It always shocks me how people are surprised by that. Deadpool’s comics were notoriously gorey and full of dark humor. He can’t fit into the Disney MCU seemlessly. Disney created a PG universe. Marvel is hardcore, to the point you feel sick. Rape, Murder, Human trafficking, torture, etc. Deadpool was essentially the first to do it right, with the exception of Blade.
My favorite joke in the movie is that none of the criminals knew that Ajax's real name was 'Francis', he spent all that time looking for Francis, if he just asked for Ajax that would cut out half the story
That is mostly true, but there were instances where he said "Where's your boss?!" instead of just Francis. But I suppose it's hard to think straight when you got an unkillable assassin on your ass.
Deadpool in the comics is actually aware he’s in a comic so in the movie he’s aware of a budget and cam shots and makes the best jokes about the movie or even actors(himself) I love this movie
The whole meta-narative thing he does is even better in the new one! The digs and jabs at Fox, Marvel and Disney in general and the current state of it are great!
@@SecondSince probably a lot of truth in those jokes with Ryan being so invested in listening to fans more than those corporate guys when it came to all the changes in the beginning in it's writing, film production and right up through the end where the changes were made on the sleeves to the Wolverine costume during post production in the shots where they're missing are CGi. ✌️🤟💨
To me Ryan Reynolds playing Deadpool is exact same situation that we have with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. These actor was born to play these roles and i can't imagine anyone else expect them to play this characters. It's amazing
I don't think rdj as iron man is on that level. Chris Hemsworth as thor odinson is an underrated one tho. I've seen so many fancasts and thor is the only one I can't really change in my mind, Chris really is the perfect thor.
Hugh Jackman is 6'-2". Wolverine's official height in the comics is 5'-3". Jackman is so tall that, in the original X-Men film, they had to alter the sets to make him appear to be shorter compared to the other actors. Wolverine is also much stockier than Jackman could ever be. Hugh was definitely *not* born to play Wolverine, but he does a good job of it anyway.
This was actually the first movie to get Colossus right. His look from the comics, the Russian accent from the comics, his good nature. Deadpool looks like he does because his healing factor is working constantly 24/7 to fight his cancer.
I love the bit in the comics where Deadpool was trying to steal some Vibranium from Wakanda and encountered T'Challa and T'Challa said "It's the cancer that grows back, not the life. You never had a healing factor, you have a dying factor."
@@sudemglaibasumatary6050 Yup, all damaged cells are replaced by dying cells constantly replacing each other. So he always feels like shit, but can't really die
Ryan Reynolds is like perfect for the character and like you said it's scary how perfect he wants to be casted for that character. It's you can't see anyone else play that role it is super scary it was like a match made in heaven
I love the fact that Deadpool's chronic lack of ammunition in this movie is because the studio, which didn't really trust the movie to do well, put a limit on how many times Deadpool was allowed to shoot a gun. Rather than spread it out throughout the movie, they blew the entire twelve-bullet 'budget' in the first fight scene.
Fun fact: In the comics whenever someone would talk too much, Deadpool would shoot himself out of boredom. Him shooting Francis is a reference to that.
My favorite instance of that was in the game. Where cable is droning on and deadpool is crying. Begging for the player to make it stop…then you push a button and he shoots himself. “DAMNIT WADE!”
@@Winterborn5one of the voices in his head was like “oh God here he goes again, it’s not even 10 seconds before he starts boring us with his dire warning for the future crap” 🤣🤣
Ryan Reynolds first became aware of Deadpool because a producer friend told him after seeing the film Blade Trinity that if they ever make a Deadpool movie he would be perfect to play him. Ryan confessed that he had never heard of Deadpool before, so the producer mailed him some Deadpool comics. When he was reading the comics there is a scene in one issue where he is walking down the street and an old woman asks Deadpool what he looks like under the mask, he then says “ I look like a cross between Ryan Reynolds and a Shar-Pei”. After Ryan heard destiny call to him he then spent the next 11 years trying to get this movie made.
I'm glad some else knew the info. The fact that Ryan was forced to play Notpool in Origins: Wolverine sucks. The parts of him as Wade Wilson in that movie were written by him cause it was filmed during a writers strike. No other actor could/can play Deadpool.
Just like Hugh Jackman was born for Wolverine ,Ryan was born for DP. Which was amazing that way before DP&Wolverine ,Both of them had this invisible friendship that sometimes where they make fun of each other ,every other times They being best pals online ,fans knew for so long. And Now they are gonna do it in their roles ,because even in the comics ,the characters had precisely that sorta thing. I love that them both aren't doing the roles just for acting ,They are loving & doing it for real ,in both stage & offstage.
