I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. All those witty oneliners and 4th wall breaks are legendary, and you can tell he's having a blast. He just nails the part.
Deadpool’s actual name is Wade Winston Wilson. Ryans actual name Ryan Rodney Reynolds. Their initials are the same letter three times. Also in a Deadpool comic they refer to Deadpool looking like Ryan Reynolds crossed with a Shar-Pei.
The funny thing I've learned since watching a lot of Deadpool reactions this week is that everyone in the movie knows Francis only as Ajax, so when he asks "where's Francis?" They don't know who he's talking about. If he would of asked "Where's Ajax?" This would of been an Instagram reel 😂 he kept calling him Francis just to fuck with him cause he knows he hated his name
Yes lmao it’s him calling him Francis and not Ajax a single time signifies he never gave in through all the torture, I think this goes without saying but if wade didn’t have the match in his mouth when he headbutted angle and Francis asked “what’s my name” he would’ve 100% stuck to Francis and him asking everyone “where’s Francis” is Deadpool refusing to ever call him Ajax since Ajax helps gives him that sense anonymity and power
@AyItzGaz Even without the match, I don't think he would've called him Francis, cause he was beyond pissed. Watching that entire sequence, it's like Wade was making light cause he didn't REALLY take it seriously but when his body changed completely all the jokes finally stopped and you could immediately see vengeance in his eyes. I feel like that and when Vanessa gets shot are the only times he gets 100% serious.
You have to remember that this is when he first became Deadpool, was heart broken and pissed. Deadpool 2 he was loving life, had major trauma, serious depression, and the a wholesome ending. When we meet him again in Deadpool & Wolverine he's in a VERY different place in life.
@Mysteryz-li2pw lol I used to, they're not bad if you heat them up and drizzle some syrup in there, they get soft and it's much more palatable, I don't eat them often but once in a great while I will for the nostalgia, but yeah some people eat them cold and I'm like your teeth are done for lmao
Man I just love how within less than 24 hours of the footage leaking (remember how hype that was?) the studio greenlit production for the whole film. And that in spite of them cuttinf 7 million from the already small budget it quickly became the highest grossing rated r movie ever. People talk a lot about how Hugh Jackman said he would only come back as Wolverine if it were in the mcu. But I think the funnier story is that Hugh made the announcement only a few days before seeing the first Deadpool and just went "shit", knowing he made a mistake retiring that early.
According to his wiki, Deadpool's powers are: Superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, agility, and reflexes Regenerative healing factor Extended longevity Fourth wall breaks Skilled marksman, swordsman, martial artist, and hand-to-hand combatant Using devices granting teleportation Master assassin And yes, he feels all the pain from everything.
I get a huge kick out of the part where Deadpool says "Wait!! You're probably wondering why the red suit? Well, that's so bad guys don't see me bleed. This guy's got the right idea, he wore the brown pants." I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. He nailed the character so damn well.
The first one is a good introduction to the character. The second one is awesome thanks to Josh Brolin's performance. And the third is f**king phenomenal. Ryan and Hugh had incredible chemistry. The cameos were jaw-dropping, and the fights were just really fun to watch.
HOLY SHIT!!!! THATS what the whole "shitting in the kitty litter meant"?!?! I've seen this movie COUNTLESS times and I NEVER got that 😂 thank u so damn much Mell ur the best!
Fun fact, him forgetting his hello kitty bag was written in because they ran out of money in their small budget. It was supposed to be a much larger final fight
I honestly didn't think that a Deadpool movie would work. But these excellent filmmakers and actors proved me wrong. It works great as both an action film and a comedy. There's a lot of great action and tons of violence. Wasn't sure how they were going to pull off the fourth wall breaking in this movie, but they managed to surprise me with that.
FR, the action is both hilarious and epic due to Ryan, the violence works, as it doesn't feel copped in, even though it is CGI, it looks better than most films that use CGI blood and gore. The Deadpool movies + Logan, proved that you can make an R Rated superhero movie *work*. We are no longer in a time where PG-13 films make the most, or are more appealing, sometimes an R rating just works.
