Deadpool & Wolverine: Everything I Loved (and Hated)
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024
- Did Deadpool and Wolverine Save the MCU? Has the casting of Robert Downey Jr as Dr Doom triggered hype or the complete opposite? I break down everything I loved and hated about the movie from the cameos to the action to the comedy, as well as going over the huge announcements made for Avengers Doomsday and the future of the MCU as we know it!
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@@Dagenspearbest cameo x23 blade elektra
I hate the use of the term "cameo" in discussions around this movie. Cameos are George Lucas inserting himself in the background in Revenge of the Sith or Brad Pit appearing for a split second in Deadpool 2. Blade is a character in the film. He has dialogue and multiple scenes but people are calling it a cameo. Cross-over is a more apt term.
This, fr. I'd even call Johnny a cameo over the others, Johnny's there, says the thing, gets dead, and that's it (save for the post credit), but Blade, Elektra, and Gambit were full on there, they were pivotal to saving the day for DP and Logan, and it's even implied they're saved from the void by the TVA, they have multiple lines of dialogue, they aren't cameos, they're characters. They're all Marvel though, so it's not exactly a crossover.
Oh geez, RUclips's being a pos again, how tf is this comment "hate speech", like wtf?
Facts dude
100% this ☝️
Agreed
I think calling them "characters" in the movie is a bit of a stretch too.. Can we compromise at "Gratuitous fan service"?
I mean, sure, They had lines and brief screentime, but the primary purpose for them specifically to be there was recognition.
Deadpool wanting to join the Avengers is a part of the overarching theme of the movie; after Logan, the Fox Universe started to die (i.e. the franchise saw diminishing returns after Wolverine left) and so everyone wants to jump ship to the MCU. He wants to join the MCU because that's the only way for a Marvel character to matter.
But then his arc ends with him and all the other Fox characters (specifically the ones NO ONE cares about outside of X-23) living happily in the Fox Universe. That he went to the void and didn't meet a single actual MCU character is the entire joke. It's not a movie about Deadpool joining the MCU, it's a movie about Deadpool learning to appreciate the Fox Universe. Everyone in my theater laughed when Good Riddance started up during the credits, but a minute in the entire place was dead silent. It's one big swan song for this entire studio.
This the one right here💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Perfectly well said and spot on. It's appreciating what came before (and in line) with the MCU. The Fox montage at the end solidified that. Closure in a way.
Taking this all into the new Avengers films and then beyond, likely all in one universe where we can see brand new actors in these roles
And not just celebrating the universe as it was, flaws and all, but even referencing projects that never came to be, specifically with the use of Channing Tatum's Gambit, a planned version of the character that was left in limbo after the merger.
Paradox's Time Ripper plan and Deadpool's reality slowly dissolving at the point where Old Man Logan dies (when the Fox X-Men franchise lost its most popular character and couldn't recover with its other projects) represents how Disney's acquisition of the franchise put it in limbo and nearly destroyed it completely until this film (and to a lesser extent Doctor Strange 2 and The Marvels) brought this franchise back from limbo, "regenerated" it.
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Exactly man, when the credits roll and you see all the damn Fox movies, they weren't good but they were something in themselves
The "anchor being" was an allegory for the movie studio's cash cow, and Paradox was a stand-in for studio executives.
I hate that people are attempting to apply it to a character MCU.
What I loved about the MCU is that it implied that there were many main characters in the same level and how they’re the main character in their own movies. Anchor beings is just favouritism
Oh shit, this makes it so much better!
no wonder why the best multiverse movie ever made (everything everywhere all at once) didn't include an "anchor being" because that would kill the entire purpose of the film
I think they should just say the “Sacred Timeline” doesn’t need an anchor being. Maybe creating an anchor being of such importance to a universe in a universe that has none automatically spawns a new timeline centred around them. It makes sense in my head that Sylvie for example might be the anchor being of her universe, since it only exists because of her anyway
Despite being an allegory I still think it can work in canon.
An anchor being is something that keeps a universe held in place and alive. So logically, the sacred timeline wouldn’t need one no? The other branches are the ones that are unstable and less secure so they rely on a singular being to derive from.
I think that solves some issues.
Paradox said if an anchor being dies, your universe dies, but it normally takes thousands of years. He was trying to speed that process up with the machine.
Thank you! im surprised he missed this part cause it makes the whole anchor being thing make sense, Tony couldve been an anchor being but we just wont know cause it will be thousands of years in the future
Like that's the whole point in searching for a wolverine, classic fullfat moment
Doesn’t that still apply? If all anchor beings die then all universes die? Not now but thousands of years later
And there were times where paradox hinted that they can replace an anchor being with another but make an excuse that the wolverine wade got is the "worst wolverine"
@@heezythecasual He didn’t miss anything. Like he said the TVA exists of time. Saying it takes thousands of years for a timeline to die AFTER a person dies at a point on that timeline doesn’t make any sense extra-dimensionally.
The gripe about not using the end of DP2 to set up the plot for this one makes sense. But you not liking them disregarding all of his flagrant time travel holds up for me because the Avengers did it in Endgame as well to save their universe. So the TVA could easily just say his mending wasn't a big deal to its timeline.
And then plucking him at all is because the plot is a metatextual commentary on what's going on rn at Marvel Studios. They see most of FOX Marvel as disposable without Wolverine but think DP has potential to still be a great asset to them. Paradox and the TVA are literally Feige and Marvel Studios. That's why everyone in the void are just characters that have previously been about the FOX franchises only. Gambit even further backs this up as he says he thinks he was born in the void because his movie never got made
We don’t need post modernist meta ironic commentary. TELL A STORY WORTH A DAMN
I’ve simply come to accept that most people that complain about stories have little to no media literacy anymore
@@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT you want shitty rick and morty writting? cause this is how you get shitty rick and morty writting?
Ok thanks I didn’t think about it like that
@@Ebuggs12 your not wrong
The highlight of the film was definitely Hugh Jackman, he slips back into the role like he never left, the scene especially in the car was a brilliant performance, reminded me of a similar scene in Prisoners.
Also finally seeing him in that yellow & blue outfit, and the mask by the end was fantastic. Hell we got two great Wolverine outfits, the brown & yellow outfit that briefly appears looked brilliant.
