X-23 should become the new wolverine. Makes the most sense also financially for marvel. You got the connection to hugh jackman while also using a new actor that people are familar with (and people like her) . Recasting hugh jackman with another dude would fire backwards. But hey they currently working on damaging rdj‘s legacy too😃
That blade cameo was f***ing insane and the fact they actually had Channing Tatum as Gambit and it DELIVERED was a dream come true 😮💨. Now I really want a Gambit movie and NEED Snipes back as Blade!!!
Notta fan of Chatham but Gambit is great. I miss my guy Snipe's and Blade. Y did they stop at three movies? New one's coming, not sure if I like this other actor.
@@joeychicago6322 Snipes and a stuntman got into a fight after Snipes hit the stuntman, while shooting a scene, on purpose. That blacklisted Snipes with the stuntmen in Hollywood as he didn't want to apologize -- and even mocked the situation -- and subsequently with the bizz in general, forcing him to shoot his movies in Eastern Europe (hard to do Hollywood action movies when Hollywood stuntmen don't wanna work with you). This weathered his career down for a while but fans love for Blade and others actors and directors loving Snipes kept him afloat
@@Kaerleiksbjorn What was the reason as to y this would even happen in the first place? Did the stunt man start it, or was Snipes on a power trip? I know he went threw the whole court issue...
Im 22 and did the same thing. I was named Logan after my Dad’s love for the xmen animated show. The xmen trilogy and fantastic 4 films were my childhood and were my start to nerd culture. Logan putting on his mask teared me up, and man that green day song and the credits I was full on crying happy tears
I’m almost 32, watched it back to back last night and cried both times at the end credits. That was such an unexpected heartfelt experience to include for all of us that have lived and loved these things for all these years. Glad to see I’m not the only one 🤓
My jaw legit DROPPED in the beginning scene. Its one of those scenes where if I read it on paper, I would think its the most insulting/ disrespectful thing in a Marvel movie. Instead it was one of the funniest and epic and immediately set the tone for the film. Definitely one of the funniest marvel intros since the Guardians Vol 2 fight.
It gave me chills when we see our Logan's Metallic bones and how his hair is still there, it reminds me of Kang in loki season 2 when his body was just left there to decay.
I recognized his voice but before speaking I realized who he was and yelled at the top of my lungs with joy seeing him play Human Torch again before Pyro embarrassed him…
I was the same way and I've been watching the MCU since the start. I didn't recognize his voice at all and even when he showed up, I was like "Which Cap variant is this?!"
That was the point of the joke, we were meant to think he was going to say Avengers Assemble just like Deadpool in the scene. I realized he was Johnny Storm about 5 seconds before he said Flame On 😆
This film was so much fun man. I could honestly feel the passion behind the project; you could that Reynolds and the rest of the crew genuinely loved making it. Watching it in a packed cinema was an incredible experience. Excited to watch your review, Sean!
Honestly for all the people that thought this might undo Logan, I don't look at it that way. Logan was still the end of an era. It was just the end of FOX/Classic X-MEN movies era and this starts Hugh Jackman's MCU run and it's a different Wolverine.
@decidueye2963 idk why you hating when the man is wealthier and healthier than you will ever be and Wolverine is described as a short hairy man goblin.
I really liked the jokes at the expense of the MCU’s current quality, what with the “multiverse not working” stuff and “you’re joining at kind of a low point.”
Honestly, seeing Snipes blade again is MY no way home moment alongside Keaton as batman in flash. I'd never thought I'd see the day All i needed was Cage Ghost Rider and my brain would have melted.
After Deadpool and Wolverine was over my friend and I were discussing that some of our favorite parts of the film were both from the opening credits fight/sequence of how awesome and hilarious the fight was between Deadpool and the TVA Agents, but also within that this one joke Deadpool made while holding the bones of the deceased Logan from Logan and saying “There are 206 bones in the human body, well 207 when I watch Gossip Girls.” was one of our favorite, random jokes from the film and then also the Honda Odyssey fight between Deadpool and Wolverine was just so hilarious and graphic that we were both dying laughing from it. There was just so many amazing, hilarious jokes and action/fight scenes throughout the movie that it was hard really picking a favorite. It was just all so fun and great.
I think the reason Deadpool repeats what Human Torch says because he ends his insults with “…and you can quote me.” That was the icing on the cake for me 🤣
I’ve noticed those who are giving this a mid or low rating tend to be people that aren’t thorough long time fans of the Marvel movies starting with Blade. This movie was full of fan service, dope movies, shocking cameos, and great action! Some pacing issues but still so damn good. 9/10!
And people who generally don’t like stuff like this to begin with. I’d say to them, just watch what you like instead of what you know that you don’t like
@@moritzkersting7563 In a deadpool movie - yes, it is enough when fan service actually lands and is well thought out. Deadpool movies are all about being a fun and entertaining movie. If you have a good time watching, the creators have achieved their goal.
Man this is probably now my comfort film so much nostalgia in one film. I cried when Hugh put on that mask my god, What a damn good time I enjoyed every second!!
I loved the movie! Lived up to all of the hype. Seeing Reynolds and Jackman together on screen was great, the heart worked for me. Loved the cameos! Chris Evans’ cameo was the best!
