Just one thing to note, there is a Deadpool 2, but the first scene contains a big spoiler for one of the X-men films called Logan (it's amazing, if you decide you want more Wolverine). My opinion on which X-men films you need to see before you get to Logan - X-Men, X2, X3, X-Men First Class (takes place in the 1960's), X-Men: Days of Future Past (takes place in the 1970's) - in that order, the rest are optional. Days of Future Past can be optional, but I personally think it's very good. X3 can also be optional - it's not well regarded by comic fans, but you may be good with it not knowing the context.
Trust me. You'll NEVER take a pompous comic book movie seriously after Deadpool. The only one that comes close is a movie called CHRONICLE, about 3 high school boys who get superpowers after contact with a meteor. And how do they use their powers? Exactly like you'd expect 3 average teenagers to use super powers.
28:24, yeah, it's healing his cancer as fast as it can form, but let's remember, in almost every instance, cancer is MADE of your own cells, so it's just spreading like wildfire now, because his immune system may BE constantly attacking it, but the sped up healing and mitosis of his cells doesn't care whether or not it's a healthy cell or a cancerous cell that it's creating, so now Wade is basically a walking tumor.
Comic Book Starters Recommending incoming..... Any films together are in the same continuity for example the three Superman movies below. While Man of Steel is in it's own continuity. *SUPERMAN MOVIES* Superman (1978) Superman II (1980) Superman Returns (2006) Man of Steel (2013) *BATMAN MOVIES* Batman (1989) Batman Returns (1992) Batman Begins (2005) The Dark Knight (2008) The Dark Knight Rises (2012) The Batman (2021) The Penguin (TV Series) The Batman 2 (Unknown) *SPIDER-MAN MOVIES* Spider-Man (2002) Spider-Man 2 (2004) Spider-Man 3 (2007) The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) Some other films: The Incredibles (2004) The Incredibles 2 (2020) Men in Black (1997) Men in Black II (2002) Men in Black 3 (2012) Darkman (1990) The Crow (1994) Blade (1998) Blade 2 (2002) Hellboy (2004) V for Vendetta (2005) I'll leave it at these so to not overwhelm you but I placed all the connected films together as there's many different reboots for characters like Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man. You could always look up a list of the greatest comic book films but these are all great introductions to some of the more well known hero's. Left out the MCU as there's a whole list of films that are all in release order but that universe starts with Iron Man from (2008) and then just follow off in release order and you'll be fine. For the DCEU it's the same, Man of Steel (2013) is the first film in this universe so if you enjoy that feel free to watch the others. You can really start anywhere from watching Batman 89 or even watch the Nolan Batman movies first with Batman Begins and then go back and watch the older film it's up to you. Same goes with Superman etc. I personally would start with the older films first and then the newer movies.
Fun fact: breaking the 4th wall is one of his powers. His mutation made him able to realise he and the others were fictional characters, which others view as crazy/talking to himself.
50:49 with his healing powers, plastic surgery wouldn't work on him. Even if the incisions didn't heal immediately, his power would only recognize his current appearance as the baseline template, and would "heal" him back to that template.
You mentioned wanting Vanessa to be a superhero. In the comics she is one, called Copycat. Her power is genetic shapeshifting, meaning she can perfectly copy someone's form down to their DNA. This means if she copies someone with genetics based powers she gets them, too.
@@chriswhinery925Not as bad as you might think. She's not as strong as the original and her power takes time and proximity. It's also not totally voluntary. She's like a genetic sponge
Deadpool is great and one of the earliest mature comic book movies at least since the 2000s so it really opened the door for shows like The Boys and more mature Comic Book stories brought to live action or animation. It's set within Fox's X-Men universe with Days of Future Past being the last film before this which soft rebooted the series into a new timeline this being where Deadpool is set. Will not say how for spoiler reasons but it created a new continuity in a series that's had a few continuity problems which even Deadpool brought up. But 100% you're safe going into this film as it's very much a stand alone release just two years after Fox kind of rebooted the universe to make changes. You no doubt have heard about the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) a massive universe filled with Marvel movies and TV shows starting with Iron Man in 2008. While Deadpool is not apart of this connected universe as Fox own the rights to the X-Men releasing the first X-Men film in 2000 and of course releasing follow ups and spin offs such as Wolverine and of course Deadpool it's still based on Marvel comics. Deadpool 3 is confirmed to be an MCU film as Marvel now own the movie rights again so it's just a case of how they'll connect them together. In the comics X-Men and Deadpool co exist alongside the greater Marvel universe so Avengers, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Blade, Guardians of the Galaxy etc. Deadpool and Spider-Man. While for the Fox universe they can mention stuff like Avengers, Spider-Man etc. History on why so many studios own Marvel IPS. In the 1990s Marvel sold their movie rights off so they could make a little bit of money as between 1993 and 1996, revenues from comics and trading cards began to collapse so Marvel was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Sony got Spider-Man which they still have the movie rights to while Fox got X-Men and Fantastic Four while other studios got the rights to Blade, Hulk, Punisher, Ghost Rider etc. So these studios started pumping out their own movies all disconnected from each other even though some people tried to connect them. Then Marvel were like "Hey so why don't we create movies in house with our own studio" so then they created a plan for a phase 1 to build up to an Avengers film. But as they did not have the rights to X-Men, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man etc. Marvel could really only focus on the characters they had (Most of Marvel) and maybe hopefully later introduce X-Men and Spider-Man in the crossover if Sony and Fox allowed them. Years later Sony and Marvel came to a deal to allow an MCU Spider-Man which is how the MCU has Spider-Man movies but this never happened with Fox and in 2019 Disney bought Fox anyways so now the MCU is free to use X-Men and Deadpool along with the Fantastic Four. In a perfect world the Fox X-Men movies would've easily carried over into the MCU just have the X-Men exist before The Avengers. Fox X-Men Movies Releases: X-Men (2000) - Recommend X2 (2003) - Recommend X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) -Recommend X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) - Mixed but I recommend watching for reasons I can't say relating to Deadpool 2 (After Credit Scene in DP2) X-Men: First Class (2011) - Recommend The Wolverine (2013) - Recommend X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) - Highly Recommend Deadpool (2016) - Seen X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) - Recommend Logan (2017) - Highly Recommend Deadpool 2 (2018) -Highly Recommend Dark Phoenix (2019) - Mixed ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Two Timelines for Context *Original Timeline:* X-Men: First Class X-Men Origins: Wolverine X-Men X2 X-Men: The Last Stand The Wolverine Days of Future Past --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *New Timeline:* X-Men: First Class X-Men: Apocalypse Dark Phoenix Deadpool 1
Something most people miss on first watch is that Deadpool keeps asking everyone where Francis is, but the bad guys know of him as his "villain" name Ajax so no wonder it took him so long to find him!
How Deadpool got his powers is WAY more disturbing in the comics; this was light. In both cases, Ajax was involved. Because he breaks the fourth wall, he'll make a LOT of references to Marvel and DC, as well as politics and shows. Nothing is safe. There are very few characters in comics who know that they're in a comic book (in this case, in a comic book movie)
Watching the other X-men movies would help with some of the jokes/references....... The Joke about which "Which Xavier....." is in the Xmen movies Professor Charles Xavier is played by 2 different actors, due to on-screen age of character..... There is an on-going Rivalary/Trolling by Ryan Reynolds who plays Dead Pool and Hugh Jackman who plays Wolverine (the face on the picture stapled under Dead Pool's mask in the last fight......