The film should’ve been called wolverine and deadpool
@@Nowayyoureamazing
Hugh Jackman, is that you?
@@Nowayyoureamazingthey wanted to but couldn't for legal reasons
Prisoners?!?! That Scene was amazing….but Nothing during that brings me to prisoners
@@SmashBrosAssemble it maybe
My favorite cameo definitely gotta be Gambit. Had been following that film for years & really wanted to see Channing Tatum's take on the character. He did well imo.
I predicted him and Chris Evans after they were both in Free Guy as that film was directed by Shawn Levy and starred Ryan Reynolds, and I was also interested to see his take especially after Taylor Kitsch’s meh performance.
Well he did travel into "another" universe, when he shot Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool 2
Excellent question!
@@FullFatVideos That wasn’t a question 💀
I think the Happy Hogan thing was an amazing meta moment where it was more like Ryan Reynolds was pleading to John Favreau to become part of the MCU. The "Big Guy" wasn't Iron Man but Kevin Fiegie! It was both an exposition dump for Deadpools motivation for the movie ahead, and a joke about wanting to be in more movies despite the Fox ship being sunk.
He literally says "the man" but interesting theory
To sad more and more RUclipsrs desperate for views jump on the hate or whatever is popular and can’t just enjoy great movies like this one despite it’s flaws
I loved blades return. I was the best cameo for me. I loved seeing Johnny back as well. As someone whose first two marvel films were those fantastic four films I was heartbroken to see Johnny get brutally offed. Hugh Jackman is still a delight to watch as wolverine and still great. Ryan did a great job as deadpool in this movie, probably one of his best performances as the character.
I mean he wasn't a cameo, he was a character
Comic accurate Wolverine made me laugh so ridiculously hard
Blade really was the best cameo of D&W. I wish he had a bigger role to play but fuck it. He rocks.
Some motherfuckers are still trying to ice skate uphill!!!
Nah I like blade but he did nothing along with the rest it was pointless and they died for NOTHING
Personally my favorite was X-23/Laura. Seeing her grown up really makes me want an X-23 & Wolverine team up movie.
@@FreakyButChillhe didn’t die? Did you watch the movie and they all did something they helped Deadpool and Wolverine save the multiverse
@@FreakyButChill Blade kills Azazel, Lady Deathstrike and Toad.
Favorite scene was either Logan just berating DP in the Honda or Logan’s conversation with Laura
Favorite action scene was the fight in the Honda
Favorite cameo was Gambit
Favorite joke was “He’s gonna say it! Avengers ase-“
“Flame On!”
“What?”
My favorite Wolverine scene is either the Honda rant or him telling Cassandra he wants to kill her despite her late brother not wanting it
Everyone’s favorite thing in the Deadpool movie is wolverine.
@@MideXIII his name is also in the title, it was Logan’s movie just as much a Deadpool
@@JulianTheJedi this was very much a Deadpool movie
@@MideXIII No, it was a dogpool movi-
Honestly I thought Johnny was handled perfectly. Granted, I don’t even remember watching any of the FF movies so there are no sacred cows for me here, but I think the way Johnny was used in this movie really let Chris Evans play something very different to his star making role in the MCU. Almost everything he said, particularly his post credits scene rant, had me giggling like an idiot, and I think him being jobbed nonchalantly avoided the risk of Evans overshadowing the movie and having people thinking of Cap, which is the same issue I think they’re going to run into with Doom.
I remember watching those movies as a small kid and loving them, it did hurt seeing him die off that fast, but I am just glad to see some love to the F4 movies.
RaimiVerse Spidey, FoxVerse Wolverine and BladeVerse Blade are the definitive Marvel film trinity. They'd better be the leads in Secret Wars.
“Finally someone who speaks English”
Those three, and the new Fantastic Four, should be as much dipping as they do in the multiversal variants bin as far as the main cast is concerned, outside of whoever ends up being on the new main Avengers team going up against Doom (my hopes are Sam, Shuri, Doctor Strange, Photon, Shang Chi, and Scarlet Witch and Vision reunited). Either way I just want Doomsday to be the more intimate character movie, Then Secret Wars can go all out with stuff like OG Avengers returning and all the overly gratuitous appearances of every other Marvel character introduced since Endgame (oh and obviously Tom Spider-Man and Deadpool cause you already know).
That Wolverine is dead and Deadpool & Wolverine made sure to beat us over the head with that fact (heh) so that we will never forget it.
Blade already earned his legacy in Deadpool & Wolverine.
Blade earned his next two hundred movies - green light Mr Disney!
Please No. That is such a creatively bankrupt idea. We need new faces and new ways intrigue the audience. Aren't you tired of seeing the same faces play the same roles?
Full fat: Deadpool couldn’t have traveled universes
Bro literally goes to kill the origins version of himself and Ryan Reynolds before he could play green lantern canonically.
But HOW?!
@@FullFatVideos the true answer is to just not think about it too hard. If Deadpool is well aware of things in the MCU as well as irl who knows what he’s actually capable of doing. It’s like asking how Peter was still there and X force when technically Venessa living means all of Deadpool 2 shouldn’t have happened in the first place. For all we know, he could have just travelled to the future and had his device upgraded to allow for dimensional travel.
@@FullFatVideos Probably the same way he used it at all when it was out of fuel ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Okay you’re still not saying how you’re just saying he did when he shouldn’t of been able to
@@zettman2228 there’s a silent understanding that it’s because he’s dead pool. Asking questions like this is like the same as “When did he realise he was just a character?”. The answer is because it’s dead pool
Stan Lee's appearances were cameos. Blade, Elektra, etc were actual characters in the film, not cameos
I loved the Hugh Jackman cameo as wolverine in this movie
Deadpool was already universe hopping with Cable’s device back in DP2. Remember how he shot Barakapool and Green Lantern?
The point about Deadpool not meeting anyone big from the MCU is an extremely weird thing to say. The whole point of the movie is that he DIDN'T go to the sacred timeline. He was given the opportunity by Paradox and DIDN'T take it. That was the driving conflict of the movie. How can anybody miss that?
But he did go to the sacred timeline… and the writer is king - he could have met anyone in the void
@@FullFatVideos But that would muddy the message of the film. The point is that MCU should not be treated as the center of the universe and that merging everything into it will delude the stories.