Whwn I was young I thought a Deadpool movie would be impossible but here we are probably 12 years later and now we have a Trilogy of Deadpool movies, and they've all been successful
Basically even tho his healing factors is better then Wolverines it spends the entire time trying to fight his cancer and in the comics the face probably has more to do with the cancer then anythinf
My favorite Deadpool comic is series 1, issue 61: Funeral For a Freak. Deadpool witnesses his own funeral as a ghost and causes shenanigans. I have a hard copy of it signed by Stan Lee
In the comics deadpool suffers from multiple personality disorder, or something of the like. Where he has multiple "voices" in his head which causes him to sometimes be erratic, but they don't actually control him, they're more like what his inner urges/thought processes are. (it's like in anime where the characters explain what they are about to do/must do mid-fight, but in deadpools case his thought process/voice is insane.) It's very strange and not easy to explain as you can tell. Ironically though deadpools love interest in the comics isn't some ex-proustite. It's actual death. Basically in the comics Thanos wants to wipe out half the Galaxy to impress/win lady death's heart, but in actuality lady death (oh yeah death is a girl btw in the comics) is obssesed with deadpool because he's the only thing she can't have (because he can't die). Meanwhile deadpool just is down bad for her a lot of the time. It's not really love I guess, more like two people wanting what they can never have. Meanwhile Thanos is the literal third wheel to deadpool which makes their interactions hilarious, he even steals Thanos' infinity gauntlet in one comic which is why I was personally disappointed we didn't see deadpool in any of the infinity wars.
"If your signifigant other come looking back you looking like a shriveled up noodle..." Dude...military wives, man. I mean it sucks but people definitely stick it out with people who were mangled sometimes. They aren't saints for it either, I'm just over 40 and I'd rather have a life long love than anything resembling perfect.
In the comics Deadpool isn't just a smart ass. He is legit insane, often having multiple voices running around in his head at any given time. Also, in at least some of the comics, his 4rth wall this is a super power unto itself. He's the only comic book character that's actually aware he's a comic book character. In some of the comics this allows him to reach back across comic panels and even pages to retrieve objects from other parts of the book. To other characters is seems like he just puts out his hand and things appear in it: guns, swords, explosives, etc. In one of Venom's origin stories, Deadpool very briefly wore the symbiote. In the few moments they were in contact, Deadpool's madness infected it, making Venom the nasty, crazy creature we all know and love.
I get the feeling Colossus here feels faithful. I don’t read comics, but they had Colossus in Days of Future Past and I felt he was just a throwaway dude…who died horribly….twice.
i still didnt watch the 3rd one but i wanted to show this to a friend then i realized that there is a LOT of references, its fun on its own but you miss a lot if you didnt see all the others so.. on my own for this one. great reaction as always.!
My favorite Deadpool comic was from the late 90s run. Basically Loki cursed him into having a face exactly like Tom Cruise. It does not end well for Deadpool
Deadpool came out after Winter Soldier. The wreckage was a mock up of one of the three helicarriers used in that film. Sony didn't have the rights of course so it only superficially looked like one but helped connect the Sony X-Men universe to the larger Marvel universe, an easter egg if you will for the fans...
It's been Deadpool mania on RUclips this last week, everyone has been reacting to the movies, games, comics, ect. Glad you finally got to it though, love the reactions.
Ryan Reynolds and I are both from Vancouver, where this and other X-Men movies were filmed. I remember trying to get to sleep with a huge spotlight from the Wall Centre was shining into my bedroom window. I usually end up rewatching this and DP 2 as nostalgic travel-logs now, since I moved to Vancouver Island. I saw the second movie in a theatre near where it was shot, which was weird. The "Hong Kong" scenes are actually shot at the Shangri-La Hotel, an Asian inspired hotel in Vancouver and the opening fight scene was shot on the bridge I used to take to go to work every day. Even the taxi driver reminds me of home, as well as the wicked sense of humour.
I love every Deadpool opening title sequence. It would be hard to choose a favorite. The first one has the best gags, the second one is magic for the Bond parody, and D&W definitely has the best opening title sequence of the MCU, by far. The MCU needs more opening titles. Modern movies in general need more opening titles.
