I always find it weird hearing people say that Tatum's accent is bad. That's an actual Cajun accent, as in the one he grew up with. I don't know if people are used to different versions of the accent, but his sounds damn near spot on
Not a lot of people have been exposed to that accent. I didn't even know it was an accurate portrayal until after I watched the movie. It didn't bother me, but I can understand how it would bother other people.
@@reggielacey2235 Except it's a legitimate Cajun accent, which is Gambit's accent. But by all means, feel free to describe actual real life accents as "not good"
Yeah his dad is full on Cajun and he had the accent when younger and had to drop it for Hollywood. However, he did ramp of the accent to be more exaggerated and harder to understand, on Ryan Renolds request. Which makes his dialogue coach line a meta joke.
That's probably because most people are used to hearing actual bad Cajun accents from the movies and when they hear one that is pretty authentic it sounds bad.
Watch his access Hollywood interview talking about his accent. He literally explains that he made it worse for the jokes, and then made it more clear at times when Ryan said the information needed to be relayed. Literally says in the interview that he never even tried that accent before this film. Why do people feel the need to make things up like this? It just spreads misinformation.
When he plays Gambit in his own movie (And he damn well _better_ get his own movie, after this!) he'd be directed to tone it down to a mild accent, with only a few interjections or exclamations in full-on Cajun mode, sprinkled in for "flavour".
That entire scene where Deadpool and Wolverine link arms to share the load of the antimatter with their healing factors almost brings a tear to my eye every time.
Apparently, the Cajun accent Tatum was using was actually very accurate. The one used in the TV show was not as good but is the one everyone thinks of.
@illyahrthebard3303 I know it's technically more complex than that, but it's basically the same thing as explaining how Bruce Wayne is Terry McGinnis' real father
This movie was hyped beyond belief and it more than lived up to expectations. Its not only a love letter to Deadpool and Wolverine, but to the entire Fox era of superhero movies, while also making fun of them in a way that's charming rather than meanspirited. No joke, even if Ryan and Hugh never return as these versions of the characters; I'm satisfied. This was THAT satisfying of a sendoff.
The scene outside the shwarma shop was not just a throwback to The Avengers, it was also a throwback to the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Ryan Reynolds is a big fan of John Candy and this is just one John Candy Easter egg in this movie. Them sitting on the bench and Wolverine coming back with Wade to meet with his friends is straight out of Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
Matthew Macfadyen is overlooked here because he's a tertiary antagonist of sorts, but his acting is spectacular in this. He subtly behaves in a very 'paradoxical' way
When logan fights DP in the void, the claws coming out is the most comic accurate thing in any comic book movie ever made. The shape of the claws, the metal housings they come out of, even the three little lines in the housings. Also this wolverine is the most powerful one, he one shotted sabretooth, and Fox's wolverine always had trouble fighting him. Part where blade tells DP he doesn't like him refers to when they both were in blade 3, and rumors were that snipes hated him. Tatum was supposed to be in the gambit movie like around 10 years ago, never got made. It's why the others said the TVA put them in the void, and he mentions how he doesn't know how he got here, because his movie was never made, there was no one for the TVA to get, so he was born in the void. The meta, on top of meta jokes is incredible
"I waited a long time for this team-up. You wanna know somethin'? You're the BEST Wolverine." No acting...just a dude telling his real-life best friend the absolute heartfelt truth.
I know others mentioned Ladypool and Kidpool being voiced by Blake and their daughter, but Babypool is voiced by their new son, and Nicepool is played by Ryan's twin brother Gordon, whom Ryan hates with a passion. So like Wade said at the beginning, this is a Family Film! Also, Chris insisted on the monologue about Cassandra we saw at the end.
i don't remember the full thing but i know that part of Ryan bringing in Rob Delaney to be Peter and have a sizeable role was to have that Peter-Pool scene where all the Deadpool's love him, call him a legend, and praise him as part of him being a strong heartfelt man who had recently dealt with the loss of his 2 year old son from Brain Cancer. He wanted to do the scene for Rob to let him know he's a great man and loved.
This was such a lovely farewell to the 20th Century Fox Marvel era, X-men, Daredevil, Blade, Punisher, Elektra, Fantastic 4, everything that pre-dated Marvel going independent with Iron-Man (before Disney bought them, of course) Hugh Jackman is so good, that little glance of regret after he rips into Deaadpool in the car, the fact that it was his idea for it to be the Worst Wolverine that goes on this journey, he really is a treasure.
