it certainly didn’t deserve to be! It was ahead of it’s time. Had it came out later than 2009 it would’ve been more successful
@@nsasupporter7557 Right but. Watchmen should have appeared before this whole woke zeitgeist (Funny that this German word also exists in English) too. The prison canteen scene would no longer be possible today if everyone started crying right away. So not only because a bad white man empties the hot oil in the face of a black inmate. "Why is the black guy in jail? There are too many black guys in jail. This film is a critique of the American justice system...." Or why is a dwarf portrayed as a villain - it's not possible, is it? "Why is Silk Specter II running around in such skimpy clothes?" And then of course Dr. Manhattan - "Why not wind or solar power - see the dangers of nuclear power!" Watchmen 2024 would probably also be a flop - because nobody but a few critics and artists want to see it.
Here's the thing about Deadpool, he KNOWS that he's a fictional character, whether it's in the comics, videogames or movies. The X-Men movies are pretty uneven, some of them are either good, ok, bad or great. Deadpool 1 and 2 are the only movies doing the X-Men franchise right and if you're planning to see Deadpool 2, see if you can watch the Super Duper Cut (that one is uncut, has the deleted scenes that was cut from the theatrical cut of the movie and even though both cuts has post credit scenes, this one also has an end credit scene that was again cut from the theatrical cut).
The ending scene where he's talking about the possible sequel is basically a reworked end to Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which is why they threw in the "Chick-a-chick-ahh" at the last moment.
A little bit of back story from the comics, and how it connects to the rest of the MCU... You may remember the post-credits scene in the first Avengers movie, when Thanos'assistant was telling him about the Avengers, and said "to challenge them is to court Death", and Thanos responded with a smile. In the comics, both Thanos and Deadpool compete for the affections of the personification of Death. Thanos admires Death because of his whole thing with balance, Deadpool pursues Death because he can't die.
"Love goes deeper than looks!" LOL you say that, seeing the movie version of his face, which is really a LOT more attractive than the comic book version (which seems to get worse over time). It isn't just hideous...it's actively terrifying.
Deadpool's 4th wall breaks are because he is inexplicably aware of his place in the multiverse (i.e., that he is a fictional character in some universes) and needs to be snarky about it. So he's a perfect character to lead the MCU going forward.
If you like Morena Baccarin, and everyone should, you might want to check out the criminally-cut-short Joss Whedon "sci-fi western" series, "Firefly". Couple of deeper-cut references to the comics in here. Deadpool was originally created as something of a parody of the wildly-successful "Wolverine" and all the knock-offs he inspired (similar to how the TMNT were originally a parody of Daredevil), hence the endless one-sided rivalry with both the character and Hugh Jackman. Bob the henchman was a longtime sidekick of Pool's, having previously been a faceless drone of AIM (which you may recall from Ironman 3). Lots of interesting stuff in there about what it would actually be like to be a working stiff in one of these giant evil organizations, similar to the deconstruction done in "The Venture Bros" of the modernist "Johnny Quest" "super-science" genre and how the peons would get on in that world (specifically Henchmen 21 and 24). You're right about Ajax/Francis's "superpower" not really being much of one on its own. There's gotta be some implied regeneration in there, because "the inability to feel pain" is normally just called "leprosy" (now "Hansen's disease", because of all the nasty and unjustified social stigma) and is kinda the opposite of a superhuman ability. The scene with Wade and Vanessa one-upping each other with stories about their abusive childhoods was almost certainly inspired by a "Monty Python before Monty Python" skit called "The Four Yorkshiremen". If you haven't seen it, it's 4 minutes that are very much worth your time (don't mind the visuals; it's meant to look just post-war as part of the satire. You might also recognize the fellow with the eyes as Marty Feldman from Mel Brooks' hilarious "Young Frankenstein"); ua-cam.com/video/VKHFZBUTA4k/v-deo.html For my two cents; don't worry about watching older stuff or what-have-you. This is about getting to experience great stories through the eyes of someone who's fun to hang with and has never seen them before. As long as it's new and/or interesting to you, that's all that matters. Thanks for another great reaction!
Deadpool was a play on the DC villain Deathstroke. I forget the whole story, but Deadpool was really based on that guy, but insane, 4th wall breaking, and gross.
@@kallistikaleid Yep, based on DC's Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke; former US Special Forces and part of a failed military experiment to create super soldiers. It left him with enhanced strength, reflexes and limited regeneration but also stripped away his empathy, leaving him a sociopath. Worked as a mercenary and assassin and became one of the main rogues for the Teen Titans.
One of Ryan's earliest shows was, IIRC, "Two Guys and a Girl", with Nathan Fillon, who starred with Morena in the aforementioned "Firefly" and "Serenity", the film spin off. The references to hugh jackman and Wolverine, are because they're really good friends and they make fun of each other a lot in the media.
I remember seeing this when it was in theaters. Ryan Rynolds doesn’t just play Deadpool he is Deadpool this movie is a masterpiece/💎 you are correct at 35:29 that is Deadpool’s greatest power his healing factor it is greater than Wolverine’s healing factor.
I've been a fan of Morena Baccarin(Vanessa) since watching Firefly and Serenity. I look forward to seeing any of the alumni of that show and movie in other projects.
Despite it's content, and nature, this is a masterpiece in movie making. It hits the mark on ever point, and constantly surprises and entertains from beginning to end.