The power to break the fourth wall is part of his mutatuion. Deadpool is fully self aware, knows he's a character in a comic book and his name is on the cover, it's one of the reason's he so reckless (not just with his own safety) because he knows it will pan out in the end.
When he talks to the 'audience?' its because Deadpool KNOWS he's in a comic book (In the comic books) Prob not as crass as Ryan's amazing Deadpool one liners, but he does know he's not 'real' so to speak. I can't remember if the others in the comics can hear him though, so to speak, but I think they can in the movies.
The insanity of Deadpool leads to some wacked out shit. Like the time he murdered the entire Marvel universe. Or the fact that he knows he's in a comic book, and often mentions Stan Lee by name. Or the fact that he's stuck in a love triangle. The three points on that are himself, Death, and Thanos. As to Colossus eating Grape Nuts... It's basically gravel in a box. Made by Post, can be found in most supermarkets. You'd need Colossus' teeth to chew it.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. Im home going through tough stuff so i am SO HAPPPPPY to hear one of my favorite movies from my from my youtubers. :) Yaaaaaaaaaay :) Love you Mello!
In the comics the voices in Deadpool's head are like a evil and a good version of himself or just lots of little different versions of himself which are more or less just different cells because he's always dying regenerating constantly that's why he heals so quickly from gun shots axe wounds or knives also why he can re grow from a single cell or a decapitated head like in the comics his fourth wall breaking is him talking to us but to everyone else more him talking to himself in his universe that don't understand what he's doing and why they all think he's crazy which he is called alot by other heroes in the comics
Deadpool couldn't heal his skin because he has cancer, his healing factor replaces anything with dead cells. So overall his body is always dying and repairing himself, he's always dying
No one else can play deadpool except Ryan Reynolds. It’s the same for Caesar from Rise, Dawn and War no one could play him but Andy Serkis. This is one of my top ten fave movies of all time. It probably comes in 6th place as Rise, Dawn, War and Kingdom take the top spots. I haven’t had time to see the latest one and i don’t really like deadpool two but this film is perfect. Great reaction i hope you are having a wonderful weekend? Take care 😘🏴
In my opinion the third film has the best soundtrack of the three, granted its primarily because it tugs at my nostalgic heartstrings, but also because it has Avril on it. Actionwise I love the 2nd the most with Colossus vs Juggernaut, the shooting scene with Cable and Deadpool and the fire for Russell was soo good.
Well in the comics Deadpool develops voices in his head that constantly break the fourth wall, and it’s really the only reason he understands he is a comic book character. In one comic, Charles Xavier reads Deadpool’s mind, only to find out exactly what Deadpool knows, that every time someone dies or is brought back, it is simply for the amusement of the audience reading the comic book, and that honestly all of there lives are toys and play things for writers and readers to do whatever they want, and every tragedy they have endured is plan amusing to the reader. Also this realization drives Charles to go crazy and die, his brain couldn’t handle the information. Also some say joker knows he is a comic character in some instances and that’s why he does whatever he wants and thinks it’s funny, because it never matters who he kills they always come back, and he wants to cause chaos just to see if people will notice and bring back the people who have died.
6:02 Ignoring his low level super strength, I imagine he practiced a lot. Since any injury he gets will heal. Like I'd love to learn how to backflip but I'm also terrified of breaking my neck and dying. So it's like he could just practice whatever he wants and not worry about injuring himself permanently. His enhanced strength probably plays some role as well though. Because with enhanced strength comes great durability. 17:05 Almost every source says his inability to fix his skin is because his cancer. But that doesn't really make sense tbh. I think the real reason is because his skin was disfigured just before his healing power was awakened. And the healing basically took a snapshot of his physical form at the exact moment it was awakened. So his healing considers his disfigurement as the "correct form".
Got a MINT Mobile ad, and Ryan Reynolds put Everything in this production. Also, that specific carrier is from your Next MCU film, Captain America Winter Soldier. Also, 31:57 I noticed this in the theater, but was so hype, that later on I just assumed I was seeing things because of my excitement. Imagine my excitement when I Rewatched it in Theaters and was like "I WAS RIGHT 😮😮😮"
This is still my favorite Deadpool-movie. And the relationship with Vanessa was done great. (It annoys how some think the movies should have just tossed her aside like in some Austin Power flick.)