"You will come talk with Professor Xavier." "McAvoy or Stewart? These timelines can get so confusing." Fun Fact: While filming, Ryan Reynolds visited sick kids, via Make-A-Wish foundation, as Deadpool. Art Imitates Life Fact: Ryan Reynolds revealed that the taxi driver character Dopinder (Karan Soni) was named after "a really cool guy" he knew in elementary school who died when hit by lightning. The character was meant to be a tribute to him. Not A CGI Costume Fact: The Deadpool costume originally had a muscle layer underneath but it had to be removed. Ryan Reynolds was so muscular, the costume was not only too tight for him, but it made him look overlarge. Ryan Reynolds was allowed to keep his Deadpool costume after filming had completed. Technically he didn't ask to, nor did he give anyone the chance to take it from him. When 20th Century Fox found out about this, the studio just let him keep it. Jump Starter Fact: A three-minute test reel was shot in January 2012 in an attempt to convince the heads of the studio to move forward with the movie. On August 1, 2014, the footage was released (aka: LEAKED) to the public and, based on the overwhelmingly positive response from fans, the film finally began production. The footage was so popular that part of it was recreated for the actual film. This included the opening scene with Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) on the highway which leads to the fight scene in the car.
There are too many jokes, references and Easter eggs to mention but my favorites are the Wolverine/Huge Jackman jokes. They're a running gag in the Deadpool franchise. Also, watch the end credits to the end, some good stuff there. 😄
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Deadpool is pretty much standalone. Ryan Reynolds took *years* trying to get this film made. It was always his baby. And a very nice reaction, thank you. As far as the other Marvel movies are concerned, unlike Deadpool, they are all connected - although you could watch Werewolf By Night - which means they really should be watched in release order. (Some suggest "in-story chronological" but there are issues, like not watching the post-credits scenes in case of spoilers.) The X-Men movies are separate from the Marvel mainstream (for legal/ownership reasons) and problematic because the early X-Men movies did not care about continuity. The later ones, as Marvel showed what could be done with comic book movies, are much better (a couple are staggeringly good) and they slowly merged with Marvel (because Disney bought Marvel and then Fox). The Spiderman movies are also kind of separate, to a point, and weirdly it's worthwhile watching all of them because of what happens in later movies. "Into the Spiderverse" can be watched on its own and it's amazing. It does reference other Spidey movies a little bit, but it's not critical. Star Wars despite there being prequels, are still best watched in release order. It just works better. The "machete order" is an option (4-5-2-3-6), yes it doesn't include episode 1, for many reasons.
Scan through the end credits, because like Marvel movies there are extra scenes in them. They may not always be worth it but... This one is not one to worry about but if you watch (and you should) DP2 definitely watch for it.
Thanks for sharing your reaction with us! It was fun watching this again with you. A word of warning, if you intend to watch _Deadpool 2_ - by the time the title credits appear, you are likely to be _very upset._ Do not let that distract you from reading the credits; they will express exactly what you're feeling, so you can tell that they knew exactly what they were doing.
Good to see you have a good laugh! Luckily Deadpool works as a stand-alone and good fun even though there is tons of references to x-men movies. The Marvel movies are very well done but should be seen in release order to get context and avoid spoilers. Give Ironman a shot and if you enjoy it you could carry on. Its a good stand alone as well and being the ‘first’ doesn’t need any background. The Incredible Hulk came out same year a few months earlier but no real harm to watch either first. But if you’re not into them don’t bother! The Bourne franchise is good entertaining action thriller. The ‘cornetto’ trilogy with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is good too and another they made after that called ‘Paul’
In that OTHER universe ( whispers "DC" ) Batman is just a man who becomes a super hero by being able to afford any technology that can be invented for protection/strength. #BillionaireAdvantage
Just discovered your channel and loved your reaction to this. Deadpool 2 is AT LEAST as good as the first one. I might also suggest Iron Man (with Robert Downey Jr in the lead role) just to give you a taste of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. If you like it, you'd probably enjoy the movies that follow it (Iron Man is the first of the franchise). I think it's one of the best so, if you don't care for it, you probably wouldn't like any of the others. I'll definitely be watching more of your reactions. Thanks for sharing! 🤗
Great Reaction....... The Joke about him "going through" so many people at 33:00 is all the Henchman know the villian as "Ajax" not "Francis"...... Deadpool doesn't just break the 4th wall (react with audience)..... He is Aware he is a comic book/movie character....... Deadpool 2 is Great Also..... and they are in preps for filming Deadpool 3 now......
Deadpool is a standalone franchise so you're okay. He's made countless cameos and has worked with the Avengers, X-Men, etc. so he's a recurring character in the Marvel comics.
That Deadpool would have gotten further a lot quicker if he hadn't asked his targets 'Where's Francis?' but 'Where's Ajax?' is just the typical logical error that would happen to the comic book character as well. HE is the only one who knew Ajax's real name was Francis; everybody else knew him as Ajax. Deadpool in the comics is also utterly insane. Or completely sane. Depending on how you look at it. Oh, and he CAN'T die. Period. He will ALWAYS come back from the dead. No matter how dismembered he is. He knows, without a doubt, that he is the central character of a comic book super 'hero' series. Obviously the rest of the comic book characters don't believe him and consider him totally bonkers when he does his patented fourth wall breaks. But he knows with absolute certainty that he is talking to his readers/audience who appreciate his witty humor. He knows that he has to keep them/you on his good side because he also knows that he can't die as long as the company makes enough money off his franchise. Character death only occurs if the series is laid off. On the other hand, he IS totally insane with what he went through. That however makes him also immune to other comic super characters who can look into the future to observe his future actions. Or that try to read his mind. They simply CAN'T see his actions because Deadpool is also so crazy that he himself doesn't know what he is going to do in the next second, so his actions simply can't be seen until they have happened. It is such a twisted meta-power that it has led to massive speculation of 'Is it really a power?' or 'Is it only because he knows that the authors made him do some fucked up shit?' It allows for some wonderfully bonkers stuff to happen. Ryan Reynolds definitely is the perfect guy to portray Deadpool. Just like Robert Downey Jr is THE Tony Stark representation. Both have this zany portrayal of their respective character that meshes perfectly with how their characters were shown to be originally but add their own little twists that don't detract but instead add to the characters.
Nice reaction. He wouldn't be able to do plastic surgery. When his mutation kicked in it also made his cancer to become more aggressive so his face and body is constantly riddled with cancer. His healing factor is constantly fighting it.
I had to see this twice. Not like, Oh I liked this so much I went back a few days or weeks later. I laughed so hard so often the first time I went out and turned around and bought another one to actually SEE IT.
Wade didn't really mutate. His cancer cells did. That's why he became deformed, his cancer basically took over. It's also part of the reason he can't die. Cancer cells reproduce incredibly fast and his are enhanced to the point where they reproduce so fast that they heal Wades wounds incredibly fast. Another thing this movie glosses over is that the serum they injected him with contained DNA from none other than Wolverine. And Wolverine was another victim of this same experiment. The Weapon X project.
