I was NOT ready for DEADPOOL * first time watching * reaction & commentary
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Ryan Reynolds actually paid out of his own pocket to Bea Arthur's family to have that shirt in the film.
NOT FREAKING WAY. I love that.
I think it was to a charity of their choosing, but I could be wrong.
@@awkwardashleigh Since it wasn't mentioned, the price to get approval for the Bea Arthur shirt was Ryan Reynolds making a donation of $10,000.
@@awkwardashleighDeadpool has a blimp called the bea Arthur and even in the comics . Spiderman no way home will answers your questions it also starts a special guest and I hate Deadpool for the nick named the murck with the mouth while will Friedel Eric Matthews and the voice of Ron stoppable did a clear version of Deadpool than this version but if some people like this then good but I don't like him except the costume is cool looking.
@@supergeeky7529it was to the charity but Ryan is / was a huge fan of hers he said he would have paid almost anything to whoever to get that ability
The end credits scene was a reference to one of the most famous, and one of the first, end credit scenes, before end credit scenes were really a thing. It was in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." After the end credits roll, Ferris says to the camera "You're still here? It's over! Go home! **waves hands** Go!" It's been mimicked a lot.
Same bathrobe and wallpaper in the background. It's a perfect call back.
@@telynns8490 Oh I meant to mention that! Thanks!
Wow. Ferris Bueller predates Adventures In Babysitting -- one of the first movies with an end credits scene that I can recall.
@@rmhartman There's an end credits scene to Adventures In Babysitting???? Now I have to look it up, as I don't remember it!
@@rmhartman Yep, found it. Never saw it before. Hardcore "Die Hard" vibes though...
Did anyone else snicker snort when Ashleigh said she was going to "raw dog" this. Unknowingly, such a Deadpool thing to say.
"Is he a superhero, a supervillain or just somebody who likes to cause chaos?"
Yes.
"Good? Bad? I'm the guy with the gun."
An anti-hero.
"Some people just want to watch the world burn."
@@rmhartman And Deadpool is the one who'd bring smores and marshmallows when it does.
Noooo he's just the antihero who don't just give a feck & he cares about his old lady.
The only thing you probably missed as far as easter eggs was when Wade said "don't make the supersuit green. Or animated!" as a reference to his Green Lantern movie. It was a FLOP and is hated by a lot of people. I'm not one of them though lol.
Wade & Vanessa's relationship is SO wholesome, though, and I just love them together. I kinda hope they find a way to take her character in the direction she went in the comics...
Don't forget the "sewing your mouth shut" line from the underground lab, referencing his last run as Deadpool.
I also don't think she recognised the end credits scene.
@@badhabits77 that one she might have got, because she's seen that movie and her reaction to that didn't make the edit, as far as I saw
@@DavidGowers Maybe she didn't know that movie _had_ an end credits scene.
Yeah. Green Lantern is not as bad as the reputation it has gained. It's no Iron Man, but it's a fun popcorn flick.
Fun fact, there was apparently supposed to be a massive fight scene with the guns but after they finished filming they realized that they only had the money for post production and the studio wouldnt give them more money, so they put in the quick joke about forgetting the gun bag and that was the end of that. Its ironically exactly what comic deadpool would do, also hes considered to be an anti hero so hes not a villian but hes not a superhero either and resents people trying to call him one.
Though in the film I could see a joke where Wade tries using a gun from a guy he kills and it’s outta ammo or saves the one bullet left for Francis
Three things to know about Deadpool, Ashleigh.
1) In the comic books, Deadpool repeatedly breaks the fourth wall. It's one of the character traits that set him apart from everyone else in the Marvel universe. He was super aware that he was in a comic book.
2) In the comic book, he does have the healing ability, but it's not that fast. Deadpool's story is actually very tragic and sad. His cancer actually kills him over and over again, but his healing ability brings him back to life. He's not nihilistic because he always heals, he's nihilistic because he always dies and comes back.
3) It was actually mentioned in the comic Cable and Deadpool #2, when asked what Deadpool looks like, he said a cross between Shar-Pei and Ryan Reynolds. Reynolds saw that and knew he had to be the one to play Deadpool on the big screen.
Fun fact, Ryan Reynolds was born in the same year DP was introduced, is the same height, weight and has the same eye color and hair color. This is what inspired that original comic quote.
@@ryanscoffeehour6404 DP was introduced in '90, Reynolds was born in '76
@@ser132 sorry, I meant his canonical birthday, not his first appearance. His canonical birthday was made before the movie. Technically he is a couple years older but its very close. Rest is true tho
Set him apart from the rest of the Marvel universe except She-Hulk. She was breaking the 4th wall before Deadpool ever did it. And technically did it in the MCU before Deadpool joins it. Although if the Xmen have now always been a part of the multiverse then he beat her to it in the MCU. A to think the Xmen timeline was wonky before. What does everyone else think? Did She-Hulk or Deadpool break the 4th wall first in the MCU? Not on screen live action, but who gets the first place trophy for the MCU?
