43:47 I like the sleeves a lot more lol. I like having a full outfit and the sleeveless looks weird and would also protect him less. I know he can heal but you still don't want to be injured in the first place if you can help it lol. At least some of the figures have the sleeves and mask look. I just personally like the full outfit with sleeves😂
47:21 I was also thinking of the Spock scene! In one of the new reboots they switched it with Kirk, but that thing with the door is almost the exact same so I thought it before he even said it!
@@alcor4670 Oh...I want a reel of ALL his takes of that tirade. I guarantee there were a lot of breaks with people laughing their asses off. And I'll bet he ad-libbed almost that whole bit every time.
According to the director, Henry Cavill said yes to playing an alternate Wolverine with zero hesitation. You can tell he's having a blast. The best cameo along with Gambit.
Idk man I loved they brought back Wesley Snipes as Blade, Blade was such an incredible series of movies, and imo its success really made execs consider that comic book movies could actually turn a profit. And Snipes himself could not have been a more perfect casting, he is the original Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, or Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. His whole look just oozes cool.
Loved that the line from Laura, "You were always the wrong guy" works on a meta level as Hugh Jackman was criticized by the X men fandom when he was first announced for the role. Deadpool telling Hugh what we all want to tell him "You were the best Wolverine."
@@suriyaphromnopavong5272 I want to say Dougray Scott would've been good too, but I genuinely can't picture anyone other than Hugh in the role. I feel like he gets better and more attuned to the character with each movie, especially Logan and DP&W.
I know they cut it from this reaction but the line that gets me is when he says. "I have never met a sadder, more attention-starved jabbering little prick in my entire life, and that says a lot because I've been alive for more than 200 fucking years!" 1. Because this Wolverine has all his memories and knows how old he is. 2. That's the insult to end all insults from the one authority on the subject you can't argue with.
Yes it shows Hughs acting quality beautifully. It's not only what he says but how he says it and his facial expressions. Just perfect. And I love Sam Jackson but that scene is my new favourite use of motherfucker in a movie. It sounds so personal. And it's a feat to get Deadpool to shut up for even a second.
Scenes like that are what make me seriously question some talking heads and content creators in the space, criticizing the film by saying that Hugh Jackman was "sleepwalking" through the movie and didn't have heart in it. That's a legit criticism I've heard and I genuinely feel like they watched a completely different movie or just compiled their "review" just from trailers.
I kinda felt the same way with how I was happy for Channing, but getting Blade was insane. After to know that Wesley and Ryan had a blast working on this also, Sure I bet Wesley was happy for the work, but also he always kicked ass. Plus I do think it would be a little presumptuous to say he came back for the money. I acknowledge it as I don't really know what Wesley keeps up to these days, but I do know for a fact that he was happy to be back being Blade, enjoyed being on set and didn't have that old "reputation" he had on the final blade movies.
@@TheRouzaIt was great to hear that Wesley finally understood Ryan’s sense of humor on the set of Blade 3 with the context of Deadpool. Ryan was born to play Deadpool.
56:40 Yeah, I heard that one of Chris Evens' conditions for playing the role was that he wanted to be as foul mouthed as he wanted since he could do that in any of the other Marvel movies.
Ugh I think him being in the DP2 fall scene would have been BAD… Not only would that mean F4 takes place in the save universe as X-Men but he wouldn’t have even had a chance to use his powers before dying- and it wouldn’t have made sense to die from a fall either! I’m glad it was saved for this.
The big guy in the Striped shirt was The Russian who's an iconic Punisher villain, Kevin Nash played him really well in the Thomas Jane 2004 Punisher movie, he even got stabbed by a real knife on set and brushed it off like it was nothing.
That "Suck it Fox, I'm going to Disneyland" may be one of the best, if not the best, fourth wall breaks I've ever seen, I almost cried laughing in theaters You can say many things that could be improved about this movie, but the humor, soundtrack and action scenes are some of the best in a movie based on comics in recent years.
I'm glad to finally see someone that isn't sucking this movie's dick off just for meeting the bare minimum of mediocrity. Personally I think a lot of the humor is pretty unfunny but that's more of a subjective thing. The action choreography and soundtrack are pretty killer though, yeah.
That was probably the most Deadpool moment in all 3 movies. Not just talking to the camera, but literally yoinking and headbutting it while telling the studio to get fucked. 😂
I think the German dub added a joke to the Chris Evans bait-and-switch, as Johnny Storm back then had a different voice actor than Captain America, so they used THAT voice actor for this movie again, and when he revealed himself as Johnny, Deadpool remarked something like "Damn, I knew his voice sounded a bit weird"
And in the Latin American dub, both Chris Evans and Ryan Reynolds have the same actor voicing them both so the joke was changed to "The audience might confuse our voices!" 😅
Fun fact, Wesley and Ryan have been friends and Wesley just did an interview saying they’ve just kept the running gag going for 20 years on “hating” each other 😂
Not sure if I saw the same interview, but I also saw one where he basically said the same thing that you did. He seemed to have a blast being Blade again. 😁😁
@@deanromanado5850Chris Evans is so good as Cap but the guy started out as the wise-ass Johnny and even showed that same side in Scott Pilgrim and Knives Out. The guy is just really good and an absolute treat to watch.
what i love about the fox montage in the credits is that they show EVERYTHING, and are completely respectful of all of it. a true love letter to the work of thousands of talented people who did what they loved. no judgement, just love.
That monologue from Logan to Wade in the car is Spectacular, Hugh's performance and the fact that no one shut Wade up like this made my movie theater completely silent
Someone cut out the swearing on RUclips to show what a typical MCU version of that scene would be and it loses nothing. That's how good his acting was in that scene
That could have been related to the rest of the Others getting saved from the Void. Maybe he, and the others besides Laura, get saved by someone else while the TVA save Laura which is why we only see her at the end.
I love that this movie is a love letter to 20th Century Fox and all their superhero movies. The successes and the failures. One last Hurah and giving them their flowers. Because without them the MCU would not be here.
The Spock reference is from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan where Spock sacrifices his life to save the crew of The Enterprise. After he repairs the imbalance in the warp core, he is dying of radiation poisoning, and he places his hand on the transparent window shield in the reactor room as he talks to Kirk. He then makes the Vulcan hand gesture and says, "Live long and prosper". He also tells Kirk, "I have been, and shall always be...your friend". I guess I am old, but it was a brilliant reference.
The detail of Gambit saying it’s hard to know for sure whether he was born in the void or not kinda resonates with his lack of a movie, because he was supposed to get one but his movie was called off.
Movie was ultimately cancelled by Feige because he didn't want to confuse audiences. It would have come out post Disney acquisition, but could not be an MCU movie.
@@chaost4544 he was great but i hope not. X-men are largely supposed to be in their 20s, Gambit too, mcu gotta stop casting famous middle aged actors for every lead role. It's time for new faces
@@eugeniamarchyeah but at the same time channing tatum has had the same type of journey as Ryan reynolds for deadpool, he has been fighting for this for at least a decade or two so i feel he deserves at least one film.