I'm really critical when it comes to movies and I definitely get where some critics giving it negative reviews are coming from but I loved this so much, it was just such a fun time. Was smiling the entire time
The opening with Deadpool doing some of the routine from *NSYNC Bye bye bye was hilarious . That scene , the car fight and Elektra , Blade , Gambit , Laura appearing were my favorite.
My theater may have gone a bit nuts when THAT X-Men character showed up. Mostly because i never thought we’d ever see him after the Fox merger happened.
I never watched Blade but I was shocked seeing the OG Blade played by Wesley Snipes appearing in this movie, and that was the best surprise from this movie 😂👍
The final fight scene at Cassandras base in the void is so good. Seeing elektra, x-23, and especially blade and gambit in action just felt right in every way possible
This was the most fun I’ve had since Endgame hands down. I never expected we were going to get such a fun homage to all of the Fox Marvel movies/characters but the cameos were so good. I have been a lifelong Gambit fan and to see him finally done CORRECTLY in a movie had me grinning the entire time, and the first 2 Blade movies have been some of my favorites since they came out so seeing Wesley back had me smiling even harder. It’s easy to trash on the “bad” Fox movies but so many of them are so nostalgic for a lot of us that that credit scene montage had me damn near choking up. This movie was awesome!
Deadpool defiling the corpse of Wolverine made me laugh out loud. The fact that Deadpool(Disney) is going back in to the grave to bring back Wolverine for the mcu has to be hilarious on so many levels. And in a way Deadpool and Wolverine are teaming up in the beginning of the film despite it being just Logan’s bones lol. 8/10 movie. Loved every minute of it.
Sean ! Big fan of the channel! I saw the movie just so I could watch this video lol ! This movie honestly saved my soul. The cameos were awesome and rewarding to see. Chris Evans coming back as human torch was honestly one of the coolest things. Rise of the silver surfer was my favorite movie as a kid and it felt like a hug . It’s nice to see past and new scenes at the end credits. Definitely the best of movie of the year so far .
I thought it was amazing, back to basics. Bringing to life the essence of comics, feels more like you’re actually reading a comic book than watching a superhero movie. Not much focus on over convoluted or over rationalized stories/storylines (only serve as setups), but rather the characters, team-ups, situations. action sequences, visuals, and comedy. Love it!
Best MCU Film Since NWH and is The Multiverse Of Madness we deserved. Jackman crushed it and his chemistry with Reynolds is magic. Snipes' Blade, Cavill's Wolverine And Tatum's Gambit are awesome cameos that worked so well. Hope they make Deadpool 4 Is Deadpool And Wolverine And Peter 3.
Is Deadpool & Wolverine a great movie? I wouldn’t say so. Is Deadpool & Wolverine solid entertainment that delivered what it advertised? Yes, I think so. There were a lot of moments I laughed at, the chemistry between Reynolds and Jackson is great, some enjoyable multiverse characters showed up, there was some nice emotion in the story, and while I wouldn’t say it’s on the level of the first two films, I dug the soundtrack. Of course there are flaws with this movie. The main one being that the plot is pretty thin. It’s not something I’ll be remembering this movie for. I don’t really know what I’ll think about this movie a year from now, but there was plenty to enjoy in my mind when I watched it yesterday afternoon.
Here’s a problem I realized (once again) when people go see comedy movies. Specially comedies like Deadpool that like to make fun of other things. A lot of people have trouble reading the room when they’re on another room. Deadpool movies make fun of the fox movies, but the behind the scene footage in the credits was clearly a love letter to those movies. I even teared up watching that. And putting the 20th century logo at the end of it not only payed homage to their superhero movies, but everything great that studio gave us for decades. It was a way for Disney to say “we know we didn’t just bought a studio, we bought an historical piece of everyone’s life and cinema itself”. And in my theater half the people laughed as if Disney was taking the piss at fox. This made me think once again that if people go to the theater knowing they should laugh they’ll laugh, even if they’re just assuming they should. I mean, the fox logo after celebrating the fox movies with time of your life playing over it? Who tf is taking that as a sick burn?
Going into it, I knew they had an homage to the entire Fox Marvel era in the credits, so before I even watched the film, I knew that I could only play one song during the car ride home: How Far We've Come by Matchbox Twenty. Also, it has been a great year for the X-Men because of this, X-Men '97, and the new Ultimate X-Men comics, which while not as good and not getting as much attention as the new Ultimate Spider-Man comics are still solid. Finally, since I'm a Spider-Man fan I like to joke "Well the movie wasn't perfect because it was written by Zeb Wells, but it wasn't bad since he was only one of four writers and wasn't the head writer." If you can't tell I'm not a massive fan of Zeb Wells, and this might surprise you but there are few people who I despise more I've been trying to get Nick Lowe to block me for over half a year now but since he's a troll (and trolls don't try and prevent reactions, try just encourage them), all my attempts have been in vain. Sorry if I got sidetracked but since I'm a Spider-Man fan I take any opportunity I get to hate on Zeb Wells and Nick Lowe. 9:53 The earth-616 caption will never not piss me off (same thing with the MCU getting called Earth-616 in Multiverse of Madness), because, in the official Marvel handbook, it clearly states the MCU is Earth-199999 and they just threw that out the window to make some comic fans wet their pants, even though it doesn't make any sense because now there are two earth-616 universes.
