The BTS/bloopers during the credits was a sentimental love letter for all the fans that have been around since X-men (2000). It’s wild that they didn’t really like that part.
Talked with my best friend yesterday and he thought it was "egregious" & making fun of the movies while I saw it as an obvious love letter. I think people are going to be very mixed on the credits depending on their attachment to the Fox films.
@@CrossOutBryce idk how one could see it that way when most of the cuts were of the actors laughing and having fun on set. Also Hugh talking about being cast as Logan and his journey.
I think it plays weird for a lot of people because by and large, the movies were VERY hit or miss. I mean, out of 14, maybe half of them are truly good or great movies, while the others are considered bottom of the barrel. Collectively, I don't think they're that beloved. But yeah, despite the hilarity and the fact that they did straight up say "fuck you, Fox" in the movie, it's clear that the BTS stuff at the end was meant to be sentimental. Despite the bad that came out of those movies, without them, we arguably don't get a lot of the goodness we get now. And both Ryan Reynolds and especially Hugh Jackman owe a HUGE debt to these movies for either jump-starting or giving their careers big shots in the arm. As for showing stuff from even the maligned entries, it is what it is. That's part of the legacy of the Fox-era Marvel films. Again, without some of those failures, we don't get the entries (MCU or not), that DO get it right.
One note that Greg and Nick were forgetting regarding this Wolverine's past: after his X-Men were all killed, he went on a murderous rampage and he admits it wasn't just bad people -- he killed a lot of innocent people too. And because of that, humans turned against mutants even more.
Was very surprised none of them caught that. It wasn't just that he let the X-Men die, it's that his unbridled rage caused the entire world to turn on mutants.
@@joshuabarnett88people often miss important details in marvel movie’s dialogue and exposition then blame marvel for not putting the plot together correctly lol
I mean even with that, it was still a disappointing reveal. And I'm wondering Is the moment the humans came referring to Xmen 2 United when Stryker sent his men to the school to take the kids? Bc they were also shooting at them too which Is weird thinking back all these years later. Shooting while trying to capture. But the reveal was disappointing. I was expecting some world ending act, then we see him sitting at a bar with people around him living normal lives and I'm like.....okay.......so it wasn't that bad. Th3n you hear ohhh he didn't want to be an xman so he walked away and minded his business and bc the xmen couldn't handle their's, HE is the most disappointing one? Not buying it. Even if he went on a killing spree, how bad was it if he's sitting at a bar ordering beer? Stop it.
It's nuts to me that Greg goes from talking about loving the DCEU to not understanding that someone seriously appreciates the Fox movies in a span of like 4 minutes, I would absolutely argue that there isnt a single DCU movie better than either Days of Future Past or X2
I legit see Wonder Woman 2017 as a great superhero film, The Suicide Squad 2021, and I know this will be a very controversial opinion, but I think Zack Snyder Justice League was a good fucking movie, it’s long, and not perfect. But damn I legit remember it most of in a positive light.
@@EveryTimeIDavidman of steel is absolutely not better than days of future past or x2 you guys are legitimately drunk 😂 man of steel is about as good as the wolverine and that’s the second worse wolverine movie lol
You guys are crazy, the choreography in the opening scene was excellent. That has got to be one of greatest openings to a movie I have ever seen. I loved the 3D angles showing the credits, that stuff felt so Deadpool and helped slow down the action to better illustrate which pieces of the skeleton were being used.
How did Greg not bring up Deadpool saying “The hierarchy of power in the MCU is about to change.” It was so obscure in pretty sure I was the only one who laughed at that joke in my screening
@realrobrose He tells Wolverine"Not to touch him he MEANS ITS!"...Wolverine grabs him and he gasps and says "You touched me when I said No I'm Telling Blake" He says it damn near under his breathe.
The real-life jabs were great. Reynolds made a “your wife left you” joke at Hugh’s expense. Garner saying “Meh, it’s fine” when discussing Ben Affleck’s DD being dead 😂
i know it was a meta-joke, but for a moment when he looked right at us through the screen i was wondering if this was them actually canceling the new movie inside this movie haha
@@NF_Redux the camera panned down to Deadpool looking at screen after that. It was poking more fun at Snipes who has been publicly saying for years “I should be cast as Blade again. I’m the only one who can do it”.
Got to the Deadpool Corps party when you're talking about it. We do know who the voices Deadpool's were. They were in the credits Lady Deadpool was Blake Lively, Headpool was Nathan Fillion, Deadpool Kid (Cowboys Deadpool name) was Matthew McConaughey, Paul Mullin a player from Ryan Reynolds Soccer Club was Welshpool, and Kidpool and Babypool where 2 of Ryan Reynolds kids voices.
I was a bit surprised the guys werent more hyped about Snipes but then made it obvious they haven't watched Blade..really should get those rolled into this ranking one day.
Nick’s take is actually crazy to me. I felt like Ryan & Hugh’s chemistry was off the charts in some scenes and I think the humor and jokes may have been some of the best of the Deadpool franchise. As for the Fox stuff, the ending was basically them saying goodbye and thank you to the Fox universe as a whole. That’s why bringing back who they brought back in the Void also fit with Deadpool’s arc. They just wanted to matter. No matter how bad Elektra’s movie is lol
I feel like Nick sometimes just has contrarian thoughts especially when it comes to how he breaks down movies with the good good good bad bad bad thing lol
Wow. I have to HARD disagree about that final one shot scene. Once Wolverine puts that mask on and they start fucking shit up stabbing Deadpool variants in the face this movie was cranked to 11 for me. I had clenched fists, grindin teeth, tears in my eyes, face hurting from smiling, on the edge of my seat so hyped, my childhood dreams exploding to reality on that screen. I know I'm still basking in the afterglow and the hype, but for me X-Men has always been my #1, I was the perfect age for the 90's cartoon and was in the theater day one for the first X-Men movie, and right now I gotta say yellow suited, masked Hugh Jackman running through the streets on a bloody rampage hit harder than "on your left" for me. I will be rocking out to "Like a Prayer" for the rest of the damn summer! Great episode fellas!
$200M is absolutely not bad for this kind of event film, I don't know what Tim is talking about. You can't compare this to the first 2 deadpool movies. Those weren't big team-up event films like this one was marketed (and delivered on).