When Wade talks about the outside world and Looks into the camera. IT is called "Breaking the Fourth Wall" Something the comic book has done since the beginning
A couple of things... Deadpool (Wade Wilson) was a mercenary before all of this. Sometimes referred to as "The Merc with a Mouth". His character actually shows up in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Wade is the character they turn into Weapon X. (They put stolen mutant powers into him.) There is an easter egg earlier in this movie that shows the action figure of that character. Another easter egg you may have missed... the "Boss battle" takes place on the deck of a scraped Helicarrier from Avengers. :) But I've never understood why Deadpool's healing and regeneration doesn't "heal" his appearence.
Oh, I have been waiting for this. The crass humor just doesn't stop, and it's so refreshing. I still can't get through the freeway scene with Colossus without laughing. 21:35 If you've watched Doctor Who, you likely know where my brain went on "moisturizing." Can't wait to see you check out the sequel.
Negasonic Teenage Warhead is named after a 1995 song by the band Monster Magnet. Also, that place where the final battle happens is a crashed SHIELD Heli-Carrier. You're welcome!
These days it would be cordite, technically, unless you're firing custom or pre-1889 ammo. Cordite's the stuff that didn't envelop the battlefield in an impenetrable fog of smoke. But that's a nitpick; everyone knows what you mean, colloquially, when you say "gunpowder". Edit: my bad, cordite's been replaced by the triple-base propellants. Still, it's a nitpick, as the colloquialism stands.
This was my favorite Non-MCU Film. I remember seeing the leaked concept footage way back in 2015 and being hyped when they announced the full movie later that year. I love all the meta 4th wall breaks and how it both makes fun of and leans into the skid of typical movie tropes and pulls it up beautifully.
@@theredeemer1644 basically when he's interacting with the audience, he's breaking the 4th wall If you watch ultimate spider-man animated series he does this few times in an episode
Deadpool is what happens when you take a fundamentally good guy, make him very sarcastic, very skilled, then make him immortal. He’s me, minus immortal, and at least a little of the skill. Getting shot hurts and I’m a good shot but I’m not that good. Maximum effort.
There are actually multiple scenes that show them putting collars on mutated people in the movie those collars are restraint collars that's how they keep everybody under control once they get mutated and that's why they don't have any rebellions
"Your girlfriends probably thinking, 'Wait a minute, this is a superhero movie, but that guy in the red suit turned the other guy into a fucking kabob.' Well, I may be super,but I'm no hero. By the way, this is a murder you're witnessing." Lol!
There are control collars that take away mutant abilities from anybody wearing them. That is how they control people once they acquire superhuman abilities. The collars only get removed when it is time for the super abilities to be used, afterwards the collar goes right back on. Deadpool 2 shows you exactly how that system works.
Loved your reaction. Funny thing is this: When Deadpool says they "don't have that kind of money" for the movie, he's not lying. The production budget was actually only about 58 million, since Fox wasn't sure if this was gonna be a hit. In fact, the only reason it was made at all is because a crew member leaked some of the test footage they'd done, and people liked it. Needless to say, after Deadpool became a huge box office success, the sequel got a budget of 110 million.
There are two actors playing Professor X. In the early 2000s Patrick Stewart played Professor X and later James McAvoy played a younger version in of professor X. Deadpool is so cool. I don’t think any other actor could play him. You’ll love the second Deadpool. Try to get the Super Duper Cut (the extended version) then after watching that they released a PG13 version of Deadpool 2 called “Once Upon a Deadpool”. I heard that they finally greenlit Deadpool 3.
I never get tired in watching Deadpool 1 n 2 besides Venom these movies are very awesome n entertaining btw your Channel is one of the best Reacts here on UA-cam Trixy keep up the amazing work!
He heals somewhat slowly though so if they removed enough tissue or worked really fast I bet he could undergo a surgery. Like how the bullet hole in his forearm starts closing up or how his hand grows back; it isn't instant, it takes a little bit. I don't think something like a skin graft would ever work though because his body would (likely) just heal back to "normal" under it and shed off the graft even after it was attached. With his healing, it's highly dubious that it'd ever be possible for him to look like Ryan Reynolds again imo I don't know if his body would take to any surgery, but it'd at least be possible to get in there and try. He'd probably out heal anything substantial they tried to do and/or his healing would just undo it anyways though so I gotta agree
@@Heroo01 Perhaps, but that that kind of surgery? You could get every surgeon in Hollywood's collective rolodexes and that's still an 18 hour surgery. He'd be changing the margins too quickly for that fine detail. Not to say anything of the fact that Wade's constitution renders him mostly immune to tranquilizers up to and including anesthesia and pretty much no doctor could focus while he mouthed off the whole time.
@@Heroo01 Masque had that code name because he could reshape peoples faces which he used to torment or even kill his victims most of his life in spite because he could not alter his own grotesque appearance. but (much) later he became a good guy. basically he could change people's features usually in grotesque ways but he could also make aesthetically pleasing changes when he wasn't being an _________. it wasn't surgical either; -it was a kind of telekinetic power which treated a person's flesh like maleable putty in his hands.
If you didn't know, that post credit scene is a reference to Ferris Buelers day off, it has the exact same end credit, down to the wall paper and robe. there are so many little references and jokes in this one, so it would be exhausting to name them all. One important thing to know about the character of deadpool is that the same torture that gave him powers, also drove him mad, so he is aware of the fact that he is a fictional character. he often breaks the fourth wall like this in his comic book too, so it's part of him.
At the very end of the movie when Deadpool says you’re still here where he is wearing the bath robe. That is a reference to the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
If anything about Deadpools origin confuses you let me explain. Basically he has a mutant Gene in his body (Mutant genes give people powers) but Wade’s gene needed to be activated for it to work. And for it to activate his body had to be put under extreme stress, all other attempts failed. So there final attempt was too take Wade’s oxygen away. Which activated his gene. His superhuman powers are as follows: Superhuman Strength, Speed, Stamina, A healing factor that makes him actually impossible to kill. No matter what Wade can’t die. In the comic version of his character, his story his amazingly similar. The only difference between Wade’s story in the comics, is he was injected with Wolverine’s DNA. I’m assuming you know who Wolverine is so.