51:26 Yeah, Nicepool is the variant of Wade that went to therapy instead of trying to get super powers. He got the medical treatment he needed, so never went to Francis to awaken his regeneration.
Where did you find that info? (Genuine curiosity, not sarcasm) All i knew was that nicepool couldn't regenerate because he's only a character in this movie (no comics).
@KandiStomper A few logical presumptions. 1) Nicepool doesn't have regeneration, so he never went to get super powers 2) Wade had extreme cancer that was going to kill him. Nicepool is still alive, so the cancer was treated 3) No super powers and no cancer means Vanessa convinced him to keep looking for options. 4) Extreme medical procedures often come with mental health checks, so Wade likely spoke to a therapist during/after the procedures
Seriously, as an all-round Marvel fan I had a BLAST from beginning to end with this movie. It was everything I wanted it to be and catching the comic references was so satisfying.
The Gossip Girl reference and the "I'm telling Blake" line was perfect foreshadowing for the fact that she and the rest of Ryan's family were in the movie too. ❤
Let’s F**KING go, this was honestly the perfect send off to the Fox X-Men Universe. 36:05 I’m really happy for Channing by the way, He must have practiced the accent for YEARS!!!
If you watched the Celine music video from Deadpool 2, you would understand the opening song choice for this movie. It's an old joke that he managed to deliver on. 😁
No, that's what an Alabaman man with a lot of experience around Cajun accents sounds like after it is passed through an INTENTIONALLY bad comic filter. He himself said he can do it better but they chose to make it worse for the jokes.
They didn't go TOO big picture. They were heading somewhere with all of that and then had to pivot when the Kang actor got into all that controversy. And the Infinity Wars/Endgame culmination took a decade to reach. It's only been 5 years since endgame and they had to pivot and change the plan in the last 2 years. I think people keep forgetting how long and spread out those phases actually were.
Not sure if you skipped the credits but they actually have a cool video alongside the credits where it’s the behind the scenes making of the first X-Men movie.
The dance was done by someone else not Ryan and it was done so good even Ryan in the conference was like....I wish I could dance like him....at first it was thought a tease...but it's real
I'm English and have no problem understanding Gambit. Guess hearing Brummies (from Birmingham), Geordies (from Newcastle), Scousers (from Liverpool), Glaswegians (Glasgow) and the other strong regional accents on a almost daily basis has been good training
One of my top 2 favorite movies of the year unfortunately Sonic 3 which I watched last Friday somehow managed to take my number one but I loved this movie so much getting an R Rated Wolverine and the return of so many Fox Movie characters made this amazing for me
I'd love to see some reactions to the old cartoon X-Men: Evolution. It has some of the best takes on various characters, and is where a certain hero was first introduced May have to wait until you've finished Korra though.
It seems to me like Marvel's big problem after End Game is that Covid shut down production for a year, right when Disney + started up and they felt pressured to over-compensate and just push out content to make up for it. Lately they've slowed down and started putting out solid hits again.
Believe it or not if u listen to a real Cajun accent it's actually a little harsher then that , channings dad is Cajun and his accent is actually pretty good ! People just aren't used to channing sounding that way so it seems weird.
To-date...I've not seen a single reactor yet not be dumbstruck or made wildly uncomfortable by Logan's total verbal ass-brutalization of Deadpool. Both times in the theatre, the entire audience was dead fuckin silent. It's such a jarring shift of tone and pace...and yet it FITS...because Logan has an absolutely valid reason to be THAT pissed at that moment. And Hugh just fuckin DELIVERS. I'll almost guarantee that after they filmed that scene, Hugh and Ryan needed to hug-it-out. Acting or not, that was just a brutal sequence, and one of the few times in the movie they didn't really have fun doing it.
more on the accent. i have seen people call it cajun french. its a thing you can google it. to be honest french cajun sounds more right but people and the internet call it cajun french so there it is.
Apparently, the only thing that Disney said no to during development was the depiction or use of drugs. But in truly typical Deadpool fashion, they turned it into a running joke about cocaine throughout the movie. 😄
My only real issue with this movie, is they say this is Earth 10005 (Same Earth as the rest of the Fox X-Men movies). We know the Fox movies got rebooted after the time travel shit in, I think it was Apocalypse? And we were told multiple times that Logan takes place in a separate universe and in the Logan movie, we see Mutants are basically extinct. But then this movie claims this is the universe Logan did his epic sacrifice and how he was the anchor being here. But then why is there an active X-Men (Colossus being here, and the rest of the X-Men being seen in the 2nd Deadpool movie) if the events of Logan also happened here? And why would X-23 be in the void if this universe was still active? I'm assuming we're to believe that the Fox X-Men Wolverine went through similar events as the Logan Wolverine where he dies protecting X-23, but the whole mutant extinction thing didn't happen? But then why was he alone with no backup? I wish Colossus and Wolverine could have had ANY dialogue in this, considering Wolverine now has X-Men friends again in this new universe and has taken a dead Wolverine's place who Colossus surely was friends with.