I just disagree with the sentiment that this movie was ever supposed to "fix" or "course correct" the MCU. Aside from the TVA and where most of the movie is set, this movie has nothing to do with the MCU and by the end Deadpool isn't IN the MCU. I think the core fundamental message of the movie, aside from being a live letter and a true sunsetting on most of the Fox Universe movies, is that Deadpool doesn't have to be a part of the MCU to matter. He can be over here and they can be over there and he still be important. He doesn't have to make a new home in "616" to feel like her matters because ultimately what you loved about the last two films "his entire world" are all in his universe. Obviously Deadpool and Wolverine will come back for secret wars and whatever else. But I don't think this is like major setup for anything other than the end of the Fox stuff. And maybe we find out why Thor was crying in Secret Wars. Also the BTS of the Fox stuff was great and I felt like the end credits scene of Johnny saying that stuff he said he didn't was hilarious. I didnt need anything more than that.
There was a line at the end where Deadpool asks the TVA to fix the Wolverine’s timeline. But she declines because she says that’s what has made him into the man he is today. So there’s nothing to fix. That’s about the Fox movies.
I respect Nicks opinion, I wouldn’t dunk on it, all film is subjective after all, but i fucking loved this movie. The dynamic between the two leads was awesome, and Jackman delivers his second best performance as Wolverine imo
The conversation around this movie reminds me a lot of Across the Spiderverse. When you first see it after Into the Spiderverse you can't help but be like "Yeah but the first one was just so much more impactful and so this felt disappointing" and then a year goes by and you're like "I've now watched this movie 6 times and l think it might be the best thing I've seen in fifteen years
I liked Across the Spiderverse much more. People were too caught up on the ending. A third movie had been announced, so of course it was going to leave the audience hanging. It's just unfortunate that waiting for part 3 is gonna take longer than originally planned.
Easily my favorite of the Deadpool movies BEFORE the cameos even showed up. I thought Reynolds and Jackman had SO much chemistry. The action was incredible, and Deadpool's personal arc of trying to find purpose had enough heart and resonated with me.
2 moments that are instantly among my top mcu moments of all time already, Flame on omfg that hit me with a ton of bricks when that's revealed, and then simply the end creditsof this movie was so emotional to me it hit me so hard how much I care about those older xmen movies even when they weren't good, I grew up with those.
In their spoiler free review they said some of the action scenes seem like they're filmed for 3d. I saw it in 3d last night and they were definitely AMAZING in 3d. Hype af!
As someone who doesn’t really vibe with the other Deadpool movies, I had a blast! I felt like having Wolverine in this really helped me enjoy the character of Deadpool more since we had to spend time with other characters. I have no idea if this movies holds up in 5 years but who cares, it was a great time. 7.9/10 movie, 9/10 enjoyment factor. I literally died laughing every time one character spoke.
I was also confused by the reality jump on the start but then I remembered A - who cares B - He jumped between universes with the time travel device to kill himself and go to the wolverine origins universe so it's sorta fine
1:46:28 ...Thats because it wasn't a joke or a bit? Paradox was earnestly explaining physics and that it WOULD kill Deadpool or Wolverine if they went down there.
When I was watching the fights in this movie, I wondered if they could get away with making Secret Wars R and really let all the heroes loose. There was some great fights in this
8.5-9/10 for me is where I’m standing after 1 viewing. Really loved it. Small issues but not enough to make me stop smiling the whole time. My theater went crazy for the 4-5 cameos/returns. I guessed it was Chris Evans when I heard the voice and I immediately went “it’s not Cap him it’s Fantastic 4 him”. Loved all the different Logan variants we see and I popped hard for the Henry Cavill cameo and now I want him as the MCU Logan so bad 😂 I know for a fact Channing Tatum had fun doing this, he’s always popping up as cameos but this was his best yet, and obviously the shots at how he wanted to play him and it never worked out. Main villain isn’t great but I think she did great with what she had and the little time she had. Last person I ever expected to do a marvel cameo was Jennifer G. Was absolutely shocked by her. Then seeing Blade and Snipes I was like “alright wtf. Who else is coming?”. A few action shots felt like it was cutting a bit too much or felt like it was made for 3D. Wish we got more detail on what exactly Logan did to be the worst one, we got the gist but I would have liked more.
i'm hoping the one shot that cut away from the violence - *X-23* leaping at *Juggernaut* to lop off his head for the helmet - is restored in an extended cut for home release. and given where the final act takes place in a subway/sewer kinda area, i have a feeling we might be seeing more of Cassandra Nova in the future... i sure hope so, she's horrifyng in the books!
I managed to avoid that final trailer, but damn if the internet didn't spoil half the cameos. .....However, a great romp, and damn, Wolvie looked so sooooo good with the mask on!
The beheading of Sabretooth was a callback to a conversation from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (after he shows off his adamantium claws for the first time). Victor: Ooh, shiny! Tell me something, Jimmy. Do you even KNOW how to kill me? Jimmy: I'm gonna cut your goddamn head off. See if THAT works. I guess we found out that it does indeed work.
Gambits accent will never not be funny 🤣 still can't believe he finally got to be gambit after being cast such a long ass time ago. This stupid movie got me teary eyed as well near the end. Can't wait to buy the Blu-ray!
for me as a massive *X-Men* fan since shildhood, this movie was everything i wanted and more. *solid 5/5.* the story was smaller in a good way, the stakes were personal for everyone, the meta-within-meta within-meta was chef's kiss & it has as much heart as it had laughs. as much as they mocked Fox & Disney, they showed so much love for the characters and their stories, successes and failures over the last 24 years. when *Elektra* walks in, then *Blade,* then *Gambit,* our whole audience was so pumped to see them again, then we lost our collective shit when *Laura* appeared as well - i hoped for all of these, and never thought it was gonna happen. the one whish i didn't get was seeing *Gwenpool* as well... i loved *Gambit's* sadness at not being able to have us get to know him (due to his film being scrapped). i loved the subverted car scene where instead of *Laura* yelling at *Logan, Logan* was yelling at *Deadpool.* i love that we got to see *X-23* & *Gambit* in action! i love that they kept *Wolverine's* mask super-goofy as it always embarrassed him, but now that costume's all he has left to remind him of his family, he pulls himself together and wears it with pride to honour them in the final act; and they absolutely nailed that campfire scene with *Laura* and *Logan* - *Logan* letting out his pain, and *Laura* talking about Hugh being the wrong guy "until he wasn't", as much as she was talking about *Logan.* so happy to see them both find a new family with *Deadpool's* at the end... and then the beautiful BTS footage from all the *X-Men* films & *Logan* during the credits was the perfect send-off for the Fox era. it's not a perfect film, but it's a film i already love dearly. they all cared so much about what they were making and it shows.