@@FrmDa505 that would be harmful to the story tho, to make a movie just for one actor. There can't be a Gambit movie without an establishing X-Men movie first, which means he has to be the X-Men Gambit, which means aging up Rogue too to not make it weird, the relationships with the rest of the x-men change, which is... so many story changes just to get one passionate actor to play his part, who is gonna be 50 years old playing an originally 25-ish year old character. i appreciate Channing's love for Gambit, and how much he fought for him, it sucks that Fox fumbled him so hard. But this revival as the supporting role in Deadpool with everyone loving and celebrating him should be the reward. After that, they gotta start anew. Good storytelling should be prioritised before individual actors, and it's long overdue the X-Men get respectful treatment
@@eugeniamarch dude like i said Channing has been fighting for this for decades Nd hes a pretty good actor. Hes gonna put 10000x more effort into the part then someone else will. With ur logic u could say the same about deadpool. All im saying is we already had a gambit in xmen and hes gonna get re-casted multiple times in the future so what harm is there to give Channing what hes been fighting for and a lot of us fans have been wanting for a very long time? Also atp the mcu only makes good movies when its like 90% fan service so you never know🤷🏾♂️ they even established that movies like deadpool can be connected but mostly stand alone n i didnt know if u saw but originally there was a post credit scene of gambit returning to the tva but they cut it bc they didnt know how fans would react.
Cassandra's face-fingering thing is about ten times more disturbing, disgusting, and horrifying in live-action than on the comics page. And I'm down for it. I was not sure it would translate well into live-action. But, it works.
One thing I liked from the ending is that Laura(X-23) didn't die, she's a character with potential she even wore the mantle of Wolverine in the comics, I hope she returns in the future
If they want Wolverine in the MCU she’s the obvious pick. Means they don’t have to recast Logan, they can use an already beloved character while honouring Jackman. Plus, Dafne Keen is an incredible actor and deserves everything
I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard after seeing Calvin’s reaction to “Comic Accurate Wolverine.” That may be my favorite reaction of his to anything.
Fun fact, amongst the deadpools, there's a Deadpool that has white, green and a red dragon on their chest, that's the Wales/Wrexham dragon. Ryan Reynolds (along with Rob McElhenney) owns the football team and they play in the third tier of the english league, that deadpool was played by Paul Mullin, top striker of the team, Ryan made a documentary about the team, town and managing the club called Welcome to wrexham, you should definitely chrck that out.
@@Stylz. I read somewhere that he indeed played a TVA guard and then none of his scenes made the final cut. Which is the most hilarious troll from Ryan Reynolds when you think about it. 🤣
19:10 I'm so jealous of Eric being able to have that reaction. I tried to avoid info and marketing for this film but people online still spoiled this for me through leaks that I didn't want to hear about. They're so right about avoiding trailers and stuff but sometimes people force it on you when you're not even seeking it out.
I was pissed when I found out channing Tatum on it. I was watching a video on dc future movies and some guy ruined it in the comments. I immediately knew it was true. I had to not watch anything else until I saw deadpool.
@@cmorris9494 my therapist saw the movie and she spoiled Channing Tatum'a cameo for me. Although that was fun becuase I was like, "Channing Tatum, what's he doing in the movie?" and then I got to read his history with the Gambit character and failed movie so I could understand the jokes. Honestly it was my therapist talking about it that made me, because I've never watched the Deadpool movies in theaters I'm not the hugest Deadpool fan, but everyone talking about this new movie and then my 70 year old therapist talking about it it was like, "Shoot well now I HAVE to go see it!" And it was such a fun time despite the fact that I knew two of the spoiler cameos
The "sacrifice" moment with Logan and Wade and the orchestrally epic version of Like a Prayer genuinely made me cry and I never expected doing so in theatres until that. Just from how they shot and edited them contemplating their last moments and how the lyrics thematically reflected those moments was just pure and genuine cinema at its finest. Easily a top 10 MCU moment for me
I definitely don't see this as a Deadpool movie like the first two were. This is a loving send off to everything that came before and paved the road for the MCU. Deadpool was just the perfect vehicle for it.
The coolest and funniest opening scene in history. This whole film was just so much fun. Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds bounce of eachother so well. And the cameos are mind blowing, especially Gambit and Cavillrine.
@@RoveR_6ix yeah but the constant breaks just ruined the flow of the sequence so badly. Compare to the car scene from the first movie that one was way superior
36:30 The guy in stripes is supposed to be a variant of The Russian from the 2004 Punisher movie. It’s easier to remember him because he was played by Kevin Nash
@@Lt_Chloe rightfully so. It's kinda weird to me how they could have gotten the same actors back but didn't. It's not that most of them work alot in movies anyway and I think they would have done it in a hearbeat..if some couldn't or said no than go for a different mutant or something or get the variant and place them more in the back.
This movie was 75% fan service, and I'm 100% okay with that 😂 A fun fact about the Deadpool Corps casting of Kidpool: it was supposed to be Walker Scobell (the kid from Adam Project, and massive fan of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool -- he even auditioned for Adam Project with a fully memorized Deadpool monologue). But that kid hit puberty and his voice dropped before filming, so they couldn't use him as a kid's voice anymore. So instead... Kidpool is played by Ryan Reynold's actual real-life daughter 😂
Have they watched the Adam Project? They definitely know him from Percy Jackson & The Olympians. It sucks he didn't get to play kidpool, he was available. They could have made a teen version for him to play tho.
Seeing this epic movie in HALL H at comic con was so so cool...with 5000 fans screaming at every cameo was just so epic .and seeing the whole cast after the movie on stage...WOW....best comic con moment ever for me.
This is what I posted when I got out of the theater: Let me tell you, this movie *HEALED* something in me as a 90’s kid who adored the animated X-men series, collected the trading cards & has been all in for every movie for the last 24 years. I expected to love this movie & see some cameos & easter eggs that would delight me. I did NOT expect to nearly launch out of my seat in excitement multiple times, or absolutely SOB UGLY CRYING during the mid-credits scene. I never expected a Deadpool movie to be a top fave of mine in the MCU, but hell this one did it. It hit my heart so many times. Love that ya’ll enjoyed it and loved your reaction❤
@Blind Wave The Wolverine with the big hair and black onesie in the alleyway was Logan from "Age of Apocalypse." If you look closely, you'll notice he's missing his left hand and his claws extend from his stump. That's because Cyclops shot his hand off in this universe and Logan retracted his claws JUST in time to prevent them from going with the hand. Because he was able to retract them back into his forearm, he still had them after Cyclops shot the hand off. Also, another cameo was Head-Pool who was played by Nathan Fillion. Oh and Fun Fact, if I'm remembering it right: The whole slowed down version of "Like A Prayer" at the end of the movie when Wade and Logan are being vaporized by the Ripper was actually Madonna's idea. If I recall the story correctly, Ryan brought the script to Madonna to pitch to her using "Like A Prayer" for the big Deadpool Corps Fight Scene. She absolutely loved the idea. But then as she was going through the actual climax of the movie where Wade and Logan sacrifice themselves, she was like, "You should bring it back here." Ryan was like, "What?" She was like, "Use 'Like A Prayer' here as well... but slow it down." Ryan's head just about exploded at that idea. Now I don't know if they just actually slowed down the recording or if Madonna recorded a slower version just for the movie, but yeah, all her idea. Shows how well Madonna knows cinema and her own music to know that would work and just how well it would work.
@@madisonwhovian943 They were on opposite factions in this reality. Scott was part of Apocalypse's Elite Mutant Force (EMF). Logan was Weapon X. It's been a while since I've read these comics, so I don't remember the exact reason Scott shoots Logan's hand off, but I seem to recall it having something to do with the fact that Jean chose Logan over Scott in this timeline. Which, let's be honest, Scott did that to himself by agreeing to become Apocalypse's lapdog. Also, in case you're wondering HOW Scott shot Logan's hand off, this Scott doesn't use a visor in this timeline, at least not anymore. He uses a single eye piece. That's right, this Scott is ACTUALLY a Cyclops in this timeline in that he shoots out of only one eye. His left eye was lost in a fight so all of his Optic Blast Power is now concentrated through his right eye. So yeah, take Cyclops' Optic Blast and condense and concentrate that into an Optic Beam and that's the kind of power we're talking about being focused into one point. Adamantium or not, Cyclops is taking limbs with power like that.