Deadpool/Wade Wilson is Marvel's parody of DC comics' Deathstroke/Slade Wilson. He never stops talking, constantly breaks the fourth wall and is essentially immortal. This film was made in large part due to the character's poor design and treatment in one of the X-Men movies. Ryan Reynolds and Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman like to mess with each other
The worlds worth of breathable air is a mix of mostly oxygen. A combination of other gases. Pure oxygen is highly flammable to even the let’s say the microscopic electricity that happens between a comb and a long length of hair. We would know it as that electric shock we get touch door handles.or frames what have you. That happens all the time with combs even if we can’t feel it. There was a reason the world thought that the world ignite in flames if someone dropped an atomic bomb. And these oxygen filled tanks like those are used today. But anything that can give any type of energy that can conduct any type of charge. Is supposed to be absolutely forbidden for the sake of the victim. I hope this will clear some of your questions up a little. Loved the reaction!!! Keep ‘em coming,
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Fantastic reaction. You were saying about him using a plastic surgeon for his face. Won't work. The problem is he still has cancer, and it's causing all the scarring. It's just that his healing factor won't let it kill him. Stalemate, basically.
What gets me about colossus' reaction when Deadpool shoots Ajax is why he was sick. Negasonic blasted that van and squashed one of the men Ajax had against a wall. I doubt he survived. What's the difference?
A lot of the references are not to X-Men, just old. Like when he called the girl Sinead, he refers to a female singer with shaven head, Sinead O'Connor.
Ajax’s power is super quick reflexes but the side effects were every nerve was basically singed to the point he no longer felt pain or anything else so he has no natural inhibition so he can push his body to its limits
Deadpool is a character who is actually aware he's being fictional. This is where all the references and other 4th wall stuff are from.
Even more than that, he's aware that he's a character in a comic book, with all the genre stuff that implies.
It's all very meta.
@@michaelccozens even more he is a character, who is aware he is a character, and won the legal rights to himself - became filthy rich from it and took over funding the Avengers when Stark stopped.
The first Marvel character with this ability was She-Hulk. She used it to move around faster in her comic books by going from one panel to the other - eventually crossing through ads.
Never mind the fact that Deadpool is also insane.
And as icing on the Deadpool cake, comics Deadpool mentioned in a 2004 comic that he looked like Ryan Reynolds crossed with a Shar-pei.
Referencing the real world in a fictional movie is referred to as breaking the 4th wall. Deadpool is known for this. Even in the comic books he does it.
PLus the games, he does it plenty. in one game I know of he calls out the player for sucking or doing well.
and where are the four walls? 🤔
One of the very greatest things about it.
@@theredeemer1644 The term "four walls" comes from theater, the dramatic arts. The first three walls are the left and right sides of the theater and the background of the play. the fourth wall is an invisible barrier that separates the audience from the play. To break the fourth wall is to engage with the audience.
@@adambrown9654 That's a pretty good explanation. I'm sure it's for english people.
Translating this into another language(my lang) sounds silly.
The thing is that his healing factor would just undo any plastic surgery or any way to alter his face.
oh...just read the comics...
The level of cancer he has is near like, walking dead syndrome. Or living dead whatever. But so much of his body is eating itself at a rate no human has ever gone through because his body keeps eating itself at an exponential rate and his healing is just keeping up from when his cancer left off.
@@davidhasselblad2898 they get it
Imagine being a surgeon trying to operate on him... and every incision you make heals instantly.
His skin is actually the cancer cells being healed and attacked simultaneously
Deadpool breaks the fourth wall because he discovered that he is a comic book character and he knows you are watching him. Some have theorized that the Joker acts like he does because he also made the same discovery.
super sanity baby!
@@not8brand in wade's case, it's because he absorbed the consciousness of a villain named madcap who can "see thru the 4th wall". this combined with his heightened physical abilities and healing factor have made him (essentially) Wile. E Coyote. thanks Weapons Plus, for failing in your attempt to recreate the capt. america process by using mutants!!!
@@bladestormviking I don't think madcap is why. Atleast I've never heard that. Madcap is responsible for the yellow box though.
I've been told wade is like this because he saw into the nexus of reality or something. But I only heard that once somewhere else. Seems more credible though. Madcap doesn't even break the fourth wall until he enters Deadpool mind as yellow box, then leaves, now with Deadpools memories in his brain.
Fun fact from the production of the movie, when Wade calls Angel Dust “less angry Rosie O’Donnel”, Gina Carrino took offense to that unscripted joke and actually punched Ryan Reynolds in the face, which is the shot that made it into the movie.
One of the funniest things that most people miss is that Deadpool probably would've had a much easier time hunting for Francis if he was using his codename "Ajax" instead of asking for him by his real name. 😄
Also, this isn't the first movie to have the main character break the fourth wall and talk to the audience. The end credits scene is a reference to the 80's movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which is also a movie known for having its main protagonist break the fourth wall.
Breaking the fourth wall goes back a long way in cinema. The American Rabbitzer Bugsenheimer Bunny use to break the fourth wall all the time. I do have to agree with Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of the great 4th wall breaks and it was perfect for end credits sequence.
Even before that, though, Striker in _Airplane!_ (1980) talked directly to the camera.
EDIT: Thanks, Charles! That's some early cinema. 😁
@@Stevarooni Thanks Stevarooni. I think it goes back as far as the 16th century theater.