@@wiccalady9948 and She-Hulk learned how to 4th wall break from Blonde Phantom who had the stronger version of the ability where she could teleport by stepping into the next panel. Gwenpool also but she is a Deadpool variant.
The constant forth-wall breaks are fully in character for Deadpool, as in the comics, Deadpool's madness is that he fully knows he is a comic book character and keeps addressing both the author and readers.
I've seen it written somewhere from Marvel that, technically, he is just a crazy person who THINKS he is in a comic book without any real proof. He just happens to also be right.
@@silentjay01There is also a comic where Xavier enters Deadpool's mind and when he learns that he's just another character in comics, he also goes mad.
Isnt deadpool immortal in the comics because/thanks to Tanos beeing jealous of him and death liking eachother and Tanos does her for himself or something like that?
yep, that's correct. @@ronnyhansson8713
Let's not forget his schizophrenia
"If you are new I'd say it gets better, but if you're a returner you know it doesn't"
ROFL, self Aware Ashleigh is the best.
Deadpool is clinically insane. He also knows he's a fictional character in a movie just like he knows he's a comic book character and that there's an audience watching him. He's even threatened his writers through the 4th wall when he's not happy with the direction his story is going.
Don't forget he also killed everyone in the Marvel universe.
@@joeker1013wait so Deadpool outmurdyred Thanos? Nice
In a What-If, it's not canon.
@@reatter Be specific otherwise you're implying everything I said is from What If...
The threatening his writer's part was in a What If... story and What If... stories are canon in the overall Marvel Multiverse just like the 1610 and Age of Apocalypse universes, they're just from alternate timelines. Deadpool has directly spoken or had thought bubbles to or about the writer or artist in main 616 continuity on many occasions including once saying how he likes having real feet as a reference to his creator and ex-Marvel artist Rob Liefeld not being able to draw feet. But the fact remains he's insane and fully aware that he's a a fictional character in a comic/movie is 100% part of his 616 and MCU personas.
Another fun tidbit - now only is D-Piddy aware of his nature, he also has multiple voices talking in his head, and at least one of them is another comic character.
Deadpool was a Ryan Reynolds passion project. The studio did not want to make this film. They made a demo reel of the freeway attack, but still the studio still wasn't on board. Then "somebody" leaked that clip and the fans went crazy for it, practically breaking down the studio doors.
That’s a pretty girl…she would make good Companion…
@@donkorte80 Firefly ftw
We all know who 'leaked' the clip.....
@@ViirinSoftworksThere’s also a deleted scene from the strip club with Nathan Fillion.
Deadpool is one of my guilty pleasures. I love the fact that the opening credits were intended as placeholders, to be replaced by the real credits. Then they decided that those temporary credits fit the tone of the movie perfectly.
Did NOT know that
@@clevelandcbi They had to get permissions from multiple unions to do that, changing the opening credits is a HUGE deal to the studios. Apparently Ryan Reynolds and the show writers went to bat for the idea and eventually got everyone on board with it, including the executive producers.
Fun fact about this movie!
When Marvel Studios was making Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2, they wrote the script around Ego the Living Planet, but only after the script was finished did they find out that the distribution rights to Ego were sold off to 20th Century Fox years earlier. They had no idea what to do because the script wouldn't work with any other character and they had no backup plan, but just as they were discussing this, they got a call from Fox asking for permission to make changes to Negasonic Teenage Warhead. Marvel immediately agreed on _one condition,_ and thus Guardians of the Galaxy 2 was made!
That's one behind the scenes rights deal that I somehow missed hearing about.
That's actually very interesting.
Wait, no. That's not right. Read the sctipt of the intro in 2016, and it was JUST LIKE the movie, down to Juice Newton's Angel of the Morning and car lighter bit. It wasn't named Ego, but Deadpool.
@@LunarisArts What the actual hell are you talking about?
@@SalaComMander fr what is bro saying 💀💀
I'm only 10 minutes into this reaction and I can already tell this is going to one of my favorites.
I wish you could have seen the amount of mother's that yanked their little kids out of the theater because they thought this was going to be the usual superhero movie. It was worth the price of admission alone.
I saw something similar with the first Jurassic Park movie. So ooo many small children scarred for life.😋
@@terryotoole3265 That's weird because my dad took me to see JP when I was four and I was in my late 20s before I realized it was a horror movie. But yeah, I know I wasn't the only kid in the theater and no one left. I was just having a good time with the cool dinosaur movie.
Yep!! Most parents didn’t even pay attention to the R rating because they assumed it would be like all the other superhero movies. I bet they’ll check next time!😂😂😂
The same thing happened with Bad Santa! Has Ashleigh watched that yet? Excellent Christmas movie!
@@neopagn2004
JP is not a horror movie tho...
Also, well done! You are the first and only person I've ever seen make the connection during the very first watching that he's asking for Francis but nobody is gonna know who he's talking about!
