Sentences with phrase «since deadpool»

Especially since Deadpool went and taunted Wolverine at the end of the teaser trailer.

Ever since Deadpool burst onto the movie scene in 2016, fans have been clamouring for a team - up movie between the Ryan Reynolds character and X-Men favourite Wolverine.

Cable is a fan - favorite character from the Marvel comics, and seeing the dynamic between him and Wade Wilson on the big screen has been highly anticipated ever since Deadpool's post-credits scene.

Since Deadpool's post-credits scene first announced Cable's inclusion in the second movie, the internet as been aflutter with casting rumors.

Olivia recently mentioned an interest to see her wealth of Psylocke knowledge developed into a solo film, which is not a huge stretch since both Deadpool and Gambit films were spawned from supporting appearances.

In the movie world, that means Deadpool having a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier from Avengers, which nobody commented on (since Deadpool is a Fox property, not Marvel Studios).

The next X-Universe film has the potential to be the biggest departure for the franchise since Deadpool.

Since Deadpool has more in common with Don Rickles than Superman, and is constantly cracking jokes and cracking wise (he does both, at the same time!)

Over a year has passed since Deadpool lit up the box office, setting records for the month of February, R - rated films, and the X-Men franchise as a whole.

Since the Deadpool 2 trailer is so chock full of footage, that means we get a good glimpse at several new characters who were only very briefly seen in the previous trailers, not to mention one new character that we've never seen before.

I'm going to say that the ending actually happened (since Deadpool undoing Vanessa's death would pretty much undo the entire story) and that the post-credits scene is just a goof.

Ever since Deadpool himself announced a sequel at the end of his first film, rumors have swirled about what potential characters could be showing up in Deadpool 2.

Since Deadpool's regenerative qualities make it impossible for him to die, the stakes are never very high.

Even the shots containing Deadpool himself drown out his red costume into muted hues, which is upsetting since Deadpool is both literally and symbolically a colorful character.

It was kind of a shame, since Deadpool was a powerful blend of comedy and...

Since Deadpool 2 is expected to lead into a full X-Force film, the change in scope could provided a natural way to remove the character from the Fox franchise.

It was kind of a shame, since Deadpool was a powerful blend of comedy and bombastic action.

This meant that the film would have to be R rated, rather than PG - 13, since Deadpool is a notoriously twisted wise ass with almost no sense of boundaries.

Not exact matches

The jokes are of the hit - and - miss variety, which is to be expected, especially since the gimmick basically amounts to Deadpool throwing anything and everything at the wall and hoping that it sticks (At times, even his throwaways are inconsistent, chiding one mutant for «cultural appropriation» and then scolding Cable for being a racist for killing the guy).

Deadpool has always been one to break the fourth wall, and since he resides in the world of superheroes and villains that means that he tends to comment on the tropes and trends of that genre.

Fans have known since last year that, eventually, Fox would be bringing the X-Force team into their movie universe and have given the Deadpool franchise the responsibility of making that happen.

This is good since the biggest distinguishing character of Deadpool is not his powers (which are also very considerable) but his foul - mouth.

Ever since the first Deadpool trailer debuted at Comic Con this summer, the anticipation has grown at an incredible rate for this superhero adventure, set to hit theaters February 12, 2016.

A quick spoiler - free synopsis (since Reynolds himself tweeted out a plea last week to «not say a fucking word about the fun shit in the movie»): Deadpool, aka Wade Wilson (Reynolds), is emotionally devastated after tragedy strikes.

DEADPOOL's director, Tim Miller, the new boy in town, also wanted a hefty slice of the glowing credit, especially since it was reported that he did a lot of the outstanding visuals in post-production for free.

It won't be able to overtake any of the top three: The Passion of the Christ, Deadpool, and American Sniper since it will surely lose a huge swath of theaters next weekend when everything at the multiplexes has to make room for Thor: Ragnarok...