@@ChuckJansenII Commedia dell'arte? I'm just guessing here, based mostly on a Neil Gaiman comic about the Harlequinade which features, IIRC, a Harlequin who plays with being both the narrator and protagonist of his own story, that being the eternal pursuit of his would-be lover, Columbine.
That... is a really good point about the names. I guess Pool's addiction to juvenile dickery, especially when it really gets under someone's skin for no particular reason, kinda trumped his mission for vengeance at times? I wonder if there isn't also a subtle "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" ref in there somewhere. Seems like the kind of film Deadpool would appreciate.
Another great comic scene is when Deadpool gets confronted by his future self who has an urgent message for him to just stop and go home because he's not going to like what happens.. of course DP doesn't listen and tries to kill his future self... and about 10 pages later he pulls his sword out and frantically starts cutting through the pages to warn his past self about what was going to happen and to just go home!! :D
The ending where he is in the bathrobe is an homage to Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Cable is a very popular character from the comic books.
whose iconically teamed up with deadpool
@@not8brand that's not ironic. Thats why he's in these films at all. To quote Weird Al "Irony is not coincidence"
@@azathoththeprimalchaos2289 oooofff hate to point this out...but i said iconic not ironic...dig the passion tho
@@not8brand hah, lol. My bad.
@@azathoththeprimalchaos2289 no worries hahaha
This is what life would be like if you had absolutely no filter and said everything that came to mind WHEN it came to mind if there was anyone to hear it or not...
Fun fact: the last battle takes place on a Shield heli-carrier (although they couldn't officially say so at the time due to x-men not belonging to Marvel at the time)
True! Director Tim Miller said "it is anything *but* the SHIELD Helicarrier", meaning, of course, that that's exactly what it was. Gutsy move to throw it in anyway, but it sure opens a lot of doors now that Marvel's under the umbrella of Disney's IP-hoarding monopoly.
My understanding, it's both his body AND his cancer that are superpowered. His cancer is growing as fast as his body can heal, in a constant state of fight and heal and growth.
Except it will be 14A which sucks.
Every room, every place in a fiction (audio/visual/literature) are seen in 3 walls, the 4th wall being the perspective of the audience. Characters like Deadpool, She Hulk are created making them aware of that concept. So DP interacts with the audience as well. At one point of time in comics, when DP went crazy, he went on killing everyone in the Marvel Universe. You see, he believed that he was liberating them from the comic world.
Hadn't it been easier to use the image of a stage, where that fourth wall is the one open to the audience?
after all, isn't that where the term originates from?
“Say the magic words fat Gandalf” 😂
"How are they going to make super-slaves? They have superpowers, won't they just rebel and take over?" 😂Lol, Ajax/Francis literally explained it in the very next sentence while you asked that question. They had some sort of mind-control collars that they would fit the new mutants with so they could be controlled and sold to the highest bidder.
Deadpool is Marvel but it's not part of the MCU yet. Deadpool 3 will be the introduction of Deadpool into the MCU Ironman started.
At this point, Deadpool is sort of part of the XMen universe (when they can afford cameos)
Ryan Reynolds was a good Green Lantern, but he really found his hero self in Deadpool. Best smartass hero ever!!!✌❤
Too bad the movie itself mostly sucked, at least imo. I like some of the special effects but that's about it.
I think the movie failed because green lantern characters doesn't suits Ryan's clumsy character and that why deadpool was perfect for him
"It's funny that I only see the two of you. It's almost like the studio couldn't afford another X-Man"
THAT... is how you break the fourth wall.
One of Deadpool's powers is that he is fully aware that he is a comic book character. Thats why all the 4th wall breaking he is literally talking to the audience. In one of DP's storylines is that he got fed up with the people in control of him and he went a little crazy. He killed every hero in the marvel universe and then made his way to Marvel studio.
I bought this for my wife for a birthday gift before she passed.. we laughed so much.. Later came up with a pair of dark underwear tied in a knot in the back to make a mask.. and joked with her in a Deadpool voice.. fun times.
So sorry for your loss. You seem to be at a point where you can remember the good times as well.
His face can't be fixed really because anything they try to do to "Repair" it it will just heal back to that state before anything is done. In the comics if I recall his mutation causes his cancer to spread to his entire body but it's also healed at the same time so all of his cells are in limbo between being healthy and cancerous cells including his whole body being skin cancer cells half the time. He also meets death (Like the mythical grim reaper she's female in marvel) and they sort of fall in love but can never be together because for some reason even death can't reap his soul.. He truly can never die.
(There's also a whole love triangle and feud with Thanos, as Thanos is in love with Death but Death is in love with Deadpool but that's only in the comics. MCU left that out lol).
fun fact- when wade goes into the merc bar to collect, he passes a short guy with a bowl haircut and just mutters "...Liefeld...". that is Rob Liefeld, the creator of Deadpool Cable and Domino in the marvel universe.
5:38 "He's full of them, doesn't he? He just keeps them coming"
Deadpool: PHRASING!
Deadpool's most important super power is actually knowing that he is a comic book character. So he can break the 4th wall and talk to the audience!
Really fun movie!
Technically, they aren't giving him superpowers. Basically, in some people, there is an inactivated X-Gene. They are torturing him until his X-Gene activates and mutates him and that gene gives you unique powers. In Wade's case, he is dying so the X-gene made him mutate to combat the disease thus getting regeneration abilities. X-Gene stuff is explained in the X-Men franchise.
Should have started with X-men first.... Deadpool actually forms part of the X-men franchise... you can look for it. Either way sooner or later you will have to watch them as they will form part of the MCU soon... you can start by watching them in order, up until you reach Deadpool 2.