The reason why Deadpool 'forgot' his duffle bag in the cab was because they couldn't afford a big shoot out scene. So they improvised it to something better, imo
@br0ken_107 no. Deathstroke is a weird ass pedophile. Deadpool may have came after him and straight rip off..He's wayy better, Stronger, and just overall the better character.
@@kuiviathat dudes name isnt actually Jared lol the joke is he looks like a kiddy diddler, like Subway's old owner Jared Fogle, which is why he makes a footlong joke
You know what’s crazy. People think Ryan Reynolds really put his heart and soul into this. I think this character comes so naturally to him. There couldn’t be another actor to portray it better than him
Huh, That would actually explains why he keeps trying to get Deadpool to join instead of just arresting him, he believes in second chances because he had one himself @JeffKelly03
In the ultimates universe he was a criminal but in the 616 universe, he was a pacifist preferring to protect others rather than be aggressive other than a few cases
The idiots at 20th Century Fox originally shelved this movie because they didn’t think it would make money, but they had their hand forced because because someone (and to this day it truly isn’t known who it really was) leaked the test footage on CZcams and within 24 hours they were bombarded with so much angry tweets and fan letters that they gave in and gave them a budget of only 1/3 of what the average superhero blockbuster costs. It wound up becoming the highest grossing R rated film internationally.
@@fightingfaerie that’s the thing though, I don’t think it was Ryan, maybe he helped in some way but not directly. Because test footage like that is marked in a way where they could trace it to anyone who made that footage but they couldn’t. So I like to think that it was just a true fan who snuck in and got the footage out without Ryan knowing about anything.
@@thedarkknight2221Ryan has admitted it in interview can't remember which believe it was graham Norton either way it was years after believe during 2 but it was his baby he actually said he accidently sent it out but I mean lol
You're right Kristen, Deadpool is NOT a hero, he's an anti-hero. A character who straddles the line between good and bad, but he still only goes after bad guys. In his own comics and movies we're supposed to cheer for him because of how bad the bad guy is, but when he shows up in other character's comics (and perhaps movies eventually), he's often a problem they need to deal with.
Like Logan and his daughter Laura definitely not being clean cut heroes with how many bad guys’ heads are cut off in Logan. And of course Venom with how many baddies heads they tear off too
I love how every time he makes an inappropriate joke or offs someone Achara is sitting there smiling "holy s**t im loving this." and Kristen just looks disturbed
The most obscure joke in this movie is when Wade is being admitted to the lab and says, "Please don't make the super-suit green... or animated!". This is a direct reference to Ryan Reynold's staring role in the movie, so bad, it almost ended his career; “The Green Lantern” from 2011. It really was a bad movie and so entrenched in Reynold's worst memories, he even included a Green Lantern photograph falling out of a wallet during the opening credits of "Deadpool" (among other Easter eggs in other movies).
47:20 Colossus in the comics is Russian. His name is Piotr Rasputin. The previous X Men movies just showed him as a slender shiny man, which didn’t look comic accurate. Therefore, they made Colossus huge (as he should be) and Russian, which is based on the comics. Edit: His sister, illyana Rasputin, is Magik (played by Anya-Taylor Joy), one of the new mutants in the 2020 New Mutants film which is just a terrible film.
Regarding Kristen's comment about Deadpool looking like Spider-Man, that's intentional. Deadpool's comic creator Rob Liefeld even originally pitched the character to Marvel as "He's Spider-Man except with guns and a sword and he's a jackass." Also his use of swords was inspired by the DC villain Deathstroke that Liefeld was also a huge fan of, he even named Deadpool Wade Wilson as an homage to Deathstroke whose real name is Slade Wilson.
@@JakkFrost1 And Deadpool's co-creator has officially said otherwise. "This quote from Fabian Nicieza is pulled from The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection #56, which is an informative magazine published by Eaglemoss Publications. “When Liefeld sent his co-creator his first designs of Deadpool, Nicieza replied “This is Deathstroke from the Teen Titans.”” Not to mention the VERY obvious similarities in the names and costumes. Liefeld is either denying that the characters themselves are similar (which is true, they have very different personalities) or is just trolling fans. P.S. And let's not forget that when Deadpool (Wade Wilson) was first introduced, it was as a supervillain fighting the New Mutants, the teen mutant superhero comic at the time, and simultaneously Deathstroke (Slade Wilson) was a main supervillain antagonist for the Teen Titans in DC. But I'm sure it's TOTALLY a coincidence, Mr Liefeld! 😉
In comic book Canon Deadpool favorite person is Spiderman. So much so that he modeled his mannerisms and joking, his costume after him, including the eyes.he just carries it to extreme. He took a contract from criminals to kill Peter Parker not realizing that Peter was Spiderman. Their teamups have been classics
Deadpool is a Anti-hero, mostly funny and Maniac but still he is a huge threat to Avengers , he once destroyed whole Avengers + Xmen in a different timeline.