Deadpool learns that his significance does not rely on him meeting the big supes but simly epreciating what it has, writers are making a statement "Deadpool is part of Fox's universe, not Marvel"
Honestly, I really think Cassandra Nova should have been from Wolverine's dimension, and had been the cause of him killing the XMen. That flashback would have gone SO hard.
People are taking Deadpool and Wolverine's story way too literally.
The entire plot is a meta commentary on Disney acquiring the Fox Marvel characters and it's handling of it. Most of the movies weren't well liked but the most popular was Logan, but Jackman announced he was done playing the role and died onscreen, thus anyone caring about the other xmen characters became very minimal, which resulted in that cinematic universe dying from lack of interest. Deadpool being the only other character from that universe with any popularity is the only one wanting to be used in the MCU since it's what Renyolds and Deadpool fans have wanted to see and Disney sees use for him in future films.
Paradox and the TVA are Disney in this metaphor (on two sides of the coin) telling Deadpool that his universe is dying but they want to use him in theirs, but just him because the rest of that universe is dying and delivers a mercy kill because the only other character that would make it stay alive, Wolverine, is dead. Thus it's better to just scrap it, save whats useful from it (the deadpool character) and focus on improving the sacred timeline. On the flipside, after their universe is saved and Paradox/Nova are stopped, B-15 says that their timeline and universe have been protected forever, and that she agreed to help those left behind (Disney commenting that not all the Fox movies were thst bad and somethings are worth keeping).
It's literally a meta commentary for the handling of the purchase fox-marvel universe characters, saying that while those movies are done now, they're never going to be forgotten and the memories attached to them will always be here forever. It's a celebration of that period of time with those movies whike also poking fun of it at its own expense. Hell, even the wolverine we see in the film is a commentary on how they wanted the Hugh Jackman wolverine from the films we know, not the comic accurate yellow suited one that for years people use as the "not that interesting of a character" calling him the "worst one"
If you're looking for plot holes or trying to connect this to the grander mcu story, you're missing the entire point. Anchor beings aren't going to be a thing in future mcu projects, it's just something for this one. It's part if the mcu but it's very much outside of it as well and isolated as it's own thing.
Don't overthink deadpool.
Essay ends with ‘don’t overthink Deadpool’ but your explanation of the plot requires a lot of overthinking.
@@MideXIII it requires thinking like any other film, but realizing "oh it's a metaphor for the Fox/Disney merger/marvel acquisition" allows you to just enjoy the film as is and not worry about how "anchor beings" are gonna play out in future mcu movies.
Being meta commentary or a metaphor doesn’t mean it can’t or shouldn’t make sense in-universe or have a consistent plot. That should come first.
@melancholyentertainment except its Deadpool, where Canon and Continuity are used incredibly loosely because of the nature of the character. In the comics, anytime Deadpool is involved but isn't the main character or narrator on someone else's story, it typically follows canon/continuity. If Deadpool is the main character/narrator in one of his own comics, it should be considered "taken with a grain of salt" because Deadpool is a unreliable narrator and the minute you start breaking the 4th wall in a satirical way, you can't really take anything seriously in regards to "in universe storytelling and sense" without bringing in more questions than answers.
Deadpool stories are meant to be satirical and considered following it's own set of rules outside of Canon because of the nature of the character. Same applies to the movies. In Deadpool 2, how are the 80's young version of the macavoy x-men existing in present times with deadpool at the academy? Simple, it's a joke, a bit. Stop overthinking it.
Deadpool stories/movies play by their own rules that don't apply to the rest of the marvel universe because they take place in the pov of a mentally unstable unreliable narrator who breaks the 4th wall.
@@ryanpervola163That doesn’t make it any better of a movie, it’s still mediocre.
Doom shouldn’t be taking his helmet/mask off, so if RDJ does purely voice and body work, using his acting skill rather than his face/name, it could work. but RDJ loves to be de-masked and they need his face for marketing, posters, trailers, hype etc. so can’t see that happening. Doom as an iron man variant wouldn’t work for me
If they cast such high budget actor in a movie, you bet your top dollar they’re going to show his face as much as possible. That’s the way it goes, however cheap and cannon breaking it might be. They want their money more than telling comic accurate stories
@thecompanioncube4211 Iron Man was Doctor Doom in the comics, so it's not comic breaking.
@@cablefeed3738 in one single issue spin off comic that was unpopular. Its not being used.
i…don’t think you paid enough attention to the movie. the universe doesn’t die as soon as the anchor being dies. it will take thousands of years. and it can’t be “some random tom, dick, or harry off the street”. it has to be someone monumentally important to the universe, which absolutely makes sense why wolverine is 10005’s anchor, given how much of that universe is tied to him.
It has to be someone “important” what’s that doctor who quote about never meeting anyone who isn’t important
Yeah no, the “thousands of years” thing doesn’t make any sense if you think about it for more than five seconds because the TVA exists outside of time, from there perspective it all exists at once and a timeline taking time to stop existing all together doesn’t make sense extra-dimensionally.
@@FullFatVideosAnchor beings are literally just an allegory for whoever is the biggest cash cow in their respective stories, I don't think you're supposed to take it literally.
Would have been funny to have Kang in the void
That would have been too good
Honestly I can see how people are upset they just dropped him, but him being in there would’ve been a way better explanation for his sudden disappearance, then have someone round a bout take up his mantle
A part I don’t see many people talking about is how great Hugh was during the scene that explored his past and why and how this is the “worst Wolverine”. I loved that scene with him in front of the big grave stones and I think Hugh definitely carried the emotional side of the movie
It completely diluted Logan. Nonsensical garbage. The entire movie sucked.
Great point, good criticism, now go back home you'll be late to middle school @@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT
@@shorterazer6858 you’re the one watching nostalgia bait of playing with old action figures.
@@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT i do and i love it, your point?
Really glad the comments are clarifying a lot of (what I thought to be) really obvious subtext of the film. Maybe some people didn’t see the end montage to really cement the idea?
Favorite scene was Logan cussing out Deadpool, his rage was so real I was shrinking in my seat
Favorite action scene was the opening one
Favorite cameo was Human Torch
Favorite joke was The payoff in the post-credit scene
Entire movie was garbage dude go home
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Doctor Doom: I hate you 3000 😡😡😡
I need a directors cut where Deadpool is watching the movie from out of frame, pauses when he sees the teleportation ring, rewinds tells himself to check her pockets while she still has the helmet on and they kill her
And then they'd use it... how?
