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Deadpool is annoying af, even worse in deadpool and wolverine, barely made it through it

Hahaha funnily enough you will be getting Death 😅 Now that the main team is MIA, Forge will be wrangling a new team so hopefully Kitty is in the new team!

Deadpool: the Peter Griffin of Marvel Comics

YO WAIT i really like how you brought up how bleak it was. It didn't originally cross my mind but with this being a MULTIVERSE MOVIE there was so much room for very interesting visuals and set pieces ESPECIALLY IN THE VOID. Remember Multiverse of Madness? we saw so many different universes and in a variety of artstyles too. Where are they?

This is type of people that like She Hulk show and new star wars

I'm actually with you. I agree with your stances, it was good, not great. But it is great compared to recent Marvel adaptions.

Ay cool video, the intro did make me uncomfortable, but still… good video 🔥🔥

Couldn't take more than 2 minutes of this crap. Awful

Shoulda read deadpool vs the x force where he literally helps hitler take over the world

70% of Deadpool’s jokes don’t land with me and make me cringe rather than laugh, but oddly still enjoy his character. So I definitely understand why you and others aren’t to fond of him.

Nah he my goat

I liked him in Marvel vs Capcom 3 and Wolverine vs Hulk. I didn't think I'd like the Deadpool movie as it might be too Goofy. Was glad to be wrong. He's hilarious but also had a good back story. He does get some serious moments even if he makes people laugh. You know what? You're kind of right that he's better when teamed with others but can stand on his own during serious moments.

Hulk VS. was my first deadpool media aside from ultimate alliance i was shocked it wasn’t mentioned.

You don’t seem fun at party’s

You yapping about Deadpool 🤓< DEADPOOL

I respectfully disagree. But everyone has their tastes. Have a good one.

Don't forget blade trinity that was ryan reynolds first time being deadpool he just wasn't comic book accurate.

I feel as though the newer runs have evolved his character a bit more as his daughter has become a bigger character. In Cody ziglar’s run specifically, he really cares for her and wants to make sure she is always safe and isn’t in danger. This run shows that he isn’t just an insane guy who kills people and actually has people he cares about.

11:10 that u r lame

Just found your channel! Love it already, subscribed. Keep up the good work man!!

You make a lot of great points here and I like your list of things that are required to make a good Deadpool adaptation, but I don’t think you know why Deadpool keep failing into the same personal problems. Deadpool has very little self worth and doesn’t truly believe he can/deserves to be a better person, so he ends up sabotaging the rare moments of good in his life. Now obviously writers prefer him going through the same problems so they can make more stories about him, but 1. At least they have a solid reason and 2. That applies to many more characters than Deadpool. Also no matter how great a character is if they don’t resonate with you, you won’t care for them much but that’s not a bad thing.

Youre allowed to be wrong

but nevertheless what's cool with your video is that you gave him a chance, you gave a chance to a character that you don't particularly like and therefore happy to see that your perception around the character nevertheless a little changed even if you realize that this person is not made for you, you nevertheless respect this person

To be completely honest with you, I didn't particularly like your video and I didn't particularly agree with most of your arguments that the character works well in a team than in solo but then at the end Ultimately, this remains your opinion. Afterwards I don't like your video but you still gave good arguments.

No, it's just that Deadpool isn't a character who talks to you. He's not a character that interests you on a basic level and when you started reading his comics, there was already a lack of interest. So in reality, you're not as invested as someone who actually likes the character. He's a character who can talk to others and to others not at all, just like you in fact.

Just subscribed nice editing and camera quality! Also I feel the exact same way I never heard anyone else annoyed of him however I have watched the two movies and liked them but could live without any rewatch

damn I'm just different I'm 20 and love him, but i liked him since i was 15, my old friend got me into him

he's so self aware that it bleeds into a masturbation feeling; like shouldnt you be loving your own jokes in private? never liked him.

Always been more of a Gwenpool fan

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It's a lot of things. One, a lot of studios are making movies for specific audiences to make up for past injustices, and for diversity, equity, and inclusion. So they're not making movies for people like me. We've had our time. Two, people like me don't have to go to the theater for a great movie experience. When I was a kid the best we had at home was maybe a low resolution 27"-32" CRT TV, with crappy sound. So going to the theater was a huge difference. Now I have a 85" inch high definition TV with a great sound system, and my library of old "now outdated" DVDs, Blu-Rays, and UHD discs. So, the studios are going for a different demographic, don't want my business and have told me they're not making movies for people like me, I have the viewing experience I want at home, ....so, everyone should be happy, right?