There's no way for Deadpool to get plastic surgery. As a matter of fact his healing factor is the exact same as Wolverine. If they tried his skin and tissue would grow back immediately way before they could ever finish it. In the comic universe Wade Wilson got his healing factor from Wolverine. And was injected with his blood to get it. Except it mixed with his cancer also. So he's not just growing things back it's mixed with the cancer so that he heals with it like cancer growing and spreading. Which in the comics actually makes him able to heal quicker and better than even Wolverine. Even from just a small chunk of himself left. His marksman abilities and weapons handling skills were his natural ability and mutation. Just not his healing factor that was taken from the weapon X program (Wolverine). Which is why he keeps mentioning Wolverine and Hugh Jackman. In this movie his healing factor is supposedly his own and brought out with the shot they gave him before they started torturing him. But they never actually tell you that so it could also be Wolverine's blood mixed with the serum catalyst that brings out your own mutation. They never specifically say other than it will bring out Wade's latent mutation. And since his healing factor is mixed with his cancer and it's partially the cancer that's growing any damaged skin and tissue back. It would grow back exactly the same. With the cancer still imbedded in the skin and tissue. If he had no cancer it's possible just cutting off his skin all over his body would grow back the normal skin he originally had because his healing factor would be growing it back based on his DNA instructions. And he'd be normal again. But the cancer is not only tied to his healing factor it's also tied to his DNA by default. The DNA might be telling his healing ability to grow the instructions of what he actually looks like. But the cancer mixed into it would always poison the end result. So unfortunately plastic surgery would never work. The only solution would be to separate the cancer from his healing factor. Which unfortunately can't be done because of the way it started. The cancer and mutation was done at the same time. So they're mixed together and can't be separated. You'd need a genius level scientist of Siri from Black Panther or Bruce Banner or Hank McCoy from X-Men to even try. But looking on the upside....at least he knows Vanessa actual loves him for himself 🤷🏼♂️👍.
The reason nobody could answer "where's Francis?" is because most of the goons only knew him as Ajax. So Deadpool was just killing a bunch of people for no reason. XD
Deadpool is basically universe of its own at this point (Dinsey bought Fox and is trying to figure out how to incorporate everything in MCU). Most jokes are aimed X-men franchise and Wolverine. The Wolverine is Hugh Jackman (Reynolds real life friends), whose face Wade stapled on his own. Voted sexiest man alive once upon a time (just like Ryan Reynolds) Basically you can just go Deadpool 2 and enjoy the ride. Sure you miss some jokes but with films like this missing jokes and references are fun for re-watching and trying to catch everything... or just enjoy the wild ride. I mean to get everything you should need to watch entire X-men franchise (from X-men to Logan), Green Lantern (2011) and to get most out of Stan lee Cameo´s pretty much watch entire MCU from Iron Man to to the End game. Considering the task is over 40 films. I think just going for DP2 is best way.
He's doing okay, one day at a time. Thank you so much for inquiring about him. I appreciate it! :) I'll keep you guys updated in the community tab. Thank you! :)
You've taken a HUGE step into a WAY LARGER universe...Deadpool was supposed to be a stand-alone movie as an R-rated movie because Fox had NO IDEA how it would do until it raked in $780+M in the box office and spawned Deadpool 2. You didn't miss anything by starting here, but if you ARE going to watch more superhero movies there is an order, and it's usually chronological. You'd have to start with the first move and watch your way through it. In the "Marvel Cinematic Universe" or MCU there were 2 studios that bought Marvel properties before Marvel comics clued in and started their own movie studio. FOX bought the X-Men properties - they were later bought by Disney so if you have a Disney+ subscription you can see them ALL SONY bought the Spider Man properties, including The Amazing Spider Man and they're on Disney + too. MARVEL started with Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and then THEY got bought by Disney so ALL the superhero movies you could want are now on Disney+. For the most part.
Can't quite believe that you went with Deadpool for your first Comic Book movie. Bold choice, love it. May I suggest 1998s Blade. Its marvel. Peace and love from the UK
FYI, Marvel movies have end credit scenes that lead you into the next movie. You missed the one for this movie. If you go down the MCU (Marvel cinematic universe) then make sure you watch them in theatrical release order. The Marvel movie that starts the MCU is "Ironman".
Nice reaction, Susan! Deadpool 2 is just as good, if not even better. Star Wars? I'm thinking that if you haven't seen SW by now, there must be a reason. If you REALLY want to watch that franchise, please consider the option of watching it on your own & NOT doing reactions to them. There is no shortage of Star Wars reaction videos in the world, but there is only one Susan, & it would be most engaging to have you react to what you are really interested in. There's also no shortage of movies in the world to choose from. I, for one, would like to see what makes you different. The movie/TV world is your oyster. 🤗
Hehe, well thank you! I honestly never saw it because I was never into those space movies or tv shows. More so when I was younger. Never cared really but I want to see it now for sure. :)
Hey maybe she'll be the first reactor to not like it, that her younger self was right. It could happen, lol. Either way keep your reactions honest, even if you don't lie a movie - don't pretend to, to make people happy.
Oxygen itself does not burn but a fire needs oxygen to start and to keep burning. When more oxygen is in the air, the fire will burn hotter and faster. Smoking should not be allowed in a home where oxygen is used.
I can't understand Deadpool's desire to kill everyone that made him what he is. Sure, he went through a lot of torture. BUT, think about his alternative. Isn't what they gave him infinitely better than the guaranteed death he was headed towards?
New subscriber. 😊 You should watch the X-Men movies. Inc the wolverine movies that are linked. You didn't look like you got any of thise references.They're well underated. Plus Deadpool 3 has wolverine in it as far as we know. And the marvel movies. Specially,thor, ant man movies and guardians of the galaxy.
A comic book background is not at all necessary to enjoy these films, buuuuut, some reference knowledge of the Marvel universe is super helpful for understanding a lot of jokes, especially when it comes to Deadpool. A lot of the Marvel heroes are built upon the paragon archetype of doing the right thing above all and self-sacrifice for the sake of others. Deadpool is a complete 180 of that, still hitting the superhero motif but only just barely as his own self-interests and flaws often offset any sort of heroic notions thus making him a very morally grey sort of character. What's important though is, he is super whitty, never shuts up, and breaks the fourth wall constantly. Everything else is just extra.
If you want to try comic book movies you should try the first Iron Man, the beginning of the MCU (Marvel Comics Universe--Deadpool isn't a part of it...yet). If you like it, continue with the rest in release order. (The 2nd movie which is the Hulk is sub-par so don't let it stop you from continuing.) Always watch for scenes in the middle and/or end of the credits that hint of upcoming things (or just make a good joke). Also keep an eye out for cameos by Stan Lee. If you don't enjoy Iron Man you can simply give up on the comic book movies and watch other things. You are not obligated. This is, after all, your channel.
Honestly you should watch X-Men Origins Wolverine. Just so you understand why Ryan Reynolds got so pissed off he funded an entire movie mostly out of pocket, just to get the character right. Origins did Deadpool so dirty.
Logan is another great X-Men film, but would probably require you to see the whole franchise before it..? Well, not everything obviously, unless you're a masochist. *COUGH*origins*COUGH*wolverine*COUGH*! Man they did DP raw there...
Several X-men movies come before this, but really you basically understand everything about the X-men from this movie. They all have different powers and live in a mansion and have a sweet plane to fly around in. They are definitely worth checking out. Deadpool 2 does make a reference to one of the previous X-films (Logan) which would be super spoilery if you haven't seen it. Only thing is, Logan is something like the 10th (and one of the best) film in the series and Logan does not make for good viewing if you haven't seen the others. Some X-films are better than others, but they are all worth watching.
You should watch the MCU marvel cinematic universe and stan lee created almost all of the comics from fanatic four, to the X-Men, and beyond, and of course he created the marvel cinematic universe including Deadpool with the help of fox studios but all the marvel cinematic universe is now owed by Disney which they bought from stan lee for 3 billion dollars if i remember correctly.
Without being a Marvel fan you miss out on so many of the fourth walls. You don't know what "Pulverine" rhymes with, or what the "down under" reference is about Hugh Jackman.
If you like superhero movies than watch Marvel and DC movie franchise. Also if you want to enjoy some current movies than watch movie series of John wick, fast & furious, transformers.