Deadpool has no X-gene. He's just a mutate.
I don’t think there’s any reason to watch the Fox X-Men movies for the MCU. I’m sure they’ll have a fresh cast and a fresh start. The references in Wandavision and Doctor Strange aren’t worth watching a ton of films for such small moments.
I mean, you can watch some X-Men prior to this, but not necessarily all. Maybe the first one, then Wolverine Origins, maybe Logan, and First Class. Just to get the general gist and main references, you know?
@@AbsurdistJiffu the x gene is the reasson for the mutation
@@AbsurdistJiffu that's the comic lore, not the film lore.
You GOTTA watch Deadpool 2 now! Honestly I can't pick a favorite between the two, they're both amazing.
2 for me, plus the 0.1 second we get Brad Pitt 😂
@@Masterfighterx lmao i gotta agree, that puts it into first, was kinda leaning towards 2 being better anywho
@@Masterfighterx Yeah, the Vanisher. Poor guy. 😒
Idk, Deadpool 2 has even more references than this 1, i think she needs to watch the other X-films first.
Deadpool has a number of super powers, with the main one being a super advanced healing factor, but basically the list is:
*Regenerative Healing Factor* : In the comics, his healing factor is considered the second most powerful (stronger than Wolverine's, but weaker than Hulk's) he can regenerate every issue, If he loses any limbs, he regenerates in a matter of seconds (in the movie they reduced this for a comic factor, but it continues very fast) fatal damage like gunshots to vital organs, prostate or brain damage only stun him momentarily and heal in a matter of minutes, even the cancer cells in his body are healed much faster than they are able to spread
*Immortality* : A concequence from his healing factor, Wade is in general completely incapable of dying, any kind of disease does not affect him, poisons are quickly eliminated by his immune system, any toxin responsible for cell degradation is eliminated daily (that means he doesn't age), in theory the only way to kill him would be cut his body in pieces, because theoretically his body doesn't regenerate when his nervous system isn't directly connected with his brain
*Superhuman reflexes* : Wade has a string of secondary mutations that increase his physical attributes, including super reflexes, he cuts bullets in half with his Katanas
*Superhuman stamina* : A consequence of his healing factor is that he rarely gets tired, as his body constantly eliminates any fatigue substance, he could fight continuously for hours before getting tired
*Superhuman agility* : His body is much more elastic than normal humans, he fought inside a car extremely tight with five different men, killed them all and came out completely unscathed
*Superhuman strenght* : his muscles far surpass the strength of an ordinary human being, he can lift a man in the air with a single hand, throw a human body many meters with one punch, shoves his Katana into Francis' arm and through solid rock behind him
#1 Deadpool's immortality isn't a consequence of the healing factor. He is immortal because he was in a relationship with Death at some point (who usually appears as a woman in the comics). That REALLY pissed off Thanos, who was in a messed-up stalker-love with Death. In the comics, Thanos' reason to kill half of all life in the universe with the infinity glove was just to try to impress Death. So when Death chose Deadpool instead, the pissed-off Thanos made Deadpool immortal to make sure he and Death could never meet again. Yes - the stories in the comics are much weirder and more confusing than in the movies.
#2 No, cutting Deadpool to pieces won't do shit. He once regenerated from a single cell of his body. It just takes longer the more of his body is destroyed.
#3 You forgot the superpower to know that he is a character in a comic book. He constantly uses that knowledge, usually by abusing typical tropes and plot points of comic books to his advantage. And sometimes he even cuts through panels of the comic to get to another scene in the story faster and has even time-traveled by cutting his way a few pages backward through the book.
T.J. Miller(the bartender) is also very funny in "She's Out Of My League," and voices one of the characters in "How To Train Your Dragon."
27:48 In every bar and pub, the bartender is the most respected person and this one is purely for mercenaries, and since I like my life I wouldn't dare
Deadpool 1 and 2 is Ryan Reynolds in his true form he’s THE Deadpool
One of the best scenes in Deadpool comics was when they had Wade in a mental asylum and he's telling his doctors that there's some guy out there writing his story and some other guy is drawing it on paper and the they're all living in this world the writers and artists created... Deadpool knows he's in a comic book! :D
Wasn't that the story "Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe"?
@@JakkFrost1 I've read so many.. and was usually intoxicated when I read them.. I'm not sure.. It could have been
Deadpool 3 will be part of the MCU, they've even had Deadpool and Korg (Rock guy from Thor Ragnarok) together reacting to a movie trailer starring Ryan Reynolds, I would react to that after Deadpool 2
This was the movie that proved that superhero movies did not have to be for 12 year olds. It was the first R rated and was a huge success.
Technically "Blade" already had that ground covered, but nobody remembered that, so, yeah, "Deadpool" proved the point still held true.
Actually no, it wasn’t. The Punisher and Watchmen were both superhero movies and they were rated R
@@nsasupporter7557 Other countries other age ratings. We had Watchmen from the age of 18 or 16, depending on which version the cinema was showing. Deadpool was with us from the age of 16. In France and Belgium from 14 years. The biggest difference between the USA and Europe is probably when there is some bare skin to be seen.
@@ricoblaser6308 Watchmen was a flop, but it certainly didn’t deserve to be! It was ahead of it’s time. Had it came out later than 2009 it would’ve been more successful
@@nsasupporter7557 Right but. Watchmen should have appeared before this whole woke zeitgeist (Funny that this German word also exists in English) too. The prison canteen scene would no longer be possible today if everyone started crying right away. So not only because a bad white man empties the hot oil in the face of a black inmate. "Why is the black guy in jail? There are too many black guys in jail. This film is a critique of the American justice system...." Or why is a dwarf portrayed as a villain - it's not possible, is it? "Why is Silk Specter II running around in such skimpy clothes?" And then of course Dr. Manhattan - "Why not wind or solar power - see the dangers of nuclear power!" Watchmen 2024 would probably also be a flop - because nobody but a few critics and artists want to see it.