@@ForeverDegenerate Jean didn't choose Logan over Cyclops because the latter was not even a love interest in AOA. Cyclops lost his eye after he severed Logan's hand.
Because Wesley Snipes returned as Blade just for this movie he holds the Guiness World Record, ironically beating out Hugh Jackman, with "longest career as a live-action Marvel character" at 25 years and 340 days (I'm assuming the 340 days is to the day of the movie's release).
When my dad saw Deadpool and Wolverine. He liked it a lot. When I told him it made a billion dollars he said "they definitely are gonna bring back another dead character for money" I was FLOORED. He's not into the MCU, especially post endgame, and isn't online, btw. I can't wait to see his reaction to doomsday
The line that X23 says to Logan "you were always the wrong guy, until you weren't" is kind of poetic when you consider that Hugh wasn't originally cast as the Wolverine, Dougray Scott was, but because he was in Mission Impossible 2 and that film went over schedule he couldn't do x-men so they went with the next choice which was Hugh, talk about fate!
This video is genius. Those of us who have watched this before are crying like Erin, and we also get to watch Eric and Calvin react for the first time. It's the best of both worlds. Thanks guys.
30:31 I don’t know if you guys are going to see this, but you get my respect, Kris Kristofferson literally passed yesterday, September 30. So that means you guys reacted to this edited this and uploaded this today October 1, well yesterday I am watching it at 3 o’clock in the morning Eastern standard time. Well finishing it, you guys are workhorses.
@@cian921 Bro It's really not that hard. I waited and the only spoiler I saw was when I was watching The Normies react to the Deadpool movie and on the right was Channing Tatum as Gambit in a thumbnail on a short.
Noticed that too. Either its a shot at how development has been going or it is a soft confirmation that the reboot may not be a reboot. Maybe thr new "Blade" will only be a character with that mantle
There was a Blade series that came out in 2006. Blade was played by Kirk Jones aka Sticky Fingaz. It was produced by New Line in association with Marvel. It was apparently cancelled due to high production costs.
Single-handedly your best reaction ever, so many jaw dropping moments and Calvin’s reaction to tiny Wolverine might his best reaction to anything ever. Everything I’d hoped this video would be
Getting to work on sets that Ray had designed, watching him always busy on set, getting involved with dressing props, adjusting designs for sets to be built later in the shoot, all with an ear to ear smile on his face was a true pleasure.. Rest in Peace Ray ❤
This movie's opening scene must be the most iconic way of opening a superhero film in general. Also, I can definitely see the Cavillrine being the MCU version of Wolverine because, well… look at him 😍💛💙
It's kind of amazing how much this feels like a sentimental goodbye and salute the Fox movies kind of deserved. They weren't perfect, there's a reason Deadpool's swipes against them land, but there was good in them. Somehow, giving them a sendoff like this, via Deadpool of all things, FEELS right. Like they should be acknowledged, maybe even more than their home studio was willing to.
I like how one person tried to explain Deadpool's and Wolverine's healing powers. Upon injury, Wolverine's damaged cells are replaced with new ones working to keep his health bar full. However, Deadpool has cancer cells that are being replaced with more cancer cells when he gets hurt, meaning he will always have one hit point forever.
Kidpool was using a watergun in the final shoot out😂😂😂🔫🔫🔫 Also WOW that was fast the moment deadpool & wolverine release on digital you guys are already making a video about it.
I am a simple man... I see a notification telling me Blindwave is already reacting to Deadpool and Wolverine right before bed... I stay up to watch the reaction front to back, work be damned!
I went and saw this movie 3x in theaters i loved it so much. Wolverine is one of my all time favorite heros. Such a good movie and a highlight of this year.
The thing that I find so fascinating about this movie is that it is so respectful to the comics and the characters. A character and movie like Deadpool, who mocks everything, and yet somehow the movie doesn't make a joke or diminish the characters, the way it handles Blade, Elektra and Gambit are so well done. It makes them real characters that even with their limited screen time, are interesting. For as many jokes as Deadpool makes about Gambit, this is one of the most incredible portrayals of the character put on screen. One of the things that I really hate about a lot of the more recent superhero shows and movies is that it seems like the filmmakers are making fun of the characters and the comics that they are adapting. Like they're trying to say "Hey we know comics are stupid but we're making the movie anyway." (Looking at you No Way Home laughing at the name Otto Octavius)
Guy in the striped shirt was in fact supposed to be the Russian. The original actor commented on him (jokingly) saying he looks nothing how he looked in the Punisher. The red and white shirt is supposed to be the giveaway. Also, when you were talking about Wolverines shirt exploding but not Deadpool's, I feel like the scene represents something a lot deeper. Wolverine wore the suit because of his guilt of what happened to his X-Men, but now through his sacrifice and realizing he now has a new friend that cares for him and was able to show him his worth, he's free of his guilt baring chains.
Isn't the whole "anchor-being" just a metaphor? Basically, it's when an actor retires and then the franchise slowly dies. Example is Robert Downey Jr. when his character died in Endgame. The MCU still is going on, but it's slowly ramping down. Deadpool's remarks such as "you're joining on a bit of a low-point", "this multiverse thing is not working" proves that. Also the reason why Logan is the anchor-being in the X-Men universe. Ever since he retired from playing the Wolverine, the franchise never got back up on its feet.
It's a bit of 2 things. 1) Yeah, it's definitely a metaphor. Exactly as you said. 2) I heard that Kevin Feige asked Ryan Reynolds to include "anchor beings" into the movie. With RDJ returning (as Dr. Doom), there's a good theory behind it. Most likely Iron Man was the anchor being for the MCU. The future plot is that RDJ (or Tony Stark) will return, but instead of being Iron Man, he's Doom (leading to the secret wars/doomsday movies). It seems that they could be planning something like this
@@yannickvaz694 well that's.... a bit dumb. It works in Deadpool 3 cause the whole plot is like a parody. Don't know if it will work in the other MCU movies. The writers definitely need to work together on this one.
@@Hudson1615 I haven't read it, but I think it's a concept from the comics as well. If that is the case, they definitely need to find a way to make it work. My only concern is, I was hoping for Doom to actually be "Victor Von Doom". With RDJ, there's a good chance he'll just be a villainous version of Tony Stark.
@@yannickvaz694 "hoping for Doom to actually be "Victor Von Doom". - Same!! He is actually one of the more famous villains in Marvel. Hope he is just not evil Iron Man. Marvel Studios' definitely reaching right now. I bet it's a higher up decision to bring back RDJ just to increase more sales.
Second time reaction is totally valid. I caught so much on my second viewing that I'd missed the first time. That's how movies are, in general...you're meant to revisit them, and get more out of them the more you engage with them. And ESPECIALLY in a movie like this, where there's so much going on, from easter eggs to massive fights, that's even more so the case. There's no way to absorb everything in a single viewing.
Welshpool, the one with the welsh flag on his chest, was played by Paul mullin. Paul is the striker for the welsh football club, Wrexham, which Ryan co-owns now. (There is even a tv show on Wrexham football club, called Welcome to Wrexham, made by Ryan and his other co-owner)
The thing about the anchor being dying, I don't think the universe just ends out of nowhere... My guess is that the anchor being is someone that would protect the universe, and without them, something evil will destroy it. Not having them tilts the scales too much into the bad direction for it to be able to recover with whoever would be the next person to take the mantle of anchor being.