@@infamousplayer8772 Through the power of the plot telling them to do so.
28:37 this is just wrong, I don't get why so many people think Logan takes place in a post apocalyptic world because it doesn't. Only the mutants have been mostly wiped out by 2029, other than that the world is pretty normal. You wouldn't have people renting limousines, partying, packed casinos in populated cities, or futuristic self driving trucks in a post apocalyptic world.
The economy is clearly screwed, it’s more of a children of men dystopia than what we think of from a sci fi apocalypse
@@FullFatVideos Doesn't seem like it, you have the Munson family owning a farm, living pretty normally other than having their power shut off by greedy land owners, and the teenage son mentions wanting to drop out of high school to travel with his family. You have people running business, a hotel room with a massive flat screen television in it, and a convenience store looking like a regular 7-11 and fully stocked up, as well as other business like a car dealership and a regular emergency clinic, and again the packed casino all being fully operational. That really doesnt seem like a dystopia at all, seems more like a realistic 2029 to me.
I think not enjoying the constant cameos and cameo hype is understandable, I’m the same way, but I think every single cameo in Deadpool and Wolverine was very deserved. This movie was a grand farewell to the FOX marvel movies. It makes sense to have some of the key characters of that era show up for one final fight and one final goodbye. The cameos are purposeful and necessary for this to actually be a meaningful end to FOXs Marvel movies.
Absolutely this. Yes.
Was it really some grand final goodbye when they all die in some multiverse cloud thing? Or when one of the cameos is gambit, or when most of the mutants that came back were recast and weren't even that well loved?
@@kbreezy1581 yes, it was a grand final goodbye. Outside of X23, we have not seen Snipes as Blade or Garner as Elektra for almost 20 years. Being able to bring them back for one last hoorah was an amazing for fans to enjoy and a thanks for them, mainly Snipes, for beginning all of this and being the first real Marvel hit movie. Obviously, with a movie like this, you always can’t get every original actor for these characters. But they were still able to get several key villains to return with the original actors, like Pyro, Toad, Azazel, Sabertooth, and Lady Deathstrike. And id say it’s a farewell to the FOX movies in general, not just the characters. It’s a farewell to the FOX movies as a whole. Even though some characters weren’t super popular, it’s fun to see them back in action. And Marvel has always been adding in Easter eggs to every film of theirs, so why not include with the huge group of villains. Also, what’s wrong with Gambit? Like Ryan Reynolds before he got the green light for Fox to make the first Deadpool, Channing Tatum has been wanting to play Gambit and have a Gambit movie for a very long time. Just looking at the work he’s done just for his role in this movie was incredible. It’s rare for someone to be this devoted to a character and do anything they can to play him. And in the movie, it was great that they had people from FOXs past (Blade and Elektra), their present (X23), and their “future” (Gambit).
Yeah, it honestly would’ve been more weird if they weren’t there.
I felt like the Venessa plot line suggested ptsd on her part relating to her almost death. The reason they broke up is he feels unable to make her feel safe. They get back together because DP realizes she never blamed him and just wants him to have purpose.
I think RDJ as Dr Doom could work if its like Colin Farrell as The Penguin where he looks radically different and his ability as an actor is leaned into more rather than "hey look it's an evil variant of Tony Stark"
Thats not even remotely the same. Penguin isnt in the same comic company as bullseye and bullseye wasnt the head of an iconic series of comic book movies
you think marvel is that clever?
They could say that the MCU universe has a continuous line of anchor beings passing the torch to eachother, like Ironman to spiderman
they dont even need to explain that, Paradox mentioned that it takes several thousand years for a universe to die after an anchor being dies, but he was speeding up the process, which is what the big machine was doing
As Mr Paradox says, it takes a couple of thousand years until the timeline dies if the anchor being dies. So they would make it to 80. Maybe Iron Man (Tony Stark/Robert Downey Jr) is the anchor being of the 616 MCU timeline.
Deadpool and Wolverine (the film) stands out because it can be standalone. You don't need to watch the previous X-Men, Deadpool or Wolverine movies to understand everything, but it is nice to know about them too.
Deadpool (the character) can show up anywhere in the MCU as now he knows where the TVA HQ is on his universe/timeline.
What I think of the timeline: X-Men Origins: Wolverine, First Class, X-Mem, X2, X-Men 3: Last Stand, The Wolverine, Days of Future Past (makes new timeline after the Mystique/Magneto President assassination attempt while Wolverine is in the future with his X-Men team and younger Wolverine gets put in Stryker's base to get released by younger Jean in Apocalypse movie), Dedapool, Deapool 2, X-Men Apocalypse, X-Men Dark Phoenix, LOGAN, and finally Deadpool and Wolverine.
I'd say watching Logan is a must. The opening scene wouldn't be as hilarious imo.
No, the entire reason MCU heroes weren't in the void was because the void is a trash heap where disposable and forgotten movie characters go to lol
That's why it was full of FOX characters and stuff like Blade and F4, heck its made so clear when Gambit says I feel like I was born in the void, because a Gambit film starring Channing Tatum was never released from development hell
did you fall asleep during that part? Logan didn't let Cassandra live because "he's a good guy", he was trying to persuade her to not kill them when they took off the helmet because he knew she was the only one that could get them out of the void, and they'd be stuck there forever if she died. Killing her wasn't the problem, surviving and getting out of the void was.
One thing u did get wrong in the video is Paradox explained that when the anchor being dies, it takes a good several thousand years give or take for the universe to cease, not that if an anchor being dies the universe just automatically dies, just Paradox wanted to speed up the process to get into the good books
I actually got to this movie spoiler free, delete social media people. One of the bests movie experiences I’ve ever had in a while
"iron man doomed himself" was a great line
8:00 Tbh that device never made sense, was just a funny gadget. Like how was he able kill Origins Deadpool or Ryan Reynolds?
Looking forward to seeing ur thoughts on DP3, I enjoyed it quite a lot. Personally I'm not a fan of the Doom casting in any circumstance.
Also would love more Dr Who vids dude.