Reynolds holds himself about as well as he possibly could as the title character, luckily being afforded the opportunity to play him again since he wasn't at fault for the poor treatment Deadpool / Wade Wilson received in that earlier incarnation.

Wernick agrees, noting that he and Reese have «written a draft of Deadpool every consecutive year since 2009.»

That's partially due to them finding a way to actually get Deadpool involved with the primary story since they have to get things to mesh well enough.

Then again, since when has logic had anything to do with Deadpool and vice versa?

Actor Ryan Reynolds has been passionate about bringing Marvel icon Deadpool to the big screen ever since his failed portrayal as Wade Wilson in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine and, after Read More →

Fox India released a Hindi dubbed version of Deadpool 2's trailer and ever since then, if the reactions to the trailer on social media are anything to go by, then people are now more excited about the hilariously dubbed Hindi version.

Ever since the arrival of the first Deadpool, expectations have been high for the sequel — expectations that soars even higher after Deadpool himself told audiences that Cable would be added to the cast in the film's after - credits scene.

With that pedigree, then, Six Underground will be as popular as Deadpool and as successful as one of the Transformers movies (except the most recent one, which didn't do super well), which is probably what Netflix is hoping will happen since it's paying «around $ 125 million» for the project.

It's been a minute since we last heard any rumblings on a sequel to 2009's surprise undead apocalypse comedy, «Zombieland,» but in an interview during AMC's «Geeking Out,» screenwriters Paul Wernick and Rhett Reece — the duo also responsible for «Deadpool» — revealed, among other things, that they are currently hard at work on a script for the next film.

Fans were super excited since the announcement of Deadpool release date and that's not a secret.

-- fittingly since the admiration is returned in the comic books, where Deadpool describes himself as «a cross between a Shar - Pei and Ryan Reynolds».

«Kick - Ass 2» writer and director Jeff Wadlow was been attached to an «X-Force» movie since 2013, penning a script that went on to be praised by the likes of series co-creator Rob Liefeld, although new developments have been scarce as Fox seemingly turned its attention to «X-Men: Apocalypse,» «Deadpool,» and «New Mutants» films.

With Fox's X-Men franchise branching out its universe with spin - offs such as Deadpool and The New Mutants, one film that has been frequently delayed since it was first announced is Gambit, with Channing Tatum starring as the Cajun mutant.

Outside of the «Deadpool» series, they are best known for the horror - comedy «Zombieland,» which is regarded by many fans as the best zombie comedy since «Shaun of the Dead.»

Reynolds has been interested in developing the Deadpool character since 2000; undoubtedly he's sealed his fate giving us a chatter - box, cynical potty - mouth anti-hero.

Technically Deadpool is the first to do it, since the character predates properties like Super and Kick - Ass by at least a decade (the first Deadpool comic was released in 1991).

Deadpool 2 misses director Tim Miller more than I assumed since the original screenwriters Paul Werwick and Rhett Reese returned alongside star Ryan Reynolds.

Fans are extremely eager to see the highly - anticipated Deadpool sequel since the exciting trailers released worldwide!

Gambit would have been even more threatening now since it's coming off the heels of both X-Men: Apocalypse and reigning domestic box office champion of 2016, Deadpool.

Entertainment Weekly has been unloading a series of Deadpool 2 stories since Ryan Reynolds was on the cover of the magazine recently.

FOX announced plans for a Deadpool movie, to be released in 2016, earlier this year, and Reynolds has been high on the list of possible actors ever since.

If there's one area in which «Deadpool 2» goes to unexplored territory for the Marvel movies, it's by giving us a non-enigmatic, canonically queer superhero: two of them, actually, since Negasonic Teenage Warhead's girlfriend is fellow X-Men member Yukio (Shioli Kutsuna).

The character was played by Kevin Durand as Fred Dukes in 2009's X-Men Origins Wolverine, but several characters including Emma Frost and most famously Deadpool were reimagined for and have been reimagined since that film.

Since his debut in 1991, Deadpool has grown to become one of Marvel's most popular characters.