Forget other superhero movies. Deadpool ruined comic book,movies forever. It would be hard to take one seriously after the deconstruction (masterful and necessary) that Ryan Reynolds did to the genre. Maybe the Tobey Maguire Spiderman trilogy could survive but that's about it. An interesting . movie called CHRONICLE concerns three high school kids who get super powers after contact with a meteor but it isn't a superhero . movie; it's very simply about three ordinary teen boys and how they would react to suddenly being given superpowers. I mean, how would they REALLY act. Warts and all. And bear in mind that teenage boys are flawed . morally at best. In Marvel and DC, people with super powers become righteous or evil. They never show characters with a mix, teenagers who use their powers to have fun and impress girls and get revenge on high school bullies.
It's a shame you haven't seen any Xmen films because you missed out on a lot of inside jokes. Currently they are filming Deadpool 3, which will transition from FOX to the MCU and we fans cannot wait.
They struggled a bit with where to go after bringing all of the series to a huge climax in the last Avengers movies, but the latest Guardians of the Galaxy proved that they still have got it. Even though it was very CGI heavy. It's a tool, like everything else. People compare good practical effects with bad CGI to "prove" that one is inherently better than the other, but there's plenty of good and bad of both. Ultimately, what really matters is of course whether they serve the story.
Just a word of warning... If you intend to watch the other X-Men movies, you might want to hold off on "Deadpool 2." The beginning of that movie spoils the ending of "Logan," so if you care about spoilers and plan to watch other X-Men movies, you may want to delay the next Deadpool until you've finished the X-Men and Wolverine movies.
*For ALL Marvel/DC movies:* You SHOULD ... READ THE COMICS (the older ones - at least 10-15 years old[1]) to compare them and to KNOW if they showed the character correctly. [1] The US comics industry has been SUBVERTED by "ideologues of a certain variety", turning every straight hero gay or replacing male heros with women ... to DESTROY the comics industry. They also had a "run" where "Captain America" was secretly Red Skull ... the leader of Hydra ... and "G.I. Joe" was written by a guy who hates the USA.
I don't mean to sound elitist but you should have watched all fifty X-men movies first (even the 47 that were terrible) and read every Marvel comic and listened to George Michael and Limp Bizcut's back catalogues before watching this. Frankly I'm appalled. Nearly as appalled as I was at all that stuff I just listed. ;)
You want a boost in viewers? Watch the MCU. Best in time order not release in spite of the amateurs. Just do the Infinity Saga. No where near as funny. But fun. You’ll get viewers, you might even appreciate the movies.
You will find the vast majority will suggest release order, and you will get a lot of negative feedback if you did not. I am not sure if Slaanesh is just trolling to get attention as his opinion is certainly not the norm.
Boost in viewers: watch DP 2, Blade Runner, ( if you haven't seen them ) Back to the Future trilogy, original Star Trek movies, True Detective season 1, Daredevil series, The Shining, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, the Godfather 1 & 2.
someone played you in this.its ok you watched it with no connection whatsoever of x-men you know about... you choose to watch x-men first all of it then go for Deadpool 2 or you'll be lost there. you should had started your journey with iron man actually tbh
I think the other marvel movies (super hero movies) are boring and Star Wars was so bad I could not finish watching it. These 2 DP movies (and the 3rd soon) are comedies, NOT super hero moves and they pretty much rock. 😁
i mean they're both lol Superhero films dive into all genres. Winter Solider is a extremally different to Guardians of the Galaxy. Big Hero 6 is VERY different to Iron Man. Same goes with Logan and Spider-Man so yeah lol I don't get you're comment.
What kind of horrible choices do you have to make in your life to end up in the situation where you've never seen Star Wars? It's literally a cornerstone of the Zeitgeist of the human condition at this point. I don't trust anyone that hasn't seen Star Wars. There is obviously something terribly, terribly wrong with them. Unless it's episodes, 1-3 or 7+ Then you get a pass. Those movies are awful anyway.
You see miss lady...You choose a good movie to react first in these Marvel Universe (and there's also DC, with the Superman, Batman, Wonderwoman, Catwoman stuff, that's another enterprise, another "movies universe" and stuff). Just to give you the information if you don't have it in this moment. Why is it? It is because Deapool doens't have a bond with the "Marvel Cinematic Unviverse" you will see nowadays (Deadpool, SpiderMan, X-man, Fantastic 4 were sold to Fox). So...there is an AWESOME universe for you to react until the thanos thing....then it will be a completelly trash (blame the woke culture, I beg your pardon if you disagree)...let's see how it will go from now on....
Let's do the MCU journey...start with Ironman...if you do it you must do it in release order. Search "MCU Release order" for the full list. Also there are end credit scenes in all of the MCU movies. There was actually an end credit scene in this movie. Check it out.
Finally got this one out! It was blocked but I got it released! Enjoy!!! :)
Just one thing to note, there is a Deadpool 2, but the first scene contains a big spoiler for one of the X-men films called Logan (it's amazing, if you decide you want more Wolverine). My opinion on which X-men films you need to see before you get to Logan - X-Men, X2, X3, X-Men First Class (takes place in the 1960's), X-Men: Days of Future Past (takes place in the 1970's) - in that order, the rest are optional. Days of Future Past can be optional, but I personally think it's very good. X3 can also be optional - it's not well regarded by comic fans, but you may be good with it not knowing the context.
Trust me. You'll NEVER take a pompous comic book movie seriously after Deadpool. The only one that comes close is a movie called CHRONICLE, about 3 high school boys who get superpowers after contact with a meteor. And how do they use their powers? Exactly like you'd expect 3 average teenagers to use super powers.
If you haven't ever seen it, watch The Crow. It is a comic book based movie that was released in the 90s that is a lot different from all the others
Keep the comedy going , "Deadpool 2, Deadpool 2...." ( everyone chant )
28:24, yeah, it's healing his cancer as fast as it can form, but let's remember, in almost every instance, cancer is MADE of your own cells, so it's just spreading like wildfire now, because his immune system may BE constantly attacking it, but the sped up healing and mitosis of his cells doesn't care whether or not it's a healthy cell or a cancerous cell that it's creating, so now Wade is basically a walking tumor.
Comic Book Starters Recommending incoming.....
Any films together are in the same continuity for example the three Superman movies below. While Man of Steel is in it's own continuity.
*SUPERMAN MOVIES*
Superman (1978)
Superman II (1980)
Superman Returns (2006)
Man of Steel (2013)
*BATMAN MOVIES*
Batman (1989)
Batman Returns (1992)
Batman Begins (2005)
The Dark Knight (2008)
The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
The Batman (2021)
The Penguin (TV Series)
The Batman 2 (Unknown)
*SPIDER-MAN MOVIES*
Spider-Man (2002)
Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)
Some other films:
The Incredibles (2004)
The Incredibles 2 (2020)
Men in Black (1997)
Men in Black II (2002)
Men in Black 3 (2012)
Darkman (1990)
The Crow (1994)
Blade (1998)
Blade 2 (2002)
Hellboy (2004)
V for Vendetta (2005)
I'll leave it at these so to not overwhelm you but I placed all the connected films together as there's many different reboots for characters like Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man. You could always look up a list of the greatest comic book films but these are all great introductions to some of the more well known hero's. Left out the MCU as there's a whole list of films that are all in release order but that universe starts with Iron Man from (2008) and then just follow off in release order and you'll be fine. For the DCEU it's the same, Man of Steel (2013) is the first film in this universe so if you enjoy that feel free to watch the others.
You can really start anywhere from watching Batman 89 or even watch the Nolan Batman movies first with Batman Begins and then go back and watch the older film it's up to you. Same goes with Superman etc. I personally would start with the older films first and then the newer movies.