The word "gratuitous" (gruh-too-ih-tis) just means it's blatant and pandering, like "a gratuitous sex scene". And Colossus' characterization is pretty spot-on, as his powerset is built around protection and it shows in his actions.
There is another Ryan Reynolds movie that most people don’t know about. It’s called The Voices. It’s about a mentally ill guy who sees animals talk, especially his cat and dog and the cat is telling him to kill people and the dog is telling him to be a good person. It gets dark really fast.
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Yo bro spoilers
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@@sharoncordero4845movie been out bro watch it online
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I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. All those witty oneliners and 4th wall breaks are legendary, and you can tell he's having a blast. He just nails the part.
Exactly!
FR, same way that Hugh Jackman was born to play the Wolverine, speaking of Logan...
Deadpool’s actual name is Wade Winston Wilson. Ryans actual name Ryan Rodney Reynolds. Their initials are the same letter three times. Also in a Deadpool comic they refer to Deadpool looking like Ryan Reynolds crossed with a Shar-Pei.
I see you everywhere on Deadpool posts 😂
Been hunting down every one to confirm my hyperfixation on deadpool
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It's not often you see an actor play the worst and best versions of a character
Only an actor like Ryan Reynolds can make a character's strength and flaws work simultaneously.
@TabathaTMartin they meant the Deadpool in the wolverine origins movie
@@TabathaTMartin esse cara tamben ta fallando no linterna verde
@@dreithen8693 In that case, scratch that
The funny thing I've learned since watching a lot of Deadpool reactions this week is that everyone in the movie knows Francis only as Ajax, so when he asks "where's Francis?" They don't know who he's talking about. If he would of asked "Where's Ajax?" This would of been an Instagram reel 😂 he kept calling him Francis just to fuck with him cause he knows he hated his name
Deadpool: The ultimate superhero shitposter
Yes lmao it’s him calling him Francis and not Ajax a single time signifies he never gave in through all the torture, I think this goes without saying but if wade didn’t have the match in his mouth when he headbutted angle and Francis asked “what’s my name” he would’ve 100% stuck to Francis and him asking everyone “where’s Francis” is Deadpool refusing to ever call him Ajax since Ajax helps gives him that sense anonymity and power
@AyItzGaz Even without the match, I don't think he would've called him Francis, cause he was beyond pissed. Watching that entire sequence, it's like Wade was making light cause he didn't REALLY take it seriously but when his body changed completely all the jokes finally stopped and you could immediately see vengeance in his eyes. I feel like that and when Vanessa gets shot are the only times he gets 100% serious.
He didn't think about it and him getting back together with Vanessa that well through fr
the fact that Ryan said that the best thing about green lantern was meeting his wife says alot about how much he despised green lantern
You have to remember that this is when he first became Deadpool, was heart broken and pissed. Deadpool 2 he was loving life, had major trauma, serious depression, and the a wholesome ending.
When we meet him again in Deadpool & Wolverine he's in a VERY different place in life.
The best ongoing joke of the movie is him asking for Francis when everyone only knew him as Ajax 😂😂😂
Part of Deadpool's thing is he knows he's a comic book character. And I suppose, he knows he's in a movie as well.
Having Stan Lee cameo as a DJ at a strip club is the funniest cameo ever to me "you cant find love but you can rent it for 10$"😂😂😂
Grape nuts are hard af, which makes sense collosus might be the only one who can actually chew them comfortably
Bro I hate grape nuts so much 💀
@Mysteryz-li2pw lol I used to, they're not bad if you heat them up and drizzle some syrup in there, they get soft and it's much more palatable, I don't eat them often but once in a great while I will for the nostalgia, but yeah some people eat them cold and I'm like your teeth are done for lmao
Man I just love how within less than 24 hours of the footage leaking (remember how hype that was?) the studio greenlit production for the whole film. And that in spite of them cuttinf 7 million from the already small budget it quickly became the highest grossing rated r movie ever.
People talk a lot about how Hugh Jackman said he would only come back as Wolverine if it were in the mcu. But I think the funnier story is that Hugh made the announcement only a few days before seeing the first Deadpool and just went "shit", knowing he made a mistake retiring that early.