The best way that I've described Deadpool to someone is that he's The Only one that knows that he's just a "comic book/movie character". Hence the 4th wall breaks to the reader/viewer 😊😊
Deadpool is an anti-hero. This is probably the most accurate portrayal of all the comic book movies, up to and including the fourth wall breaks and the fact that Deadpool is aware that he is a character in a movie/comic book and lets you know that he is aware.
This is why I love Achara's personality. From watching these movies and other watch alongs, you can see how she has a bit of a depraved mind and I'm all for it. I'm thinking this might have been a bit much for Kristen but that's ok. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes. Deadpool can be a bit much for some people.
4:00 No, Kristen. This is Ryan Reynolds’ creativity under a Marvel production. It’s completely Ryan Reynolds’ brain. Edit: I completely forgot it's a fox production, thanks for the correction guys. It is a Fox production owning rights to a marvel character.
This wasn't even a Marvel production. They had not yet bought Fox. This was purely a Fox greenlit project in the fact that they owned the Deadpool license. Now overall it is a Marvel character, but at the time this was made, Marvel did NOT have the movie rights to their own character (or any of the X-Men, or Spiderman either, and their associated characters/villains)
Both of the first two Deadpool movies came out BEFORE Marvel bought 20th Century Fox. The first was in 2016 and the second was 2018. The Marvel / 20th Century Fox deal wasn't final until 2019, Marvel didn't own the movie rights to Deapool until then.
Deadpool isn't a Super Hero; he is an Anti-Hero(An antihero is the main character of a story, but one who doesn't act like a typical hero. Antiheroes are often a little villainous.) They do the right things but not always the right way.
I think one of the funniest things about this movie to me is that the henchmen Deadpool plowed through probably weren't lying when they said they didn't know where Francis was. They knew him as Ajax and Deadpool kept asking for Francis! Any survivors were probably like "Seriously! Who the f*** is Francis?!"
After Deadpool’s actual first appearance on the big screen with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, we all know fans extremely hated it. So the test footage for this movie was released and just like that we get what I personally think is my favorite X-Men and Ryan Reynolds movie. It basically does everything to be hilarious and make fun of Marvel movies and other movies and it succeeded.
Fun fact: when Francis first met wade and was injecting him and angel punches him, Ryan was adlibbing different jokes about Gina and when he said “less angry Rosie o Donnell” she actually punched him and knocked him out, she apologized but Ryan was cracking up watching the footage and that was the take they used, him getting knocked out and all.
Colossus has always (to my knowledge) been Russian. His comic book full name is Piotr "Peter" Nikolayevich Rasputin. I'm guessing they had never bothered to have him speak with a heavy Russian accent b/c he's never been all that central to the movies so far.
Deadpool looks the way he does because his body is still growing cancer cells. His mutation causes his good cells to attack the cancerous cells as fast as they form... but his mutant ability also causes the cancer cells to form faster. In truth, his skin should be writhing from the formation and destruction of the cancer cells.
Upvote to get this more seen. It makes sense that his cancer regenerates because it does share his dna, and therefor the same markers for the mutation...
I think it's hilarious watching Achara try to convince Kristen that Deadpool is a hero and Kristen saying he's a sociopath cause honestly they're both right.
In Marvel cannon Colossus has always been Russian. His name is Piotr Nikolayevich Rasputin, and his sister is Ilyana (they screwed her character up in "New Mutants", but whatever) and she is also a mutant. They nailed his personality here too.
Deadpool is NOT a hero, he is an anti-hero, he doesn't bother with all the pesky "hero" behaviour of stopping and locking bad guys away just for them to escape later, he just straight puts them down. 😅
With the exception of Christopher Reeves as Superman and Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool is the most perfect casting for any comic book character in film history.
J. K. Simmons as J Jonah Jameson is the most perfect casting. Ryan is tied second with Sir Patrick Stewart as professor X. RDJ takes third. Sorry Christopher Reeves like Hugh Jackman and Michael Keaton just ended up being MUCH MUCH AND WAY better than people thought they would be.