Fun fact: breaking the 4th wall is one of his powers. His mutation made him able to realise he and the others were fictional characters, which others view as crazy/talking to himself.
50:49 with his healing powers, plastic surgery wouldn't work on him. Even if the incisions didn't heal immediately, his power would only recognize his current appearance as the baseline template, and would "heal" him back to that template.
You mentioned wanting Vanessa to be a superhero. In the comics she is one, called Copycat. Her power is genetic shapeshifting, meaning she can perfectly copy someone's form down to their DNA. This means if she copies someone with genetics based powers she gets them, too.
That sounds pretty OP not gonna lie.
These ( RR Deadpool ) are comedies, not comic book canon.
@@chriswhinery925Not as bad as you might think. She's not as strong as the original and her power takes time and proximity. It's also not totally voluntary. She's like a genetic sponge
Deadpool is great and one of the earliest mature comic book movies at least since the 2000s so it really opened the door for shows like The Boys and more mature Comic Book stories brought to live action or animation. It's set within Fox's X-Men universe with Days of Future Past being the last film before this which soft rebooted the series into a new timeline this being where Deadpool is set. Will not say how for spoiler reasons but it created a new continuity in a series that's had a few continuity problems which even Deadpool brought up. But 100% you're safe going into this film as it's very much a stand alone release just two years after Fox kind of rebooted the universe to make changes.
You no doubt have heard about the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) a massive universe filled with Marvel movies and TV shows starting with Iron Man in 2008. While Deadpool is not apart of this connected universe as Fox own the rights to the X-Men releasing the first X-Men film in 2000 and of course releasing follow ups and spin offs such as Wolverine and of course Deadpool it's still based on Marvel comics. Deadpool 3 is confirmed to be an MCU film as Marvel now own the movie rights again so it's just a case of how they'll connect them together. In the comics X-Men and Deadpool co exist alongside the greater Marvel universe so Avengers, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Blade, Guardians of the Galaxy etc. Deadpool and Spider-Man. While for the Fox universe they can mention stuff like Avengers, Spider-Man etc.
History on why so many studios own Marvel IPS.
In the 1990s Marvel sold their movie rights off so they could make a little bit of money as between 1993 and 1996, revenues from comics and trading cards began to collapse so Marvel was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Sony got Spider-Man which they still have the movie rights to while Fox got X-Men and Fantastic Four while other studios got the rights to Blade, Hulk, Punisher, Ghost Rider etc. So these studios started pumping out their own movies all disconnected from each other even though some people tried to connect them. Then Marvel were like "Hey so why don't we create movies in house with our own studio" so then they created a plan for a phase 1 to build up to an Avengers film.
But as they did not have the rights to X-Men, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man etc. Marvel could really only focus on the characters they had (Most of Marvel) and maybe hopefully later introduce X-Men and Spider-Man in the crossover if Sony and Fox allowed them. Years later Sony and Marvel came to a deal to allow an MCU Spider-Man which is how the MCU has Spider-Man movies but this never happened with Fox and in 2019 Disney bought Fox anyways so now the MCU is free to use X-Men and Deadpool along with the Fantastic Four. In a perfect world the Fox X-Men movies would've easily carried over into the MCU just have the X-Men exist before The Avengers.
Fox X-Men Movies Releases:
X-Men (2000) - Recommend
X2 (2003) - Recommend
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) -Recommend
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) - Mixed but I recommend watching for reasons I can't say relating to Deadpool 2 (After Credit Scene in DP2)
X-Men: First Class (2011) - Recommend
The Wolverine (2013) - Recommend
X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) - Highly Recommend
Deadpool (2016) - Seen
X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) - Recommend
Logan (2017) - Highly Recommend
Deadpool 2 (2018) -Highly Recommend
Dark Phoenix (2019) - Mixed
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The Two Timelines for Context
*Original Timeline:*
X-Men: First Class
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
X-Men
X2
X-Men: The Last Stand
The Wolverine
Days of Future Past
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*New Timeline:*
X-Men: First Class
X-Men: Apocalypse
Dark Phoenix
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Something most people miss on first watch is that Deadpool keeps asking everyone where Francis is, but the bad guys know of him as his "villain" name Ajax so no wonder it took him so long to find him!
Note the post-credit scene, which is a Marvel movie staple, as you will see.
How Deadpool got his powers is WAY more disturbing in the comics; this was light. In both cases, Ajax was involved.
Because he breaks the fourth wall, he'll make a LOT of references to Marvel and DC, as well as politics and shows. Nothing is safe. There are very few characters in comics who know that they're in a comic book (in this case, in a comic book movie)
The jokes about RR acting career are the best.
Watching the other X-men movies would help with some of the jokes/references.......
The Joke about which "Which Xavier....." is in the Xmen movies Professor Charles Xavier is played by 2 different actors, due to on-screen age of character.....
There is an on-going Rivalary/Trolling by Ryan Reynolds who plays Dead Pool and Hugh Jackman who plays Wolverine (the face on the picture stapled under Dead Pool's mask in the last fight......
End scene DP 2 gives a hint for Deadpool 3 ( which will get delayed like everything because of the strike ).
"You will come talk with Professor Xavier."
"McAvoy or Stewart? These timelines can get so confusing."
Fun Fact: While filming, Ryan Reynolds visited sick kids, via Make-A-Wish foundation, as Deadpool.
Art Imitates Life Fact: Ryan Reynolds revealed that the taxi driver character Dopinder (Karan Soni) was named after "a really cool guy" he knew in elementary school who died when hit by lightning. The character was meant to be a tribute to him.
Not A CGI Costume Fact: The Deadpool costume originally had a muscle layer underneath but it had to be removed. Ryan Reynolds was so muscular, the costume was not only too tight for him, but it made him look overlarge. Ryan Reynolds was allowed to keep his Deadpool costume after filming had completed. Technically he didn't ask to, nor did he give anyone the chance to take it from him. When 20th Century Fox found out about this, the studio just let him keep it.
Jump Starter Fact: A three-minute test reel was shot in January 2012 in an attempt to convince the heads of the studio to move forward with the movie. On August 1, 2014, the footage was released (aka: LEAKED) to the public and, based on the overwhelmingly positive response from fans, the film finally began production. The footage was so popular that part of it was recreated for the actual film. This included the opening scene with Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) on the highway which leads to the fight scene in the car.
Honorable mention:
To this day, Ryan Reynolds claims with a grin that it was not he who leaked the footage.
We all know better though.
highlander31527 ...Heh, right? 🤣
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
I think the funniest joke in its own right in this movie is the one about wolverines balls being a pair of smooth criminals 😂
"Shave every day and you'll always look keen" 🎶
There are too many jokes, references and Easter eggs to mention but my favorites are the Wolverine/Huge Jackman jokes. They're a running gag in the Deadpool franchise. Also, watch the end credits to the end, some good stuff there. 😄
Most jokes and Easter Eggs went over her head. Far better reactions out there in YT land.
A certain Aussie is in Deadpool 3, but we'll have to wait even longer now due to the strike for that one.
Hey, great reaction! I just stumbled onto your channel and I have to say thank you. You've brightened my day, going through some bad times currently...
I'm so sorry you're going through bad times. Def sucks!!! Glad I can help you out!! :)
Stay positive!
@@chickflicks82 thank you, also I hope everything's getting better with you and your dad's health issues are getting taken care of! Much love from Kentucky ;-)
Deadpool is pretty much standalone. Ryan Reynolds took *years* trying to get this film made. It was always his baby. And a very nice reaction, thank you.