Please tell me you didn't skip the mid-credits montage, but just cut it out for the UA-cam edit! Since you were talking about _Moon Knight_ and that it would feel too much like having to do "required reading", if they brought him back years later - did you notice that they brought back the _Moon Knight_ cupcake truck, as part of the wasteland convoy?
This movie will be the last time we ever see Hugh with that body. The suit blowing off showing those abs, those abs were real, he did the full workout and diet to get the body back. God bless him for giving us one last shot of that body.
I always find it weird hearing people say that Tatum's accent is bad. That's an actual Cajun accent, as in the one he grew up with. I don't know if people are used to different versions of the accent, but his sounds damn near spot on
Not a lot of people have been exposed to that accent. I didn't even know it was an accurate portrayal until after I watched the movie. It didn't bother me, but I can understand how it would bother other people.
@@Vejitatheouji Yeah I don't think people commonly encounter the accent, it's a tough one to understand but it is legit.
Doesn't make it good
@@reggielacey2235 Except it's a legitimate Cajun accent, which is Gambit's accent. But by all means, feel free to describe actual real life accents as "not good"
@@reggielacey2235Yes it objectively is. It's accurate and that makes it good.
Channing Tatum didn't put on a fake Cajun accent for this role. He just used his natural one, since he grew up in the area.
Yeah his dad is full on Cajun and he had the accent when younger and had to drop it for Hollywood. However, he did ramp of the accent to be more exaggerated and harder to understand, on Ryan Renolds request. Which makes his dialogue coach line a meta joke.
That's probably because most people are used to hearing actual bad Cajun accents from the movies and when they hear one that is pretty authentic it sounds bad.
That is in fact NOT his normal accent. He did spend time in his youth in rural Mississippi but he kept his parents (and his) Alabama accent.
Watch his access Hollywood interview talking about his accent. He literally explains that he made it worse for the jokes, and then made it more clear at times when Ryan said the information needed to be relayed. Literally says in the interview that he never even tried that accent before this film. Why do people feel the need to make things up like this? It just spreads misinformation.
When he plays Gambit in his own movie (And he damn well _better_ get his own movie, after this!) he'd be directed to tone it down to a mild accent, with only a few interjections or exclamations in full-on Cajun mode, sprinkled in for "flavour".
According to a lot of Louisiana / Cajun viewers, Tatum's accent is spot on
Makes sense. He himself is Cajun.
Woooo
Doesn't make it good
@@reggielacey2235 Guess your ability to type English isnt good, since being accurate dont mean its good.
@@reggielacey2235 Depends on what you mean by "good"...
That entire scene where Deadpool and Wolverine link arms to share the load of the antimatter with their healing factors almost brings a tear to my eye every time.
For real, I was emotional when Logan put the mask on, but when we got the quote: I am THE X-man.
I teared up for sure
It's a nod to Guardians of the Galaxy.
33:12 Fine acting from Hugh right there. It was amazing seeing him make Deadpool speechless.
Apparently, the Cajun accent Tatum was using was actually very accurate. The one used in the TV show was not as good but is the one everyone thinks of.
Fun fact:
Ryan Reynolds's wife and daughter play Ladypool and Kidpool respectively
Baby pool was also a CGI of their newborn, Blake Lively did indeed have a kid shortly before the movie, thus nice pools joke
In case you guys didn't know, Azazel, the guy who looks like a red Nightcrawler, is his dad in comics, with Mystique being his mom
He wasn't, then he was, then he kinda was lol
@illyahrthebard3303 I know it's technically more complex than that, but it's basically the same thing as explaining how Bruce Wayne is Terry McGinnis' real father
Thats always a debatable and strange topic. Especially since nightcrawler is severely older than azazel (character creation wise).
This movie was hyped beyond belief and it more than lived up to expectations. Its not only a love letter to Deadpool and Wolverine, but to the entire Fox era of superhero movies, while also making fun of them in a way that's charming rather than meanspirited.