@@p.mc.4449 Sorry I forgot Wesley. He would tie third with RDJ. Definitely deserves a spot on the podium but tied for third is highest he should be. (In my head list at least)
@@bharat-dz9wi He has been rightly described as both an "anti-hero" and as a "villain protagonist". The two things are not mutually exclusive. White's antihero side is shown in his willingness to kill other bad guys, especially ones far worse than him, just like John Wick and Deadpool have done. Yet he still wanted to provide for his family despite his son's rejection of him. His Villain side was shown in his unwillingness to help save Jesse's choking gf, Jane Margolis. And his willingness to poison the child of Jesse's new gf. And he also poisoned Lydia and killed Mike. And he covered up of the unintended shooting death of that innocent 14 year old kid on a motorcycle. I think based on his later villainy, that he deserved a far more painful and bloodier ending than he received which is why I was not totally happy with how the show ended. But I think everyone acknowledges White's anti-hero status because they rightly rooted for him every time he took down another major criminal, sometimes in the most creative and ingenious way possible (e.g. the M60 machine gun scene). BTW there's a funny parody of Breaking Bad called "How Breaking Bad Should End - Key of Awesome #77!" czcams.com/video/s1hxA_Nlf4Y/video.html
@@x_trio_3_po333 The reason we sympathize with him is because we are emotionally invested at that point in the later seasons. But walter white is a villain pretty much. He has pride and ego. An anti-hero as rightly said doesn't kill innocents yet he lead to the death of countless innocents. Got jesse captured and tortured, he got hank killed and very much hated hank. Whatever walter did was for himself as rightly stated in the end. He got Gail killed by manipulating jesse. How is he a anti- hero in any sense. He clearly is a villain. Jesse went through hell because of walter. Again my point stand we sympathize with walt because. His wife doesn't have sex with him, hank undermines his manhood, his teaching job sucks, his son doesn't respect him, he has no control over his life literally because of cancer. We can see the how bad his life is and want better for him.
@@bharat-dz9wi If an anti-hero "doesn't kill innocents", then neither Dead pool nor John Wick can be called anti-heroes. Because in the opening battle scene in DP 1 on the freeway, Dead pool recklessly endangered the lives of numerous innocent car drivers, many of whom were also likely killed in car crashes. And potentially he could have also accidentally killed his girlfriend if she had been on the freeway on that day. Not to mention any innocent civilians walking nearby that facility that had exploded when he tried to escape from there. Ditto with John Wick who engaged in a public gun battle in the Red Circle club, numerous innocent club goers could have been easily killed by stray gunfire. Walter White was an anti-hero because he was a cancer patient and a family man, and he also killed more dangerous criminals than himself, and that is why we sympathized with him. And also is why he is rightly classified as an anti-hero, in addition to being a villain protagonist as a result of his breaking bad, i.e. his moral descent into the criminal underworld. The obvious dual tension of being both an anti-hero and a villain was what made his character so appealing to millions of viewers. So they could see how this moral tension would ultimately resolve itself. I think they did a pretty good job over all. But to write off Walter White as merely and only a "villain" is simplistic at best, and misleading at worst as it denies the various nuances of his real character.
My brother in law is comstantly getting cancer. Tons of issues from the 7 rounds of it he has kicked. At the last charity match we did, he said if his aortic aneurism pops while we're out there, dont bother calling anyine till after the natch. I said, theres probably enough ice there to chill out until the coroner arrives so you dont start to smell. Haha. Twisted gallows humor we im the combat vet community have. Love it!
Someone probably already posted this, but the blind lady is played by Nichelle Nichols, who played Uhura in the Star Trek TV show and movies. Great to see her on screen.
Kristen comparing Gina Corrano to a shot puter is hilarious. Gina'd probably feel flattered and laugh her ass off those girls are tough as nails and twice as strong.
This is the only R rated movie I have ever gone to in the theaters where more then, a third of the audience was small children. Everyone loves Deadpool
I saw it at our local drive-in theater. The owner had a lot of irate parents when he made it an adults only night. He knew if he let kids in he'd have a LOT MORE irate parents! LOL
Swear to God there was a boy that had to be 12 or so near us & his mom gasped and covered his eyes during the strip club scene but his eyes were huge & has a "cool!" expression on his face 😂😅🤣
I still remember watching this in the theater and everyone just laughing their ass of there. Deadpool in 2016 at that time had the highest box office ALL TIME for an R-rated movie.
Loved your reaction to DP. Yes, it's raunchy, low brow humor, and it's every little boys deepest desire to be a part of. Can't wait for y'all to watch 2!
14:51 These are the features of a man who has never actually been legitimately happy, but has spent _many_ years studying what happiness is supposed to look like.
The most Vancouver superhero ever made. Ryan Reynolds is from Vancouver, it's shot in Vancouver, near where I used to work and live, and the humour is very sarcastic and dark. Since I moved to Vancouver Island, I rewatch it just for nostalgia. This, Juno and the Highlander series. The locations are awesome.