13:38 - You're right, I have no idea who Elektra is. Although when I was a child, in Superman: The Animated Series there was an electricity-using character Livewire. Her name has been somehow translated into my native language as "Elektra" :P
Multiverse Of Madness established incursions where if someone moves to another universe that both the traveler’s universe and his universe he moved to will both die but Deadpool’s Earth-10005 and the Wolverine variant anchor being replacement’s universe are safe from incursions? Heck, what’ll happen to the MCU Fantastic 4’s universe and the MCU’s Earth-199999 (Not calling it 616) when the Fantastic 4 move into the MCU? And the MCU when all the Marvel universes crossover for Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars?
Okay, so one thing. Wolverine literally explained that he turned his back on the team.
I was a little disappointed that Kelly Hu didn’t return as Lady Deathstrike. However, I can let that side since it has been revealed she got busy playing Tyger Tiger for the upcoming Wolverine video game. So I am glad she is still part of the X-Men universe in some form right now.
Deadpool & Wolverine is overrated. If it wasn’t for all the fan service, most wouldn’t like this movie. The story itself is pretty mediocre and just not very engaging.
This is not the movie to save the MCU, especially because it’s filled with pretty much everything people have been trashing the MCU for. It focuses too much on spectacle over story, it has bad writing, formulaic plot, shallow characters, etc. If there’s one to thing I could say, it was pretty funny, that or I have a terrible sense of humor, but it worked for me.
Most people are watching because Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are teaming up, and most people are happy with it because they saw characters from movies that came out over a decade ago. Most who didn’t like the movie are because it’s shallow, vapid and adds to the ever growing list of dumb, mind-numbing, cgi fest films that people keep eating up.
It’s fun overall, but to say it’s amazing or even good is nothing short of a lie.
8:10 he also teleports to our universe to kill Ryan Reynolds before he starts green lantern. So it's not that hard to believe he can go to 616
Deadpool's whole character development involves being a part of a family or team deep down. Additionally, "anchor beings" have always been in Marvel comics and is the one of the main points of Secret Wars (i.e. molecule man)
It's funny because in the UK, there is no clapping or cheering in the cinema, the most i've ever heard is some light mumering in NWH
That’s funny cos I’m all the opening nights and weekends for these where I am we get all the fanfare for better or worse
@@FullFatVideos I was the opening weekend for both and barely anything (thank god I don't think I could stand it)
Same, UK here, laughing obviously but no disturbing cheers and claps
Same in Australia
I was at the Day 1 midnight screening in Leicester Square and there were plenty of cheers/reactions from the audience. No Way Home and Endgame got bigger pops but this movie comfortably took the bronze. 🥉
I thought they were gonna go the route of "The Fox Continuity has so many errors and inconsistencies that the timeline is breaking and killing the universe" rather than the Anchor being stuff. I think on a script level it's really obvious that this movie was filmed during a writters strike, but Hugh, Ryan, and the rest of the cast gave it their all and sold the story for me. It's not a film I'd consider good, but I really enjoyed it
Anchor beings as a concept may be stupid, but I think it was made specifically for whatever adaptation of Secret Wars we're about to get.
The movie was so stuffed to the brim with cameos... and I still wish we could have had Nic Cage's Ghost Rider back for it
The whole anchor being thing I didn’t take too seriously but took it more as a poke at Disney/Storytelling in general. Storytelling literally only creates universes to have the main characters play in. Once the main character is done, the universe flashes out of existence. Just like what the TVA is doing with these offshoot universes/timelines. Does this idea ruin the MCU in general? I don’t think so, but I think somewhere if the TVA returns again if someone mentions anchor beings the line should be, “Eh its way more complicated then that, thats just how we explain it to newbies or to the particularly slow.” So that it explains it in a joke just like the MCU loves.
I only saw the first teasee trailer and first full trailer for the film. So besides seeing a photo of X-23 I had no idea about any of the other surprise characters in the film. Hell, I didn't even expect the film to have so many, or for the plot to be an in-universe allagory for Disney destroying the Fox-verse. It certainly made the cameo appearances more surprising and impactful (I did not expect Blade of all characters). Maybe because Ive always seen the Deadpool movies as in-universe parodies, their continuity errors never bothered me. Personally, I got a funny Deadpool and Wolverine film, and a send off to the 2000s era of superhero films I grew up on. It could have been better structured, and I think most of your points are good ones, but I had fun watching which was what I mainly cared about.
A potential way they could've done anchor beings is by explaining them as appearing in some universes but not all universe's, or have it be that anchor beings are created after extensive timeline shakeups tying in days of futures past and Deadpool 2s end credit scene as reasons for why Logan becomes the anchor being.
There is a lot of “point went over head” in this video and this movie is bottom-of-the-barrel simple stuff. Wowee lol
You do have to have a high IQ to understand Deadpool
I loved The Human Torch alot, especially since in germany he was Voiced by Benedikt Weber, but the MCU Cap had a different Voice Actor. So what did they do for this movie? They brought Benedikt back, the person who voiced him in F4 1 and 2! That little touch was really great!
I usually agree with you on 80-100% of things for most of your videos, but this one I almost don’t agree with anything. Maybe 10-20% on this one. Your points on the continuity and the lack of a really good emotional story I agree with. This movie is just supposed to be fun and a joke. But I think you missed what the movie actually meant. This was a love letter to FOX from Ryan and Hugh. To remember where marvel actually came from before 2008 changed everything. Blade was perfect like you said, but so was Electra, so was gambit, and there not cameos. A cameo is what Stan Lee does. A quick pop up, “oh I know him” and then gone. No integral part of the story. All the suprises in this movie were “supporting roles” they were written and woven in for the story to work. They were all in it for more than 5 minutes. Thats not a cameo. You also have to think of budget. They can’t get all the extra actors you wanted for Wolverine, they probably only had enough for one and Cavil is the best choice. On top of that, Tobey/mysterio are both Sony IPs marvel doesn’t own them to use whenever. Sony is the biggest and stingiest company to deal with when handling there IPs, especially Spider-Man. We’re lucky we even got the “pew pew” motion in the car. And to have ALL of the X-men come back, even for a flashback scene, would have made the movie waayyyyy too much on budget, and way too many actors to not get leaked. There gonna save that for secret wars. There’s a lot more you said that just didn’t make sense to me. I kinda realized it more when you said you’re not a big fan of Deadpool and the movies are alright. Also the whole thing about Logan’s grave was a perfect misdirect that we honestly all wanted. Kids today know the song Bye bye bye and that intro is one of the best marvel intros of all time. Love your videos, glad you’re honest with your opinion, but I think you missed a big part of what makes this movie great.
