Sentences with phrase «seeing deadpool»

Wired recommends «The 5 Comics You Have to Read Before Seeing Deadpool.»

If you're interested in seeing Deadpool 2 this summer, there's a special deal coming to get a discounted ticket to that and several other big releases later this year.

He sums it up: «Seeing Deadpool for the first time in Dolby Vision and hearing it for the first time in Dolby Atmos, it was just awesome.»

And has anyone seen Deadpool or Zoolander 2?

I'm a really nice guy but I've seen the Deadpool movie, like, seven times and now I'm a sarcastic asshole.

The sequel sees Deadpool battling Cable (Josh Brolin), an entirely too self - serious soldier from the future, to save the life of a troubled teenage mutant (Hunt for the Wilderpeople's Julian Dennison).

Or they should: For Deadpool 2 to approach coherence, you must have seen Deadpool, Logan, and a couple of X-Men, and maintain a working knowledge of the corporate and contractual absurdities that make Deadpool's Marvel Universe distinct from both the X-Men's and the Avengers».

Coping with the death of his girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) at the hands of a random villain sees Deadpool floundering for the first part in pain and regret, attempting to commit suicide.

Look, you probably know already whether you're going to see Deadpool 2.

Several minutes later, we see Deadpool jaunt across the world, slaughtering interchangeable villains in many countries, each shot of this montage an elaborate, frenetic long take that finds the hero stabbing and shooting, slicing off heads and arms, and eventually just cold chainsawing some mooks.

We want to see Deadpool and Cable interact, not spend an hour just trying to explain where the hell he comes from.

This year alone audiences have seen Deadpool flip the comic book genre on its head, Batman battle Superman, Dory find a new adventure and Captain America and Iron Man go toe to toe.

While it is fun to see Deadpool back in action, with some context for what's going on, this trailer also goes out of its way to delve into the actual story.

Besides his many comic book appearances, we've seen Deadpool in both versions of Marvel vs Capcom 3.

Spoiler warning, this review is intended only for people who have already seen Deadpool 2 or who do not care about spoiling the film.

«I always see Deadpool running against the grain for everything he does.

The film will see Deadpool before he was Deadpool, and we'll see him both masked and scarred.

The opening montage sees Deadpool creatively mutilate and decapitate gangsters across the world.

In it, we see Deadpool, Domino and Cable riding a rainbow - haired unicorn, with Colossus holding on for dear life and Negasonic Teenage Warhead about to falling in the clouds.

In that teaser, Julian Dennison's character was shown inflicting fiery punishment upon the cult, but in this new trailer we see Deadpool and co. going up against them - first Deadpool, then Domino.

In this trailer we see Deadpool wearing a yellow jumpsuit in a DMC prison facility (Cable's battle with DMC agents seems to be part of an effort to break into the prison and kill / maim Deadpool), and later both Cable and Deadpool are shown assaulting a DMC prison transport vehicle.

In the previous trailer of the film, we also saw Deadpool's girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) who is missing from the latest trailer.

But if you've seen Deadpool (it's currently in theaters and earning rave reviews), you know it's unlike anything anyone expected.

If you got out to the theater saw Deadpool 2 this weekend, or if you've spent any time in the spoiler section of the internet, you've probably realized that the credits scene from the film has been a massive topic of conversation.

Can I tell you how ticked - off my 11 - year - old is about NOT GETTING TO SEE Deadpool?

As anyone who's seen Deadpool 2 now knows, one of Wade Wilson's primary goals in the sequel is to find some way to kill himself, so that he can be reunited with tragically deceased girlfriend Vanessa.

To begin, I'm strongly advising you see Deadpool starring Ryan Reynolds as Wade Wilson, before attempting to view Deadpool 2.

Valentine's Day is tomorrow and unless you plan on going to see Deadpool for the romantic aspect (it's there I swear), there's not much in the way of romance in theaters.

That allows us to control that budgetary thing a little more; I don't think we're gonna see Deadpool and Cable on some far - flung planet 300 years from now because I just feel like that's gonna be expensive, A, and will also take away from the relatability of Deadpool.

The final Deadpool 2 end credits scene sees Deadpool visiting Ryan Reynolds himself.

After an action montage, the beginning of Deadpool 2 sees Deadpool and his girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) celebrate their anniversary while planning to have a baby — a blazing warning sign for any woman in an action movie.

But the post-credits scene saw Deadpool going back in time for a few reasons, the first of which is saving Vanessa's life.

After the credits, we see Deadpool using Cable's time - travel device to travel back in time all the way back to 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Prepare to see Deadpool 2 twice, because the screenplay's best lines, tragically, will be buried by the roaring laughter of a sure - to - be-raucous movie theater crowd.

To say I'm dying to see Deadpool again would be an understatement.

You will need to see Deadpool more than once, because laughter from the audience will actually drown out certain scenes leaving you missing stuff.

Published in October, Deadpool # 20 written by Gerry Duggan diverts from the main plot and sees Deadpool help a suicidal girl named Danielle.

Since then, we've seen Deadpool apologizing to David Beckham, sitting in bed with Hugh Jackman, taking over the The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Ryan Reynolds singing on South Korean TV disguised as a unicorn, and many more creative and unique ways to promote Deadpool 2.

So you won't see Deadpool hanging out with Iron Man or Captain America anytime soon.

Better still, Reese and Wernick's politically incorrect zingers («Today was about as much fun as a sandpaper dildo») dovetail with former FX whizz Miller's penchant for excessive / stylish violence and creepy horror (see Deadpool cutting his own hand off and it growing back).

Yes, the final scenes of the movie see Deadpool in the grey and black X-Force costume he wore during his membership.

Why fill in the blanks, though, when we can see Deadpool work through several iterations of his nifty spandex outfit, and bicker with his cantankerous blind roommate (Leslie Uggams making a ferocious comeback) while waiting for his regenerating hand to grow to full size?

«I'd love to see a Deadpool / Logan movie,» Reynolds said.

An early version of the film saw Deadpool being a father but it did not come as close to fruition as previous comments might have lead fans to believe.

If you've already seen Deadpool 2, then some congratulations are in order.

Starting May 15, T - Mobile will be handing out $ 4 tickets to see Deadpool 2 during opening weekend and if that's not enough, starting April 24, you can also win a Deadpool dream trip to New York where you'll get to check out one of the oldest dojos in the city, and see Deadpool 2 before it hits theaters!

First, if you haven't seen the Deadpool movie yet, go see it.

If you take your kids to see Deadpool, then you are probably the same parent who will let your kids play Grand Theft Auto.

Despite his fatherly duties, Tricky has seen Deadpool, and — obviously — he recommends that kids stay away.

If you're a fan of movies, comic books, or explicit comedy, there's a very good chance that you've seen Deadpool.