It's funny how she kept saying how immature and vulgar he is, and that this movie was made by little boys and it was crude, rude, foul and nasty, but she laughed through the entire thing🤦
She even comments at the end about how much she wanted to laugh and jump on board but refused to let herself because she thought she wasn't "supposed to", like she was getting set up to get cancelled. Which is tragic, really. Crazy that people can't just let themselves be themselves on the internet, what a world we live in.
This film and Logan are probably the truest to the comic book characters. They needed an R rating to make that happen. Also, Colossus was always Russian.
Just a reminder, that it's widely considered that Deadpool's greatest power is that he is fully cognizant of the fact that he exists in a comic. He is aware he is the main hero if his own story and that you, the reader/viewer are watching him. So while it may seem that he is insane or a sociopath, can you imagine what it would be like if you knew you were just a fictional character in what is effectively a simulation?
Fun fact, this was filmed in my home town of Vancouver. I recognize a lot of locations, like the bridge from the opening. No.5 Orange is a real club in the heart of the city, and I just noticed they didn't even cover their signage, lol, Free advertising, I guess!
You have no idea how crazy Deadpool is. This guy killed the entire Marvel Universe 3 times and breaks the 4th wall so much it's a wonder he hasn't actually popped himself out of the comics for real and bring some chaos with him!
Remember, they changed history in Days of Future Past, that’s why his origin is different here, it’s a new timeline, the events we saw in Origins: Wolverine never happened, or happened differently.
No history was changed. The Deadpool movies are their own thing. Just like the original trilogy and the first class movies despite the efforts of Days of Future Past trying to force a connection.
Colossus was always supposed to be Russion, ironically the most accurate version is totally cg. Also, Deadpool is crazy, but also aware he's a character in the movie. His power is basically super cancer, it's taken over his whole body. It heals and keeps him alive, but ruins his skin and messes with his brain.
5:20 Deadpool started as a villain in the New Mutants then X-Force comics. He became such a popular character that they made him an anti-hero like they did with Venom.
The worst part about Deadpool is unlike wolverine Deadpool’s dead cells are replayed with other bad cells with keeps him in constant pain that’s why wolverine is always in prime shape and Deadpool is in pain
Every major comic book character has their own tagline - perhaps the best known are The Dark Knight (Batman) and Blue Boy Scout (Superman). Deadpool is The Merc with the Mouth and Ryan Reynolds gives the role 1337%! Deadpool is also a 'crackpot conspiracy theorist' who believes that the entire universe is just a fictional world made up to entertain teenaged boys and comes up with the most insane explanations for inconsistencies that he notices. (Which is often hilarious because he's actually right but no one in-universe believes him.) It's also funny to note how he kept demanding to know where Francis was but no one would tell him - rather, they couldn't tell Deadpool because they only ever knew the guy as Ajax. Until he gets to 'Agent Smith' who, being a recruiter for mutant conversion program which produced Ajax, was one of the only people who knew him as Francis.
Colossus was Russian originally in the comics so it’s not some sudden change. They’re actually adhering to the source material. This entire movie was pretty comic accurate.
A major shot in the arm for the Superhero genre. The X-Men film franchise at an whole new level while toe to toe with the MCU. This character's comic debut was in 1990 as an villain, long before he was an anti-hero. Adaptating DP into a movie lasted over a decade with Reynolds fully committed to it in every aspect. It's also the directorial film debut of Tim Mlller, best known as an animator. Most say that the events for Days of Futurepast was part of the alterations to having the character done right or it's just standalone from X-Men origins:Wolverine. This film is brilliant and has everything it deserves. A great story with clusters of creativity. The supporting characters (ally or villain) are not too comic-booky neither. Even without the flashy stuff, the movie still feels strong enough to be entertaining. Ryan Reynolds' most celebrated role ever, in front of or behind the camera as writer/producer. This needed to be Rated-R to shake things up and away from the goody-good stuff. There is no 4th wall-breaking if it's not done by the "Merc with a Mouth" himself. Reynolds hams it up to the fullest. Poking fun at just about everyone and everybody. Pop culture is not off limits, neither is this franchise or other films in the genre (absolutely). Out of the many superhero films in 2016, Deadpool is among the most brilliant. Highest-grossing Rated-R film ever and winning 15 awards. You think this one is great, wait till you watch DP2.
This Deadpool is like the most accurate depiction in a movie ever. Ryan Reynolds completely put his heart and soul in bringing Deadpool to life
and he did good...
It worked out perfectly because his actual personality matched that of Deadpool's in the comics.