As far as the other Marvel movies are concerned, unlike Deadpool, they are all connected - although you could watch Werewolf By Night - which means they really should be watched in release order. (Some suggest "in-story chronological" but there are issues, like not watching the post-credits scenes in case of spoilers.)
The X-Men movies are separate from the Marvel mainstream (for legal/ownership reasons) and problematic because the early X-Men movies did not care about continuity. The later ones, as Marvel showed what could be done with comic book movies, are much better (a couple are staggeringly good) and they slowly merged with Marvel (because Disney bought Marvel and then Fox).
The Spiderman movies are also kind of separate, to a point, and weirdly it's worthwhile watching all of them because of what happens in later movies. "Into the Spiderverse" can be watched on its own and it's amazing. It does reference other Spidey movies a little bit, but it's not critical.
Star Wars despite there being prequels, are still best watched in release order. It just works better. The "machete order" is an option (4-5-2-3-6), yes it doesn't include episode 1, for many reasons.
Ryan Reynolds does not disappoint 😄
He's so funny! He did an awesome job on this one!!! :)
Whose balls did he have to...
Start with Iron Man & then watch everything in release order.
Don't forget to watch the end credits & keep an eye out for Stan Lee cameos!
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Scan through the end credits, because like Marvel movies there are extra scenes in them. They may not always be worth it but... This one is not one to worry about but if you watch (and you should) DP2 definitely watch for it.
Deadpool 2 is a good sequel:) and yes to Star Wars ❤
Thanks for sharing your reaction with us! It was fun watching this again with you.
A word of warning, if you intend to watch _Deadpool 2_ - by the time the title credits appear, you are likely to be _very upset._ Do not let that distract you from reading the credits; they will express exactly what you're feeling, so you can tell that they knew exactly what they were doing.
JUST WATCH IT, it's FUNNY.
Your the first person I have found who recognized the agent Smith guy as being in Galaxy Quest
"Agent Smith" is an outfit joke referencing "the Men In Black" movies.
Hilariously insane movie
Wonderful sweet reaction
Good to see you have a good laugh! Luckily Deadpool works as a stand-alone and good fun even though there is tons of references to x-men movies. The Marvel movies are very well done but should be seen in release order to get context and avoid spoilers. Give Ironman a shot and if you enjoy it you could carry on. Its a good stand alone as well and being the ‘first’ doesn’t need any background. The Incredible Hulk came out same year a few months earlier but no real harm to watch either first. But if you’re not into them don’t bother!
The Bourne franchise is good entertaining action thriller.
The ‘cornetto’ trilogy with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is good too and another they made after that called ‘Paul’
In that OTHER universe ( whispers "DC" ) Batman is just a man who becomes a super hero by being able to afford any technology that can be invented for protection/strength. #BillionaireAdvantage
Just discovered your channel and loved your reaction to this. Deadpool 2 is AT LEAST as good as the first one. I might also suggest Iron Man (with Robert Downey Jr in the lead role) just to give you a taste of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. If you like it, you'd probably enjoy the movies that follow it (Iron Man is the first of the franchise). I think it's one of the best so, if you don't care for it, you probably wouldn't like any of the others.
I'll definitely be watching more of your reactions. Thanks for sharing! 🤗
Daredevil is cool, Jessica Jones is cool ( coincidentally they're both in the same story universe ).
Except guardians. That's a thing on its own. Nothing like any of the other marvel movies.
Great Reaction.......
The Joke about him "going through" so many people at 33:00 is all the Henchman know the villian as "Ajax" not "Francis"......
Deadpool doesn't just break the 4th wall (react with audience)..... He is Aware he is a comic book/movie character.......
Deadpool 2 is Great Also..... and they are in preps for filming Deadpool 3 now......
Yeah, even if they do know where he is, they don't know that name.
Deadpool is a standalone franchise so you're okay. He's made countless cameos and has worked with the Avengers, X-Men, etc. so he's a recurring character in the Marvel comics.
That Deadpool would have gotten further a lot quicker if he hadn't asked his targets 'Where's Francis?' but 'Where's Ajax?' is just the typical logical error that would happen to the comic book character as well. HE is the only one who knew Ajax's real name was Francis; everybody else knew him as Ajax.
Deadpool in the comics is also utterly insane. Or completely sane. Depending on how you look at it.
Oh, and he CAN'T die. Period. He will ALWAYS come back from the dead. No matter how dismembered he is.
He knows, without a doubt, that he is the central character of a comic book super 'hero' series.
Obviously the rest of the comic book characters don't believe him and consider him totally bonkers when he does his patented fourth wall breaks.
But he knows with absolute certainty that he is talking to his readers/audience who appreciate his witty humor. He knows that he has to keep them/you on his good side because he also knows that he can't die as long as the company makes enough money off his franchise. Character death only occurs if the series is laid off.
On the other hand, he IS totally insane with what he went through. That however makes him also immune to other comic super characters who can look into the future to observe his future actions. Or that try to read his mind. They simply CAN'T see his actions because Deadpool is also so crazy that he himself doesn't know what he is going to do in the next second, so his actions simply can't be seen until they have happened. It is such a twisted meta-power that it has led to massive speculation of 'Is it really a power?' or 'Is it only because he knows that the authors made him do some fucked up shit?'
It allows for some wonderfully bonkers stuff to happen.
Ryan Reynolds definitely is the perfect guy to portray Deadpool. Just like Robert Downey Jr is THE Tony Stark representation. Both have this zany portrayal of their respective character that meshes perfectly with how their characters were shown to be originally but add their own little twists that don't detract but instead add to the characters.
Nice reaction. He wouldn't be able to do plastic surgery. When his mutation kicked in it also made his cancer to become more aggressive so his face and body is constantly riddled with cancer. His healing factor is constantly fighting it.
Not quite a comedy, but it does make you laugh. ;)
Yeah, it went from Comedy to horror movie and back to comedy, lol. :)
It's dark comedy. #MoviesForAdults
the guy who plays Francis "Ed Skrien" plays a bad guy in "alita battle angel"
I had to see this twice. Not like, Oh I liked this so much I went back a few days or weeks later. I laughed so hard so often the first time I went out and turned around and bought another one to actually SEE IT.
you just know, in animated form, his face would have much in common with that of spawn. a walking corpse.
Wade didn't really mutate. His cancer cells did. That's why he became deformed, his cancer basically took over. It's also part of the reason he can't die. Cancer cells reproduce incredibly fast and his are enhanced to the point where they reproduce so fast that they heal Wades wounds incredibly fast. Another thing this movie glosses over is that the serum they injected him with contained DNA from none other than Wolverine. And Wolverine was another victim of this same experiment. The Weapon X project.
Don't forget there is a scene hidden in the credits in just about every movie based on Marvel Comics characters.
There's no way for Deadpool to get plastic surgery. As a matter of fact his healing factor is the exact same as Wolverine. If they tried his skin and tissue would grow back immediately way before they could ever finish it. In the comic universe Wade Wilson got his healing factor from Wolverine. And was injected with his blood to get it. Except it mixed with his cancer also. So he's not just growing things back it's mixed with the cancer so that he heals with it like cancer growing and spreading. Which in the comics actually makes him able to heal quicker and better than even Wolverine. Even from just a small chunk of himself left. His marksman abilities and weapons handling skills were his natural ability and mutation. Just not his healing factor that was taken from the weapon X program (Wolverine). Which is why he keeps mentioning Wolverine and Hugh Jackman. In this movie his healing factor is supposedly his own and brought out with the shot they gave him before they started torturing him. But they never actually tell you that so it could also be Wolverine's blood mixed with the serum catalyst that brings out your own mutation. They never specifically say other than it will bring out Wade's latent mutation. And since his healing factor is mixed with his cancer and it's partially the cancer that's growing any damaged skin and tissue back. It would grow back exactly the same. With the cancer still imbedded in the skin and tissue. If he had no cancer it's possible just cutting off his skin all over his body would grow back the normal skin he originally had because his healing factor would be growing it back based on his DNA instructions. And he'd be normal again. But the cancer is not only tied to his healing factor it's also tied to his DNA by default. The DNA might be telling his healing ability to grow the instructions of what he actually looks like. But the cancer mixed into it would always poison the end result. So unfortunately plastic surgery would never work. The only solution would be to separate the cancer from his healing factor. Which unfortunately can't be done because of the way it started. The cancer and mutation was done at the same time. So they're mixed together and can't be separated. You'd need a genius level scientist of Siri from Black Panther or Bruce Banner or Hank McCoy from X-Men to even try. But looking on the upside....at least he knows Vanessa actual loves him for himself 🤷🏼♂️👍.