The old blind lady was played by legendary actor Leslie Uggams. She often plays noble and socially heroic characters, so to see her in Deadpool was kind of an insider joke. Just perfect.
When I first saw leslie In this movie first time I watched it, i remembered seeing her in somthing years earlier but did not remember what it was? So being a genx I was little in the the 1970s and watched sesame street in its early days, that said, after looking in wikipedia, I found out that Lesley was a a few episodes of that childrens show, but it was so very long ago I could not make the connection until I looked it up..
Fun fact, she couldn't tell anyone she was in the movie until it came out. Her son was a huge comic books fan and she couldn't tell him anything.
I was under the impression that it was Nichelle Nichols who played the blind lady.
@@phoenixman8569personally, I associate her with the music expo show, "Dance Fever" (featuring Denny Tario).
She was actually on the original Star Trek and the first interracial kiss between her and Captain Kirk made news that year
The fact that you used "raw dog this" before the movie started was just PERFECT for the tone of Deadpool!! 🤣
If I hadn't already been hooked by "if you're new, I would say it gets better but if you're a returner you know it doesn't", the raw dog comment would have cemented it.😂💚🤘
"I haven’t decided if he's a hero, a bad guy, or just a guy who likes chaos?"
Yes, yes, and ahhhh... yes.
The reason Deadpool keeps “forgetting his guns” is because they didn’t have the budget for larger fight sequences and shootouts.
As a Serenity/ Firefly fan, I was first drawn to Deadpool for Morena Baccarin, but stayed for the chaos. No one does outrageous deadpan humor better than Ryan Reynolds
imagine me a huge fan of the deadpool comics waited ten years for the movie to come out since Ryan Reynolds said he only took the terrible role on wolverine origins to get a chance to make a deadpool movie. and also a huge fan of firefly, to see the movie finally come out and see Morena Baccarin as Vanessa.
Was Stargate for me😏
@@silvsevie Imagine me, a huge Firefly fan that saw the movie for the first time on DVD extended cut without any inkling that I was going to see Inara as I've never seen her before.
Not gonna lie, I was a little pissed that nobody told me.
@@sokar_rostau If I recall correctly, there's...some of her in Homeland Season 1, too.
She was also in Stargate SG-1
"Pikachu use lightning bolt" I about pissed myself lol
Yeah, that was sooo Volt Tackle! Get gud! lol
"Am I going to cry? Is Deadpool going to make me cry?" Yes. Many times. Some sad, some tears of laughter.
part 2 definately... because it´s a family movie....
The "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret" line when Deadpool's blood shoots over Colossus' face is a reference to a bestselling coming of age novel of the same name by Judy Blume, which was largely about a girl getting her first period.
"And I love Ryan Reynolds...*burp*..."
That. Was. Poetic.
This video had me at the dry heaves and his gibbled hands. I may need to steal that and make those sounds a ringtone for my phone.
It feels like this is what Ashleigh’s channel has been building up to over the last 2+ years… and it was sooooo worth it! John’s long game paid off, and the world is now a better place. Maximum effort!
Hey Ashleigh, we always knew it, but it’s good to confirm you’re a freak…LIKE US! Cottoning to the funniest **** about the best of us is understanding. Sometimes the worst of us are the best of us. From a different angle. In my opinion, this is the purest and most honest, superhero, comic book, translation adaptation ever. Except Deadpool 2. Get busy girl. We can’t wait to see your reaction to Deadpool 2. Nothing better than a sequem that actually builds upon itself correctly
For many years Deadpool (as character) was considered un-filmable (yea I know it's not a word). Basically he's so chaotic, sassy, and comes with so much raw bloodshed that no studio would touch him. If it wasn't for Ryan Reynolds' influence and his years of working hard on the "perfect version", this movie would have never happened. One could say this movie is so great because every minute, every second of it shows the care and love that went into making it - unlike vast majority of Hollywood movies which are just made for the money.
Also, after the animated test footage was released online by "totally not Ryan Reynolds" the fans got so hyped that they basically forced Fox's hand into making this movie. And I love how you can tell this was a huge passion project for everyone involved.
Unfilmable isn't a word?
Unfilmable is the word.
I love how these corporations always think they know what sells best, but this goes to show they don't. People also sometimes enjoy dark humour, sex and violence. Not everything has to be happy ever after and all children friendly. Why do they not get that?
@@homelabsmart7635 especially Disney is stupid and too kiddie frendly, which kinda annoys a lot.
The fourth wall breaking is actually one of his superpowers. Deadpool is fully aware that he is a fictional character, and because of that he knows that there is an audience to address.
It’s because his healing factor is constantly healing his brain too, which causes his memories and emotions and feelings to constantly change. His mood one day could be entirely different the next day because his brain has healed and re-healed over the day and night, and in the morning he’s literally a different person.
.
Think of the Doctor from Doctor Who. When the Doctor regenerates, he maintains all of his memories and experiences…. But his entire being changes, which includes his emotions, his perception of reality, his thought process, and so on.