It always shocks me how people are surprised by that. Deadpool’s comics were notoriously gorey and full of dark humor. He can’t fit into the Disney MCU seemlessly. Disney created a PG universe. Marvel is hardcore, to the point you feel sick. Rape, Murder, Human trafficking, torture, etc. Deadpool was essentially the first to do it right, with the exception of Blade.
Fox really got some great actors to be 1:1 to the comics
he might of put something else of his into this ;)
My favorite joke in the movie is that none of the criminals knew that Ajax's real name was 'Francis', he spent all that time looking for Francis, if he just asked for Ajax that would cut out half the story
I actually never thought of that 😂
Bro you just blew my mind wtf 😳
You sir win the internet!
That is mostly true, but there were instances where he said "Where's your boss?!" instead of just Francis. But I suppose it's hard to think straight when you got an unkillable assassin on your ass.
Technically true, but as a 4th wall monster, I think that was the plan. Wade needed to clear the board of all those people including Agent Smith.
Deadpool in the comics is actually aware he’s in a comic so in the movie he’s aware of a budget and cam shots and makes the best jokes about the movie or even actors(himself) I love this movie
The whole meta-narative thing he does is even better in the new one! The digs and jabs at Fox, Marvel and Disney in general and the current state of it are great!
@@SecondSince probably a lot of truth in those jokes with Ryan being so invested in listening to fans more than those corporate guys when it came to all the changes in the beginning in it's writing, film production and right up through the end where the changes were made on the sleeves to the Wolverine costume during post production in the shots where they're missing are CGi. ✌️🤟💨
Its even shown in movies so Deadpool once killed Marvel.
Imagine men said "This movie was written by women this is little girls writing a film" What would people do? 44:26
There's no way this is the first time one of em seen these movies for the first time. The hell
To me Ryan Reynolds playing Deadpool is exact same situation that we have with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. These actor was born to play these roles and i can't imagine anyone else expect them to play this characters. It's amazing
I don't think rdj as iron man is on that level. Chris Hemsworth as thor odinson is an underrated one tho. I've seen so many fancasts and thor is the only one I can't really change in my mind, Chris really is the perfect thor.
@@elektrasgf i respect your opinion. But as i said for me RDR was just born to play iron man and he did it perfectly in my opinion.
Hugh Jackman is 6'-2". Wolverine's official height in the comics is 5'-3". Jackman is so tall that, in the original X-Men film, they had to alter the sets to make him appear to be shorter compared to the other actors. Wolverine is also much stockier than Jackman could ever be. Hugh was definitely *not* born to play Wolverine, but he does a good job of it anyway.
@@Valandor_Celestial_Warlock i understand the point but for me he is he looks exacly as i can imagine logan in real life
How do you feel about RDJ playing Doctor Doom
This was actually the first movie to get Colossus right. His look from the comics, the Russian accent from the comics, his good nature. Deadpool looks like he does because his healing factor is working constantly 24/7 to fight his cancer.
I love the bit in the comics where Deadpool was trying to steal some Vibranium from Wakanda and encountered T'Challa and T'Challa said "It's the cancer that grows back, not the life. You never had a healing factor, you have a dying factor."
His cancer is his healing factor
@@sudemglaibasumatary6050 Yup, all damaged cells are replaced by dying cells constantly replacing each other. So he always feels like shit, but can't really die
@@sudemglaibasumatary6050really? I don’t know much about Deadpool that’s why I ask.
On a way cheaper budget than the X-Men film before this, and he looked amazing. So much more accurate to the comics
Ryan Reynolds was born to be Deadpool. It's almost scary
there was a comic book back in the 2000s with cable where wade talks bout himself and says he looks like Ryan Reynolds’s😂
exactly what I was gonna comment...and Ryan himself read the part where Wade said "I look like a croos between Ryan Reynolds and a sharp pei"
@@weird_perspective68*sharpei
If you haven't seen it yet, you have to check out "Waiting..." It shows you that Ryan Reynolds was indeed *born* to play Deadpool.
Ryan Reynolds is like perfect for the character and like you said it's scary how perfect he wants to be casted for that character. It's you can't see anyone else play that role it is super scary it was like a match made in heaven
I love the fact that Deadpool's chronic lack of ammunition in this movie is because the studio, which didn't really trust the movie to do well, put a limit on how many times Deadpool was allowed to shoot a gun. Rather than spread it out throughout the movie, they blew the entire twelve-bullet 'budget' in the first fight scene.
but he shoots Francis at the end
@@Parrasect_oc So a thirteen bullet budget
“He’s got a nice pair of smooth criminals down unda” is crazy 😂
I have an Australian mate I've played video games with for over a decade now and I often casually drop that line lol
Fun fact: In the comics whenever someone would talk too much, Deadpool would shoot himself out of boredom. Him shooting Francis is a reference to that.