While I don't necessarily disagree, the fight scenes here aren't great for the same reasons the action is great in John Wick, where it's more of the point. They are great because they punctuate character dynamics (amidst strong chemistry) and serve the story. They also function in their given scenes as a means to escalate clear conflict - as opposed to being spectacle or in a lesser movie, even filler. It's why the fact that the CGI teeters on "serviceable" in the oner at the end isn't important, because what's happening is that our heroes are working together and it's more than earned and they are completing their respective arcs.
Watched it last night and it's definitely my favourite of the 3 Deadpool Movies, really enjoyed it! Great action, great comedy and Wolverine was maybe the best he's ever been. I wasn't expecting much from the cameos but they were a fun addition, especially Blade!
@@paidhits1037 That's my biggest issue as well, the Wolverine plot wasn't fleshed out enough for me. If they had given us a little bit more of that story, it would've made the film even better
I think people are missing the point. What made this Wolverine the worst was the fact that he didn't want to be apart of "the Xmen team" and wear the suit until they were all dead. And that's them commentating on how Fox didn't want to accurately potray the Xmen to their fullest potential or even have them wear the suits because they "were too cool" to even give the fans/the humans what they wanted until it was too late
That's exactly it, and as usual the KF crew misses key details and complains about things they are ignorant of. Everyone out here saying they didn't flesh out enough aren't paying attention. He was a drunk who didn't want to fully join the X-men and be part of the team. They all died from an attack while he was away getting drunk. He goes into a furious rage of revenge to kill all those responsible... And those that were not (heavily implies killing innocents). He not only has survivors guilt, but just raw guilt for not being there for his family when they needed him and further letting down their memory by killing. It's all in the movie. Why must modern audiences be shown everything to understand the nuance?
I believe the reason why this Wolverine is considered the worst is because he went on a killing spree after finding the xmen dead and even killed innocents.
I seriously think Andy is onto something regarding the reranking of the MCU. Perhaps even starting with the DCU. The idea of each panel member scoring it and then tallying those scores to see where it lands! I know it’s not particularly serious but I really enjoy ranking the movies and shows alongside the team. Perhaps a system that allows for everyone to have their opinions and to be able to add them together to make the ranking!
Yeah, I just watched it again with my wife and I cannot understand how the entire panel doesn't understand this movie to be a love letter to all the people and passion from the 20th Century Fox Era of films. The TVA douchebag Mr Paradox is an analogy for all the Fox execs who fucked everyone over and didn't give the resistance characters an opportunity to have a proper "ending". I adore this film, it isn't about the MCU, it is all about the Fox Era.
Enjoyed this in review, 1st off! I missed you Kinda Funny. Completely unrelated, i got roasted by my daughter when i started tuning into this video because she pointed out that it had been a long time since i listened/watched Kinda Funny. Like damn, why you gotta put me on blast like that 😅😂
The mask was amazing. The portal jump was a time dilation sequence and it was well executed, meant to elevate and bask in our minor supporting roles. This chemistry wasn't just natural it was polished consciously to a tee. Very rare. The minor supporting cast in the last act isn't fan service, they serve the themes and the plot. They are outcasts and underdogs, you shouldn't "care" - it's more wholesome than typical celeb "cameos". That's the joke with Evans, we are subverting gratuitous fan service by actually telling a heartwarming story and giving these roles some purpose (comedy, plot advancement or expo). Deadpool wants to be a part of a team - legacy, redemption. This movie was well written insofar that it wasn't overwritten and knew what it had and doesn't get in the way of it. The result is pure entertainment in the ilk of Planes Trains and Automobiles, but with two comic book characters brought to life. The third act is telegraphed in the opening scene, our titular characters both get full arcs and it builds to catharthis when our heroes unite and it's earned. We basically never leave DP&W, they get monologues and conflicts that escalate to purposeful fight scenes that are charming and not bloated. Top 10 comic book movies easily. Yes the showdown at Cassandra's was too shaky when it wasn't spotlighting heroes, it felt very second unit. Best critique here👌 Deadpool 1 and 2 are mid, elevated to pretty good by Reynolds' performance and the faithfulness. They are not that well written, there isn't great chemistry, they are mostly gags and they look cheap in a bad way, namely in setting. 1 deserved the success but they have heart and little else.
I think things like the sabertooth fight feeling flat is in part a joke itself. When you actually think about it why would Sabertooth (just talking movie versions) be able to hand with Wolverine and they showed it, he'd just cut his fucking head off since he doesn't have adamantium.
Wolverine and deadpool teaming up to fight a gang of variant deadpools whilst "like a prayer" plays is possibly the best scene in any comic book movie ever
@@trinity31409 amazed she's the first one he kills as well, i thought she'd be last and he'd have a long, drawn out internal debate about it first, but nah haha
59:00 - Aaron W. Reed (Dude in Free Guy) plays the Juggernaut in Deadpool and Wolverine. Deadpool points this out by saying he is the third guy to play Juggernaut. The first is Vinnie Jones (who said he wouldn’t return for the uncomfortable suit he had to wear), and the other was the CGI Juggernaut from Deadpool 2 (Voiced by Ryan Reynolds)!
There is a chance that the Sentinel boot piece was a reference to the PS3 Deadpool video game. There is a part in it where Deadpool pilots a boot around as part of the gameplay.
"Channing tatum was rumored to play Gambit" Tatum was officially set to play Gambit, signing on in 2014, but the film went through development hell, going through many directors and pushed back multiple times. In many interviews Channing talks about how far the project is going, his love for the character, and their approach to the film. The films years-long struggle was finally put on hold after Disney acquired Fox. And ultimately canceled in 2019. But yah. Sure. Channing Tatum is only in Deadpool because of a rumor he was meant to play Gambit.