According to his wiki, Deadpool's powers are: Superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, agility, and reflexes
Regenerative healing factor
Extended longevity
Fourth wall breaks
Skilled marksman, swordsman, martial artist, and hand-to-hand combatant
Using devices granting teleportation
Master assassin
And yes, he feels all the pain from everything.
I’m pretty sure the 4th wall break is from his insanity and since he’s insane I’m pretty sure people don’t question it
There's other times tho in the comics where higher dimensional beings are able break the 4th wall
I think of it as him just being in his head the majority of the time. Like everyone is just so used to it, they don't bother questioning it
He knows he is in comics in the comics and he knows he is in movies in the movies
I like it when reactors can tell that the 'Where is Francis' scene is kinda Deadpool killing people who don't even know Francis is Ajax lol
Deadpool was born to play Ryan reynolds
"That nice to see you Jared. I'll take the footlong" joke does not get the credit it deserves
I never understood the joke until just the other day lol. I was like wow 🤯 haha.
@@EternalsfanI still dont get it
@@synix07m Jared from subway.
@@synix07mHe's saying he looks like a pedo 😂
Ryan Reynolds, he is *DEADPOOL.* 🔥
Damn right
@@TabathaTMartinRyan Reynolds is the best Deadpool!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Fun fact. Comic dead pool referenced that he looks like Ryan Reynolds before Ryan Reynolds got casted as dead pool
Ryan Reynolds crossed with a Shar Pei if I remember correctly
I get a huge kick out of the part where Deadpool says "Wait!! You're probably wondering why the red suit? Well, that's so bad guys don't see me bleed. This guy's got the right idea, he wore the brown pants."
I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. He nailed the character so damn well.
Ryan himself funded this movie. He literally MADE Deadpool. In more ways than one!
The first one is a good introduction to the character. The second one is awesome thanks to Josh Brolin's performance. And the third is f**king phenomenal. Ryan and Hugh had incredible chemistry. The cameos were jaw-dropping, and the fights were just really fun to watch.
Anyone who says that Ryan wasn’t born to play Deadpool is delusional.
HOLY SHIT!!!! THATS what the whole "shitting in the kitty litter meant"?!?! I've seen this movie COUNTLESS times and I NEVER got that 😂 thank u so damn much Mell ur the best!
We really came a long way back in 2016!
Fun fact, him forgetting his hello kitty bag was written in because they ran out of money in their small budget. It was supposed to be a much larger final fight
I honestly didn't think that a Deadpool movie would work. But these excellent filmmakers and actors proved me wrong. It works great as both an action film and a comedy. There's a lot of great action and tons of violence. Wasn't sure how they were going to pull off the fourth wall breaking in this movie, but they managed to surprise me with that.
FR, the action is both hilarious and epic due to Ryan, the violence works, as it doesn't feel copped in, even though it is CGI, it looks better than most films that use CGI blood and gore. The Deadpool movies + Logan, proved that you can make an R Rated superhero movie *work*. We are no longer in a time where PG-13 films make the most, or are more appealing, sometimes an R rating just works.
Whwn I was young I thought a Deadpool movie would be impossible but here we are probably 12 years later and now we have a Trilogy of Deadpool movies, and they've all been successful
Deadpool and Wolverine has the best intro by far! It’s everything you’d want and then some!
Basically even tho his healing factors is better then Wolverines it spends the entire time trying to fight his cancer and in the comics the face probably has more to do with the cancer then anythinf
Pretty much, whenever his face gets damaged in the comics, it ALWAYS retains the scarring.
Just like how RDJ was born to play Iron Man, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool
MCU Iron Man, not comic book IM.
My favorite Deadpool comic is series 1, issue 61: Funeral For a Freak. Deadpool witnesses his own funeral as a ghost and causes shenanigans. I have a hard copy of it signed by Stan Lee
That's a good one; I like "'Til Death Do Us" and "Deadpool Kills Deadpool" best.
Love when Mell and Billy post the same movies ❤😂
I've been a fan of Deadpool since his first limited series came out in 1993. All three of the movies were tremendous, in my opinion.