Literally the only cameo that didn’t happen that I was sad about was Ben Affleck’s Daredevil. I’m aware the movie isn’t great, but I was 8 when it came out, and I loved it. It was my introduction to the character and made me want to learn more about him. It’s no masterpiece, but man, it’s SO nostalgic for me. When they made the crack about him being dead and to not be sorry about it, I was like, “…Oh 🫤” Otherwise, this movie was a total blast
This movie was amazing! As a 2000 kid it was definitely special to see the montage of videos during the credits. For all fox marvel’s good and bad, it got the send off it deserved.
Funny because my screening last night was fueled with lot of jokes that the audiences laughing and many moments of thunderous applause/cheering! This truly was an amazing theater experience.
I loved seeing Pyro being yet another great henchman after having one of my favorite arcs in the og trilogy. Oh and seeing the brown and yellow suit was amazing. Easily my favorite Wolverine suit.
First movie in a long time to get genuine cries and laughs from me. The action was incredible, the emotional beats were great. I just loved it. Saw it last night, going back on Saturday.
This was one of my favorite marvel movies. I really loved the action sequences, especially when they fought the Deadpool corps. I loved all of the cameos and I had a grin on my face the entire movie.
My review: (A) With a great soundtrack and awesome fight scenes, Deadpool & Wolverine is a funny bloody addition to the MCU thanks to the banter of Reynolds and Jackman.
Finally saw it last night and had an absolute blast with my brother. I'm 25 so my entire childhood all I've known is these versions of these characters and I absolutely enjoyed it. I agree I wanted a little more Human Torch. Also hoped to see Nic Cage on a motorcycle but hey I can't complain. Blade almost brought a tear to my eye. My most anticipated movie of this year definitely had me smiling almost the entire time.
This wasn’t the best movie ever. I thought the plot was kinda messy in a narrative sense. But it put such a smile on my face I didn’t care in the slightest. My 5th favorite of 2024.
I think the reason Peter shows up is when you first see him w DP at work, saying he keeps the suit for "us" he also referred to going out on missions together.
I don't think the film implied Logan takes place in the release year at all. The TVA exists outside of normal time, so they can see the universe is dying and pull Deadpool from whatever time period they want.
Missed a big opportunity to play the Aerosmith song ‘I don’t want to miss a thing’ from Armageddon when Deadpool throws Wolverine and locks himself in the room.
This time line jump makes sense. DP is timeless, literally he is and so for him to wanna b an avenger is neat. Could u imagine him around the Hulk and Thor? Fa getta bout it!!!
The movie was awesome. Hugh Jackman was better than ever I liked the different versions he played, Callverine was so cool I want to see him as wolverine again, the cameos were so cool and I’m so happy Hugh finally wears the mask after 25 years. This movie is definitely a 10/10.
I was absolutely shook seen Chris Evans Channing Tatum and Wesley snipes in this movie im a recent adopter of the blade movies so seeing him was great my favorite part was Deadpool vs tva agents with logans bones that was gnarly
Another take on the movie is that it was eerie hearing Wolverine talk about the avengers with Deadpool . Because the mcu was written in a way that mutants didn’t exist in their world and vise versa with all the x men related films we have seen we had to assume it was just them
Just this once, I’m willing to overlook a lot, but if Marvel-Disney thinks I’ll keep buying into this kind of shlock, they’re dead wrong. This flick is an anomaly, not a sustainable formula for success.”
Seen it twice in cinema’s now and my experience watching it the second time was the same as the first. One of the most entertaining Brutaly gory and overall fun films I’ve seen in a long time 😂. Somehow the Audience I was with during my second viewing managed to be so engaged in the film that every 5 seconds it seemed, you would hear laughter!
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Saw it like, two and a bit hours ago, and I absolutely loved it. Me and my friends were trying to work out our favourite lines on the drive home. Probably the Chris Evans monologue at the end
I know it's far fetched, but I wouldn't mind when Marvel starts working on the Mutant saga, they have Tatum continue on as Gambit. I feel like he has the wit and charm of Gambit and hopefully he'll get to continue the roll. As for the shots of the behind the scenes of all the Fox movies as well as the clips, it left me not only feeling old in terms of watching years and years of footage of movies I grew up with and have loved for years, but left me emotional as throughout I constantly reminisced on the memories I had with those movies and just ending the Fox era of Marvel beautifully.
Gambit was the highlight for me because of the history behind his existence. Blade being there was insane too especially with the bad blood the actors had with each other. The Johnny Storm bits were freaking hilarious! I had a pretty good theatre experience too. I think this is easily the best Deadpool movie by a mile. Going to be shouting Flame On for awhile now
Had so much fun with this movie that it was hard to pick a favorite moment . I was cheering and laughing so hard at the Chris Evans cameo. Easily one of the best marvel movies since Endgame, hands down!!❤️💛🔥
I wonder if the "higher-up" that has plans for Deadpool is K.E.V.I.N. from She-Hulk. I mean, the movie is self-referential that the timelines being pruned are making way for the series that Disney will now be incorporating into the MCU, but we know Disney wants to keep Reynolds' Deadpool while pruning the rest. So, in-universe, I'm wondering if K.E.V.I.N., the AI who seems to be officially in charge of the story and timeline, actually has some kind of influence on the TVA that we haven't seen yet, and maybe will never see.