Loved the movie the end credit scenes felt very much like a love letter to the fox universe. It was very much a fan service movie and i honestly loved it for that as a bit of a comic nerd
@@CLagos39 yea exactly the highs are great but there’s a lot of story doesn’t make much sense, some of the gags are dragging, and some of the action stuff was not filmed great.
I literally found a DVD copy of "The Time Machine" at Half Price Books for $2.00 yesterday and bought it because of this podcast. Please do In Review of Guy Pearce's The Time Machine.
Just saw this in vancouver, BC. the audiance went berserk when he said the canada line. something like "Get my country's name out of your motherfucking mouth, and my sword too."
If you guys Thanos snap the list and start over, I'd still watch along lol but by the time you start, it'll be more then 52 weeks because of next year's movies getting released as well, not to mention you might want to double up a couple weeks if you add in the Blade movies and whatever else.
The BTS/bloopers during the credits was a sentimental love letter for all the fans that have been around since X-men (2000). It’s wild that they didn’t really like that part.
Talked with my best friend yesterday and he thought it was "egregious" & making fun of the movies while I saw it as an obvious love letter. I think people are going to be very mixed on the credits depending on their attachment to the Fox films.
@@CrossOutBryce idk how one could see it that way when most of the cuts were of the actors laughing and having fun on set. Also Hugh talking about being cast as Logan and his journey.
I assumed playing Good Riddance would make people feel it, but the group I went with didn't realize it was a goodbye to Fox.
It's kinda played as a joke
I think it plays weird for a lot of people because by and large, the movies were VERY hit or miss. I mean, out of 14, maybe half of them are truly good or great movies, while the others are considered bottom of the barrel. Collectively, I don't think they're that beloved. But yeah, despite the hilarity and the fact that they did straight up say "fuck you, Fox" in the movie, it's clear that the BTS stuff at the end was meant to be sentimental. Despite the bad that came out of those movies, without them, we arguably don't get a lot of the goodness we get now. And both Ryan Reynolds and especially Hugh Jackman owe a HUGE debt to these movies for either jump-starting or giving their careers big shots in the arm. As for showing stuff from even the maligned entries, it is what it is. That's part of the legacy of the Fox-era Marvel films. Again, without some of those failures, we don't get the entries (MCU or not), that DO get it right.
As someone who was 10 when the X-Men movie came out I took the credits as saying goodbye to the FOX era. The good and the bad. Not making fun of it.
I agree I got emotional during that part
@@baisley2000 definitely didn’t almost cry and then laugh at myself
I love how Henry Cavill does the Mission Impossible arm thing when he brings the claws out.
I didn't catch that! Want to rewatch just for that.
I’m glad I’m not the only one to notice this 😂
Yeah that was cool AF to see
One note that Greg and Nick were forgetting regarding this Wolverine's past: after his X-Men were all killed, he went on a murderous rampage and he admits it wasn't just bad people -- he killed a lot of innocent people too. And because of that, humans turned against mutants even more.
Was very surprised none of them caught that. It wasn't just that he let the X-Men die, it's that his unbridled rage caused the entire world to turn on mutants.
@@joshuabarnett88people often miss important details in marvel movie’s dialogue and exposition then blame marvel for not putting the plot together correctly lol
I mean even with that, it was still a disappointing reveal.
And I'm wondering Is the moment the humans came referring to Xmen 2 United when Stryker sent his men to the school to take the kids? Bc they were also shooting at them too which Is weird thinking back all these years later. Shooting while trying to capture.
But the reveal was disappointing. I was expecting some world ending act, then we see him sitting at a bar with people around him living normal lives and I'm like.....okay.......so it wasn't that bad.
Th3n you hear ohhh he didn't want to be an xman so he walked away and minded his business and bc the xmen couldn't handle their's, HE is the most disappointing one? Not buying it.
Even if he went on a killing spree, how bad was it if he's sitting at a bar ordering beer? Stop it.
@@InnerRise I almost had a stroke reading that bud lol.but if you like it I love it 🤷🏾♂️
@@WebstarGaming I'm high. Which part was bad? I don't think I liked anything though .
It's nuts to me that Greg goes from talking about loving the DCEU to not understanding that someone seriously appreciates the Fox movies in a span of like 4 minutes, I would absolutely argue that there isnt a single DCU movie better than either Days of Future Past or X2
I have a lot of issues with most of the DCEU, but Man of Steel - even with all its problems - is a better film than those.
I legit see Wonder Woman 2017 as a great superhero film, The Suicide Squad 2021, and I know this will be a very controversial opinion, but I think Zack Snyder Justice League was a good fucking movie, it’s long, and not perfect. But damn I legit remember it most of in a positive light.
I dont care the Fox movies or for the DCU movies but this is an outrageous statement
@@EveryTimeIDavidman of steel is absolutely not better than days of future past or x2 you guys are legitimately drunk 😂 man of steel is about as good as the wolverine and that’s the second worse wolverine movie lol
You guys are crazy, the choreography in the opening scene was excellent. That has got to be one of greatest openings to a movie I have ever seen. I loved the 3D angles showing the credits, that stuff felt so Deadpool and helped slow down the action to better illustrate which pieces of the skeleton were being used.
Andy not realising why they watched daredevil and elektra until this episode is hilarious
That's Andy for ya.
I didn't realize why they watched daredevil and elektra until this comment and I saw the movie on Thursday LOL
I was also very confused why they did that. I thought they were just filler episodes waiting for the bigger movies 😂
@@Pokedude97they said something in the in review about it
That intro to Nsnyc was the hype my audience needed to openly enjoy the rest of the movie
It was so awesome!
How did Greg not bring up Deadpool saying “The hierarchy of power in the MCU is about to change.” It was so obscure in pretty sure I was the only one who laughed at that joke in my screening
I completely got that when watching it last night lol.
@@thedefinitionisthiswhat’s it a reference to?
@@KevintendoBlack Adam
Hold on, I missed that joke in the movie, when did it take place?
Wait he SAID "hierarchy of power"? I missed that one if true.
Gambit and Blade blew my mind.