Fun fact: it was Loki who taught Deadpool about breaking the 4th wall in the comics 🤣
My Mamma used to say that, "Life was like a box of mutants, you never know what you're gonna get"!
"Dead or Alive you're coming with me". Robocop Reference.
“I know you, you’re dead”
Another robocop reference
The end credit scene is a reference to an 80's movie called Ferris Bueller's Day Off. It's considered a classic.
hey...come on now...it is a classic...
DEADPOOL is well known for breaking the 4th wall, it's one of his powers.
Keira Knightley played in a movie called Domino and Domino is in the sequel.
Here's the thing about Deadpool, he KNOWS that he's a fictional character, whether it's in the comics, videogames or movies. The X-Men movies are pretty uneven, some of them are either good, ok, bad or great. Deadpool 1 and 2 are the only movies doing the X-Men franchise right and if you're planning to see Deadpool 2, see if you can watch the Super Duper Cut (that one is uncut, has the deleted scenes that was cut from the theatrical cut of the movie and even though both cuts has post credit scenes, this one also has an end credit scene that was again cut from the theatrical cut).
The ending scene where he's talking about the possible sequel is basically a reworked end to Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which is why they threw in the "Chick-a-chick-ahh" at the last moment.
"It's not in the hype" - Deadpool is *always* in the hype!
If he's not, he will come in and MAKE the hype.
I said it before. Deadpool was the superhero movie we needed but no one realized we wanted
A little bit of back story from the comics, and how it connects to the rest of the MCU...
You may remember the post-credits scene in the first Avengers movie, when Thanos'assistant was telling him about the Avengers, and said "to challenge them is to court Death", and Thanos responded with a smile.
In the comics, both Thanos and Deadpool compete for the affections of the personification of Death. Thanos admires Death because of his whole thing with balance, Deadpool pursues Death because he can't die.
And since Death has chosen Wade, Thanos cursed him with immortality, so he can't die and be with Death.
"Love goes deeper than looks!"
LOL you say that, seeing the movie version of his face, which is really a LOT more attractive than the comic book version (which seems to get worse over time). It isn't just hideous...it's actively terrifying.
Deadpool's 4th wall breaks are because he is inexplicably aware of his place in the multiverse (i.e., that he is a fictional character in some universes) and needs to be snarky about it. So he's a perfect character to lead the MCU going forward.
If you like Morena Baccarin, and everyone should, you might want to check out the criminally-cut-short Joss Whedon "sci-fi western" series, "Firefly".
Couple of deeper-cut references to the comics in here. Deadpool was originally created as something of a parody of the wildly-successful "Wolverine" and all the knock-offs he inspired (similar to how the TMNT were originally a parody of Daredevil), hence the endless one-sided rivalry with both the character and Hugh Jackman. Bob the henchman was a longtime sidekick of Pool's, having previously been a faceless drone of AIM (which you may recall from Ironman 3). Lots of interesting stuff in there about what it would actually be like to be a working stiff in one of these giant evil organizations, similar to the deconstruction done in "The Venture Bros" of the modernist "Johnny Quest" "super-science" genre and how the peons would get on in that world (specifically Henchmen 21 and 24).
You're right about Ajax/Francis's "superpower" not really being much of one on its own. There's gotta be some implied regeneration in there, because "the inability to feel pain" is normally just called "leprosy" (now "Hansen's disease", because of all the nasty and unjustified social stigma) and is kinda the opposite of a superhuman ability.
The scene with Wade and Vanessa one-upping each other with stories about their abusive childhoods was almost certainly inspired by a "Monty Python before Monty Python" skit called "The Four Yorkshiremen". If you haven't seen it, it's 4 minutes that are very much worth your time (don't mind the visuals; it's meant to look just post-war as part of the satire. You might also recognize the fellow with the eyes as Marty Feldman from Mel Brooks' hilarious "Young Frankenstein"); ua-cam.com/video/VKHFZBUTA4k/v-deo.html
For my two cents; don't worry about watching older stuff or what-have-you. This is about getting to experience great stories through the eyes of someone who's fun to hang with and has never seen them before. As long as it's new and/or interesting to you, that's all that matters. Thanks for another great reaction!
Deadpool was a play on the DC villain Deathstroke. I forget the whole story, but Deadpool was really based on that guy, but insane, 4th wall breaking, and gross.
She's also in Gotham.
Bob wasn't working for AIM, he was in Hydra.
@@kallistikaleid Yep, based on DC's Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke; former US Special Forces and part of a failed military experiment to create super soldiers. It left him with enhanced strength, reflexes and limited regeneration but also stripped away his empathy, leaving him a sociopath. Worked as a mercenary and assassin and became one of the main rogues for the Teen Titans.
One of Ryan's earliest shows was, IIRC, "Two Guys and a Girl", with Nathan Fillon, who starred with Morena in the aforementioned "Firefly" and "Serenity", the film spin off.
The references to hugh jackman and Wolverine, are because they're really good friends and they make fun of each other a lot in the media.
My favorite part is the very end when reference, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", with a parody of its ending. ✌️❤️🌹
I remember seeing this when it was in theaters. Ryan Rynolds doesn’t just play Deadpool he is Deadpool this movie is a masterpiece/💎 you are correct at 35:29 that is Deadpool’s greatest power his healing factor it is greater than Wolverine’s healing factor.