Gambit is one of my favorite x-men and i was unsure about Channing when he was announced to be Gambit back in 2013-14 but after seeing it I’d take more. 😂
Sure it was a lot of cameos but I felt unlike other movies the cameos really fit the story and added to the emotional beats which is why it made it so good.
I just saw this and I can say it was definitely a send off to 20th Century Fox but in a very Deadpool way. As for all the cameos they were some that truly caught me off guard like Channing Tatum as Gambit because that was a fan casting that had been around for awhile so to see him and all the others was fun. Also that Post credit scene was so funny seeing Chris Evans say stuff that probably wouldn't come out of Captain America's but could very well come out of Johnney Storms mouth.
While there may be a few elements that might be used in future MCU movies, this movie felt more like a tribute/poking fun at the 20th Century Fox/New Line era of Marvel movies. It was less of a MCU chapter in their saga and more of a closing of the book of 20th Century Fox. And I dug it. It roasted Fox, but it was also respectful. Having the cameo characters be trapped in the Void made perfect sense. While I did think the ending was predictable and anti-climatic, I did have a hell of a lot of fun with it.
I just saw it at my local theater and it was absolutely insane!! I laughed soo much as usual 😂 the humor is amazing! One things for sure is that, Disney will own the Box Office this year with Inside Out 2 already crossing $1 billion dollars and climbing and now becoming the highest grossing animated movie of all time! Deadpool & Wolverine which will in no doubt cross $1 billion dollars and be even bigger than Inside Out 2. And potentially Moana 2 most likely crossing a $1 billion dollars.
When Cavil popped his claws, you can see it was a nod to when he did the “reloading arms” move in Mission Impossible Fallout!
On paper, it sounds so cringey. On screen, looked bad af 😂
Seeing Wesley snipes blade back was so bittersweet
X-23 and Gambit are two characters I want to see again 100%
I really want to see Gambit again. He was so Hilarious lol😂😂
X-23 should become the new wolverine. Makes the most sense also financially for marvel. You got the connection to hugh jackman while also using a new actor that people are familar with (and people like her) . Recasting hugh jackman with another dude would fire backwards. But hey they currently working on damaging rdj‘s legacy too😃
@@freddiebarnes-janes6001 what about blade?
@@sidtheviciouscritic7292 not too fussed I never watched the old ones
That blade cameo was f***ing insane and the fact they actually had Channing Tatum as Gambit and it DELIVERED was a dream come true 😮💨. Now I really want a Gambit movie and NEED Snipes back as Blade!!!
Channing Tatums accent was retarded wtf was that 😂
Notta fan of Chatham but Gambit is great. I miss my guy Snipe's and Blade. Y did they stop at three movies? New one's coming, not sure if I like this other actor.
Man dude that shit was crazy and the fact that he had his French accent too😅😅😅😅😅
@@joeychicago6322 Snipes and a stuntman got into a fight after Snipes hit the stuntman, while shooting a scene, on purpose. That blacklisted Snipes with the stuntmen in Hollywood as he didn't want to apologize -- and even mocked the situation -- and subsequently with the bizz in general, forcing him to shoot his movies in Eastern Europe (hard to do Hollywood action movies when Hollywood stuntmen don't wanna work with you). This weathered his career down for a while but fans love for Blade and others actors and directors loving Snipes kept him afloat
@@Kaerleiksbjorn What was the reason as to y this would even happen in the first place? Did the stunt man start it, or was Snipes on a power trip? I know he went threw the whole court issue...
I cried during the end credits. I’m 17 and that footage felt like a recap of my entire childhood growing up with these characters
I’m 27 & I felt the same way! It makes me happy the next generation has the same love & respect for these movies that I do!
Im 22 and did the same thing. I was named Logan after my Dad’s love for the xmen animated show. The xmen trilogy and fantastic 4 films were my childhood and were my start to nerd culture. Logan putting on his mask teared me up, and man that green day song and the credits I was full on crying happy tears
I’m almost 32, watched it back to back last night and cried both times at the end credits. That was such an unexpected heartfelt experience to include for all of us that have lived and loved these things for all these years. Glad to see I’m not the only one 🤓
Huh? 17 and u grew up with these movies? Math doesn't agree.
I'm 10 years older than you and it was actually part of my childhood, but I understand what you mean man. Amazing movie
My jaw legit DROPPED in the beginning scene. Its one of those scenes where if I read it on paper, I would think its the most insulting/ disrespectful thing in a Marvel movie. Instead it was one of the funniest and epic and immediately set the tone for the film.
Definitely one of the funniest marvel intros since the Guardians Vol 2 fight.
The opening scene with Deadpool using wolverines skeleton to fight the TVA was incredible
It gave me chills when we see our Logan's Metallic bones and how his hair is still there, it reminds me of Kang in loki season 2 when his body was just left there to decay.
It was funny but part of me thought that it was kinda disrespectful, I just love the Logan movie so much 🤷♂️
@@Texas_guy76it was disrespectful, that’s how Deadpool is, say/act now and think later.
@@KawhisBurnerAC I get that but it still felt a little wrong
It was iconic
I love the opening scene when Deadpool goes to Logans grave with bye bye bye and the dance
Yeah that was one of my favorite parts of the movie
@@sniper8560especially in 3d
That was a great Easter Egg from X2 when played that song 😂😂
I felt like such an idiot for not realizing who Chris Evans was actually playing until the moment he said “flame on”
Same, I legit thought he was Captain America again, but the scene of him being Torch again was cool.