Exactly! Every other youtuber talking about this movie was talking about the budget _except for him_! Some people just don't want to think about logistics. Especially for a franchise that's been very pointedly lower budget than most MCU films.
OG Fox/Marvel character appearances in this film ranked:
1. Blade - Easily the best one. It was honestly like Wesley Snipes had barely been gone.
2. Human Torch - Genuinely had me laughing out loud and always a pleasure having Chris Evans back. Though as much as I love him as Johnny, I’ll always prefer him as Cap. Plus I take it as more that he’s not the specific Johnny we saw in the old F4 films and more of a variant of him.
3. Laura/X-23 - Dafne Keen is great, so it was just nice to have her back here and she brought the right amount of emotion. I like Logan as a film but I’m not overly attached to it, so even if she’s THAT Laura pulled into the void at an older age, it doesn’t really bother me.
4. Gambit - It was fun to see him have some fun with this role. Hearing his exaggerated Cajun accent was a good laugh and it was cool to get a classic costumed Gambit played by someone who really cares about the character. Though I imagine anyone who was a fan of the Taylor Kitsch version might be a tad disappointed he didn’t appear instead.
5. Elektra - Jennifer Garner was fine. Like that’s all I can really say. I was never particularly attached to her iteration of the character, but it was cool to see that Daredevil universe referenced, but arguably seeing Affleck’s Daredevil would’ve probably had a bigger impact.
6. Cassandra’s goons: Pyro, Sabretooth, Juggernaut, Toad, Azazel, Bullseye, Lady Deathstrike etc. - Again, they were fine, but added no real merit. The fact that many of them were just recast with extras was ultimately disappointing. I’d rather have had their original versions than this. But I’ll live.
Taylor Kitsch’s Gambit made me wanna see Channing Tatum play the character in that solo I was initially sad he didn’t get
I really enjoyed the film. I thought it was easily the most enjoyable since Endgame. The best part about it was that it existed as an ultimate love letter/sendoff to FOX Marvel era.
Not only that, I think it gave us Hugh Jackman's very best performance as Wolverine IMO. And RR's best performance as Deadpool. So much so that I wouldn't mind if this was his final film as well (which is of course unlikely). They wrapped up the DP trilogy, gave us a second perfect Wolverine farewell, and plenty of fan service send-offs along with it. Solid acting throughout from everyone.
Lastly, for me, the 2 "Like a Prayer" moments in the final act are the most satisfying superhero moments since the Portals opened up. Bravo
I was personally very happy to see Jennifer Gardner's Elektra, because I love Jennifer, I think she deserves some praise and I laughed hard at her "jab" at Ben due to real life background. I'm just glad to see Jen get some love.
Spider-Man no way home, Deadpool and wolverine are great mcu multiverse movies man
They’re okay! I don’t hate them
They’re indeed but he has become so sooo embittered that now he’s just another wannabe “smartass” like the ones on twitter /X it’s actually pretty sad
Deadpool and Wolverine is both the weakest of the trilogy and also my absolutely my favorite. Also the Dr.Doom casting is so bad i punched my wall when I found out and my hand still hurts.
Deadpool and Wolverine isn't part of a Trilogy, so that's probably the problem for you.
And the Doom casting is genius.
Uhhh it picks up almost immediately after Deapool 2? Where are you getting the jist its not a part of a trilogy of deadpool movies... @lexruptor
From ignorance clearly because it's clearly Ryan's love letter to his ideal deadpool 3 @@thebonk7138
@@lexruptor ever the contrarian on every video ruptor
Thank you! They own fox,they have the rights to Greatest Showman,that would have made that fight scene even more hilarious if they kept it going
I’m kind of down for RDJ playing Dr. Doom, it’s such an insane casting that I want to see it, plus RDJ is an impeccable actor & him playing a villain is a big yes from me.
I mean when a anchor being dies it takes thousands of years to die off, like how the sun will go out but that's not for another million of years. Paradox doesn't want to wait that long so he felt like doing it in a instent
Also Pyro was basically the third villain after paradox and nova which is weird to think about
I gave up on try to make any sense of the fox-men timeline like a decade ago and just enjoyed the ride
Deadpool and Wolverine was a collection of great scenes connected by a terrible plot and jokes that took you out of the moment/refused to let moments land. (Wolverine puts on his cowl but deadpool makes a bl0wjob joke)
videos of Cap picking up the hammer are the only audience reactions I want to see. It sucks that Thanos seemed to walk away unscathed. he should have at least lost an eye or something.
Favourite action scene: Wade and Logan Vs Deadpools
Favourite cameo: Blade 😊🦇
The movie was great I think, but I totally get why some don't 👍
As for the RDJ Doom casting - Yes! It honestly feels like stunt casting. I already wasn’t that sold on the MCU’s F4 being from another timeline, I just wanted an MCU Sacred Timeline native F4. So for them to reuse the actor for the biggest MCU character as Doom just makes me roll my eyes.
Ben Mendelsohn would’ve been solid as Doom, even if he was a Skrull for 5 minutes, Gemma Chan was in Captain Marvel in blue makeup as a Kree for 5 minutes and then was the lead in Eternals as Sersi, so it’s not impossible. Plus Ben LOVES the character of Dr Doom so could’ve brought some real passion to the part. I imagine that RDJ will play Doom well, but honestly, I’d just rather that he, Evans and Johansson come back as variants of Tony, Steve and Nat for Secret Wars in the same way Jackman was a Logan variant in DP&W.
If they’d announced those 3 returning as variants alongside Thor, Hulk and Hawkeye giving us the OG 6 team, plus Cumberbatch as Strange, Larson as Captain Marvel, Jackman as Wolverine, Reynolds as Deadpool, Holland, Garfield and Maguire as the 3 Spider-Men, the OG X-Men cast and the new F4 cast for Secret Wars, I’d have honestly been hyped.