My favorite instance of that was in the game. Where cable is droning on and deadpool is crying. Begging for the player to make it stop…then you push a button and he shoots himself.
“DAMNIT WADE!”
Imagine men said "This movie was written by women this is little girls writing a film" What would people do? 44:26
@@supersonic1920cry about it
@@Winterborn5one of the voices in his head was like “oh God here he goes again, it’s not even 10 seconds before he starts boring us with his dire warning for the future crap”
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@@TrashyJayys93 lol. We MAY want to pay attention. It could contain a crucial plot point...
Ryan Reynolds first became aware of Deadpool because a producer friend told him after seeing the film Blade Trinity that if they ever make a Deadpool movie he would be perfect to play him. Ryan confessed that he had never heard of Deadpool before, so the producer mailed him some Deadpool comics. When he was reading the comics there is a scene in one issue where he is walking down the street and an old woman asks Deadpool what he looks like under the mask, he then says “ I look like a cross between Ryan Reynolds and a Shar-Pei”. After Ryan heard destiny call to him he then spent the next 11 years trying to get this movie made.
Damn, really?! A fine example of a person fulfilling their destiny.
He did a pretty damn good job!
I'm glad some else knew the info. The fact that Ryan was forced to play Notpool in Origins: Wolverine sucks. The parts of him as Wade Wilson in that movie were written by him cause it was filmed during a writers strike. No other actor could/can play Deadpool.
Just like Hugh Jackman was born for Wolverine ,Ryan was born for DP. Which was amazing that way before DP&Wolverine ,Both of them had this invisible friendship that sometimes where they make fun of each other ,every other times They being best pals online ,fans knew for so long. And Now they are gonna do it in their roles ,because even in the comics ,the characters had precisely that sorta thing.
I love that them both aren't doing the roles just for acting ,They are loving & doing it for real ,in both stage & offstage.
@@batknightchannel8169 except that Hugh is almost a foot taller than Wolverine in the comics
The reason why Deadpool 'forgot' his duffle bag in the cab was because they couldn't afford a big shoot out scene. So they improvised it to something better, imo
Imagine men said "This movie was written by women this is little girls writing a film" What would people do? 44:26
@@supersonic1920 Dude stop writing the same thing under every comment.
and they couldn't afford it, because they missed that the promotion budget was included in the film budget
@@EllieAngharad91it IS true what he's saying though my dear chick.
24:52 Fun Fact. This song is originally a Fan made song about the Deadpool game. The makers of this movie liked it so much they used it in the film.
He’s THE anti-hero. And yes, he is clinically insane.
which does not really means, that he would need help...
Yes, he does need help, he is quite literally fuckin crazyyy, BUT HES THE COOLEST ANTI HERO up there with wolverine
@@erickdelgado3014 no he does not ned help.... last time someone tried to help with his mental condition, deadpool killed all of marvel....
@@Metzwerg74 all because of plot,If we are being honest he can't get through most of the powerhouses
@br0ken_107 no. Deathstroke is a weird ass pedophile. Deadpool may have came after him and straight rip off..He's wayy better, Stronger, and just overall the better character.
i always love Deadpool going around asking for Francis but people only know him as Ajax😭💀
LOL classic Deadpool logic 🤣
Only time he got to Jared was when he yelled out "where's your boss" instead of francis 😅😅
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@@kuiviathat dudes name isnt actually Jared lol the joke is he looks like a kiddy diddler, like Subway's old owner Jared Fogle, which is why he makes a footlong joke
You know what’s crazy. People think Ryan Reynolds really put his heart and soul into this. I think this character comes so naturally to him. There couldn’t be another actor to portray it better than him
I absolutely loved that she was not prepared for gore and the dialogue in this movie. 😂
Imagine men said "This movie was written by women this is little girls writing a film" What would people do? 44:26
Colossus being Russian is canon to the comics.
Yep. Colossus has always been Russian, and was a former enforcer for the Russian mafia if I recall correctly.
Huh, That would actually explains why he keeps trying to get Deadpool to join instead of just arresting him, he believes in second chances because he had one himself @JeffKelly03
@@nugget3687 Why dose he not revert to human form when in the taxi..he can do that you know.
@@mikedignum1868 They didn't have the budget for that.
In the ultimates universe he was a criminal but in the 616 universe, he was a pacifist preferring to protect others rather than be aggressive other than a few cases
The idiots at 20th Century Fox originally shelved this movie because they didn’t think it would make money, but they had their hand forced because because someone (and to this day it truly isn’t known who it really was) leaked the test footage on CZcams and within 24 hours they were bombarded with so much angry tweets and fan letters that they gave in and gave them a budget of only 1/3 of what the average superhero blockbuster costs. It wound up becoming the highest grossing R rated film internationally.