No joke, even if Ryan and Hugh never return as these versions of the characters; I'm satisfied. This was THAT satisfying of a sendoff.
The scene outside the shwarma shop was not just a throwback to The Avengers, it was also a throwback to the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Ryan Reynolds is a big fan of John Candy and this is just one John Candy Easter egg in this movie. Them sitting on the bench and Wolverine coming back with Wade to meet with his friends is straight out of Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
Man Hugh his acting in those emotional moments is insane
Matthew Macfadyen is overlooked here because he's a tertiary antagonist of sorts, but his acting is spectacular in this. He subtly behaves in a very 'paradoxical' way
When logan fights DP in the void, the claws coming out is the most comic accurate thing in any comic book movie ever made. The shape of the claws, the metal housings they come out of, even the three little lines in the housings. Also this wolverine is the most powerful one, he one shotted sabretooth, and Fox's wolverine always had trouble fighting him. Part where blade tells DP he doesn't like him refers to when they both were in blade 3, and rumors were that snipes hated him. Tatum was supposed to be in the gambit movie like around 10 years ago, never got made. It's why the others said the TVA put them in the void, and he mentions how he doesn't know how he got here, because his movie was never made, there was no one for the TVA to get, so he was born in the void. The meta, on top of meta jokes is incredible
Of course, its easier to one shot someone when you're not worried about sequels...
"I waited a long time for this team-up. You wanna know somethin'? You're the BEST Wolverine."
No acting...just a dude telling his real-life best friend the absolute heartfelt truth.
I"M SO GLAD YOU GUYS REACTED TO THIS I"VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS LFG!!!!!!!
I know others mentioned Ladypool and Kidpool being voiced by Blake and their daughter, but Babypool is voiced by their new son, and Nicepool is played by Ryan's twin brother Gordon, whom Ryan hates with a passion. So like Wade said at the beginning, this is a Family Film!
Also, Chris insisted on the monologue about Cassandra we saw at the end.
i don't remember the full thing but i know that part of Ryan bringing in Rob Delaney to be Peter and have a sizeable role was to have that Peter-Pool scene where all the Deadpool's love him, call him a legend, and praise him as part of him being a strong heartfelt man who had recently dealt with the loss of his 2 year old son from Brain Cancer. He wanted to do the scene for Rob to let him know he's a great man and loved.
2:57 love how you guys say it at the same time
This movie is absolutely pure gold. It was just a joy to watch, and I will watch it again and again for many years to come 😂😂
This was such a lovely farewell to the 20th Century Fox Marvel era, X-men, Daredevil, Blade, Punisher, Elektra, Fantastic 4, everything that pre-dated Marvel going independent with Iron-Man (before Disney bought them, of course)
Hugh Jackman is so good, that little glance of regret after he rips into Deaadpool in the car, the fact that it was his idea for it to be the Worst Wolverine that goes on this journey, he really is a treasure.
There's a Fox tribute during the credits if yall wanna watch that at some point :)
This
Yeah, this is definitely a movie that has it all in spades. I even loved the montage during the credits with all of the nostalgia.
Rolled out of the theater opening night with a huge grin on my face; so many great moments and not being spoiled at all...
Totally glad to enjoy your reactions!
This was fun! I enjoyed laughing and fangirling with you, Ken, Beth, and your cute pooch
Hugh Jackman really brought his A game in this one. He added so much of the heart this movie needed.
Big’ol bear hug to ya both, happy holidays!🎄😁👍
51:26 Yeah, Nicepool is the variant of Wade that went to therapy instead of trying to get super powers. He got the medical treatment he needed, so never went to Francis to awaken his regeneration.
Seems like the dog did instead
Where did you find that info? (Genuine curiosity, not sarcasm)
All i knew was that nicepool couldn't regenerate because he's only a character in this movie (no comics).
@KandiStomper A few logical presumptions.
1) Nicepool doesn't have regeneration, so he never went to get super powers
2) Wade had extreme cancer that was going to kill him. Nicepool is still alive, so the cancer was treated
3) No super powers and no cancer means Vanessa convinced him to keep looking for options.
4) Extreme medical procedures often come with mental health checks, so Wade likely spoke to a therapist during/after the procedures
@@illyahrthebard3303 ah ok i thought there was somehow some official canon that somehow slid past me. I do like your backstory though. 😁
Your dog is super chill. So cute haha ❤❤❤
Seriously, as an all-round Marvel fan I had a BLAST from beginning to end with this movie. It was everything I wanted it to be and catching the comic references was so satisfying.