@@tmac731 The record is tracked by the films’ release dates. Blade came out August 21, 1998, and Deadpool and Wolverine came out July 26, 2024, which is 25 days short of the 26-year mark, making the record 25 years and 340 days.
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Stripes guy is The Russian from Punisher, unfortunately not played by Kevin Nash this time around
0:50 Speaking of scary games, have you played Doki Doki Literature Club or Indigo Park? I usually hate horror but I love those games!
43:47 I like the sleeves a lot more lol. I like having a full outfit and the sleeveless looks weird and would also protect him less. I know he can heal but you still don't want to be injured in the first place if you can help it lol. At least some of the figures have the sleeves and mask look. I just personally like the full outfit with sleeves😂
47:21 I was also thinking of the Spock scene! In one of the new reboots they switched it with Kirk, but that thing with the door is almost the exact same so I thought it before he even said it!
*Deadpool* Films Ranked
1. Deadpool & Wolverine
2. Deadpool (2016)
3. Deadpool 2
Note Wolverine never called Deadpool a liar with the Johnny situation, he just said he got him killed.
Jackman almost cracked though. Evans busting it loose with the monologue.
"... gargling Juggernaut's jugger nuts." LOL
@@alcor4670 Oh...I want a reel of ALL his takes of that tirade.
I guarantee there were a lot of breaks with people laughing their asses off. And I'll bet he ad-libbed almost that whole bit every time.
Yep! He was more upset that he threw the guy under the bus.
A fun fact that they said in an interview is that that monologue convinced chris evans to get in the movie if he could actually say it
Yeah why did Deadpool actively try to get Johnny murdered anyway?
What made the cameos work, is that they weren't just cameos for jokes, these were actors reprising their beloved characters. So great
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Also like Eric Said the Cameos matter to the characters in the story.
Except all of the mutants, except for Sabretooth and Pyro, were all different actors
Or actors that never got a chance to play their character, or an actor who’s just really cool and loves comics
...except for Johnny. He was a throw away who provided exposition. They did him dirty. 😂
I love how they got Henry Cavill to do the Mission Impossible biceps lock and load. 🤣
The scene where Tom and Henry in the restroom fight that biceps is lock & load
@@sandiegomathewp.7456 yup
I can imagine Henry Cavill Wolverine VS. Liev Schreiber Sabertooth.
@@pokeczarelf 😮💨🔥
I really enjoyed the jab at DC for how poorly they treated him ❤️ Henry deserves better
According to the director, Henry Cavill said yes to playing an alternate Wolverine with zero hesitation. You can tell he's having a blast. The best cameo along with Gambit.
Idk man I loved they brought back Wesley Snipes as Blade, Blade was such an incredible series of movies, and imo its success really made execs consider that comic book movies could actually turn a profit. And Snipes himself could not have been a more perfect casting, he is the original Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, or Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. His whole look just oozes cool.
He looked awesome as the Cavillrine, and best of all is that he sounds like Cal Dodd's animated Wolverine
I mean... Cavill would be fully on board with this, wouldn't he?
*along with Blade and Gambit
I agree, except Channing doesn't make a cameo appearance - he has a supporting role.
Loved that the line from Laura, "You were always the wrong guy" works on a meta level as Hugh Jackman was criticized by the X men fandom when he was first announced for the role. Deadpool telling Hugh what we all want to tell him "You were the best Wolverine."
...there's also the whole, "last-minute replacement 'cause Dougray Scott had to bow out" part.
"... until you weren't." (Gotta have that part, too.)
@@aterwilliger i can't imagine how X-Men would've turned out if Mission Impossible: II didn't need any reshoots.
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@@suriyaphromnopavong5272 I want to say Dougray Scott would've been good too, but I genuinely can't picture anyone other than Hugh in the role. I feel like he gets better and more attuned to the character with each movie, especially Logan and DP&W.
The scene in the car with Wolverine absolutely ripping into wade gets me every time, Hugh jackman is such a good actor
I know he sounds so much like wolverine in that scene, sounds like Cal Dodd when he says "What you got nothing to say, Mouth!?"
I know they cut it from this reaction but the line that gets me is when he says.
"I have never met a sadder, more attention-starved jabbering little prick in my entire life, and that says a lot because I've been alive for more than 200 fucking years!"
1. Because this Wolverine has all his memories and knows how old he is.
2. That's the insult to end all insults from the one authority on the subject you can't argue with.
Yes it shows Hughs acting quality beautifully. It's not only what he says but how he says it and his facial expressions. Just perfect. And I love Sam Jackson but that scene is my new favourite use of motherfucker in a movie. It sounds so personal. And it's a feat to get Deadpool to shut up for even a second.
Seeing his eyebrows hop twice when he said 'relationship' was gold.
Scenes like that are what make me seriously question some talking heads and content creators in the space, criticizing the film by saying that Hugh Jackman was "sleepwalking" through the movie and didn't have heart in it. That's a legit criticism I've heard and I genuinely feel like they watched a completely different movie or just compiled their "review" just from trailers.
"THEYDIDN'TEVENMAKETHATMOVIE!"
Godddd I've been waiting for this
Are you about to make a name for yourself?
@@fashionablechangeling1988 youjustmakesureyoutellthemwhathappenedheretaday
@@fashionablechangeling1988 Just make sure we remember what happened here today
Eric: Who could one-up Blade?!
Channing Tatum Gambit: Bonjour. 😏
28:29 Eric’s “I am overwhelmed…my scalp is on fire 🔥“ was all of us during this scene 😂😂😂
I kinda felt the same way with how I was happy for Channing, but getting Blade was insane. After to know that Wesley and Ryan had a blast working on this also, Sure I bet Wesley was happy for the work, but also he always kicked ass.
Plus I do think it would be a little presumptuous to say he came back for the money. I acknowledge it as I don't really know what Wesley keeps up to these days, but I do know for a fact that he was happy to be back being Blade, enjoyed being on set and didn't have that old "reputation" he had on the final blade movies.
@@TheRouzaIt was great to hear that Wesley finally understood Ryan’s sense of humor on the set of Blade 3 with the context of Deadpool. Ryan was born to play Deadpool.
And Aaron's face before the reveals... lol
56:40 Yeah, I heard that one of Chris Evens' conditions for playing the role was that he wanted to be as foul mouthed as he wanted since he could do that in any of the other Marvel movies.
the fact that the johnny cameo was supposed to happen in deadpool 2 for the x force scene but was saved for this is fucking worth it
it makes more sense here
Ugh I think him being in the DP2 fall scene would have been BAD…
Not only would that mean F4 takes place in the save universe as X-Men but he wouldn’t have even had a chance to use his powers before dying- and it wouldn’t have made sense to die from a fall either!
I’m glad it was saved for this.
Funnier is when Deadpool repeated it Wolverine was looking kinda amazed he remember it all
That Hulk reflection off Wolverine claws was so damn peak
Its a comic cover recreation
@@gingerdog8203 Yes, but the cover in question featured the Gray Hulk.
@@lordblu4316 if you didn't know, hulk was originally gray so yeah.
The big guy in the Striped shirt was The Russian who's an iconic Punisher villain, Kevin Nash played him really well in the Thomas Jane 2004 Punisher movie, he even got stabbed by a real knife on set and brushed it off like it was nothing.
Kevin killed it in that movie
NWO 4 life!
One of the most enjoyable and memorable moments of that film.
i think deadpool overcounted the punishers. there's only been four: thomas jane, dolph lundgren, ray stevenson, and jon bernthal.