I recognized his voice but before speaking I realized who he was and yelled at the top of my lungs with joy seeing him play Human Torch again before Pyro embarrassed him…
I was the same way and I've been watching the MCU since the start. I didn't recognize his voice at all and even when he showed up, I was like "Which Cap variant is this?!"
That was the point of the joke, we were meant to think he was going to say Avengers Assemble just like Deadpool in the scene. I realized he was Johnny Storm about 5 seconds before he said Flame On 😆
The Chris Evan’s post credit scene
This film was so much fun man. I could honestly feel the passion behind the project; you could that Reynolds and the rest of the crew genuinely loved making it. Watching it in a packed cinema was an incredible experience. Excited to watch your review, Sean!
Bye Bye Bye was the song that Logan hated in X2. So good. 😂
Honestly for all the people that thought this might undo Logan, I don't look at it that way. Logan was still the end of an era. It was just the end of FOX/Classic X-MEN movies era and this starts Hugh Jackman's MCU run and it's a different Wolverine.
undo*
Cavill as Wolverine was so fun
Looks goofy
@decidueye2963 bruh you look goofy
@@paradox4780 Sure, you too. That's why we can't play James Howlett
@decidueye2963 idk why you hating when the man is wealthier and healthier than you will ever be and Wolverine is described as a short hairy man goblin.
@@paradox4780 And Henry Cavill isn't 🤣
I really liked the jokes at the expense of the MCU’s current quality, what with the “multiverse not working” stuff and “you’re joining at kind of a low point.”
one of the funniest moments in the movie was “The Proposal”. also whenever we couldn’t understand Gambit was hilarious
Also the extra kernel 😂🎉that Reynolds and Tatum were leading men to Sandra Bullock. The inside baseball ⚾️ was chefs kiss 😂
Honestly, seeing Snipes blade again is MY no way home moment alongside Keaton as batman in flash. I'd never thought I'd see the day All i needed was Cage Ghost Rider and my brain would have melted.
After Deadpool and Wolverine was over my friend and I were discussing that some of our favorite parts of the film were both from the opening credits fight/sequence of how awesome and hilarious the fight was between Deadpool and the TVA Agents, but also within that this one joke Deadpool made while holding the bones of the deceased Logan from Logan and saying “There are 206 bones in the human body, well 207 when I watch Gossip Girls.” was one of our favorite, random jokes from the film and then also the Honda Odyssey fight between Deadpool and Wolverine was just so hilarious and graphic that we were both dying laughing from it. There was just so many amazing, hilarious jokes and action/fight scenes throughout the movie that it was hard really picking a favorite. It was just all so fun and great.
The cameo at the start with Wolverine in the brown suit and hulk was cool
I think the reason Deadpool repeats what Human Torch says because he ends his insults with “…and you can quote me.” That was the icing on the cake for me 🤣
I’ve noticed those who are giving this a mid or low rating tend to be people that aren’t thorough long time fans of the Marvel movies starting with Blade. This movie was full of fan service, dope movies, shocking cameos, and great action! Some pacing issues but still so damn good. 9/10!
And people who generally don’t like stuff like this to begin with. I’d say to them, just watch what you like instead of what you know that you don’t like
they came to hate . some don't even know who Deadpool is
The movie had so many dope movies!
But is fanservice really enough nowadays?! Throw in some characters you know and then you got your 10/10?
@@moritzkersting7563 In a deadpool movie - yes, it is enough when fan service actually lands and is well thought out. Deadpool movies are all about being a fun and entertaining movie. If you have a good time watching, the creators have achieved their goal.
The Wesley Snipes comment about there only being one Blade, made me think the reboot will get the same treatment as Tatum as Gambit.
Its already getting the gambit movie treatment
@@tmac731 when it’s officially canceled is when we’ll know.
It's just being put on hold until the reboot.
I love how Deadpool slowly looks at the camera after Snipes comment
Man this is probably now my comfort film so much nostalgia in one film. I cried when Hugh put on that mask my god, What a damn good time I enjoyed every second!!
I loved the movie! Lived up to all of the hype. Seeing Reynolds and Jackman together on screen was great, the heart worked for me.
Loved the cameos! Chris Evans’ cameo was the best!
I wish they had made a joke about his start with the banana up his butt in Not Another Teen Movie
I'm really critical when it comes to movies and I definitely get where some critics giving it negative reviews are coming from but I loved this so much, it was just such a fun time. Was smiling the entire time
Happy and Blade were the most unexpected cameos for me
Edit: Also Cavillrine and Short Wolverine, as well as Matthew McConaughey Cowboy Deadpool
Happy made sense. But Blade never seemed likely given Reynolds’ own experience working with Snipes on Blade Trinity.
And Jennifer garner
@@sniper8560 Nah, kinda expected her bc she was with Ryan for Adam Project and there was a leak that said she was part of the cast
I didn't expect any cameos. I came in blind minded didn't watch any trailer too . 😎 I enjoyed it to the fullest .
I almost teared up when Wolverine and Deadpool grabbed hands together to save the day.
The opening, the van scene!😅😅😂😂😊
The Mad Max jokes about Furiosa made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂
The opening with Deadpool doing some of the routine from *NSYNC Bye bye bye was hilarious . That scene , the car fight and Elektra , Blade , Gambit , Laura appearing were my favorite.