Dopinder is named after Ryan Reynolds' childhood friend who died after being struck by lightning.
In the comics deadpool suffers from multiple personality disorder, or something of the like. Where he has multiple "voices" in his head which causes him to sometimes be erratic, but they don't actually control him, they're more like what his inner urges/thought processes are. (it's like in anime where the characters explain what they are about to do/must do mid-fight, but in deadpools case his thought process/voice is insane.) It's very strange and not easy to explain as you can tell. Ironically though deadpools love interest in the comics isn't some ex-proustite. It's actual death.
Basically in the comics Thanos wants to wipe out half the Galaxy to impress/win lady death's heart, but in actuality lady death (oh yeah death is a girl btw in the comics) is obssesed with deadpool because he's the only thing she can't have (because he can't die). Meanwhile deadpool just is down bad for her a lot of the time. It's not really love I guess, more like two people wanting what they can never have. Meanwhile Thanos is the literal third wheel to deadpool which makes their interactions hilarious, he even steals Thanos' infinity gauntlet in one comic which is why I was personally disappointed we didn't see deadpool in any of the infinity wars.
Mell was off the handle in this reaction
Gotta Match that Deadpool Energy!
@@HelloMellowXVI
I name thee . . . . Darth Mellpool!
I love the storyline between Deadpool and Death. It’s a true romance 😂
2004 Cable & Deadpool comics run Deadpool literally mentions he resembles Ryan Reynolds and a shar-pei
Gosling?
@@CaptainCat101 🤦🏽♂️ the Chrises have troubled me
I love how Francis was so “oh I don’t feel anything” but was emotionally ticked off by Deadpool over and over again 😂
"If your signifigant other come looking back you looking like a shriveled up noodle..." Dude...military wives, man. I mean it sucks but people definitely stick it out with people who were mangled sometimes. They aren't saints for it either, I'm just over 40 and I'd rather have a life long love than anything resembling perfect.
In the comics Deadpool isn't just a smart ass. He is legit insane, often having multiple voices running around in his head at any given time. Also, in at least some of the comics, his 4rth wall this is a super power unto itself. He's the only comic book character that's actually aware he's a comic book character. In some of the comics this allows him to reach back across comic panels and even pages to retrieve objects from other parts of the book. To other characters is seems like he just puts out his hand and things appear in it: guns, swords, explosives, etc.
In one of Venom's origin stories, Deadpool very briefly wore the symbiote. In the few moments they were in contact, Deadpool's madness infected it, making Venom the nasty, crazy creature we all know and love.
R.I.P Stan “The Man” Lee 🕊✝️
I get the feeling Colossus here feels faithful. I don’t read comics, but they had Colossus in Days of Future Past and I felt he was just a throwaway dude…who died horribly….twice.
Thanks mello for this vid it’s a good birthday gift
i still didnt watch the 3rd one but i wanted to show this to a friend then i realized that there is a LOT of references, its fun on its own but you miss a lot if you didnt see all the others so.. on my own for this one. great reaction as always.!
My favorite Deadpool comic was from the late 90s run. Basically Loki cursed him into having a face exactly like Tom Cruise. It does not end well for Deadpool
‘’If he can’t feel anything he can’t get hard’’😂
I mean....he ain't wrong per se
@@TabathaTMartin ik it just sounded funny
36:28 "Who the fuck is Cable"
WHO THE FUCK IS THAT!?
HE'S A MAN OUTTA TIME!
Deadpool and Wolverine is definitely my favorite deadpool intro.
20:00 That’s actually a popular fan theory that since everyone would only know him as Ajax, saying “Where’s Francis” wouldn’t get him an answer.
It's not even close, Bye Bye bye had the best intro "Deadpool and Wolverine"
He can break the fourth wall and he even knows he is just a comic book character
Deadpool came out after Winter Soldier. The wreckage was a mock up of one of the three helicarriers used in that film. Sony didn't have the rights of course so it only superficially looked like one but helped connect the Sony X-Men universe to the larger Marvel universe, an easter egg if you will for the fans...
Fox... Not Sony
@@HelloMellowXVI Right, sorry. Sony had Spiderman. I tend to get them confused, much like the Stewart/McAvoy timelines...