@@vinsanity40k If you count animation, that number goes up a lot. Including my favorite tidbit: Norman Reedus played him in an animated movie.
That "Suck it Fox, I'm going to Disneyland" may be one of the best, if not the best, fourth wall breaks I've ever seen, I almost cried laughing in theaters
You can say many things that could be improved about this movie, but the humor, soundtrack and action scenes are some of the best in a movie based on comics in recent years.
I'm glad to finally see someone that isn't sucking this movie's dick off just for meeting the bare minimum of mediocrity.
Personally I think a lot of the humor is pretty unfunny but that's more of a subjective thing. The action choreography and soundtrack are pretty killer though, yeah.
That was probably the most Deadpool moment in all 3 movies. Not just talking to the camera, but literally yoinking and headbutting it while telling the studio to get fucked. 😂
The fact that *_Disney_* approved it was stunning
He _literally_ broke the fourth wall with that headbutt.
The theatre erupted when I first saw it. Absolutely PEAK Deadpool!
I think the German dub added a joke to the Chris Evans bait-and-switch, as Johnny Storm back then had a different voice actor than Captain America, so they used THAT voice actor for this movie again, and when he revealed himself as Johnny, Deadpool remarked something like "Damn, I knew his voice sounded a bit weird"
That’s amazing
And in the Latin American dub, both Chris Evans and Ryan Reynolds have the same actor voicing them both so the joke was changed to "The audience might confuse our voices!" 😅
even in other countries they are breaking the forth wall
Fun fact, Wesley and Ryan have been friends and Wesley just did an interview saying they’ve just kept the running gag going for 20 years on “hating” each other 😂
Not sure if I saw the same interview, but I also saw one where he basically said the same thing that you did. He seemed to have a blast being Blade again. 😁😁
That’s hilarious
@@justinpitcock5312I really want more of him. Like I wanna see him somehow in the new Blade as well as Secret Wars, screw it. He’s too good with it
@@justinpitcock5312
Pretty sure Snipes hated his character originally.
Reminds me of Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon lmao
The whole part of Johnny saying all of that is so fucking hilarious and the fact that Chris memorized all of that is so good 🤣🤣🤣
Watching the behind the scenes of it is even funnier 🤣pretty sure Ryan or Chris uploaded it somewhere 😭
Apparently, Chris said he would only do the movie if they kept that scene. He loved it so much.
@@deanromanado5850Chris Evans is so good as Cap but the guy started out as the wise-ass Johnny and even showed that same side in Scott Pilgrim and Knives Out. The guy is just really good and an absolute treat to watch.
And the fact that we never saw him this much insultive!😂
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43:16 Madona's son is a deadpool fan and it help convince her license this song
I hope she liked it then ❤
@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname I think Ryan said Madona saw the scene and gave her consent in fact Madonna made changes Ryan called them gamechanging
@@jonreese7066wondered what that exactly was
45:37
We didn’t have to wait until Friday for this? Epic!
@Reyna_Amaturi its Wednesday
I'm stupid, my bad, I haven't slept in like forever so my mind’s not really up to speed yet 😅
I didn’t have a time slot at all for when I thought this would happen so I’m super hyped now.
Probably realized the sooner they got this out the more likely they'll get a million views.
Joker 2 is that bad
what i love about the fox montage in the credits is that they show EVERYTHING, and are completely respectful of all of it. a true love letter to the work of thousands of talented people who did what they loved. no judgement, just love.
That monologue from Logan to Wade in the car is Spectacular, Hugh's performance and the fact that no one shut Wade up like this made my movie theater completely silent
25:32 Hugh Jackman’s acting during that van monologue was TOP TIER ✨🤌✨
"Hugh...your line was 'I hate you' ..."
+toaivahall9673
Hugh basically gave an Oscar monologue inside of a Deadpool movie.
Gotta respect it.
Someone cut out the swearing on RUclips to show what a typical MCU version of that scene would be and it loses nothing. That's how good his acting was in that scene
I hate that anytime someone acts angry or crazy in a movie, THAT is good acting.
For me that scene is the best I've ever seen Hugh act. If I didn't know better I'd swear he actually hates Ryan Reynolds and wasn't acting.
In the post credit scene, you can see gambit on one of the screens stood next to a sling ring portal.
The sling ring Cassandra uses also has two chunks of infinity stones on the edges. The green time stone & red reality stone.
Yeah they posted the full video later on showing Gambit getting pulled from the void
That could have been related to the rest of the Others getting saved from the Void. Maybe he, and the others besides Laura, get saved by someone else while the TVA save Laura which is why we only see her at the end.
We heard about that but when we stayed through all the credits (in theaters) it never showed up 😢
@@Cantmakeupmymindonanameyeah they just dropped the scene later they didn’t have it in the movie, besides apparently on a TVA monitor
I love that this movie is a love letter to 20th Century Fox and all their superhero movies. The successes and the failures. One last Hurah and giving them their flowers. Because without them the MCU would not be here.
I didn't realize this until my second showing, but they are absolutely thanking Fox for bringing us all those comic book films.
The Spock reference is from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan where Spock sacrifices his life to save the crew of The Enterprise. After he repairs the imbalance in the warp core, he is dying of radiation poisoning, and he places his hand on the transparent window shield in the reactor room as he talks to Kirk. He then makes the Vulcan hand gesture and says, "Live long and prosper". He also tells Kirk, "I have been, and shall always be...your friend". I guess I am old, but it was a brilliant reference.
The detail of Gambit saying it’s hard to know for sure whether he was born in the void or not kinda resonates with his lack of a movie, because he was supposed to get one but his movie was called off.
Movie was ultimately cancelled by Feige because he didn't want to confuse audiences. It would have come out post Disney acquisition, but could not be an MCU movie.
This was pure bliss and Gambit being my favorite X-Men character growing up, I've never been happier walking out of a theater after a movie.
I hope they bring back Channing Tatum. He was excellent as Gambit.
@@chaost4544 he was great but i hope not. X-men are largely supposed to be in their 20s, Gambit too, mcu gotta stop casting famous middle aged actors for every lead role. It's time for new faces
@@eugeniamarchyeah but at the same time channing tatum has had the same type of journey as Ryan reynolds for deadpool, he has been fighting for this for at least a decade or two so i feel he deserves at least one film.
@@FrmDa505 that would be harmful to the story tho, to make a movie just for one actor. There can't be a Gambit movie without an establishing X-Men movie first, which means he has to be the X-Men Gambit, which means aging up Rogue too to not make it weird, the relationships with the rest of the x-men change, which is... so many story changes just to get one passionate actor to play his part, who is gonna be 50 years old playing an originally 25-ish year old character.
i appreciate Channing's love for Gambit, and how much he fought for him, it sucks that Fox fumbled him so hard. But this revival as the supporting role in Deadpool
with everyone loving and celebrating him should be the reward. After that, they gotta start anew. Good storytelling should be prioritised before individual actors, and it's long overdue the X-Men get respectful treatment
@@eugeniamarch dude like i said Channing has been fighting for this for decades Nd hes a pretty good actor. Hes gonna put 10000x more effort into the part then someone else will. With ur logic u could say the same about deadpool. All im saying is we already had a gambit in xmen and hes gonna get re-casted multiple times in the future so what harm is there to give Channing what hes been fighting for and a lot of us fans have been wanting for a very long time? Also atp the mcu only makes good movies when its like 90% fan service so you never know🤷🏾♂️ they even established that movies like deadpool can be connected but mostly stand alone n i didnt know if u saw but originally there was a post credit scene of gambit returning to the tva but they cut it bc they didnt know how fans would react.