Fun reaction, your a keeper.
The reason nobody could answer "where's Francis?" is because most of the goons only knew him as Ajax. So Deadpool was just killing a bunch of people for no reason. XD
Deadpool is basically universe of its own at this point (Dinsey bought Fox and is trying to figure out how to incorporate everything in MCU). Most jokes are aimed X-men franchise and Wolverine. The Wolverine is Hugh Jackman (Reynolds real life friends), whose face Wade stapled on his own. Voted sexiest man alive once upon a time (just like Ryan Reynolds) Basically you can just go Deadpool 2 and enjoy the ride. Sure you miss some jokes but with films like this missing jokes and references are fun for re-watching and trying to catch everything... or just enjoy the wild ride.
I mean to get everything you should need to watch entire X-men franchise (from X-men to Logan), Green Lantern (2011) and to get most out of Stan lee Cameo´s pretty much watch entire MCU from Iron Man to to the End game. Considering the task is over 40 films. I think just going for DP2 is best way.
Great reaction,I hope your father is feeling better ❤️
He's doing okay, one day at a time. Thank you so much for inquiring about him. I appreciate it! :)
I'll keep you guys updated in the community tab. Thank you! :)
You've taken a HUGE step into a WAY LARGER universe...Deadpool was supposed to be a stand-alone movie as an R-rated movie because Fox had NO IDEA how it would do until it raked in $780+M in the box office and spawned Deadpool 2. You didn't miss anything by starting here, but if you ARE going to watch more superhero movies there is an order, and it's usually chronological. You'd have to start with the first move and watch your way through it.
In the "Marvel Cinematic Universe" or MCU there were 2 studios that bought Marvel properties before Marvel comics clued in and started their own movie studio.
FOX bought the X-Men properties - they were later bought by Disney so if you have a Disney+ subscription you can see them ALL
SONY bought the Spider Man properties, including The Amazing Spider Man and they're on Disney + too.
MARVEL started with Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and then THEY got bought by Disney so ALL the superhero movies you could want are now on Disney+. For the most part.
Deadpool isn't comics cannon, WATCH DP 2.
Can't quite believe that you went with Deadpool for your first Comic Book movie. Bold choice, love it.
May I suggest 1998s Blade. Its marvel.
Peace and love from the UK
Love back from IL!!!!! :)
Super reaction! You have a great personality!
FYI, Marvel movies have end credit scenes that lead you into the next movie. You missed the one for this movie. If you go down the MCU (Marvel cinematic universe) then make sure you watch them in theatrical release order. The Marvel movie that starts the MCU is "Ironman".
i love that u knew it was a cig lighter from a car, i didnt know that and i havent seen anyone else know that either
Well I’m old 😂 had some in my previous cars!!!!
@@chickflicks82 I remember when power windows were a new fancy thing.
It would help if you've seen X-Men before this but it's not required.
12:37 accidental double entendre! 😂
Deadpool 2 and take your pick of any Batman movies (as long as it's the first in any series)
Nice reaction, Susan! Deadpool 2 is just as good, if not even better.
Star Wars? I'm thinking that if you haven't seen SW by now, there must be a reason. If you REALLY want to watch that franchise, please consider the option of watching it on your own & NOT doing reactions to them. There is no shortage of Star Wars reaction videos in the world, but there is only one Susan, & it would be most engaging to have you react to what you are really interested in. There's also no shortage of movies in the world to choose from. I, for one, would like to see what makes you different. The movie/TV world is your oyster. 🤗
Hehe, well thank you! I honestly never saw it because I was never into those space movies or tv shows. More so when I was younger. Never cared really but I want to see it now for sure. :)
Or you could just not watch the reaction to it if you don't want to see Star Wars reactions lol
Hey maybe she'll be the first reactor to not like it, that her younger self was right.
It could happen, lol. Either way keep your reactions honest, even if you don't lie a movie - don't pretend to, to make people happy.
( original ) Star Trek movies are far better.
Everyone repeat "Deadpool 2 reaction, Deadpool 2 reaction..."
Oxygen doesn't explode, or even burn.
The rest of the movie totally checks out.
Oxygen itself does not burn but a fire needs oxygen to start and to keep burning. When more oxygen is in the air, the fire will burn hotter and faster. Smoking should not be allowed in a home where oxygen is used.
yes the alien leader
After watching DEADPOOL 2, A great place to start is the 22 Movie MCU Franchise!
1:52 That is called a "Wedgie" (bordering on an "Atomic Wedgie")
You missed the post-credit scene. Almost all of Marvel films have one.😉😉😉
I love this movie
Deadpool 2 may actually be funnier than 1.
I can't understand Deadpool's desire to kill everyone that made him what he is.
Sure, he went through a lot of torture.
BUT, think about his alternative.
Isn't what they gave him infinitely better than the guaranteed death he was headed towards?
New subscriber. 😊
You should watch the X-Men movies. Inc the wolverine movies that are linked. You didn't look like you got any of thise references.They're well underated. Plus Deadpool 3 has wolverine in it as far as we know. And the marvel movies. Specially,thor, ant man movies and guardians of the galaxy.
A comic book background is not at all necessary to enjoy these films, buuuuut, some reference knowledge of the Marvel universe is super helpful for understanding a lot of jokes, especially when it comes to Deadpool. A lot of the Marvel heroes are built upon the paragon archetype of doing the right thing above all and self-sacrifice for the sake of others. Deadpool is a complete 180 of that, still hitting the superhero motif but only just barely as his own self-interests and flaws often offset any sort of heroic notions thus making him a very morally grey sort of character. What's important though is, he is super whitty, never shuts up, and breaks the fourth wall constantly. Everything else is just extra.
If you want to try comic book movies you should try the first Iron Man, the beginning of the MCU (Marvel Comics Universe--Deadpool isn't a part of it...yet). If you like it, continue with the rest in release order. (The 2nd movie which is the Hulk is sub-par so don't let it stop you from continuing.) Always watch for scenes in the middle and/or end of the credits that hint of upcoming things (or just make a good joke). Also keep an eye out for cameos by Stan Lee.
If you don't enjoy Iron Man you can simply give up on the comic book movies and watch other things. You are not obligated. This is, after all, your channel.
Honestly you should watch X-Men Origins Wolverine. Just so you understand why Ryan Reynolds got so pissed off he funded an entire movie mostly out of pocket, just to get the character right. Origins did Deadpool so dirty.
Logan is another great X-Men film, but would probably require you to see the whole franchise before it..? Well, not everything obviously, unless you're a masochist. *COUGH*origins*COUGH*wolverine*COUGH*! Man they did DP raw there...
Several X-men movies come before this, but really you basically understand everything about the X-men from this movie. They all have different powers and live in a mansion and have a sweet plane to fly around in. They are definitely worth checking out.