As someone who stumbled across this video thanks to youtube suggestions: I would totally go to the theater more often if it was ever a pleasant experience. Last few times I've gone with a friend or my husband other people selfishly decide that theater = their own private showing where they can do whatever they want. It's understandable that there's going to be some level of noise when multiple people are in a room together, but no it does not feel good to spend $15-20 on a ticket for a 9pm showing of a Saw sequel just to have some SELFISH parent bring in an infant or toddler who is constantly scared by the noise/imagery and crying/screaming. Used to be when that happened they'd be shamed out of the theater or even escorted out by staff. These days the staff on hand is like a single 16 year old who not only couldn't care less, but also shouldn't have to deal with someone screaming in their face about how everyone else should have to listen to their toddler because they couldn't afford a babysitter. As it stands we've been getting a room in our house set up with a massive tv, speakers, theater seats, and a popcorn/soda/candy station, and we have a much better experience watching films than we would visiting pretty much any theater. And it isn't JUST the prices that's doing that to people (though the cost certainly doesn't help).

most of the movies playing at the cinema now are shit. but i do go every 2 weeks so atleast im participing

STOP TELLING ME WHAT TO DO SHUT UP YOURSELF. ITS TOO EXPENSIVE

Nah, I'm good. It's like this for me : I can either watch from the comfort for my home with infinite snacks, ability to pause, stream/show to my friends, and I don't have to deal with any distractions, OR I can go to the theater and get no snacks cus they're too expensive, probably miss some of it cus I pee a lot, can't share it with friends unless they pay, have to deal with potentially rude theater goers who are noisy during the movies then I have to spend time traveling to get there. It's a clear choice to me which is superior and it's not movie theaters.

Trust me I work at a Cinemark and people for sure still go all the time. I wish they wouldn’t with how many ignorant customers I come across

How about instead of lecturing people lecture the theater corporations who are charging ridiculous prices to watch movies.

I feel it’s entirely in the hands of the studios. I feel like a lot of them need to connect with the general movie fans more in order to gauge of what they would want to see. Like, while Furiosa was good, it wasn’t really something I feel large audiences wanted. I agree with you that the biggest issue is that studios let the theatrical window be way too small for many movies. Dune P2 making 711 million is so impressive, maybe it could’ve made a billion if left in the theater for more than like a month and a half. I would be more motivated to see a lot of the smaller movies in theaters if they weren’t on streaming 2 weeks after release.

We won't, the production companies will. I went to movies almost once a week, and I watched couple of them 2 or 3 times. Now I barely find something remotely good.

Problem is the value of theaters just sucks compared to other forms of entertainment. For example, even the cheap morning or early afternoon showings in my area are still close to $15 a seat with fees and taxes. If you want an Imax or real 3D showing where you’re actually getting an experience you can’t get at home or you can only watch movies in the evenings it comes close to $20. So you can pay $15-20 for a 3 hour movie. Or you can pay a streaming service $10-15 for a month and watch all the movies you want that’s available on it for a solid month, plus TV series and other specials. You don’t have to leave the house, you don’t have to deal with people on their phones or talking, you can start the movie when you want to, you can pause the movie to go to the bathroom and you can buy some cheap snacks. You don’t have to sit through a half hour of commercials to get to the movie. If you watch a movie every two days that’s essentially 15x the value of a movie ticket. Or you can pay $10 a month for Gamepass and play a bunch of games a whole month or rent a movie for $4. Also if you don’t live near an independent theater that focuses more on non mainstream stuff and don’t like the hollywood blockbuster mold or cashing in on sequels and remakes you don’t have many options. Movie theaters just don’t work in modern times for the most part, baring huge events or cultural phenomenons like Barbenheimer. Streaming is just superior in every other way. They worked when you had no other options for movies or home releases took like a year and would cost about the same as a couple of tickets. Nowadays Id rather wait 3 months for them to show up on streaming services.

All the theaters in my area are $20+ per ticket. Once that's fixed then I'll go back.

I just signed up for AMC A-list a few days ago, I wasn't aware there was an option this affordable and GOOD

gonna be completly honest, i didnt know glass onion was a thing till this video because i saw no ads for it. And i dont use netflix or other streaming services because its easier to find an alternative thats "free" so i really dont even know the shows/movies that are coming out anymore UNLESS I get to the movies early and see the trailers.

Literally came out during the pandemic when theaters where closed

26:00 To quote the Merc with the Mouth: That's just lazy writing.

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Can’t wait to hear more about this “Garfield Paradox”!