It's been Deadpool mania on RUclips this last week, everyone has been reacting to the movies, games, comics, ect. Glad you finally got to it though, love the reactions.
The third one is perfect
The deadpool and wolverine intro was legendary 🗿❤️🔥
Haven't watched you in a minute bro I'm glad I came back you mad entertaining 😂
1.Deadpool
2.Deadpool 2
3.Deadpool and Wolverine
4:13 The most realest statement, I said the same exact thing when I left the movies.
Ryan Reynolds and I are both from Vancouver, where this and other X-Men movies were filmed. I remember trying to get to sleep with a huge spotlight from the Wall Centre was shining into my bedroom window. I usually end up rewatching this and DP 2 as nostalgic travel-logs now, since I moved to Vancouver Island. I saw the second movie in a theatre near where it was shot, which was weird. The "Hong Kong" scenes are actually shot at the Shangri-La Hotel, an Asian inspired hotel in Vancouver and the opening fight scene was shot on the bridge I used to take to go to work every day. Even the taxi driver reminds me of home, as well as the wicked sense of humour.
I love every Deadpool opening title sequence. It would be hard to choose a favorite. The first one has the best gags, the second one is magic for the Bond parody, and D&W definitely has the best opening title sequence of the MCU, by far. The MCU needs more opening titles. Modern movies in general need more opening titles.
Mello is a total mess in this reaction 😂
"Superhero landing!"
"You know that's really hard on your knees"😂😂
The constant fourth wall breaks are great! Funniest character ever.
The power to break the fourth wall is part of his mutatuion. Deadpool is fully self aware, knows he's a character in a comic book and his name is on the cover, it's one of the reason's he so reckless (not just with his own safety) because he knows it will pan out in the end.
When he talks to the 'audience?' its because Deadpool KNOWS he's in a comic book (In the comic books) Prob not as crass as Ryan's amazing Deadpool one liners, but he does know he's not 'real' so to speak. I can't remember if the others in the comics can hear him though, so to speak, but I think they can in the movies.
I so highly respect that they let the origin flashback get DEAD SERIOUS. Really makes the story compelling instead of just being fully jokes
Thanks for doing these videos, you have no idea how much i needed this for my mentality
The insanity of Deadpool leads to some wacked out shit. Like the time he murdered the entire Marvel universe. Or the fact that he knows he's in a comic book, and often mentions Stan Lee by name. Or the fact that he's stuck in a love triangle. The three points on that are himself, Death, and Thanos.
As to Colossus eating Grape Nuts... It's basically gravel in a box. Made by Post, can be found in most supermarkets. You'd need Colossus' teeth to chew it.
Just realised.... Deadpool is the only one in the Marvel comics who KNOWS and is aware that Stan Lee is dead😮
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. Im home going through tough stuff so i am SO HAPPPPPY to hear one of my favorite movies from my from my youtubers. :) Yaaaaaaaaaay :) Love you Mello!
As far as intros go, the third one takes the cake by far lol!
In the comics the voices in Deadpool's head are like a evil and a good version of himself or just lots of little different versions of himself which are more or less just different cells because he's always dying regenerating constantly that's why he heals so quickly from gun shots axe wounds or knives also why he can re grow from a single cell or a decapitated head like in the comics his fourth wall breaking is him talking to us but to everyone else more him talking to himself in his universe that don't understand what he's doing and why they all think he's crazy which he is called alot by other heroes in the comics
the third movies intro is by far… the BEST. it plays in my mind everyday.
I watched this and number 2 for the first time about a week ago, shit was HILARIOUS bro, I can’t believe I slept on it for so long
It's such a clever way to do a movie. It could be a stunt double in that suit for 90% of the film and we wouldn't be any wiser.
deadpool and wolverine's intro might be in my top 5 oat
I am SO excited to watch Adventure Time with you! It was time for a rewatch!
Deadpool couldn't heal his skin because he has cancer, his healing factor replaces anything with dead cells. So overall his body is always dying and repairing himself, he's always dying
This movie is so flawless! One of my favorite movies of all time
Deapool has the ability of being hyperaware of any media his is in. He knows he's in a movie, comic, video game etc. and acts on it.