I died at the deadpool line "I thought you didn't like me."
Pretty much anytime Blade was on screen i was laughing.
@@rjseeturtletaubington2644it’s
Blade “I don’t like you”
Wade “You never did”😂
Best joke was the subtle "Im Telling Blake!"
@@deontecoleman7047 lol when's that happen
@@realrobrosesomeone was grabbing his ass lol or knife inside of him from Logan
@realrobrose He tells Wolverine"Not to touch him he MEANS ITS!"...Wolverine grabs him and he gasps and says "You touched me when I said No I'm Telling Blake" He says it damn near under his breathe.
The real-life jabs were great. Reynolds made a “your wife left you” joke at Hugh’s expense. Garner saying “Meh, it’s fine” when discussing Ben Affleck’s DD being dead 😂
I got a good laugh at the beginning when Deadpool leaned over to Logans skeleton and says “You know what I mean Hugh?”😂
Seeing Wolverine in all his glory and Wade fawning over him makes this movie a masterpiece 🤎💛
“There will only be one Blade”
*Stares at camera*
At this point it ain’t a lie 😂
@@tonydub98 Sticky Fingaz like "Nah He Right"...
@@garyprime6983exactly. I like the joke, but it didn't hit as hard with all the delays.
i know it was a meta-joke, but for a moment when he looked right at us through the screen i was wondering if this was them actually canceling the new movie inside this movie haha
@@NF_Redux the camera panned down to Deadpool looking at screen after that. It was poking more fun at Snipes who has been publicly saying for years “I should be cast as Blade again. I’m the only one who can do it”.
I miss Kevin on these
Where's Kevun at?
Got to the Deadpool Corps party when you're talking about it. We do know who the voices Deadpool's were. They were in the credits Lady Deadpool was Blake Lively, Headpool was Nathan Fillion, Deadpool Kid (Cowboys Deadpool name) was Matthew McConaughey, Paul Mullin a player from Ryan Reynolds Soccer Club was Welshpool, and Kidpool and Babypool where 2 of Ryan Reynolds kids voices.
I was a bit surprised the guys werent more hyped about Snipes but then made it obvious they haven't watched Blade..really should get those rolled into this ranking one day.
Blade is the reason X-Men had any chance in theater
@@CheefChaos very true!
Nick’s take is actually crazy to me. I felt like Ryan & Hugh’s chemistry was off the charts in some scenes and I think the humor and jokes may have been some of the best of the Deadpool franchise.
As for the Fox stuff, the ending was basically them saying goodbye and thank you to the Fox universe as a whole. That’s why bringing back who they brought back in the Void also fit with Deadpool’s arc. They just wanted to matter. No matter how bad Elektra’s movie is lol
I think it’s hard to care though when at the end of the day, it’s just a bad film.
@@j3t617 bad film? is this a colin alt account. troll hater.
The humor and Jokes might just be the best for any MCU movie yet, I'm not even a Deadpool Stan, it was just that funny.
@@CheefChaos idk Shang Chi is hilarious.
I feel like Nick sometimes just has contrarian thoughts especially when it comes to how he breaks down movies with the good good good bad bad bad thing lol
"Fuck that liver" was a top tier joke for me. Delivery and just being quickly thrown away was spot on
Wow. I have to HARD disagree about that final one shot scene. Once Wolverine puts that mask on and they start fucking shit up stabbing Deadpool variants in the face this movie was cranked to 11 for me. I had clenched fists, grindin teeth, tears in my eyes, face hurting from smiling, on the edge of my seat so hyped, my childhood dreams exploding to reality on that screen. I know I'm still basking in the afterglow and the hype, but for me X-Men has always been my #1, I was the perfect age for the 90's cartoon and was in the theater day one for the first X-Men movie, and right now I gotta say yellow suited, masked Hugh Jackman running through the streets on a bloody rampage hit harder than "on your left" for me. I will be rocking out to "Like a Prayer" for the rest of the damn summer! Great episode fellas!
same. so much love for *X-Men* fans in this it was beautiful to see.
$200M is absolutely not bad for this kind of event film, I don't know what Tim is talking about. You can't compare this to the first 2 deadpool movies. Those weren't big team-up event films like this one was marketed (and delivered on).
I just disagree with the sentiment that this movie was ever supposed to "fix" or "course correct" the MCU. Aside from the TVA and where most of the movie is set, this movie has nothing to do with the MCU and by the end Deadpool isn't IN the MCU.
I think the core fundamental message of the movie, aside from being a live letter and a true sunsetting on most of the Fox Universe movies, is that Deadpool doesn't have to be a part of the MCU to matter. He can be over here and they can be over there and he still be important. He doesn't have to make a new home in "616" to feel like her matters because ultimately what you loved about the last two films "his entire world" are all in his universe.
Obviously Deadpool and Wolverine will come back for secret wars and whatever else. But I don't think this is like major setup for anything other than the end of the Fox stuff. And maybe we find out why Thor was crying in Secret Wars.
Also the BTS of the Fox stuff was great and I felt like the end credits scene of Johnny saying that stuff he said he didn't was hilarious. I didnt need anything more than that.
There was a line at the end where Deadpool asks the TVA to fix the Wolverine’s timeline. But she declines because she says that’s what has made him into the man he is today. So there’s nothing to fix.
That’s about the Fox movies.
No it isn't. The Logan in this movie is not the Logan from the Fox movies.
@@PatrickBrophy never said it was?
@@TeamEthicsDKoh snap!
@@TeamEthicsDK Therefore, the line is not about fox movies...
@@damonstorms7884 I know. Not literally. That’s how metaphors work.
I respect Nicks opinion, I wouldn’t dunk on it, all film is subjective after all, but i fucking loved this movie. The dynamic between the two leads was awesome, and Jackman delivers his second best performance as Wolverine imo
Seeing both Wolverine & Deadpool in their masks, there’s no excuse for Batman not having the white eyes in film now, you can so easily do it.
The second Wolverine’s hands went up to his head I got chills 😭
Except the Wolverine mask didn't work at all.
The Dark Knight and BvS did that. Both films incorporated tech into the mask so fans could get the pure white eyes or a version of that.