It’s why when the doctor changes in the presence of his companions, he often treats them entirely different. Because he’s entirely different. Their relationship is dead now; even though it’s technically still the Doctor.
That’s kind of how Deadpool works. The cancer in his brain takes over and destroys parts of his brain, then his healing factor destroys the cancer and fixes his brain, then the cancer comes back and destroys his brain, then his healing factor destroys the cancer and fixes his brain. Over and over and over again, all day, all night, every day, every night.
Ryan Reynolds and Morena Baccarin's on screen chemistry was off the charts.
Well granted she is very good at that, was the same in Firefly with Nathan Fillion, but it's always so great when actors hit it off so convincinly that you feel it, even though it's just acting.
It’s really not that impressive. She’s incredibly generic.
*sigh
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*sigh
There is always one...@@tempsitch5632
I wonder who's right here.
Oh wait, I just realized. I don't care.
@@ninjabluefyre3815 Deadpool? Is that you?
One interesting thing about Deadpool that gets lost in the comedy - despite the lunacy and constant jokes, he genuinely is one of the most skilled operatives on Marvel Earth. Actually kind of terrifying.
You compare him to the likes of Bishop, Cable, Nick Fury, and Wolverine, and that IS terrifying!
Deadpool is the only person Taskmaster can't read or figure out/copy@@andrewames247
However... The Punisher killed the entire Marvel universe... TWICE! Marvel Universe vs. The Punisher and The Punisher vs. The Marvel Universe.
One of my favorite pics is of Logan aka Wolverine wearing a Punisher shirt.
He was just saying one of the best. Don't think the intent was to start a contest for the top spot 😂
Fun fact: Wolverine was implanted with an adamantium skeleton in a project called "Weapon X" and after he escaped they wanted another subject just like him, but more controllable, so they poached Wade. Deadpool's project was "Weapon XI." In the last Wolverine movie, "Logan", Laura (basically Wolverine's daughter) was "Weapon X-23" as she was the 23rd (and first successful) attempt to clone Wolverine.
But Captain America was "Weapon I".
Ryan Reynolds acting is incredible in this movie. The look on his face while Vanessa is talking to the doctor sells it so much we really didn't need the voice over to tell us what he was feeling.
Ryan was made for this role. Well, actually, Ryan pretty much CREATED this role for himself to play!
@@wallyman292Apparently Deadpool in the comics says he would like Ryan to play him if a movie was ever made.
I love how both Wade and Francis groaned when Colossus began his "4 or 5 moments" speech. I enjoy moments when the "hero" and villain take a moment to cringe at someone else.
Would've been interested in seeing Ashleigh's reaction to "What's my name?" "Who fucking cares."
I cannot tell you how appropriate letting out a belch without missing a beat during a Deadpool reaction is. Love you lots Boo... don't ever change please❤
I wanted to share detail that I never picked up on is Wade keeps killing all of the henchmen looking for Francis, but the thing is they only know him as Ajax not Francis so he is killing the mall for no reason.
Also the Deadpool films don't take place in the MCU, but Deadpool three will bring him into the Cinematic Universe.
Deadpool owns the infinity stone that controls continuity
@@punklover99 And we all know where he keeps it, don't we?
I really hope him going into the MCU doesn't mean the humor and whatnot will become stupid and "safe".
@@faded1to3black
It wil LITERALLY be R-rated, so take a guess.
@@Petrixxxxxxx that doesn't mean anything. An R rating can cover a lot of territory.
I was three years post cancer when Deadpool came out and I love Deadpool, both my husband and I do. I struggle every time the diagnosis comes along, because it is filmed so well and it hit my trauma spot from my own cancer. I tend to need to speed through that part, because it never fails to throw me me back. It was very well done.
I hope and pray you continue your life never having to hear any more bad cancer news. Stay strong. Stay healthy.
This is the hardest I've ever laughed at a movie reaction. When he took his shirt off the look on your face was priceless! I had to pause to catch my breath.
Her too.
This is the role that Ryan Reynolds was born to play. You are going to love "Deadpool 2" when you get to it., and they are in the process of making Deadpool 3 which will co-star Hugh Jackman. A couple notes on some of the cast. The woman who played Vanessa, Morena Baccarin was in the brilliant Sci-Fi Series "Firefly" (which I strongly recommend you watch), You saw the man who played "Agent Smith" the recruiter in Galaxy Quest as Teb, one of the Thermians.
She also was in last season on Stargate SG-1 and also "V" tv series
@@mbwoods2001 And she was in the TV show Gotham so has worked both Marvel and DC.
I remember her from Stargate SG1 And super hot
I can not wait for Logan, that is definitely a must
Maybe Deadpool 2, the Once upon a Deadpool?
The bromance fourth wall between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman is so good. You have got to check out DeadPool 2 sometime. Loved the reaction.
I'm sure I'll get to Deadpool 2!