The Gossip Girl reference and the "I'm telling Blake" line was perfect foreshadowing for the fact that she and the rest of Ryan's family were in the movie too. ❤
Let’s F**KING go, this was honestly the perfect send off to the Fox X-Men Universe.
36:05 I’m really happy for Channing by the way, He must have practiced the accent for YEARS!!!
He did, since he was six, at the earliest, given his Dad was actually Cajun and he picked up the accent from him
This has probably the greatest opening credits in movie history! 😂
Why is Thor Crying ?!?!?
Yesss!!! Love the new intro... Merry Christmas btw... 🎉🎉🎉 Excuse me, is this the second account?
Enjoyed the reaction and the edit was better than most other channels. 👍
LFG!
P.s. I totally lost my shit at the cinemas when cameos started to appear lol
If you watched the Celine music video from Deadpool 2, you would understand the opening song choice for this movie. It's an old joke that he managed to deliver on. 😁
People just dont know what an actual Cajun accent sounds like so they crap on Tatum, when in fact that is what a Cajun accent sounds like
No, that's what an Alabaman man with a lot of experience around Cajun accents sounds like after it is passed through an INTENTIONALLY bad comic filter. He himself said he can do it better but they chose to make it worse for the jokes.
It's a Christmas Miracle that you guys are finally watching Deadpool and Wolverine. LFG!!! 9:10 Also "Why is thor crying?"
They didn't go TOO big picture. They were heading somewhere with all of that and then had to pivot when the Kang actor got into all that controversy.
And the Infinity Wars/Endgame culmination took a decade to reach. It's only been 5 years since endgame and they had to pivot and change the plan in the last 2 years. I think people keep forgetting how long and spread out those phases actually were.
Cassandra nova definitely made me feel a certain way in the theater.
Yukio is entirely far too adorable. She's basically sugar and sparkles made human lol
The end credit scene is the best one ive ever seen.
Laura killing Juggernaut = part of MK11 Kabal’s 2nd fatality
Not sure if you skipped the credits but they actually have a cool video alongside the credits where it’s the behind the scenes making of the first X-Men movie.
No no, Ken, the real question is how do you NOT know classic Avril Lavigne songs? 😂
50:25 I love that he brought in Blake lively for this scene lol. Also, baby pool is their kid in a costume so this movie was a full on family affair❤
Gambit's a Cajun you're not supposed to be able to understand him.
The dance was done by someone else not Ryan and it was done so good even Ryan in the conference was like....I wish I could dance like him....at first it was thought a tease...but it's real
I always watch any movie or show as like I’m reading a comic book and/or manga flipping threw pages and I went there high at the movies shit was sick
it could be easy to over do the 4th wall breaks and comments, but these folks got it right perfectly 🙂 "I'm telling Blake!" 🤣
Loved watching deadpool and wolverine reactions ❤❤❤
I love the X-Men movies so much man their my childhood alongside the original sam raimi Spider-Man movies and the christopher nolan batman movies
This is where the fun begins!! 🙏🏽💪
Did you really skip the Fox-Farewell credits?
The cowboy deadpool is voiced by Matthew McConaughey and the floating headpool is voiced by Nathan Fillion
I'm English and have no problem understanding Gambit. Guess hearing Brummies (from Birmingham), Geordies (from Newcastle), Scousers (from Liverpool), Glaswegians (Glasgow) and the other strong regional accents on a almost daily basis has been good training
Yet that is a real Cajun accent.....
Fun Fact Lady pool Kid pool and Baby pool are Ryan Reynolds wife and children.
24:10 HA! You guys! Your reaction is S-Tier priceless!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
One of my top 2 favorite movies of the year unfortunately Sonic 3 which I watched last Friday somehow managed to take my number one but I loved this movie so much getting an R Rated Wolverine and the return of so many Fox Movie characters made this amazing for me
When i first watched this i had to pause it like 2 or three times because i couldnt breathe 🤣🤣
Oh the cameos are so awesome
This was a delight.
Kid pool is played by one of Ryan’s daughters
Love the RWBY MERCH. Yang is my favorite
You cut out the tribute!? Too many tears?
Lsdy pool is voiced by Blake Lively and her and Ryans oldest is Kidpool.
yo, that puppy is identical to my sisters. such a cutie.
I'd love to see some reactions to the old cartoon X-Men: Evolution. It has some of the best takes on various characters, and is where a certain hero was first introduced
May have to wait until you've finished Korra though.