The Wolverine mask was a bit wonky though. They got some stuff to iron out if they try it with Batman
They have the perfect excuse now lol. It looked terrible
The conversation around this movie reminds me a lot of Across the Spiderverse.
When you first see it after Into the Spiderverse you can't help but be like "Yeah but the first one was just so much more impactful and so this felt disappointing" and then a year goes by and you're like "I've now watched this movie 6 times and l think it might be the best thing I've seen in fifteen years
I liked Across the Spiderverse much more. People were too caught up on the ending. A third movie had been announced, so of course it was going to leave the audience hanging. It's just unfortunate that waiting for part 3 is gonna take longer than originally planned.
Deadpool fight-dancing to BYE BYE BYE was legendary
Going all Mortal Kombat & bashing dudes in with Wolverine’s spine & skull.
So true! The whole theater I went to was laughing their heads off.
I liked it. But felt it was dragged on just a bit too long where it got corny
@@migii820.....my brother in christ, it's DEADPOOL. That's his THING.
@@CrossOutBryce fair lol. I think I just enjoyed the first two so much more
Wait, Tim has never seen Blade? Unacceptable. Best friend intervention!
Easily my favorite of the Deadpool movies BEFORE the cameos even showed up. I thought Reynolds and Jackman had SO much chemistry. The action was incredible, and Deadpool's personal arc of trying to find purpose had enough heart and resonated with me.
2 moments that are instantly among my top mcu moments of all time already, Flame on omfg that hit me with a ton of bricks when that's revealed, and then simply the end creditsof this movie was so emotional to me it hit me so hard how much I care about those older xmen movies even when they weren't good, I grew up with those.
In their spoiler free review they said some of the action scenes seem like they're filmed for 3d. I saw it in 3d last night and they were definitely AMAZING in 3d. Hype af!
I didn't know they still show movies in 3D. Are you outside of the United States?
Yes it was awesome its clear some moments are ment for 3D
@@james.b.mcgillme either I bought and had to refund 3D tickets for this movie. I was shocked it was still a thing.
Nick is mad cause they had that comic accurate wolverine lmao
As someone who doesn’t really vibe with the other Deadpool movies, I had a blast! I felt like having Wolverine in this really helped me enjoy the character of Deadpool more since we had to spend time with other characters. I have no idea if this movies holds up in 5 years but who cares, it was a great time. 7.9/10 movie, 9/10 enjoyment factor. I literally died laughing every time one character spoke.
Nick is a little of a Debbie Downer in this one.
Shocker 😂😂
Andy "why you named Storm if you're you don't have storm powers?"
As he sits next to a guy named Miller who does not mill things lol
I was also confused by the reality jump on the start but then I remembered
A - who cares
B - He jumped between universes with the time travel device to kill himself and go to the wolverine origins universe so it's sorta fine
I can accept that his ability to break the fourth wall and be aware of those universes mixing with the time travel make that possible for him.
@RedSpy47 yeah I can easily make a head cannon answer for it I kinda wish they had one line just to explain it but it's fine.
Jesus fucking Christ, Nick... I need to recover from the massive eye roll after hearing your take on this movie.
1:46:28 ...Thats because it wasn't a joke or a bit? Paradox was earnestly explaining physics and that it WOULD kill Deadpool or Wolverine if they went down there.
Lmaoo i don’t know how people watch movie sometimes it wasn’t even that hard to understand if you know like a bit of science
Lady deadpool seems to be Blake, since her name comes up in the endcredits
Their children were also the Baby and Kid Pools
The purple things Tim didn't know were also in Loki I think they're native to the void
in one scene Deadpool actually names the season and episode that Alioth appears for folks who didn't watch Loki 😂😂
When I was watching the fights in this movie, I wondered if they could get away with making Secret Wars R and really let all the heroes loose. There was some great fights in this
The Time Machine is one of my favorite childhood films. I remember being so affected by the fact that he could not save his wife from ANYTHING lmao
8.5-9/10 for me is where I’m standing after 1 viewing. Really loved it. Small issues but not enough to make me stop smiling the whole time. My theater went crazy for the 4-5 cameos/returns. I guessed it was Chris Evans when I heard the voice and I immediately went “it’s not Cap him it’s Fantastic 4 him”. Loved all the different Logan variants we see and I popped hard for the Henry Cavill cameo and now I want him as the MCU Logan so bad 😂 I know for a fact Channing Tatum had fun doing this, he’s always popping up as cameos but this was his best yet, and obviously the shots at how he wanted to play him and it never worked out. Main villain isn’t great but I think she did great with what she had and the little time she had. Last person I ever expected to do a marvel cameo was Jennifer G. Was absolutely shocked by her. Then seeing Blade and Snipes I was like “alright wtf. Who else is coming?”. A few action shots felt like it was cutting a bit too much or felt like it was made for 3D. Wish we got more detail on what exactly Logan did to be the worst one, we got the gist but I would have liked more.
i'm hoping the one shot that cut away from the violence - *X-23* leaping at *Juggernaut* to lop off his head for the helmet - is restored in an extended cut for home release. and given where the final act takes place in a subway/sewer kinda area, i have a feeling we might be seeing more of Cassandra Nova in the future... i sure hope so, she's horrifyng in the books!
Movie absolutely fucking rips
Gregs just mad at the ending because even Fox’s X-MEN gets a more touching credit video & the DCEU never did. Marvel rules Greg sucks!! 👏🏽👏🏽🍻
I managed to avoid that final trailer, but damn if the internet didn't spoil half the cameos. .....However, a great romp, and damn, Wolvie looked so sooooo good with the mask on!
I didn't even see the teaser.
The beheading of Sabretooth was a callback to a conversation from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (after he shows off his adamantium claws for the first time).
Victor: Ooh, shiny! Tell me something, Jimmy. Do you even KNOW how to kill me?
Jimmy: I'm gonna cut your goddamn head off. See if THAT works.
I guess we found out that it does indeed work.