Make sure you watch Logan first though
@@awkwardashleigh Hard to imagine, but it's legit SOOO much better than this one.
@@CRTRRTinGAI agree
Yes, Deadpool 2 is awesome!
I so love the fact that Wade used the dialogue from the Four Yorkshiremen as a pick-up lines.
We are close to Deadpool 3 now.
You definitely need to watch a few movies before Deadpool 2 to avoid massive spoilers. Your members will know exactly which.
The second movie is also a lot of fun.
Hugh Jackman has agreed to reprise his role as Wolverine for the next Deadpool movie. The entire Deadpool franchise has been Ryan's dream for years and he's pushed it forwards largely based on his own work from finding funding to "anonymously" leaking previews when the studio almost scrapped the whole project. As such he pestered his friend Hugh until he agreed to do the film.
Fun fact: in one of his earliest appearances Deadpool actually says he looks like Ryan Reynolds mixed with a shar-pay
Yep, currently scheduled to debut July 26, 2024. Really looking forward to seeing Reynolds and Jackman play their respective characters in that one.
the southern accents make these so much better. love u Ashleigh
I remember seeing this in theaters and everyone was losing it. Felt like everyone needed an oxygen mask with how hard we were laughing. Love the burp 47:21-47:22
The second time i saw it in a theater it was a sunday afternoon show a guy came in with two younger boys (look they just left church) i thought this could be funny during the bit on the bridge while deadpool was telling how he got to do the movie and wolverines smooth criminals the dad got the boys up and out of the theater,was a unexpected laugh for me.
@@schirpik Somehow that doesn't surprise me
Ryan Reynolds poured his heart and soul out for bringing Deadpool to life.
I agree
"So things I have learned about Deadpool so far...chaos just pure chaos"
Yep, you nailed it. You understand his character almost as well as people who've been reading the comics since the 90s.
Here's an idea of how long this script took to be filmed: it originally was going to have a cameo by Amy Winehouse getting hit by a bus, to which Deadpool says "You'd think it would have been drugs." Of course they had to take that out since she really had died from that five years before the movie came out.
Oh man, that’s sad
I'm guessing no one told you this was rated R before you watched it, LOL. This is one of the most over-the-top movies you could ever hope to see, and Ryan plays the role perfectly. So glad you finally got to see this one! EDIT - The "Have you ever seen 127 Hours?" line is a reference to a movie based on the book "Between a Rock and a Hard Place," by Aron Ralston, who (SPOILER ALERT) was trapped by a falling boulder while out hiking and had to free himself...well, pretty much the same way Deadpool does here.
and the famous movie based on the book is named "127 Hours"
Brianna's face at 36:46 is HILARIOUS lol. She's genuinely so disturbed lmaooooo
There has never been an actor more perfectly suited for a role
Patrick Stewart as Professor X was another perfect casting in my opinion.
Ashleigh, the word you're looking for to describe Deadpool is "anti-hero". Another great anti-hero is Riddick. Check out his movies, starting with "Pitch Black"!
10:25 - "That sounds delicious"
The timing of that was beyond perfect :D
This movie has so many inside references that Ashleigh might not get, the biggest being that the same actor (Ryan Reynolds) played a very different Deadpool before AND played Green Lantern in a notorious mess of a superhero movie (the costume was an all-CGI emerald eyesore). Ryan played Deadpool in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, where he had his mouth closed up and all-different powers...but everyone thought he was perfect for Deadpool if only they'd done it right. ALL of this is referenced from the very beginning of this film.
You know, Green Lantern was a bad movie. But it DID make sense for his suit to be cgi if it was being made with his ring. In an alternate universe I think the idea of everything created with his ring looking "cgi in real life" to everyone in the movie world could have worked.
Too bad that movie was such a turd.
I mean...Iron-man's nanotech suit is all cgi. In fact, almost all of his suits after the first movie were almost all cgi.
It's just that GLs cgi suit was done badly...and they also did some cgi Ryan as well which just was super bad. Top it off with the movie just overall not being all that good, and yeah...
As someone says above, Deadpool has the infinity stone that controls continuity, so all of this background will eventually get cleaned up...
@@justsomebody-1665it was better than Captain Marvel.
I think the “Are You There God ? It’s Me, Margaret” is one she’s too young to get but would have lost her mind if she knew it when he said it.
7:13
Ashleigh: I haven't figured out if he is a villain, a superhero, or just a person who likes to cause chaos...
Yes.
Deadpool has been my favorite character since I bought his first limited series back in 1993, so this movie was everything I dreamed it could be. Action, tons of comedy and Ryan Reynolds playing the role he was born for. You should check out the sequel which, somehow, was even better.
I consider this movie to be a perfect movie. They did not let one second go by without something, and everything worked so well. I love it.