Cassandra's face-fingering thing is about ten times more disturbing, disgusting, and horrifying in live-action than on the comics page. And I'm down for it. I was not sure it would translate well into live-action. But, it works.
And those CGI artists were INTO it. You can see them worming around eyelids and shit. They spent time on it and it shows.
@@Infernoraptorvfx artists, not cgi artist. Rarely anybody in the industry says cgi
@@gingerdog8203cool, we're not in the industry tho and you still understood. Cgi.
@jaybennet4491 some people forget about what language is supposed to do. It's not about being 100% accurate, it's about communication.
I _love_ toast.
I love at 22:20 how Pyro is either impressed with the language or stunned about how Johnny talked himself into an early grave.
One thing I liked from the ending is that Laura(X-23) didn't die, she's a character with potential she even wore the mantle of Wolverine in the comics, I hope she returns in the future
Why would they kill Wolverine's daughter? The writer's..
If they want Wolverine in the MCU she’s the obvious pick. Means they don’t have to recast Logan, they can use an already beloved character while honouring Jackman. Plus, Dafne Keen is an incredible actor and deserves everything
27:50 "They went DEEP with that shit!"
Everyone who has already seen the movie smiles.
I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard after seeing Calvin’s reaction to “Comic Accurate Wolverine.”
That may be my favorite reaction of his to anything.
I don’t think I have ever saw him laugh like that. He made me laugh so hard too
💯.
I rewatched the whole montage bit twice.
Fun fact, amongst the deadpools, there's a Deadpool that has white, green and a red dragon on their chest, that's the Wales/Wrexham dragon. Ryan Reynolds (along with Rob McElhenney) owns the football team and they play in the third tier of the english league, that deadpool was played by Paul Mullin, top striker of the team, Ryan made a documentary about the team, town and managing the club called Welcome to wrexham, you should definitely chrck that out.
Seems to be a real lack of Rob McElhenney in this comment, considering they would know him as Mac from always sunny
Welshpool!
Also Rob McElhenny played a TVA guard
@@Stylz. I read somewhere that he indeed played a TVA guard and then none of his scenes made the final cut. Which is the most hilarious troll from Ryan Reynolds when you think about it. 🤣
@@CocaCasta omg that’s amazing, I just assumed he was one of them🤣🤣
19:10 I'm so jealous of Eric being able to have that reaction. I tried to avoid info and marketing for this film but people online still spoiled this for me through leaks that I didn't want to hear about. They're so right about avoiding trailers and stuff but sometimes people force it on you when you're not even seeking it out.
Dude, I got spoiled on that just because of seeing Johnny's page on Heroes Wiki!! They showed a picture of him in the movie as his cover image!
I was pissed when I found out channing Tatum on it. I was watching a video on dc future movies and some guy ruined it in the comments. I immediately knew it was true. I had to not watch anything else until I saw deadpool.
I saw a photo of the group all together and johnny separately 🥲
it sucked that the studio spoiled the movie themselves with the trailer that had laura
@@cmorris9494 my therapist saw the movie and she spoiled Channing Tatum'a cameo for me. Although that was fun becuase I was like, "Channing Tatum, what's he doing in the movie?" and then I got to read his history with the Gambit character and failed movie so I could understand the jokes.
Honestly it was my therapist talking about it that made me, because I've never watched the Deadpool movies in theaters I'm not the hugest Deadpool fan, but everyone talking about this new movie and then my 70 year old therapist talking about it it was like, "Shoot well now I HAVE to go see it!" And it was such a fun time despite the fact that I knew two of the spoiler cameos
The "sacrifice" moment with Logan and Wade and the orchestrally epic version of Like a Prayer genuinely made me cry and I never expected doing so in theatres until that. Just from how they shot and edited them contemplating their last moments and how the lyrics thematically reflected those moments was just pure and genuine cinema at its finest. Easily a top 10 MCU moment for me
I definitely don't see this as a Deadpool movie like the first two were. This is a loving send off to everything that came before and paved the road for the MCU. Deadpool was just the perfect vehicle for it.
Well... what they did to Johnny was not very loving. 😂
@@rylanmalis1162 He ran his mouth off and paid the price. Besides, do you know what he was doing to the budget!?
@@CandleLight129 Well played, sir, well played. My point still stands. 😝
The coolest and funniest opening scene in history. This whole film was just so much fun. Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds bounce of eachother so well. And the cameos are mind blowing, especially Gambit and Cavillrine.
I'm so disappointed that the sequence isn't even trying to look like a one take though
Not everything has to be one take. I’m so sick of people saying this
Jackman said, he never had that much fun filming a movie and it shows
You need to watch more movies bud
@@RoveR_6ix yeah but the constant breaks just ruined the flow of the sequence so badly. Compare to the car scene from the first movie that one was way superior
I died laughing in the theater when Johnny said "you can quote me" at the end.
Literally, my ghost is posting this.
👻
36:30 The guy in stripes is supposed to be a variant of The Russian from the 2004 Punisher movie. It’s easier to remember him because he was played by Kevin Nash
OHHHHH SHIIIIT THAT'S TRUEEE!!
And Nash got angry they didn't ask him for the role
loved that movie, especially that fight with the russian.
@@Lt_Chloe rightfully so. It's kinda weird to me how they could have gotten the same actors back but didn't. It's not that most of them work alot in movies anyway and I think they would have done it in a hearbeat..if some couldn't or said no than go for a different mutant or something or get the variant and place them more in the back.
Big Daddy Cool
Seeing Eric smile every time Dafne Keen is on screen really makes me want them to watch His Dark Materials! I’ve been saying this for YEARS 😭
27:58 Eric's reaction to Blade's entrance is EVERYTHING 😂
The BIGGEST his eyes have ever gotten during a reaction.
This movie was 75% fan service, and I'm 100% okay with that 😂
A fun fact about the Deadpool Corps casting of Kidpool: it was supposed to be Walker Scobell (the kid from Adam Project, and massive fan of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool -- he even auditioned for Adam Project with a fully memorized Deadpool monologue). But that kid hit puberty and his voice dropped before filming, so they couldn't use him as a kid's voice anymore. So instead... Kidpool is played by Ryan Reynold's actual real-life daughter 😂
Babypool is also played by Ryan's youngest. And Lady Pool is of course Blake Lively. And Cowboy Pool is, surprise, Matthew McConaughey
Have they watched the Adam Project? They definitely know him from Percy Jackson & The Olympians. It sucks he didn't get to play kidpool, he was available. They could have made a teen version for him to play tho.
😢 that sucks
Fan service done right unlike No Sht Home
@@MKultraInstinctI liked No Way Home, too 🤷♂
Seeing this epic movie in HALL H at comic con was so so cool...with 5000 fans screaming at every cameo was just so epic .and seeing the whole cast after the movie on stage...WOW....best comic con moment ever for me.
Chris Evans was channeling Denis Leary with that rant during the post credit scene in his Boston accent.
19:05
Deadpool: taps sword
Wolverine: “AHH FU*K” 😭💀
Has me rolling every time😂
This is what I posted when I got out of the theater: Let me tell you, this movie *HEALED* something in me as a 90’s kid who adored the animated X-men series, collected the trading cards & has been all in for every movie for the last 24 years. I expected to love this movie & see some cameos & easter eggs that would delight me.
I did NOT expect to nearly launch out of my seat in excitement multiple times, or absolutely SOB UGLY CRYING during the mid-credits scene.
I never expected a Deadpool movie to be a top fave of mine in the MCU, but hell this one did it. It hit my heart so many times. Love that ya’ll enjoyed it and loved your reaction❤
What a pleasant surprise! Never clicked so fast on a Blind Wave reaction!