My theatre had the times of their lives. They haven't been that excited since Spider-Man No Way Home, and Avengers Endgame.
Same! Everyone was laughing and cheering for the cameos, they even applaud at the end. The ambiance was great 😄
My theater may have gone a bit nuts when THAT X-Men character showed up. Mostly because i never thought we’d ever see him after the Fox merger happened.
The dialect coach joke made me ugly laugh
I never watched Blade but I was shocked seeing the OG Blade played by Wesley Snipes appearing in this movie, and that was the best surprise from this movie 😂👍
You never watched Blade? Do u not like cool movies?
Catch the first 2, skip the third.
The final fight scene at Cassandras base in the void is so good. Seeing elektra, x-23, and especially blade and gambit in action just felt right in every way possible
This was the most fun I’ve had since Endgame hands down. I never expected we were going to get such a fun homage to all of the Fox Marvel movies/characters but the cameos were so good. I have been a lifelong Gambit fan and to see him finally done CORRECTLY in a movie had me grinning the entire time, and the first 2 Blade movies have been some of my favorites since they came out so seeing Wesley back had me smiling even harder. It’s easy to trash on the “bad” Fox movies but so many of them are so nostalgic for a lot of us that that credit scene montage had me damn near choking up. This movie was awesome!
Deadpool defiling the corpse of Wolverine made me laugh out loud. The fact that Deadpool(Disney) is going back in to the grave to bring back Wolverine for the mcu has to be hilarious on so many levels. And in a way Deadpool and Wolverine are teaming up in the beginning of the film despite it being just Logan’s bones lol. 8/10 movie. Loved every minute of it.
Sean ! Big fan of the channel! I saw the movie just so I could watch this video lol ! This movie honestly saved my soul. The cameos were awesome and rewarding to see. Chris Evans coming back as human torch was honestly one of the coolest things. Rise of the silver surfer was my favorite movie as a kid and it felt like a hug . It’s nice to see past and new scenes at the end credits. Definitely the best of movie of the year so far .
The song bye bye bye is an easter egg to when in X Men 2 it is turned off in disgust by Wolverine lol.
I thought it was amazing, back to basics. Bringing to life the essence of comics, feels more like you’re actually reading a comic book than watching a superhero movie. Not much focus on over convoluted or over rationalized stories/storylines (only serve as setups), but rather the characters, team-ups, situations. action sequences, visuals, and comedy. Love it!
Best MCU Film Since NWH and is The Multiverse Of Madness we deserved. Jackman crushed it and his chemistry with Reynolds is magic. Snipes' Blade, Cavill's Wolverine And Tatum's Gambit are awesome cameos that worked so well. Hope they make Deadpool 4 Is Deadpool And Wolverine And Peter 3.
GOTG 3 is the best mcu movie post endgame
As a Canadian, that moment about Wolverine being the only good thing from Canada got the people in my audience tittering more than anything else.
Is Deadpool & Wolverine a great movie? I wouldn’t say so. Is Deadpool & Wolverine solid entertainment that delivered what it advertised? Yes, I think so. There were a lot of moments I laughed at, the chemistry between Reynolds and Jackson is great, some enjoyable multiverse characters showed up, there was some nice emotion in the story, and while I wouldn’t say it’s on the level of the first two films, I dug the soundtrack. Of course there are flaws with this movie. The main one being that the plot is pretty thin. It’s not something I’ll be remembering this movie for. I don’t really know what I’ll think about this movie a year from now, but there was plenty to enjoy in my mind when I watched it yesterday afternoon.
Here’s a problem I realized (once again) when people go see comedy movies. Specially comedies like Deadpool that like to make fun of other things.
A lot of people have trouble reading the room when they’re on another room.
Deadpool movies make fun of the fox movies, but the behind the scene footage in the credits was clearly a love letter to those movies. I even teared up watching that. And putting the 20th century logo at the end of it not only payed homage to their superhero movies, but everything great that studio gave us for decades. It was a way for Disney to say “we know we didn’t just bought a studio, we bought an historical piece of everyone’s life and cinema itself”.
And in my theater half the people laughed as if Disney was taking the piss at fox.
This made me think once again that if people go to the theater knowing they should laugh they’ll laugh, even if they’re just assuming they should.
I mean, the fox logo after celebrating the fox movies with time of your life playing over it? Who tf is taking that as a sick burn?
Going into it, I knew they had an homage to the entire Fox Marvel era in the credits, so before I even watched the film, I knew that I could only play one song during the car ride home: How Far We've Come by Matchbox Twenty. Also, it has been a great year for the X-Men because of this, X-Men '97, and the new Ultimate X-Men comics, which while not as good and not getting as much attention as the new Ultimate Spider-Man comics are still solid. Finally, since I'm a Spider-Man fan I like to joke "Well the movie wasn't perfect because it was written by Zeb Wells, but it wasn't bad since he was only one of four writers and wasn't the head writer." If you can't tell I'm not a massive fan of Zeb Wells, and this might surprise you but there are few people who I despise more I've been trying to get Nick Lowe to block me for over half a year now but since he's a troll (and trolls don't try and prevent reactions, try just encourage them), all my attempts have been in vain. Sorry if I got sidetracked but since I'm a Spider-Man fan I take any opportunity I get to hate on Zeb Wells and Nick Lowe.