I've been a fan of Morena Baccarin(Vanessa) since watching Firefly and Serenity. I look forward to seeing any of the alumni of that show and movie in other projects.
ever notice she's almost ALWAYS playing a prostitute of some sort?
Sweet! Hope you do the sequel soon as well. Thanks for sharing!
Despite it's content, and nature, this is a masterpiece in movie making. It hits the mark on ever point, and constantly surprises and entertains from beginning to end.
When Wade talks about the outside world and Looks into the camera. IT is called "Breaking the Fourth Wall"
Something the comic book has done since the beginning
The professor was played by James McAvoy and Sir Patrick Stewart depending on the film.
A couple of things...
Deadpool (Wade Wilson) was a mercenary before all of this. Sometimes referred to as "The Merc with a Mouth". His character actually shows up in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Wade is the character they turn into Weapon X. (They put stolen mutant powers into him.) There is an easter egg earlier in this movie that shows the action figure of that character.
Another easter egg you may have missed... the "Boss battle" takes place on the deck of a scraped Helicarrier from Avengers. :)
But I've never understood why Deadpool's healing and regeneration doesn't "heal" his appearence.
Deadpool's healing factor can only generate more cancer. So it will replace lost parts and keep him alive, but he's essentially a walking tumor.
Oh, I have been waiting for this. The crass humor just doesn't stop, and it's so refreshing. I still can't get through the freeway scene with Colossus without laughing. 21:35 If you've watched Doctor Who, you likely know where my brain went on "moisturizing." Can't wait to see you check out the sequel.
My eyes were watering I was laughing so hard by the time the freeway scene was over
The very end of the movie in the hallway was referencing the 80’s movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”
It's so fun to see even now people see deadpool and why it's so beloved as a movie
Negasonic Teenage Warhead is named after a 1995 song by the band Monster Magnet.
Also, that place where the final battle happens is a crashed SHIELD Heli-Carrier.
You're welcome!
Watching MIss Blue's face during the movie was more funny than the actual movie..She is now one of my favorite Reviewers
Did she even get the Ferris Bueller knock off at the end?
@@nsasupporter7557 She ,I believe is from Bulgaria,They don't see many American films there
@@fannybuster plus she’s only like 20… if even that, isn’t she?
@@nsasupporter7557 Yes I believe so
Gun powder actually is one of the best smells
These days it would be cordite, technically, unless you're firing custom or pre-1889 ammo. Cordite's the stuff that didn't envelop the battlefield in an impenetrable fog of smoke. But that's a nitpick; everyone knows what you mean, colloquially, when you say "gunpowder".
Edit: my bad, cordite's been replaced by the triple-base propellants. Still, it's a nitpick, as the colloquialism stands.
This was my favorite Non-MCU Film. I remember seeing the leaked concept footage way back in 2015 and being hyped when they announced the full movie later that year. I love all the meta 4th wall breaks and how it both makes fun of and leans into the skid of typical movie tropes and pulls it up beautifully.
where the F are those four walls? 🤦
@@theredeemer1644 basically when he's interacting with the audience, he's breaking the 4th wall
If you watch ultimate spider-man animated series he does this few times in an episode
Deadpool is what happens when you take a fundamentally good guy, make him very sarcastic, very skilled, then make him immortal.
He’s me, minus immortal, and at least a little of the skill. Getting shot hurts and I’m a good shot but I’m not that good.
Maximum effort.
There are actually multiple scenes that show them putting collars on mutated people in the movie those collars are restraint collars that's how they keep everybody under control once they get mutated and that's why they don't have any rebellions
Loved the end credits scene. A reference to the end of Ferris Bueller
"Your girlfriends probably thinking, 'Wait a minute, this is a superhero movie, but that guy in the red suit turned the other guy into a fucking kabob.' Well, I may be super,but I'm no hero. By the way, this is a murder you're witnessing." Lol!
This is a horror movie, romance movie, action, sci-fy, and comedy what a bonus
@@YaBoiTrent Did you mean Sci-fi? If not, what's Sci-fy?
Yes sorry
There are control collars that take away mutant abilities from anybody wearing them. That is how they control people once they acquire superhuman abilities. The collars only get removed when it is time for the super abilities to be used, afterwards the collar goes right back on. Deadpool 2 shows you exactly how that system works.
Great reaction (haven't seen this one done before). And I see you've covered a bunch of other awesome stuff as well...Subscribed. ✌
FYI: There is a comic out there where all of Deapools severed bodyparts come together and are crazy evil
The woman who plays "Angel" is a legit real life MMA fighting Bad Ass who got into a spot of bother for some spicy memes but still an absolute badass.
Loved your reaction. Funny thing is this: When Deadpool says they "don't have that kind of money" for the movie, he's not lying. The production budget was actually only about 58 million, since Fox wasn't sure if this was gonna be a hit. In fact, the only reason it was made at all is because a crew member leaked some of the test footage they'd done, and people liked it.
Needless to say, after Deadpool became a huge box office success, the sequel got a budget of 110 million.
And that crew member was called Bryan Breynolds I think ;)
Way late to this but your reaction was so amazing! I had a smile on my face the whole time! Definitely earned a sub from me!
There are two actors playing Professor X. In the early 2000s Patrick Stewart played Professor X and later James McAvoy played a younger version in of professor X. Deadpool is so cool. I don’t think any other actor could play him. You’ll love the second Deadpool. Try to get the Super Duper Cut (the extended version) then after watching that they released a PG13 version of Deadpool 2 called “Once Upon a Deadpool”. I heard that they finally greenlit Deadpool 3.