No one else can play deadpool except Ryan Reynolds. It’s the same for Caesar from Rise, Dawn and War no one could play him but Andy Serkis. This is one of my top ten fave movies of all time. It probably comes in 6th place as Rise, Dawn, War and Kingdom take the top spots. I haven’t had time to see the latest one and i don’t really like deadpool two but this film is perfect. Great reaction i hope you are having a wonderful weekend? Take care 😘🏴
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the 3rd one man, the 3rd one... trust me it's on another level 🔥
2:53 enhanced strength, reflexes (I think 🤷🏾♂️) and unable to feel pain bc he ”severed his nerve endings”
In my opinion the third film has the best soundtrack of the three, granted its primarily because it tugs at my nostalgic heartstrings, but also because it has Avril on it. Actionwise I love the 2nd the most with Colossus vs Juggernaut, the shooting scene with Cable and Deadpool and the fire for Russell was soo good.
Well in the comics Deadpool develops voices in his head that constantly break the fourth wall, and it’s really the only reason he understands he is a comic book character. In one comic, Charles Xavier reads Deadpool’s mind, only to find out exactly what Deadpool knows, that every time someone dies or is brought back, it is simply for the amusement of the audience reading the comic book, and that honestly all of there lives are toys and play things for writers and readers to do whatever they want, and every tragedy they have endured is plan amusing to the reader. Also this realization drives Charles to go crazy and die, his brain couldn’t handle the information. Also some say joker knows he is a comic character in some instances and that’s why he does whatever he wants and thinks it’s funny, because it never matters who he kills they always come back, and he wants to cause chaos just to see if people will notice and bring back the people who have died.
“Im never gonna dance again , the way i danced with you ohhhhh”
Woo I’ve been waiting for this one lol let’s gooooo
It’s the Raisin’ Bran joke at 5:00 for me. Exquisite reference😊
Edit: I was so shook when I saw Billy😂😂😂
6:02 Ignoring his low level super strength, I imagine he practiced a lot. Since any injury he gets will heal.
Like I'd love to learn how to backflip but I'm also terrified of breaking my neck and dying.
So it's like he could just practice whatever he wants and not worry about injuring himself permanently.
His enhanced strength probably plays some role as well though.
Because with enhanced strength comes great durability.
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Almost every source says his inability to fix his skin is because his cancer. But that doesn't really make sense tbh.
I think the real reason is because his skin was disfigured just before his healing power was awakened.
And the healing basically took a snapshot of his physical form at the exact moment it was awakened.
So his healing considers his disfigurement as the "correct form".
Yes, everyone else can hear him talk to the audience. Colossus even comments on it.
Mellverse my favorite Deadpool Comic is
Deadpool Vs. Carnage and Deadpool Back in Black
I love that the Colossus in this movie is comic book accurate.
Got a MINT Mobile ad, and Ryan Reynolds put Everything in this production. Also, that specific carrier is from your Next MCU film, Captain America Winter Soldier.
Also, 31:57 I noticed this in the theater, but was so hype, that later on I just assumed I was seeing things because of my excitement. Imagine my excitement when I Rewatched it in Theaters and was like "I WAS RIGHT 😮😮😮"
The 3rd’s intro was the best. No spoilers but they did the one thing they swore they wouldn’t do and did it in the intro.
This is still my favorite Deadpool-movie. And the relationship with Vanessa was done great. (It annoys how some think the movies should have just tossed her aside like in some Austin Power flick.)
The 3rd one is my favorite I've seen it 4 times
2:26 Yo , you need to lol , personally one of the most well written kids show ever it's so fun
The word "gratuitous" (gruh-too-ih-tis) just means it's blatant and pandering, like "a gratuitous sex scene". And Colossus' characterization is pretty spot-on, as his powerset is built around protection and it shows in his actions.
There is another Ryan Reynolds movie that most people don’t know about. It’s called The Voices. It’s about a mentally ill guy who sees animals talk, especially his cat and dog and the cat is telling him to kill people and the dog is telling him to be a good person. It gets dark really fast.
9:20 most truest statement ever. Every body part
Breaking the 4th wall comes from him talking to the audience in the comics