RDJ’s stunt casting is worse than Pedro Pascal’s Mr. Fantastic stunt casting and I’d have wanted a Romani actor to play Doctor Doom as the character is Romani though I like castings of Ben Mendelsohn and Mads Mikkelson but they aren’t Romani.
I love your raw honesty and criticism, great video!
I appreciate that, thank you
The problem I have with these old previous character cameos in marvel movies now is that people want them just to have them, not because they like those versions of the character or because they could fit the story and get a very good and interesting arc, they just want them for the sake of having them and so they can have a moment in the cinema where they clap like seals. And D&W proves it.
The fact people clapped and cheered and were overjoyed to see Jennifer Garner's version of Elektra proves it as, lets be real, no one likes that version of the character as she comes from two bad movies. The fact that I've seen people genuinely want Fant4stic's cast and Ben Affleck's Daredevil to come back in secret wars just shows that even if they're not good or popular versions of the character, people will still want them back just for the reveal.
It is quite saddening to see people get hyped over cameos and speculation of seeing bad versions of characters that were never liked return, over the characters this saga introduced like Shang-Chi, Moon Knight, She-Hulk, and the new Black Panther and Captain America.
This is more a problem with the fandom than what Marvel's done, as they tied the Spider-men and Blade, Gambit, Elektra, X-23 well into the story of the projects they appeared in. But there is a part of me looking forward for this saga to end that way we stop with the returning characters from previous universes, and focus on the main MCU characters like we did in the infinity saga.
Totally agree about Johnny, also wish they gave him a costume more reminiscent of the 2005 movie where they were perfect.
Yeah, all in all it just doesn’t feel like the same guy
I've been waiting to watch this video until I saw it, having avoided all spoilers, and I had a lot of fun! I didn't have much in the way of expectations going in, so I came out with a smile on my face. After the bland and boring recent movies, this was a breath of fresh air!
I enjoyed the needle drops, I was vibing to just about every single one, smiling.
Amazing video analysis, you have put pretty well some of the issues I had with this movie. I do need to kindly ask what is even going on with the captions of this video? At a lotta times there is plenty of clear standing out from what you said / content from the video missing, is this like an adaptation of the script you wrote for the video converted to captions??
I think this movie and RDJ returning really speaks to our inability as a species to accept finality and death. Which maybe needlessly philosophical but that just where I’m at. Eventually the ride is going to be over. Will it be because it ended beautifully? Or because it broke down from overuse? Seems like it’s going to be the latter. Jackman should’ve ended his run in Logan. I still believe that. Downey is at risk of the same thing. Best to accept that everything has a time… and you may not have gotten to see and do everything you wanted, but it was a good run all the same. Time to let go.
*Highs:* Hugh Jackman in a comic accurate costume (finally), the opening fight scene, Mary Puppins aka Dogpool, the Honda fight ("the Honda Odyssey f***s hard"), Cavillrine appearance, Johnny Storm's death, the Wolverine/Deadpool fight in the Void, the themes of legacy and redemption, Wolverine's talk with X-23, the Deadpool Corps battle, CT Gambit's fight choreography and the post-credits scene.
*Lows:* Cassandra Nova's motivation, the semi-weak finale, the flimsy plot, the inclusion of the TVA and the reminder of the Loki show, Mr. Paradox's stupidity, the whole "anchor being" thing, the brief fight between Wolverine and Tyler Mane Sabretooth, the pacing
*Best action scene:* Tie between the Honda fight and the opening fight set to "Bye Bye Bye"
*Best cameo:* Wesley Snipes' Blade (I let out a manly squeal when that happened)
Overall, I'd give it a 7/10
Only 30 min in and I can say THIS is the most honest review for D&W I've seen.
I enjoyed the movie. It made me laugh. It made me excited to see a classicesq version of Wolverine.
Viewed as a comedy it works.
As an MCU film it's ... ok. It's a Deadpool movie MORE THAN ANYTHING.
It really is - I honestly believe - is DEADPOOL 3 - and nothing more.
Yea it connects to the MCU now - but only making official that Hugh and Ryan will be in The Avengers.
Which is cool too!....
Gosh I'm torn.
Great review!!!!!
I’m just glad the movie had physical actors. Everyone trained, got in shape and did some or most of their own stunts. It was legitimately refreshing to see the love, respect and passion everyone had for their character through their respective portrayals.
For me. I want to say the movie is good. I paid around $37 for both mine and my cousins' tickets together. So I want to just say the movie is good and that's it. But I can't. Ignoring the cameos the movie in my eyes suffers from the Multiverse aspect. Hopefully any future Deadpool movie they don't continue the trend. And from what I'm hearing Deadpool stopped being Deadpool because the Avengers rejected him?
4:20 So what you're saying is it's all flash and no substance, like so many other Marvel projects.
I loved the movie, not because it's perfect, but because it was fun and entertaining. Not woke or boring, just a fun movie featuring two great actors as great characters
8:06 didn't Deadpool kill Ryan Reynolds and the Deadpool of Origins in the 2nd movie?
13:23 honestly, I was a fan of the Inhumans show. Sure, Black bolt wasn't my favorite character but I liked him as well
15:19 I grew up with the 2000s X-men movies and watched them all multiple times (there is this couple of weeks I spent watching each movie 3 times back to back) but I don't remember this scene
"Wolverine did a Donna Noble"😂😂
Many of your criticisms about DP&W are valid. Vanessa dying in DP2 and being in a weird spot in this movie is very awkward. The other mainstay supporting characters barely having a screen presence has been an issue for a long time. But it seems fairly obvious that you don't understand the character deadpool, nor deadpool as a movie.
DP wanting to be an avenger doesn't make much sense at first, but when you consider that being an avenger in the MCU is his lifeline to surviving the vicious superhero film industry, it makes sense. DP is the only superhero movie with the power to challenge things on a meta level like that.
I see a lot of nitpicks that really just make sense if you think about it for more than five minutes. DP going to earth-616? He literally shoots Ryan Reynolds accepting the role of GL with cable's watch. TVA not caring about what he did? They don't seem to care about Endgame at all, and that was something that reversed the fate of literally half of the people in the universe, and involved pulling six metaphysical stones of creation from their proper time and place. IMO it'd be a greater inconsistency if they let that slide but not DP's flippant use of the watch.