Deadpool 2 does make a reference to one of the previous X-films (Logan) which would be super spoilery if you haven't seen it. Only thing is, Logan is something like the 10th (and one of the best) film in the series and Logan does not make for good viewing if you haven't seen the others.
Some X-films are better than others, but they are all worth watching.
Not sure but you can do your research but I think Venessa becomes 'Copy Cat' in the comics.. not sure if they're gonna work that in
They don't. For a certain reason we won't mention.
No plastic surgery because he would heal every time they tried to cut.
See Deadpool 2, and then all the Marvel movies in order. Probably starting with Iron Man.
My nitpick: he's allegedly from Regina, Saskatchewan, yet he speaks of 'Plan Zee'
Yes he was
You should watch the MCU marvel cinematic universe and stan lee created almost all of the comics from fanatic four, to the X-Men, and beyond, and of course he created the marvel cinematic universe including Deadpool with the help of fox studios but all the marvel cinematic universe is now owed by Disney which they bought from stan lee for 3 billion dollars if i remember correctly.
You forgot to watch the credits and post credit scene.....
Without being a Marvel fan you miss out on so many of the fourth walls. You don't know what "Pulverine" rhymes with, or what the "down under" reference is about Hugh Jackman.
C'mon, you don't have to be fan of that comics franchise to have heard of the character.
Please tell me you saw the end credits scene...
If you like superhero movies than watch Marvel and DC movie franchise.
Also if you want to enjoy some current movies than watch movie series of John wick, fast & furious, transformers.
Forget other superhero movies. Deadpool ruined comic book,movies forever. It would be hard to take one seriously after the deconstruction (masterful and necessary) that Ryan Reynolds did to the genre. Maybe the Tobey Maguire Spiderman trilogy could survive but that's about it.
An interesting . movie called CHRONICLE concerns three high school kids who get super powers after contact with a meteor but it isn't a superhero . movie; it's very simply about three ordinary teen boys and how they would react to suddenly being given superpowers. I mean, how would they REALLY act. Warts and all. And bear in mind that teenage boys are flawed . morally at best. In Marvel and DC, people with super powers become righteous or evil. They never show characters with a mix, teenagers who use their powers to have fun and impress girls and get revenge on high school bullies.
I was disappointed they changed exactly who Al is for the movie
It's a shame you haven't seen any Xmen films because you missed out on a lot of inside jokes. Currently they are filming Deadpool 3, which will transition from FOX to the MCU and we fans cannot wait.
Is this a chick flick? I guess I'm down with chick flicks, now. I threw you a follow.
He can't get plastic surgery; his body rejects it. Yikes.
I’m calling wang.
There's nothing wrong in liking it.
You are surly a cutie !
Awe thanks! 😊
Most marvel movies are terrible, superheroes stuff in general is pretty unwatchable due to CGI... Deadpool is an exception 🙂
I disagree. Most of them are quite entertaining. Some of them even border on very good.
They struggled a bit with where to go after bringing all of the series to a huge climax in the last Avengers movies, but the latest Guardians of the Galaxy proved that they still have got it. Even though it was very CGI heavy. It's a tool, like everything else. People compare good practical effects with bad CGI to "prove" that one is inherently better than the other, but there's plenty of good and bad of both. Ultimately, what really matters is of course whether they serve the story.
All deadpools references where to the X-men in this film, so I would suggest starting with the X-Men film.
Just a word of warning... If you intend to watch the other X-Men movies, you might want to hold off on "Deadpool 2." The beginning of that movie spoils the ending of "Logan," so if you care about spoilers and plan to watch other X-Men movies, you may want to delay the next Deadpool until you've finished the X-Men and Wolverine movies.
Deadpool is COMEDY, not comic book canon.
*For ALL Marvel/DC movies:* You SHOULD ... READ THE COMICS (the older ones - at least 10-15 years old[1]) to compare them and to KNOW if they showed the character correctly.
[1] The US comics industry has been SUBVERTED by "ideologues of a certain variety", turning every straight hero gay or replacing male heros with women ... to DESTROY the comics industry. They also had a "run" where "Captain America" was secretly Red Skull ... the leader of Hydra ... and "G.I. Joe" was written by a guy who hates the USA.
Secure men don't have issues with LGBT people or women.
They're was less x-men because of the films low budget
I don't mean to sound elitist but you should have watched all fifty X-men movies first (even the 47 that were terrible) and read every Marvel comic and listened to George Michael and Limp Bizcut's back catalogues before watching this. Frankly I'm appalled. Nearly as appalled as I was at all that stuff I just listed. ;)
For a second you almost sounded serious.
before you see deadpool 2 watch wolverine orgins to get some of the jokes
You want a boost in viewers?
Watch the MCU. Best in time order not release in spite of the amateurs.
Just do the Infinity Saga.
No where near as funny. But fun.
You’ll get viewers, you might even appreciate the movies.
Awesome! I'll check them out! Thanks!!! :)
I guess you think the vast majority of people who want release order are just amateurs then.
You will find the vast majority will suggest release order, and you will get a lot of negative feedback if you did not. I am not sure if Slaanesh is just trolling to get attention as his opinion is certainly not the norm.
@@MalcolmWolf sorry I’m ‘not the norm’. But I’ll leave your bait right there.
Boost in viewers: watch DP 2, Blade Runner, ( if you haven't seen them ) Back to the Future trilogy, original Star Trek movies, True Detective season 1, Daredevil series, The Shining, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, the Godfather 1 & 2.
someone played you in this.its ok you watched it with no connection whatsoever of x-men you know about... you choose to watch x-men first all of it then go for Deadpool 2 or you'll be lost there. you should had started your journey with iron man actually tbh
I think the other marvel movies (super hero movies) are boring and Star Wars was so bad I could not finish watching it. These 2 DP movies (and the 3rd soon) are comedies, NOT super hero moves and they pretty much rock. 😁
i mean they're both lol Superhero films dive into all genres. Winter Solider is a extremally different to Guardians of the Galaxy. Big Hero 6 is VERY different to Iron Man. Same goes with Logan and Spider-Man so yeah lol I don't get you're comment.
Everyone chant: "More Deadpool, more Deadpool..."
you're: contraction of you are. YOUR is possessive.
What kind of horrible choices do you have to make in your life to end up in the situation where you've never seen Star Wars? It's literally a cornerstone of the Zeitgeist of the human condition at this point.
I don't trust anyone that hasn't seen Star Wars. There is obviously something terribly, terribly wrong with them.
Unless it's episodes, 1-3 or 7+ Then you get a pass. Those movies are awful anyway.
You see miss lady...You choose a good movie to react first in these Marvel Universe (and there's also DC, with the Superman, Batman, Wonderwoman, Catwoman stuff, that's another enterprise, another "movies universe" and stuff). Just to give you the information if you don't have it in this moment. Why is it? It is because Deapool doens't have a bond with the "Marvel Cinematic Unviverse" you will see nowadays (Deadpool, SpiderMan, X-man, Fantastic 4 were sold to Fox). So...there is an AWESOME universe for you to react until the thanos thing....then it will be a completelly trash (blame the woke culture, I beg your pardon if you disagree)...let's see how it will go from now on....
You just cut alot of funny and normal clips ...ur editor is 0
Copyright claims....had to delete a lot to get this one through. But thanks for watching!
DON'T FORGET Marvel films have end credit scenes.
Let's do the MCU journey...start with Ironman...if you do it you must do it in release order. Search "MCU Release order" for the full list. Also there are end credit scenes in all of the MCU movies. There was actually an end credit scene in this movie. Check it out.