Gotta be honest, I _mostly_ thought the theatrical release was better.
I never get tired in watching Deadpool 1 n 2 besides Venom these movies are very awesome n entertaining btw your Channel is one of the best Reacts here on UA-cam Trixy keep up the amazing work!
"Professor X? Which one, Patrick Steward, or James McAvoy?"
Plastic surgeons CAN'T fix it though, he'd heal on the operating table. :P
He heals somewhat slowly though so if they removed enough tissue or worked really fast I bet he could undergo a surgery. Like how the bullet hole in his forearm starts closing up or how his hand grows back; it isn't instant, it takes a little bit. I don't think something like a skin graft would ever work though because his body would (likely) just heal back to "normal" under it and shed off the graft even after it was attached. With his healing, it's highly dubious that it'd ever be possible for him to look like Ryan Reynolds again imo
I don't know if his body would take to any surgery, but it'd at least be possible to get in there and try. He'd probably out heal anything substantial they tried to do and/or his healing would just undo it anyways though so I gotta agree
@@Heroo01 Perhaps, but that that kind of surgery? You could get every surgeon in Hollywood's collective rolodexes and that's still an 18 hour surgery. He'd be changing the margins too quickly for that fine detail.
Not to say anything of the fact that Wade's constitution renders him mostly immune to tranquilizers up to and including anesthesia and pretty much no doctor could focus while he mouthed off the whole time.
@@Heroo01 Masque could fix him i think.
@@jerryadams6799 A mask? I think that's already what he uses to fix it lol
@@Heroo01 Masque had that code name because he could reshape peoples faces which he used to torment or even kill his victims most of his life in spite because he could not alter his own grotesque appearance. but (much) later he became a good guy. basically he could change people's features usually in grotesque ways but he could also make aesthetically pleasing changes when he wasn't being an _________. it wasn't surgical either; -it was a kind of telekinetic power which treated a person's flesh like maleable putty in his hands.
You're going to LOVE Deadpool 2. :)
If you didn't know, that post credit scene is a reference to Ferris Buelers day off, it has the exact same end credit, down to the wall paper and robe.
there are so many little references and jokes in this one, so it would be exhausting to name them all. One important thing to know about the character of deadpool is that the same torture that gave him powers, also drove him mad, so he is aware of the fact that he is a fictional character. he often breaks the fourth wall like this in his comic book too, so it's part of him.
At the very end of the movie when Deadpool says you’re still here where he is wearing the bath robe. That is a reference to the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
If anything about Deadpools origin confuses you let me explain.
Basically he has a mutant Gene in his body (Mutant genes give people powers) but Wade’s gene needed to be activated for it to work. And for it to activate his body had to be put under extreme stress, all other attempts failed. So there final attempt was too take Wade’s oxygen away. Which activated his gene.
His superhuman powers are as follows: Superhuman Strength, Speed, Stamina, A healing factor that makes him actually impossible to kill. No matter what Wade can’t die.
In the comic version of his character, his story his amazingly similar. The only difference between Wade’s story in the comics, is he was injected with Wolverine’s DNA.
I’m assuming you know who Wolverine is so.
Hahahahaha yes I love it so much. Your reactions are priceless Blue
Nice reaction, you actually got a lot of the references
Speaking of 4th wall breaking, wait until you review "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
Deadpool/Wade Wilson is Marvel's parody of DC comics' Deathstroke/Slade Wilson. He never stops talking, constantly breaks the fourth wall and is essentially immortal. This film was made in large part due to the character's poor design and treatment in one of the X-Men movies. Ryan Reynolds and Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman like to mess with each other
The worlds worth of breathable air is a mix of mostly oxygen. A combination of other gases. Pure oxygen is highly flammable to even the let’s say the microscopic electricity that happens between a comb and a long length of hair. We would know it as that electric shock we get touch door handles.or frames what have you. That happens all the time with combs even if we can’t feel it. There was a reason the world thought that the world ignite in flames if someone dropped an atomic bomb.
And these oxygen filled tanks like those are used today. But anything that can give any type of energy that can conduct any type of charge. Is supposed to be absolutely forbidden for the sake of the victim. I hope this will clear some of your questions up a little. Loved the reaction!!! Keep ‘em coming,
Deadpool is a comic book character who knows he's a comic book character.
FINALLY!!! An awesome reaction!
Now I crave reaction to Deadpool 2
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Bob is actually a Marvel comic character. Full name: Bob agent of Hydra
i skipped exactly to the moment where u said " i know that some people skip through it but thank you very much" :D so i guess u meant me f.e. :DDD
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
His regeneration would make him impossible to take under the knife, no?
Fantastic reaction.
You were saying about him using a plastic surgeon for his face. Won't work. The problem is he still has cancer, and it's causing all the scarring. It's just that his healing factor won't let it kill him. Stalemate, basically.
BEST REACTION EVER! 😂
What gets me about colossus' reaction when Deadpool shoots Ajax is why he was sick. Negasonic blasted that van and squashed one of the men Ajax had against a wall. I doubt he survived. What's the difference?
Great movie. First time here, and you are fun to watch with your reactions. I played the video game of deadpool on console. Dead Pool 2 was great.
A lot of the references are not to X-Men, just old. Like when he called the girl Sinead, he refers to a female singer with shaven head, Sinead O'Connor.
I notice you cut out all his Canadian jokes you do realize Ryan Reynolds and Deadpool are Canadian
Deadpool cracks me UP!
😂 very honest and good reaction.
Ajax’s power is super quick reflexes but the side effects were every nerve was basically singed to the point he no longer felt pain or anything else so he has no natural inhibition so he can push his body to its limits