Gambits accent will never not be funny 🤣 still can't believe he finally got to be gambit after being cast such a long ass time ago. This stupid movie got me teary eyed as well near the end. Can't wait to buy the Blu-ray!
for me as a massive *X-Men* fan since shildhood, this movie was everything i wanted and more. *solid 5/5.* the story was smaller in a good way, the stakes were personal for everyone, the meta-within-meta within-meta was chef's kiss & it has as much heart as it had laughs. as much as they mocked Fox & Disney, they showed so much love for the characters and their stories, successes and failures over the last 24 years.
when *Elektra* walks in, then *Blade,* then *Gambit,* our whole audience was so pumped to see them again, then we lost our collective shit when *Laura* appeared as well - i hoped for all of these, and never thought it was gonna happen. the one whish i didn't get was seeing *Gwenpool* as well...
i loved *Gambit's* sadness at not being able to have us get to know him (due to his film being scrapped). i loved the subverted car scene where instead of *Laura* yelling at *Logan, Logan* was yelling at *Deadpool.* i love that we got to see *X-23* & *Gambit* in action! i love that they kept *Wolverine's* mask super-goofy as it always embarrassed him, but now that costume's all he has left to remind him of his family, he pulls himself together and wears it with pride to honour them in the final act; and they absolutely nailed that campfire scene with *Laura* and *Logan* - *Logan* letting out his pain, and *Laura* talking about Hugh being the wrong guy "until he wasn't", as much as she was talking about *Logan.*
so happy to see them both find a new family with *Deadpool's* at the end... and then the beautiful BTS footage from all the *X-Men* films & *Logan* during the credits was the perfect send-off for the Fox era. it's not a perfect film, but it's a film i already love dearly. they all cared so much about what they were making and it shows.
man if Greg thought this had good fight scenes, he would be blown away if he watched any of the John Wick films.
While I don't necessarily disagree, the fight scenes here aren't great for the same reasons the action is great in John Wick, where it's more of the point. They are great because they punctuate character dynamics (amidst strong chemistry) and serve the story. They also function in their given scenes as a means to escalate clear conflict - as opposed to being spectacle or in a lesser movie, even filler.
It's why the fact that the CGI teeters on "serviceable" in the oner at the end isn't important, because what's happening is that our heroes are working together and it's more than earned and they are completing their respective arcs.
I loved this movie, saw it last night and the whole theatre was erupting. Definitely need to see this again
Let’s fucking GO!! What a god damn movie. He has arisen lmao
Was Nick smoking crack when he saw this movie?
God forbid people like an actual story and characters
Totally with Nick on it. Just didn’t do anything for me.
Watched it last night and it's definitely my favourite of the 3 Deadpool Movies, really enjoyed it! Great action, great comedy and Wolverine was maybe the best he's ever been. I wasn't expecting much from the cameos but they were a fun addition, especially Blade!
I think the thing about him being the “worst wolverine” was because he killed a bunch of innocent humans in his rage over the x-men dying.
My only complaint about the movie, they didn’t go deep enough with what exactly happened with him
@@paidhits1037 That's my biggest issue as well, the Wolverine plot wasn't fleshed out enough for me. If they had given us a little bit more of that story, it would've made the film even better
I think people are missing the point.
What made this Wolverine the worst was the fact that he didn't want to be apart of "the Xmen team" and wear the suit until they were all dead.
And that's them commentating on how Fox didn't want to accurately potray the Xmen to their fullest potential or even have them wear the suits because they "were too cool" to even give the fans/the humans what they wanted until it was too late
That's exactly it, and as usual the KF crew misses key details and complains about things they are ignorant of. Everyone out here saying they didn't flesh out enough aren't paying attention. He was a drunk who didn't want to fully join the X-men and be part of the team. They all died from an attack while he was away getting drunk. He goes into a furious rage of revenge to kill all those responsible... And those that were not (heavily implies killing innocents). He not only has survivors guilt, but just raw guilt for not being there for his family when they needed him and further letting down their memory by killing. It's all in the movie. Why must modern audiences be shown everything to understand the nuance?
I believe the reason why this Wolverine is considered the worst is because he went on a killing spree after finding the xmen dead and even killed innocents.
When Wade is explaining to Logan about X-23 in the void, you can see the burnt up Chrysler Le Baron from Planes Trains and Automobiles.
I seriously think Andy is onto something regarding the reranking of the MCU. Perhaps even starting with the DCU.
The idea of each panel member scoring it and then tallying those scores to see where it lands! I know it’s not particularly serious but I really enjoy ranking the movies and shows alongside the team. Perhaps a system that allows for everyone to have their opinions and to be able to add them together to make the ranking!
I loved this film so much more than 2, I really don't know if I like it more than 1 but it's so good!
Opinions are opinions but nick definitely missed
Yeah, I just watched it again with my wife and I cannot understand how the entire panel doesn't understand this movie to be a love letter to all the people and passion from the 20th Century Fox Era of films. The TVA douchebag Mr Paradox is an analogy for all the Fox execs who fucked everyone over and didn't give the resistance characters an opportunity to have a proper "ending". I adore this film, it isn't about the MCU, it is all about the Fox Era.
I have never been more proud to be a Kia Carnival owner
😂😂 fantastic
At least it is not a Honda Odyssey. Saw one in traffic today and had a bit of a chuckle.
Deadpool explained how they lived. Combine a deadpool and a wolverine holding hands to Madonna
Gambit being made fun of how he talks had me laughing uncontrollably in the theater 😂
Do they draw straws before the show to see who the wet blanket will be lol? Because I can't believe that Nick didn't like this movie.
Haven’t had this much fun in the cinema since Too Gun Maverick! What a fantastic movie. Great soundtrack and 10/10 fight scene and cameo’s.
Logan says "You can't save the world. You can't even save your relationship with a stripper." and then Deadpool says "I'm gonna fight you now."
So surprised that no one is talking about the mention of “Omega Level Mutant” at the end.
Enjoyed this in review, 1st off! I missed you Kinda Funny.
Completely unrelated, i got roasted by my daughter when i started tuning into this video because she pointed out that it had been a long time since i listened/watched Kinda Funny. Like damn, why you gotta put me on blast like that 😅😂
I’ve been needing spoiler conversations for this movie and forgot about this review. I’m so happy rn 😂😂
Wait a second... where the fuck was the kid/ Russel/Firefist?
It's crazy that l didn't even think of that kid until right now.
True! So glad though. I didn't think he worked well at all in Deadpool 2 and the weak point that drags it down below the first movie.