I hate it when Ashleigh doesn't like a movie. I doesn't happen very often, but I hate it. It's not that I am disappointed by her reaction, I hate the sadness in her eyes when she realizes that a movie that was recommended to her didn't work out. But, movies like this one totally make up for it. Ashleigh's eyes when she is happy about a film is so totally worth it! Also, I am old and, therefore, rarely get so excited about anything. Then, I watch Ashleigh watch Deadpool, and I can feel my own excitement grow inside of me. Thank you, Ashleigh. You made my day with your infectious enthusiasm.
Eel your own excitement. That is a beautiful Freudian slip.
Well stated and fully correct!
Screaming to the muted 'I'm touching myself tonight:' Priceless.
Morena Baccarin saying 'it's a face...I would be happy to sit on' got such a big laugh at the screening I first saw this, that I only heard the later dialogue in reaction videos lol. God she is stunning though, one of God's chosen as Ashley says. I always loved her in Firefly, and am amazed she isn't WAY more of a star - she's really good at comedy dialogue.
When she said "it's a face... I would be happy to sit on", what she meant to say "I love you, and I will always love you... and I will happily sit on your face".
The power of love, folks!
What is funny was the ending of the movie was actually supposed to be a large gun battle but they realized that they spent a lot of the budget for the movie by the time of shooting the end and that's why they changed the script to have Deadpool forget all of the guns in the taxi.
At 26:30 where she yelled, _"I LOVE EXPLOSIONS!!!"_ Absolutely Tiny Tina, right there.
Btw: the fight scene at the end was on one of the crashed heli-carriers from the MCUs previous movies (I lost track which one it was). You can see the outlines if you watch closely. So just from the X-Men Colossus cross-over you can see they used Deadpool to check the waters for an eventual linkup of all the Marvel cartoons into one canonic universe.
Previously the studios holding the licenses for the respective characters were all separated and unwilling to cooperate. In Deadpool the hints of cooperative action were clear, but still offered the studios an exit strategy (because Deadpool the character is known as clinically insane) as Deadpool could simply have imagined/hallucinated everything in his insanity.
That would be from Captain America: Winter Soldier
It wasn't "officially" an MCU Heli-carrier, as at the time this movie was made, Marvel and Fox were still fighting over rights to things, as you mentioned.
But we all know it was the Heli-carrier from Winter Soldier anyways.
This came out at Valentine's day, and they did market the love story. The theater was packed when i watched it, you could miss lines of dialogue because if how hard everyone was laughing. Having a basic knowledge of pop culture is definitely helpful to get the references that are thrown out in dialogue.
There was also a new movie of Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret that came out this year that was really good. The bulk of the book is about a girl getting her first period, which is why it's referenced during the bloody scene. 127 hours is based on a true event where a guy got stuck in between some boulders and cut his arm off to escape.
I worked as a server at an Alamo Drafthouse-style movie theater at the time. Nobody expected it to be as popular as it was, so it was in one of the medium sized theaters and they assigned me (who had only been doing this a month) to be one of two servers in there.
That month I made enough in tips to pay the university a lot of money I owed, pay tuition for the next semester, and cemented my place as the go to guy for busy movies (making myself even more money in tips, allowing me to cut back on my hours during crunch time of senior project).
TL;DR: Ryan Reynolds helped me finish college.
Oh, and that "don't leave your trash lying around" line during the post credits? Totally worked.
@barbara832001 IF you read the book that the movie is based on AND watch the short Prime documentary on the author Judy Blume you'll realize it's about so much more that just her period. Generations grew up on that book AND it was one of the BEST banned books ever! YUP! So in all seriousness read it now cuz odds are is they'll be banning it again and it's an excellent read. ✊ #NYGenXBIKERLady
This is brilliantly funny
At 23:40 you missed the reference of sewing his mouth shut. It's a throwback joke to X-Men Origins: Wolverine. When you see Wade Wilson as Weapon XI with no mouth because Stryker said he'd be the perfect soldier but he talked too much.
1. The thing that made this movie so special at the time is the fact that people had been dreaming of a R rated Deadpool movie like this for *years* , with Ryan Reynolds in particular fighting tooth and nail to play the character.
Hell, you could argue that if he wasn't pusbing as hard as he was and if the test footage hadn't been leaked, we might not have gotten this or the sequel
2. One of the main things these movies got right js the fact that Deadpool isn't *just* " LMAO I'm so random."
He's a deeppy flawed, tragic and empathetic character that hides his sadness with jokes and 4th wall breaks
Yes. The test footage was "leaked". Nobody knows WHO could have possibly done that! (read the foregoing in Deadpool's voice)
Probably Cable
Ryan is 30% sure, it wasn't him.
The creepy recruiter guy is also one of the Thermians in GALAXY QUEST.
such a fun reaction video to watch. And one of my favorite MCU movies. The courage to take everything over the top and it all worked.
On a side note, Colossus is my favorite X-man. In his introduction, he immediately became my favorite character. He’s just a good guy. Plus, Angel Dust is played by Gina Corano, a former MMA fighter. She also played a prominent role in The Mandalorian for two seasons.