@Blind Wave
The Wolverine with the big hair and black onesie in the alleyway was Logan from "Age of Apocalypse." If you look closely, you'll notice he's missing his left hand and his claws extend from his stump. That's because Cyclops shot his hand off in this universe and Logan retracted his claws JUST in time to prevent them from going with the hand. Because he was able to retract them back into his forearm, he still had them after Cyclops shot the hand off.
Also, another cameo was Head-Pool who was played by Nathan Fillion.
Oh and Fun Fact, if I'm remembering it right: The whole slowed down version of "Like A Prayer" at the end of the movie when Wade and Logan are being vaporized by the Ripper was actually Madonna's idea. If I recall the story correctly, Ryan brought the script to Madonna to pitch to her using "Like A Prayer" for the big Deadpool Corps Fight Scene. She absolutely loved the idea. But then as she was going through the actual climax of the movie where Wade and Logan sacrifice themselves, she was like, "You should bring it back here." Ryan was like, "What?" She was like, "Use 'Like A Prayer' here as well... but slow it down." Ryan's head just about exploded at that idea. Now I don't know if they just actually slowed down the recording or if Madonna recorded a slower version just for the movie, but yeah, all her idea. Shows how well Madonna knows cinema and her own music to know that would work and just how well it would work.
Why did Scott shoot Logan's hand off?
@@madisonwhovian943 They were on opposite factions in this reality. Scott was part of Apocalypse's Elite Mutant Force (EMF). Logan was Weapon X. It's been a while since I've read these comics, so I don't remember the exact reason Scott shoots Logan's hand off, but I seem to recall it having something to do with the fact that Jean chose Logan over Scott in this timeline. Which, let's be honest, Scott did that to himself by agreeing to become Apocalypse's lapdog.
Also, in case you're wondering HOW Scott shot Logan's hand off, this Scott doesn't use a visor in this timeline, at least not anymore. He uses a single eye piece. That's right, this Scott is ACTUALLY a Cyclops in this timeline in that he shoots out of only one eye. His left eye was lost in a fight so all of his Optic Blast Power is now concentrated through his right eye. So yeah, take Cyclops' Optic Blast and condense and concentrate that into an Optic Beam and that's the kind of power we're talking about being focused into one point. Adamantium or not, Cyclops is taking limbs with power like that.
I am glad to her she not only liked it but was very excited about it ❤❤❤
@@ForeverDegenerate Jean didn't choose Logan over Cyclops because the latter was not even a love interest in AOA.
Cyclops lost his eye after he severed Logan's hand.
@@Tadoka_Inamo Oh that's right, Logan cut it out in retribution. I forgot about that.
Snipes showed up as Blade in an episode of "What We Do in the Shadows". They had a vampire council scene with many vampires from past movies and tv.
The Chris Evan’s fake out was fantastic
pun intended
I give that one a 4 out of five.
Because Wesley Snipes returned as Blade just for this movie he holds the Guiness World Record, ironically beating out Hugh Jackman, with "longest career as a live-action Marvel character" at 25 years and 340 days (I'm assuming the 340 days is to the day of the movie's release).
Disney and their big old bag of Marvel cash; "Til you're 90!"
When my dad saw Deadpool and Wolverine. He liked it a lot. When I told him it made a billion dollars he said "they definitely are gonna bring back another dead character for money"
I was FLOORED. He's not into the MCU, especially post endgame, and isn't online, btw. I can't wait to see his reaction to doomsday
Doom isn’t Tony Stark
This is the day I’ve been waiting for since I saw the film in theaters.
I love how much fun you guys had watching this. The way Calvin almost broke when he saw comic accurate short king Logan, I needed a good laugh.
The Cavillrine doing the Mission Impossible Lock-N-Load combined with Superman Punch! Love it!!!
if he did the geralt voice, it would've been chef's kiss 😄
The line that X23 says to Logan "you were always the wrong guy, until you weren't" is kind of poetic when you consider that Hugh wasn't originally cast as the Wolverine, Dougray Scott was, but because he was in Mission Impossible 2 and that film went over schedule he couldn't do x-men so they went with the next choice which was Hugh, talk about fate!
This video is genius. Those of us who have watched this before are crying like Erin, and we also get to watch Eric and Calvin react for the first time. It's the best of both worlds. Thanks guys.
I think you meant Aaron not Erin
"Genius" term really being used vaguely these days.
@@ngydat Ah. Oops. I'm not sure I noticed that until this moment. That makes more sense.
@@Towelgravyno way you always thought of him as „Erin” 🤣 that’s so funny but it makes sense in a way because Aaron sounds like Erin
30:31 I don’t know if you guys are going to see this, but you get my respect, Kris Kristofferson literally passed yesterday, September 30. So that means you guys reacted to this edited this and uploaded this today October 1, well yesterday I am watching it at 3 o’clock in the morning Eastern standard time. Well finishing it, you guys are workhorses.
He died on the 28th
@@joevictor53 i stand corrected but still they grinded to upload this
Oh...I've learned that just right now....😢
Wow, didn’t expect for another four weeks
55:33 - On the left side monitor, you can see Gambit arriving to his universe. \o/
That shirt off 48:15 is actually his redemption. That suit was his cross and burden.
The dedication to not watch this until now and to avoid all the spoilers is commendable lol
idk how u believe it
@@cian921 Bro It's really not that hard. I waited and the only spoiler I saw was when I was watching The Normies react to the Deadpool movie and on the right was Channing Tatum as Gambit in a thumbnail on a short.
@@cian921 it’s pretty easy actually
@@cian921 I haven't seen it til Blind Wave reacted to it just now, it isn't hard to avoid spoilers
@@cian921when it’s their job to not watch movies or tv unless it’s for the channel. It’s not that hard to believe they make efforts to avoid spoilers
"There's only ever gonna be one Blade"
😶
Considering how it's going with that... there is legit chance that's the case
Noticed that too. Either its a shot at how development has been going or it is a soft confirmation that the reboot may not be a reboot. Maybe thr new "Blade" will only be a character with that mantle
There was a Blade series that came out in 2006. Blade was played by Kirk Jones aka Sticky Fingaz. It was produced by New Line in association with Marvel. It was apparently cancelled due to high production costs.
You know how long I’ve been waiting for this.
Wooo imabouttomakeanameformyself
Not a single word- what did you do exactly?
No.
The big guy in stripe shirt is The Russian from The Punisher, not the same actor, but he was in the Thomas Jane Punisher.
Single-handedly your best reaction ever, so many jaw dropping moments and Calvin’s reaction to tiny Wolverine might his best reaction to anything ever. Everything I’d hoped this video would be
Getting to work on sets that Ray had designed, watching him always busy on set, getting involved with dressing props, adjusting designs for sets to be built later in the shoot, all with an ear to ear smile on his face was a true pleasure.. Rest in Peace Ray ❤
Man. Cassandra Nova was such a cool and fun to watch villain.
This movie's opening scene must be the most iconic way of opening a superhero film in general. Also, I can definitely see the Cavillrine being the MCU version of Wolverine because, well… look at him 😍💛💙
I’m impressed that Eric was able to stay away from the spoilers on Gambit and all those cameos, I would never be able to
“You know how loooong I’ve been waiting for this?”
Hugh Jackman was the best part for me. The guy was born to play Wolverine. The cameos were fun to experience in the theater too!
Such a rewatchable movie honestly.