9:53 The earth-616 caption will never not piss me off (same thing with the MCU getting called Earth-616 in Multiverse of Madness), because, in the official Marvel handbook, it clearly states the MCU is Earth-199999 and they just threw that out the window to make some comic fans wet their pants, even though it doesn't make any sense because now there are two earth-616 universes.
I really want to watch it again
The first hour and a half flew by
I’m seeing it again before it leaves theaters. Seeing it on the big screen just adds another layer of greatness.
Can we all agree though that Paradox was taken from a timeline where he wasn’t promoted to CEO of Waystar.
I damn near cried when Blade showed up, when Wolverine put the mask on, and during the credits showing the work on Xmen films.
Literally the only cameo that didn’t happen that I was sad about was Ben Affleck’s Daredevil. I’m aware the movie isn’t great, but I was 8 when it came out, and I loved it. It was my introduction to the character and made me want to learn more about him. It’s no masterpiece, but man, it’s SO nostalgic for me. When they made the crack about him being dead and to not be sorry about it, I was like, “…Oh 🫤” Otherwise, this movie was a total blast
This movie was amazing! As a 2000 kid it was definitely special to see the montage of videos during the credits. For all fox marvel’s good and bad, it got the send off it deserved.
Funny because my screening last night was fueled with lot of jokes that the audiences laughing and many moments of thunderous applause/cheering! This truly was an amazing theater experience.
That opening number in beginning of this film had me in stitches. I have to do that Dance Number in a Deadpool suit dor my fiancé's sister's wedding.
I loved seeing Pyro being yet another great henchman after having one of my favorite arcs in the og trilogy. Oh and seeing the brown and yellow suit was amazing. Easily my favorite Wolverine suit.
Top 3 favorite parts 1- the opening 2- wolverine masking up 3- the cameos especially blade and gambit.
First movie in a long time to get genuine cries and laughs from me. The action was incredible, the emotional beats were great. I just loved it. Saw it last night, going back on Saturday.
The movie was awesome, I loved everything about it.
I went in with super high expectations and was not disappointed.
opening credits was my favorite scene i think
This was one of my favorite marvel movies. I really loved the action sequences, especially when they fought the Deadpool corps. I loved all of the cameos and I had a grin on my face the entire movie.
The ending montage is incredibly emotional and felt like a celebration
Fun Fact! I'm pretty sure Sean’s Deadpool 2 spoiler review was one of the first videos of his I watched! (along with Pixar and Star Wars rankings;)
the best part of not watching any trailers is that you're not spoiled.
it's always the best way to enjoy a movie. avoid trailers.
Exactly! Trailers nowadays are rubbish, they used to be awesome back in the day where they wouldn’t give away the movie
My review: (A) With a great soundtrack and awesome fight scenes, Deadpool & Wolverine is a funny bloody addition to the MCU thanks to the banter of Reynolds and Jackman.
Is Hugh Jackman going to stick around? Because since this is a different Wolverine, he’s not dead from Logan
Human Torch's Death Was Disturbing, Funny, Sad And Surprising, I Never Had This Much Of A Rollercoaster Feeling In My Entire Life
Why on earth are you capitalizing every word? Stop
Finally saw it last night and had an absolute blast with my brother. I'm 25 so my entire childhood all I've known is these versions of these characters and I absolutely enjoyed it. I agree I wanted a little more Human Torch. Also hoped to see Nic Cage on a motorcycle but hey I can't complain. Blade almost brought a tear to my eye. My most anticipated movie of this year definitely had me smiling almost the entire time.
This wasn’t the best movie ever. I thought the plot was kinda messy in a narrative sense. But it put such a smile on my face I didn’t care in the slightest. My 5th favorite of 2024.
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I think the reason Peter shows up is when you first see him w DP at work, saying he keeps the suit for "us" he also referred to going out on missions together.
Trivia: when running from the mansion in X2, Wolverine turns on the car and it plays “Bye Bye Bye” on the radio.
N sync bye bye bye?! 😂
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Deadpool and Wolverine was a pretty good movie. I like the opening scene and I also like Deadpool & Wolverine dynamic together.
I don't think the film implied Logan takes place in the release year at all. The TVA exists outside of normal time, so they can see the universe is dying and pull Deadpool from whatever time period they want.
They even say the anchor point character dying sends a ripple through time (might have been just this character).
Plus we also don’t exactly know what year the film takes place in
Missed a big opportunity to play the Aerosmith song ‘I don’t want to miss a thing’ from Armageddon when Deadpool throws Wolverine and locks himself in the room.
This time line jump makes sense. DP is timeless, literally he is and so for him to wanna b an avenger is neat. Could u imagine him around the Hulk and Thor? Fa getta bout it!!!
Absolutely loved this film, loved the cameos especially blade. Would have really loved to have seen thomas jane or nicolas cage though
The movie was awesome. Hugh Jackman was better than ever I liked the different versions he played, Callverine was so cool I want to see him as wolverine again, the cameos were so cool and I’m so happy Hugh finally wears the mask after 25 years. This movie is definitely a 10/10.