She also starred in Haywire, truly a badass! She beats the crap out of so many people.
Too bad Gina cancelled her career by saying stupid shit.
@@doubler8684 Gina REALLY sold that fight incredibly well.
Until she started posting and sharing really stupid shit online. Like her saying being a Republican now is like being a Jew during the Holocaust. Stupid, vile bitch. And if Ted Cruz goes to bat for you, you aren't a good person, lol.
I love it when a movie makes full use of it's R rating 😂
Ryan Reynolds has taken Dead Pool to master level. I didn't realize this the first time we got an Easter egg in the X-men series was the move Origins of Wolverine (by the way his name is the same Wade.) there is a scene after his transformation to project X where his eyes darken to the suit that he wears in Dead Pool. Like 8 years before Dead Pool came out. That was so cool.
I'm up to 17:31, "I don't know, it might further the plot," and I have to pause for a while but I'm _delighted_ at how blind you went in. This is so right up your alley, and I'm with you. The jokes and dialogue in this movie are so good. It's such a great combination of the mainstream concept of the anti-hero with edgy, almost indie humor for that genre.
Fun fact, the first introduction Ryan ever had to the character was someone telling him he'd love the it and giving him one of the comics to read. He opened to a random page to see someone asking Deadpool what he looked like under the mask, to which DP answered "I look like Ryan Reynolds f*cked a Shar Pei."
Apparently it was love at first sight and Ryan immediately became obsessed with one day playing Deadpool.
The blind lady is Leslie Uggams. Although she is now primarily known as an actress in the 60s she was a major singer.
Did you recognize that the end credit scene was based on Ferris Bueller's Day Off? Just a fun call back. Love watching you Ashleigh! Thank you for being so awesome!
GenX, (or young ppl) or everyone that isn't me, dont seem to get it
but I don't watch their stuff either, so fair
@@daverave9483 I'm GenX and I know Ferris Bueller and plenty of other old stuff. I grew up with 70s/80s hollywood.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is actually one of a few physical disc movies I own...and now I want to watch it again.
If you wanna get technical about it, Deadpool is classified as an Anti-Hero, basically a hero that isnt afraid to cross the line
39:34 so Bob is a character in the comics called ‘Hydra Bob’ he’s basically a low grade Hydra henchman who was terrible at his job as the only training he completed was the Hydra survival training that was when you hear the sound of Wolverines claws popping out to run. He would team up with Deadpool and become his unofficial sidekick for years
As someone who has never read a Deadpool comic (or ANY Marvel/DC comic for that matter), I strongly consider this Deadpool movie to be the absolute best CB movie ever made, and I will battle on that hill far beyond my mortal demise.
How appropriate that I get a Mint Mobile ad (Ryan's company) while watching this. Also the line "Vanessa's already working plan A, B through Z. Me? I'm memorizing the details of her face" never ceases to pull at my heart.
33:49 what? He’s literally done loads of other jobs from security guard to random background. I would definitely hire him as an MC.
Of all the nods, winks and outright references to everything Marvel in this movie, one of the biggest was also the most subtle. It took me much longer than I'd care to admit that the final battle scene took place where a SHIELD helicarrier was being dismantled. Not sure which version of the carrier, due to it being deliberately changed just enough for Marvel to not sue for copyright, but it presence was the first connection between the MCU and X-Men shown on screen.
Well yeah, most people already realized it was _unofficially_ meant to be one of the downed helicarriers from CAWS.
This is, hands down, my favorite! The release date kept getting pushed . Ended up scheduled to release for Valentine's day. That was the ONLY time I requested my husband and I celebrate. I'm not a Valentines day girl. The only thing I wanted was to go see Deadpool.
Can't wait to see your reaction to Deadpool 2.
Pikachu used lightning bolt - it was very effective!😂 LMFAO!😂
To me, Deadpool is one of the greatest comedies and superhero movies ever made. It was and is quite an achievement. Everyone swears by the sequel but i think the humor in the original Deadpool is far more timeless and universal. And unlike in Deadpool 2, i can totally get behind Deadpools motivations in this movie.
This is going to be fun. PS. Before you watch Deadpool 2, Make sure you watch Logan first.
Wade is the Merc with the mouth, he works for the highest bidder so long as they are willing to tolerate the trolling.
This is one of my favorite comic book movies ever. It was so well done. Ryan Reynolds nailed the character. It was true passion project for him, and it shows. It's just one of the most perfect comic book adaptations ever made. It, and its sequel, are in the top 5 most profitable R rated movies ever made. And, the 3rd one is coming out next year.
Welcome to the world of Deadpool. My favourite Marvel movie and character. Ryan was first introduced to Deadpool while filming Blade: Trinity. Some one gave him a Deadpool comic because the character it that was similar to Deadpool. In that comic someone asks Deadpool what he looks like under the mask and his response was "a mix of Ryan Reynolds and a radioactive shar-pei". Ryan was instaly a fan of Deadpool.