It's kind of amazing how much this feels like a sentimental goodbye and salute the Fox movies kind of deserved. They weren't perfect, there's a reason Deadpool's swipes against them land, but there was good in them. Somehow, giving them a sendoff like this, via Deadpool of all things, FEELS right. Like they should be acknowledged, maybe even more than their home studio was willing to.
Dude, Channing Tatum as Gambit was f*cking great. I hope we get to see more of him in the future.
Wesley Snipes and Hugh are the people who were born to play their characters
Im living in heaven...all my favorite reactors are uploading their Deadpool and Wolverine reactions!!!
I like how one person tried to explain Deadpool's and Wolverine's healing powers. Upon injury, Wolverine's damaged cells are replaced with new ones working to keep his health bar full. However, Deadpool has cancer cells that are being replaced with more cancer cells when he gets hurt, meaning he will always have one hit point forever.
Wrong
@@pnut3844able Wrong.
Kidpool was using a watergun in the final shoot out😂😂😂🔫🔫🔫
Also WOW that was fast the moment deadpool & wolverine release on digital you guys are already making a video about it.
45:37
What i love here, Blade has dialogue more than dialogue in his trilogy
This movie is such a masterpiece frrr. Ryan and Hugh did a phenomenal job in this movie. 💯🐐🐐🔥🔥
17:01
I am a simple man... I see a notification telling me Blindwave is already reacting to Deadpool and Wolverine right before bed... I stay up to watch the reaction front to back, work be damned!
Wow, how old is that meme?
@OneArmedRetroGamer according to Know Your Meme, 2014 is around when this gained some traction, so about a decade old LOL
I went and saw this movie 3x in theaters i loved it so much. Wolverine is one of my all time favorite heros. Such a good movie and a highlight of this year.
Same
The thing that I find so fascinating about this movie is that it is so respectful to the comics and the characters. A character and movie like Deadpool, who mocks everything, and yet somehow the movie doesn't make a joke or diminish the characters, the way it handles Blade, Elektra and Gambit are so well done. It makes them real characters that even with their limited screen time, are interesting. For as many jokes as Deadpool makes about Gambit, this is one of the most incredible portrayals of the character put on screen.
One of the things that I really hate about a lot of the more recent superhero shows and movies is that it seems like the filmmakers are making fun of the characters and the comics that they are adapting. Like they're trying to say "Hey we know comics are stupid but we're making the movie anyway." (Looking at you No Way Home laughing at the name Otto Octavius)
What I love about Blades entrance is that have him walk through sunlight cause you know….he is the Daywalker.
Guy in the striped shirt was in fact supposed to be the Russian. The original actor commented on him (jokingly) saying he looks nothing how he looked in the Punisher. The red and white shirt is supposed to be the giveaway.
Also, when you were talking about Wolverines shirt exploding but not Deadpool's, I feel like the scene represents something a lot deeper. Wolverine wore the suit because of his guilt of what happened to his X-Men, but now through his sacrifice and realizing he now has a new friend that cares for him and was able to show him his worth, he's free of his guilt baring chains.
13:02 Calvin made a sound I never heard from him before 🤣😂
I immediately came down to the comments when that happened. Holy crap. Years of watching Blind Wave and I've never seen a reaction like this from him
The closest to that that I recall was during the dbza broly fight when piccolo and goku are just wet slapping around broly
@@joevictor53 I had to pause the reaction because I was laughing so hard.
He laughed like that when they watched Always Sunny 6x13 as well
It was the most genuine surprised laugh 😂😂😂 it was so good😂
Hallelujah and it ain't even friday!!!! Praise the notification gods i saw this!!!! So hyped to see your reactions!!!!
Gambit is on one of the tvs during the post credit. So he might have a future in the mcu or just a final tribute to Channing Gambit.
Isn't the whole "anchor-being" just a metaphor? Basically, it's when an actor retires and then the franchise slowly dies. Example is Robert Downey Jr. when his character died in Endgame. The MCU still is going on, but it's slowly ramping down. Deadpool's remarks such as "you're joining on a bit of a low-point", "this multiverse thing is not working" proves that.
Also the reason why Logan is the anchor-being in the X-Men universe. Ever since he retired from playing the Wolverine, the franchise never got back up on its feet.
It's a bit of 2 things.
1) Yeah, it's definitely a metaphor. Exactly as you said.
2) I heard that Kevin Feige asked Ryan Reynolds to include "anchor beings" into the movie. With RDJ returning (as Dr. Doom), there's a good theory behind it.
Most likely Iron Man was the anchor being for the MCU. The future plot is that RDJ (or Tony Stark) will return, but instead of being Iron Man, he's Doom (leading to the secret wars/doomsday movies). It seems that they could be planning something like this
@@yannickvaz694 well that's.... a bit dumb. It works in Deadpool 3 cause the whole plot is like a parody. Don't know if it will work in the other MCU movies. The writers definitely need to work together on this one.
@@Hudson1615 I haven't read it, but I think it's a concept from the comics as well. If that is the case, they definitely need to find a way to make it work.
My only concern is, I was hoping for Doom to actually be "Victor Von Doom". With RDJ, there's a good chance he'll just be a villainous version of Tony Stark.
@@yannickvaz694 "hoping for Doom to actually be "Victor Von Doom". - Same!! He is actually one of the more famous villains in Marvel. Hope he is just not evil Iron Man.
Marvel Studios' definitely reaching right now. I bet it's a higher up decision to bring back RDJ just to increase more sales.
Second time reaction is totally valid. I caught so much on my second viewing that I'd missed the first time. That's how movies are, in general...you're meant to revisit them, and get more out of them the more you engage with them. And ESPECIALLY in a movie like this, where there's so much going on, from easter eggs to massive fights, that's even more so the case. There's no way to absorb everything in a single viewing.
Lady pool was played by Blake lively, ryan Reynolds wife, kidpool was played by his daughter, and babypool was played by his newborn kid
Cowboypool was Matthew Mcconaughey
Damn, thems child actors are getting younger and younger!
@@Luke-cu7bfand Headpool was voiced by Nathan Fillion
Welshpool, the one with the welsh flag on his chest, was played by Paul mullin. Paul is the striker for the welsh football club, Wrexham, which Ryan co-owns now. (There is even a tv show on Wrexham football club, called Welcome to Wrexham, made by Ryan and his other co-owner)
@@flamingsmore5904Also to commemorate his role in the film, the suit is now on display in the foyer of the Wrexham Football Club!
You don’t know how long I’ve been waiting for Eric to see comic accurate Wolverine
Wesley Snipes made Marvel cool as hell in the 90s. That dude oozes cool.
The thing about the anchor being dying, I don't think the universe just ends out of nowhere...
My guess is that the anchor being is someone that would protect the universe, and without them, something evil will destroy it.
Not having them tilts the scales too much into the bad direction for it to be able to recover with whoever would be the next person to take the mantle of anchor being.
eric's face throughout this whole reaction was the best
YEEEEES!!!
I've been waiting for this reaction.
22:42;Deadpool&Wolverine(Thinking):" *HOLY $#%@!!!* "
Wesley Snipes returning as Blade overtook Hugh Jackman’s record for the longest career as a live-action Marvel character lol 25 years and 340 days
Blade came out in 1998 so it’s 26 years
@@tmac731 The record is tracked by the films’ release dates. Blade came out August 21, 1998, and Deadpool and Wolverine came out July 26, 2024, which is 25 days short of the 26-year mark, making the record 25 years and 340 days.
@@brennanbarber7469 oh that makes sense
I love Eric's reaction to the Blade reveal at 27:58
I audibly screamed out loud when I saw it in theaters.
43:22 "where did you come from??? I don't care." Such a valid reaction.