To a degree I get your criticism about anchor beings. They could be an ordinary joe and they can die easily. Plus by DP now being part of the MCU it sets a precedent that every universe will have an anchor being. But to get to that point, that specific universe usually lives for billions of years, and then when the anchor being dies the universe lives for thousands more. An anchor being doesn't have to be iron man or spiderman, nowhere have the conditions for someone being an anchor being laid out. And because anchor beings is a single individual in a specific time and space, they need not even he brought up.
New wolverine's backstory is genuinely tragic. It's really odd that you frame it as the writers' afterthought to include the line of him losing it and going on a revenge murder spree. That is very much in his character considering how they've depicted him thus far. Maybe you're desensitised considering the things you've read in the comics since you mention them a lot, but to claim his backstory as something that's not worth wolverine being so broken and deflated? His found family are all dead and he wasn't even awake to try and help them.
Sparing Cassandra Nova seems out of character? Wolverine spent most of the movie ashamed and angry that he was not the X-man that Charles thought him as. He even wears the suit in remembrance of that. And he finally (internally) acknowledges that even if he may not be that X-man, he can still try. This is shown when he gets out of the trunk of the car. And he really does it. Xavier wouldn't consign a helpless person to die, especially not a mutant, and wolvie knows it. To claim that this scene falls flat makes me think you've just missed the point and tone of the movie.
And honestly, I don't understand the criticisms about the cameos, or lack thereof. Not having any MCU heroes during the interview? The movie is about DP realising that the avengers are not the end all be all. Besides that, thor is seen holding DP in a playful scene hinting what's could happen in the future. Cavellerine was hilarious and cool imo, I don't see why this is wasted potential by not having other cool fancastings that pandered to you specifically. No other X-men as cameos? Okay, and? I genuinely don't understand the issue with this. What would depicting them do besides decreasing the budget significantly and being the exact gratuitous cameos you're complaining about. The depth of wolverine's sorrows has already been realised well.
I also disagree with the egregious use of the word 'cameo'. Human torch and Sabertooth were cameos 100%. But Blade, Elektra, Gambit, Juggernaut and Pyro? They were supporting characters through and through. Very welcome and surprising for sure, but not cameos. I feel like people have become very comfortable throwing that word around. All of those characters were integral to the way the story unfolded. Besides these, I keep seeing issues you raise where you'd have liked to see X or see them use set piece Y without really considering that they don't work narratively, which is really odd to me cause I've you make great arguments in prior videos about set pieces that would have worked well narratively in those respective movies.
As aforementioned, I don't think you understand deadpool as a character nor as a movie. Quite often I find that people who don't like certain superheroes or superhero media go into it having very different ideas of what to expect. DP&W could only do what DP&W could do, and infinity war couldn't do that just as much as DP&W couldn't do what infinity war did. If you weren't a fan of DP in the first place and went into it knowing full well you wouldn't get it, then it calls into question how good faith this critique is. Most of this video comes across as, "You know that thing you love about this movie? Well here's why it's dumb and why you shouldn't like it." I don't know if you'll read this. Or maybe you will and won't respond. But hopefully if you did read it, it'll help be more objective in your critique.
really really excited to see RDJ play a tony stark variant calling himself doom with no prior established relationship to the ff or his heritage or nation
I've pretty much been done with the MCU for a while now, both because of the quality decline and general superhero fatigue. So I was shocked to find that I absolutely loved Deadpool & Wolverine! I didn't much care for the first Deadpool movie, and liked the second but not enough to ever see it more than the one time, and definitely didn't think I had any nostalgia for the Fox X-Men franchise. But there i was, laughing my ass off and having a grand old time and even shedding a few years while watching the new movie. Loved the Chris Evans cameo, the Oldboy homage fight scene set to Like a Prayer, the surprisingly emotional campfire scene between Logan and X-23 (oh, and I still haven't even seen "Logan"), all the roasting of the MCU and cinematic universes. Just pure glee!
9/10, the highest rating I've ever given an MCU movie, along with 2 of the Guardians films. Absolutely loved it!
And now I never have to watch another MCU movie ever again.
It's okay, they don't need you
I think, mainly, "fun mess" will be the enduring legacy of this one
This movie was a solid 9/10 for me. I can't agree with all your critiques unfortunately especially considering how long we waited for another solid MCU film. Also I would like you to give the Doctor Doom casting a chance, he probably isn't 616 Doom or the permanent Doom and another may show up at some point in the universe. Also go read the What If comic of Iron Man becoming Doctor Doom. It's the Russo Brothers directing it and they understand the comics so please give them a chance please.
I know you called the suit from Deadpool 1 and 2 perfection (and I agree). Which did you think was better, that suit or the one from this movie?
Blade was definitely the most unexpected and appreciated cameo in the movie. I grew up loving the Wesley Snipes movies and have always felt the first one isn't given the credit it deserves for being the film that revived the comic book movie genre in the late 90s. I hope that we see more of the OG daywalker in the future.
I loved the cameos for the most part but my biggest disappointment was not seeing Ben afleck return. Seeing him and elektra again would have been perfect. A missed opportunity to play evanescence.
Did you miss the joke about it in the movie or what??
the actress that played cassandra looks jus like james mac i cant wait 2 c them together n a movie
I feel like RDJ can be a great doom as long as they don't say it's a variant of Tony stark but just Victor von doom that happens to look like stark and they don't mention they look alike
Ofc they’re going to mention they look alike. That’s the whole reason they casted RDJ. For them to have to face off against somebody who looks just their greatest hero.
They’re definitely gonna mention it and I think there’s some genuine emotional potential there, I just hope they stick with it being Victor (which they said on stage luckily it is Victor Von Doom) and also don’t show his face too much.
I’m saying it now just in case it becomes true later but my guess is that RDJ as Tony Stark will show up in the new Fantastic Four movie and it will show his origin as Dr. Doom in some form and the movie will have a post credit scene that sets up Avengers Doomsday similar to how Thanos was revealed in the Avengers post credit scenes
This movie actually fixed some things in the MCU (& multiverse. And confused some things for ppl, lol)
I had someone explain to me that anchor beings are from the comics and are usually near immortals that are rarely seen. So i think Logan being his worlds anchor being was just them saying he was the main character in majority of those movies. I also want to say if their explaination of what anchor beings are in the comics is wrong ignore most of what i said