It seems to me like Marvel's big problem after End Game is that Covid shut down production for a year, right when Disney + started up and they felt pressured to over-compensate and just push out content to make up for it. Lately they've slowed down and started putting out solid hits again.
Believe it or not if u listen to a real Cajun accent it's actually a little harsher then that , channings dad is Cajun and his accent is actually pretty good ! People just aren't used to channing sounding that way so it seems weird.
@ 42:54 That's Nightcrawler's dad.
14:45 Superman as Wolverine just feels right. All he needs is a slightly larger widow's peak and is Hugh Jackman's perfect replacement.
Sounded more like Geralt tbh. Far from his Superman role
And he’s already in his 40’s. Plus Feige mentioned they’re not recasting Wolverine for a while. At least not til Hugh is 90 😅
To-date...I've not seen a single reactor yet not be dumbstruck or made wildly uncomfortable by Logan's total verbal ass-brutalization of Deadpool. Both times in the theatre, the entire audience was dead fuckin silent.
It's such a jarring shift of tone and pace...and yet it FITS...because Logan has an absolutely valid reason to be THAT pissed at that moment. And Hugh just fuckin DELIVERS.
I'll almost guarantee that after they filmed that scene, Hugh and Ryan needed to hug-it-out. Acting or not, that was just a brutal sequence, and one of the few times in the movie they didn't really have fun doing it.
In the comics Wolverine is 5'3".
If you build it HE will come.. tsk tsk..
more on the accent. i have seen people call it cajun french. its a thing you can google it. to be honest french cajun sounds more right but people and the internet call it cajun french so there it is.
Apparently, the only thing that Disney said no to during development was the depiction or use of drugs. But in truly typical Deadpool fashion, they turned it into a running joke about cocaine throughout the movie. 😄
you guys are so much fun and i look forward to your stuff in 2025!
Ladypool, babypool, and kidpool are ryan's family. Cowboypool is matthew mcconaughey
The version you watch was a little different from the theater version
Did they edit out the word, "Canada"?
So many "if you don't know" jokes.
They really needed to get Mel Brooks.
The red nightcrawler look a like was Azazel, in the comics he was Nightcrawler's dad.
Wouldnt Nightcrawler be the look a like if he was spawn from his daddy?
Well he was until recent comics where apparently Mystic is the father with another woman, it's weird af
FTA❤
Merry Christmas💓
Aww, you all skipped through the credits. There's a little 20th Century Fox Memorial montage video during the credits.
My only real issue with this movie, is they say this is Earth 10005 (Same Earth as the rest of the Fox X-Men movies). We know the Fox movies got rebooted after the time travel shit in, I think it was Apocalypse? And we were told multiple times that Logan takes place in a separate universe and in the Logan movie, we see Mutants are basically extinct. But then this movie claims this is the universe Logan did his epic sacrifice and how he was the anchor being here. But then why is there an active X-Men (Colossus being here, and the rest of the X-Men being seen in the 2nd Deadpool movie) if the events of Logan also happened here? And why would X-23 be in the void if this universe was still active?
I'm assuming we're to believe that the Fox X-Men Wolverine went through similar events as the Logan Wolverine where he dies protecting X-23, but the whole mutant extinction thing didn't happen? But then why was he alone with no backup? I wish Colossus and Wolverine could have had ANY dialogue in this, considering Wolverine now has X-Men friends again in this new universe and has taken a dead Wolverine's place who Colossus surely was friends with.
The red guy is Azazel and is Nightcrawler’s father
Only after 2003. Mystique is/was his actual father.
LFG! I saw Deadpool & Wolverine in theaters with my best friend and I loved every second of it.
You have the goodest of boys
Please tell me you didn't skip the mid-credits montage, but just cut it out for the UA-cam edit!
Since you were talking about _Moon Knight_ and that it would feel too much like having to do "required reading", if they brought him back years later - did you notice that they brought back the _Moon Knight_ cupcake truck, as part of the wasteland convoy?
Shouldn't have skipped the credits! There was something there worth watching...
lol more reactors who have no idea what a cajun accent sounds like but just followed along with what Ryan was saying
14:41 So satisfying 😌
You’ll get the Nsync joke if you’ve watched the Celine Dion music video
nice pool was not inn any comic or something nice pool was a Ryan Reynolds original all the other deadpools tho are from comics if im right
No way you guys skipped the credits.....
This movie will be the last time we ever see Hugh with that body. The suit blowing off showing those abs, those abs were real, he did the full workout and diet to get the body back. God bless him for giving us one last shot of that body.