Where was firefist, domino or cable? Missed them a lot in this one
I love deadpool and wolverine
The mask was amazing.
The portal jump was a time dilation sequence and it was well executed, meant to elevate and bask in our minor supporting roles.
This chemistry wasn't just natural it was polished consciously to a tee. Very rare.
The minor supporting cast in the last act isn't fan service, they serve the themes and the plot. They are outcasts and underdogs, you shouldn't "care" - it's more wholesome than typical celeb "cameos". That's the joke with Evans, we are subverting gratuitous fan service by actually telling a heartwarming story and giving these roles some purpose (comedy, plot advancement or expo). Deadpool wants to be a part of a team - legacy, redemption.
This movie was well written insofar that it wasn't overwritten and knew what it had and doesn't get in the way of it. The result is pure entertainment in the ilk of Planes Trains and Automobiles, but with two comic book characters brought to life.
The third act is telegraphed in the opening scene, our titular characters both get full arcs and it builds to catharthis when our heroes unite and it's earned.
We basically never leave DP&W, they get monologues and conflicts that escalate to purposeful fight scenes that are charming and not bloated.
Top 10 comic book movies easily.
Yes the showdown at Cassandra's was too shaky when it wasn't spotlighting heroes, it felt very second unit. Best critique here👌
Deadpool 1 and 2 are mid, elevated to pretty good by Reynolds' performance and the faithfulness. They are not that well written, there isn't great chemistry, they are mostly gags and they look cheap in a bad way, namely in setting. 1 deserved the success but they have heart and little else.
The mask works
I think things like the sabertooth fight feeling flat is in part a joke itself. When you actually think about it why would Sabertooth (just talking movie versions) be able to hand with Wolverine and they showed it, he'd just cut his fucking head off since he doesn't have adamantium.
I totally want you guys to Re:Do the MCU. Would be so exciting to see that snap graphic in December. Would def watch along this year too
Wolverine and deadpool teaming up to fight a gang of variant deadpools whilst "like a prayer" plays is possibly the best scene in any comic book movie ever
Only one choice possible to play Ladypool. Perfect casting.
@@trinity31409 amazed she's the first one he kills as well, i thought she'd be last and he'd have a long, drawn out internal debate about it first, but nah haha
It is 1000% Hugh Jackman's body. I saw the guy do a stage show like 3-4 years ago, and he has more energy in his 50s than I ever will in my 20s
Can we take the time to appreciate Nick’s hair? Clean low fade going on. Looks cool
My favorite movie of all time. They really pulled some of the best cameos possible. Just total hype.
did not expect this to start with Andy bringing up The Time Machine loll. I really loved that movie but like Andy said, it freaked me out fr
59:00 - Aaron W. Reed (Dude in Free Guy) plays the Juggernaut in Deadpool and Wolverine. Deadpool points this out by saying he is the third guy to play Juggernaut. The first is Vinnie Jones (who said he wouldn’t return for the uncomfortable suit he had to wear), and the other was the CGI Juggernaut from Deadpool 2 (Voiced by Ryan Reynolds)!
As a primarily audio listener, I can’t get over how great the studio looks whenever I come over here to watch. Great job Nick and Kev!
The Fox mid credits scene legit had me tearing up. End of an era.
It was Blake livelys voice, Matthew did play cowboy pool
It's crazy that you guys put this out right before the RDJ and Fantastic Four announcements.
Not that I can't believe you did it, but I'm just watching Tim's theory with the foreknowledge of what was announced two days later.
There is a chance that the Sentinel boot piece was a reference to the PS3 Deadpool video game. There is a part in it where Deadpool pilots a boot around as part of the gameplay.
"Channing tatum was rumored to play Gambit"
Tatum was officially set to play Gambit, signing on in 2014, but the film went through development hell, going through many directors and pushed back multiple times. In many interviews Channing talks about how far the project is going, his love for the character, and their approach to the film.
The films years-long struggle was finally put on hold after Disney acquired Fox. And ultimately canceled in 2019.
But yah. Sure. Channing Tatum is only in Deadpool because of a rumor he was meant to play Gambit.
The way Cavillrine put out his claws looked a lot like the mission impossible arm pump he does
For the longest, since Hugh "retired" as Logan, i've wanted them to bring on Daphne as Laura to be a part of the team.
Loved the movie the end credit scenes felt very much like a love letter to the fox universe. It was very much a fan service movie and i honestly loved it for that as a bit of a comic nerd
Blade and Elektra got spoiled for me by a random Instagram reel, but I still loved seeing them (and Gambit which wasn’t spoiled) when they showed up.
“Please tell me it’s Magneto…”
“He dead”
“Fuckkkk”
😂😂😂
Nick is right with his initial take, a lot of people are going to overreact and say it’s a 10/10 but it’s def like a 7.5/10
Nah it's like a solid 8.5, but it gets the Deadpool multiplier, where people give it an extra point or two
I think 7.5 is fair, LOVED so many parts but then there are other parts that I’m just like nahh that’s not it
@@CLagos39 yea exactly the highs are great but there’s a lot of story doesn’t make much sense, some of the gags are dragging, and some of the action stuff was not filmed great.
I would agree for me it was 8/10 but idk why people have such a problem with nick not enjoying it like the others it’s a opinion
Ironman being 20 is wild. Avengers also after Deadpool is silly. I’m shook 😅😅
Nick sounds like the food critic from Ratatouille! His pompous idea of comedy is sooo ridiculous.
5:35 Love the Knocked Loose reference from Greg here! *Arf Arf!* 😆🤘🏻🔥
I literally found a DVD copy of "The Time Machine" at Half Price Books for $2.00 yesterday and bought it because of this podcast.
Please do In Review of Guy Pearce's The Time Machine.
Got The Goo Goo Dolls so its a 10/10 movie
I just realized that july 26 was also the premire of season one of the boys
Just saw this in vancouver, BC. the audiance went berserk when he said the canada line. something like "Get my country's name out of your motherfucking mouth, and my sword too."
If you guys Thanos snap the list and start over, I'd still watch along lol but by the time you start, it'll be more then 52 weeks because of next year's movies getting released as well, not to mention you might want to double up a couple weeks if you add in the Blade movies and whatever else.