You have to watch Logan before you watch DP2. There's spoilers for Logan in DP2.
A lot of people think Deadpool is all jokes, but I love that this movie shows his more sensitive and caring side
0:59 You know the old joke - Why is Santa so jolly? He knows where all the bad girls live!
5:40 The silent freak out is the second best reaction I’ve seen to this. Duaffy still has the #1 spot with “That guy just got turned into pasta!”
20:55 “Are You There God, It’s Me, Margaret,” was a book that was notorious because it was written by a “children’s book” author (Judy Blume) and it had the narrator talking openly about her first period. Led to a bunch of stick-up-their-butts schools banning her books.
41:37 Don’t know if you ever figured it out, but he’s hallucinating because of the knife in his head.
I read the book, back in high school because I liked her books. There was another book I read, don't remember the author. Did you hear what happened to Andrea? It's about SA. And dealing with that. That was the 80s. S
@@Saiman9000 Another really intense book is "Go Ask Alice."
@@Falcun21 I enjoyed The Day Must Dawn, also in high school. Set in the time of they wild west. It had some scenes one of which I still remember.
The also read Firestarter by Stephen King. It was my first King book. Then I tried "It." I read the first chapter and didn't touch it for a week. I'm so not into horror as the rest of the world seems to be. After a week, I figure better read it because I only had it checked out for two weeks. I read the 2nd chapter and went in to try and watch the cartoon "The Real Ghostbusters." The episode was about the boogeyman. And it looked just like it was described for It. Never opened it again to read it.
It was worth it to see Ashleigh's reaction to Ryan Reynolds assets, haha. Deadpool is a gem of a movie.
And she either didn't see or didn't verbalize her reaction to the frontal! Lmao 😂
A really cool thing they did is they filmed Deadpool's close-up scenes twice, with the mask on & without the mask. They did this so they could animate the mask talking scenes more accurately.
First vid I watched this month. I nominate for best reaction vid of the year. You were so ready and so suited to watch and appreciate this movie.
FYI, I kinda assume others have said, deadpool is aware of whatever medium he’s in. Comics, movies, games. He’s aware that he needs to deal with certain tropes in the various media, and will break them when he sees fit. He likes it when we watch. Aside from unicorn time.
*According to the comics, the experiments Wade went through cured his cancer about as fast as it could form, leaving him disfigured. Very comic accurate.*
They also have tried giving people his healing factor and because it was designed to so violently cure cancer it ironically kills each and everyone of them with cancer.
And something about cancer being living/part of your body. So his healing accelerated the cancer all over his body, but also is constantly healing the damage from it.
@@fightingfaerieYep, the healing factors gets 'em Everytime lol
20:10 Unfortunately I've experienced the flimsy hand after breaking my wrist. Nobody ever reacts to how Ryan says Francis is "pure EVIL" but it makes me crack a smile every time lol. 20:52 "Are You There God..." is a reference to a young adult novel by Judy Blume. It deals with girls going through puberty and was adapted into a film last year.
All the 4th wall breaking is actually a common Dead Pool theme FROM the comic books. He’s like the only comic book super hero that knows he’s really a fictional character.
She Hulk was doing that back in the 80s under Byrne. Deadpool really came into his own with that shtick a few years later when he got his first solo series in the 90s.
Yeah, as @linkmaxwell says, Byrne's She-Hulk would tear through advertisement pages, talk to the reader, complain about the writing etc. I _think_ she was the first Marvel character to do it, at least in a mainstream comic (years before Deadpool anyway).
(s'why the stuff in the show was _absolutely_ on brand)
Her reactions to everything in the highway scenes are almost the same as Natalie Gold's and I love it.
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The second one is just as good, and honestly, has one of the best epilogues of any movie, any genre, any time, full stop.
Ashleigh I remember taking my wife to watch this in the theater and she said as soon as it was over we need to get this on Blu-ray. Deadpool was a minor character when he first came out in the comic books but he gained such popularity that he got his own comic book series he actually teamed up with cable for a while. And he loves breaking the fourth wall that's one of the parts of Deadpool that makes him who he is. And by the way they're already trying to make part 3 they did make a 2.5 which you can skip if you need to. But I have not met any person who seen Deadpool yet give it a bad rating. And just think they wanted to make this a PG-13 movie and the fan said no that's why we got the R rating and we got the Deadpool the fans wanted I take that back needed. Deadpool is R-rated character and that's why I think keeps hurting Wolverine they push restrict him to a PG-13 if they let him be the R-rated character like he should be like Venom should be and like Deadpool is you would have some great movies.
You gotta watch number 2, that last scene was a nod to Ferris Bueller's day off
He is effectively indestructible. In the comic books he's been reduced down to single cells and still grown back. You getting some pretty crazy storylines where Death, who is an actual entity, falls in love with Deadpool because he can't die. He's like the one thing Death can't have, which makes her want him more.
Plus the fact that Thanos loves her and cursed him to be unable to die.