The Chris Evan’s post credit scene was so funny
I was absolutely shook seen Chris Evans Channing Tatum and Wesley snipes in this movie im a recent adopter of the blade movies so seeing him was great my favorite part was Deadpool vs tva agents with logans bones that was gnarly
Fav cameo for me was Human Torch, fucking perfect, i wished he couldve had maybe a few more minutes to dialogue or show off but it was great to see
Another take on the movie is that it was eerie hearing Wolverine talk about the avengers with Deadpool . Because the mcu was written in a way that mutants didn’t exist in their world and vise versa with all the x men related films we have seen we had to assume it was just them
For me. Number 1 movie of the year
People aren't talking about Gambit enough and how it's possible he will be the MCU Gambit moving forward
I really doubt he's going to be Gambit moving forward. It was just a gag for this film
Just this once, I’m willing to overlook a lot, but if Marvel-Disney thinks I’ll keep buying into this kind of shlock, they’re dead wrong. This flick is an anomaly, not a sustainable formula for success.”
Seen it twice in cinema’s now and my experience watching it the second time was the same as the first. One of the most entertaining Brutaly gory and overall fun films I’ve seen in a long time 😂. Somehow the Audience I was with during my second viewing managed to be so engaged in the film that every 5 seconds it seemed, you would hear laughter!
The movie was awesome and I loved all the cameos they got. Gambit especially is so cool b/w this and X-men 97
In the middle of you talking about how serious Hugh Jackson was and not serious Ryan was the Ryan Reynolds’s mint Mobile app came on 😂
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Saw it like, two and a bit hours ago, and I absolutely loved it. Me and my friends were trying to work out our favourite lines on the drive home. Probably the Chris Evans monologue at the end
I absolutely loved it! Haven't had a theater like it since endgame. People were cheering so much.
That's what we can't get in Netflix at home or computer
52:06 when the odyssey tires caught fire i half expected Nicholas cage to pop out like “that’s my thing”
Will we be getting an MCU ranking soon, or will it be after "Agatha All Along" comes out?
I know it's far fetched, but I wouldn't mind when Marvel starts working on the Mutant saga, they have Tatum continue on as Gambit. I feel like he has the wit and charm of Gambit and hopefully he'll get to continue the roll. As for the shots of the behind the scenes of all the Fox movies as well as the clips, it left me not only feeling old in terms of watching years and years of footage of movies I grew up with and have loved for years, but left me emotional as throughout I constantly reminisced on the memories I had with those movies and just ending the Fox era of Marvel beautifully.
Gambit was the highlight for me because of the history behind his existence. Blade being there was insane too especially with the bad blood the actors had with each other. The Johnny Storm bits were freaking hilarious! I had a pretty good theatre experience too. I think this is easily the best Deadpool movie by a mile. Going to be shouting Flame On for awhile now
Channing Tatum was pretty badass as Gambit and an older Blade was cool to see, I also Loved Hugh Jackman's acting very emotional stuff.
Had so much fun with this movie that it was hard to pick a favorite moment . I was cheering and laughing so hard at the Chris Evans cameo. Easily one of the best marvel movies since Endgame, hands down!!❤️💛🔥
deadpool is the perfect movie for these cameos it makes all the sense with him
I feel like the only person who thought of Oldboy during the fight of the Deadpool’s.
I wonder if the "higher-up" that has plans for Deadpool is K.E.V.I.N. from She-Hulk. I mean, the movie is self-referential that the timelines being pruned are making way for the series that Disney will now be incorporating into the MCU, but we know Disney wants to keep Reynolds' Deadpool while pruning the rest. So, in-universe, I'm wondering if K.E.V.I.N., the AI who seems to be officially in charge of the story and timeline, actually has some kind of influence on the TVA that we haven't seen yet, and maybe will never see.
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Gambit is one of my favorite x-men and i was unsure about Channing when he was announced to be Gambit back in 2013-14 but after seeing it I’d take more. 😂
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forme n my audience the cheering moment was Logan putting on his mask finally for the first time it was amazing and the post credit joke was hilarious
Sure it was a lot of cameos but I felt unlike other movies the cameos really fit the story and added to the emotional beats which is why it made it so good.
I just saw this and I can say it was definitely a send off to 20th Century Fox but in a very Deadpool way. As for all the cameos they were some that truly caught me off guard like Channing Tatum as Gambit because that was a fan casting that had been around for awhile so to see him and all the others was fun. Also that Post credit scene was so funny seeing Chris Evans say stuff that probably wouldn't come out of Captain America's but could very well come out of Johnney Storms mouth.
Loved Wesley Snipes’ appearance as Blade but i’m pretty sure that was a New Line Cinema film, not a Fox film.
While there may be a few elements that might be used in future MCU movies, this movie felt more like a tribute/poking fun at the 20th Century Fox/New Line era of Marvel movies. It was less of a MCU chapter in their saga and more of a closing of the book of 20th Century Fox. And I dug it. It roasted Fox, but it was also respectful. Having the cameo characters be trapped in the Void made perfect sense. While I did think the ending was predictable and anti-climatic, I did have a hell of a lot of fun with it.
I just saw it at my local theater and it was absolutely insane!! I laughed soo much as usual 😂 the humor is amazing! One things for sure is that, Disney will own the Box Office this year with Inside Out 2 already crossing $1 billion dollars and climbing and now becoming the highest grossing animated movie of all time! Deadpool & Wolverine which will in no doubt cross $1 billion dollars and be even bigger than Inside Out 2. And potentially Moana 2 most likely crossing a $1 billion dollars.
the batman diss 🤣🤣🤣🔥