Yeah we totally don’t know who leaked that footage. * wink wink *
Shelving it would've been one thing, Fox put it in turnaround and washed their hands of even starting production til the footage leaked.
@@fightingfaerie that’s the thing though, I don’t think it was Ryan, maybe he helped in some way but not directly. Because test footage like that is marked in a way where they could trace it to anyone who made that footage but they couldn’t. So I like to think that it was just a true fan who snuck in and got the footage out without Ryan knowing about anything.
@@thedarkknight2221Ryan has admitted it in interview can't remember which believe it was graham Norton either way it was years after believe during 2 but it was his baby he actually said he accidently sent it out but I mean lol
“Someone” leaked the footage. Totally not something Deadpool would do
Ryan Reynolds and Deadpool is a match made in heaven. Deadpool feels like a reason for Ryan Reynolds to be himself 😂
FYI: Deadpool has perfect aim, is in a constant state of death, and yes, he can feel EVERYTHING.
Deadpool and Colossus were actually comic book accurate in this movie unlike the previous xmen films.
You're right Kristen, Deadpool is NOT a hero, he's an anti-hero. A character who straddles the line between good and bad, but he still only goes after bad guys. In his own comics and movies we're supposed to cheer for him because of how bad the bad guy is, but when he shows up in other character's comics (and perhaps movies eventually), he's often a problem they need to deal with.
Like Logan and his daughter Laura definitely not being clean cut heroes with how many bad guys’ heads are cut off in Logan. And of course Venom with how many baddies heads they tear off too
I love how every time he makes an inappropriate joke or offs someone Achara is sitting there smiling "holy s**t im loving this." and Kristen just looks disturbed
The most obscure joke in this movie is when Wade is being admitted to the lab and says, "Please don't make the super-suit green... or animated!". This is a direct reference to Ryan Reynold's staring role in the movie, so bad, it almost ended his career; “The Green Lantern” from 2011.
It really was a bad movie and so entrenched in Reynold's worst memories, he even included a Green Lantern photograph falling out of a wallet during the opening credits of "Deadpool" (among other Easter eggs in other movies).
47:20 Colossus in the comics is Russian. His name is Piotr Rasputin. The previous X Men movies just showed him as a slender shiny man, which didn’t look comic accurate. Therefore, they made Colossus huge (as he should be) and Russian, which is based on the comics.
Edit: His sister, illyana Rasputin, is Magik (played by Anya-Taylor Joy), one of the new mutants in the 2020 New Mutants film which is just a terrible film.
Aee!! I’m batman, who are you???
Did they not want any Russian brethren to play colossus back in the day or since its fox they didn’t care about being comic accurate
@@aidansingh7462 I'm vengeance.
@@vvschrisyt8848 probably both. I bet it is the latter one. They were just not comic accurate and it was fine.
@@priyanshjoshi7 then I’m in the knight, I AM BATMAN
Regarding Kristen's comment about Deadpool looking like Spider-Man, that's intentional. Deadpool's comic creator Rob Liefeld even originally pitched the character to Marvel as "He's Spider-Man except with guns and a sword and he's a jackass."
Also his use of swords was inspired by the DC villain Deathstroke that Liefeld was also a huge fan of, he even named Deadpool Wade Wilson as an homage to Deathstroke whose real name is Slade Wilson.
Liefeld officially denies that, though he probably has to for legal copyright reasons.
@@JakkFrost1 And Deadpool's co-creator has officially said otherwise.
"This quote from Fabian Nicieza is pulled from The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection #56, which is an informative magazine published by Eaglemoss Publications.
“When Liefeld sent his co-creator his first designs of Deadpool, Nicieza replied “This is Deathstroke from the Teen Titans.””
Not to mention the VERY obvious similarities in the names and costumes. Liefeld is either denying that the characters themselves are similar (which is true, they have very different personalities) or is just trolling fans.
P.S. And let's not forget that when Deadpool (Wade Wilson) was first introduced, it was as a supervillain fighting the New Mutants, the teen mutant superhero comic at the time, and simultaneously Deathstroke (Slade Wilson) was a main supervillain antagonist for the Teen Titans in DC. But I'm sure it's TOTALLY a coincidence, Mr Liefeld! 😉
@@Bodyknock I didn't deny all that, already know it, just said that Liefeld _officially_ denies it.
In comic book Canon Deadpool favorite person is Spiderman. So much so that he modeled his mannerisms and joking, his costume after him, including the eyes.he just carries it to extreme. He took a contract from criminals to kill Peter Parker not realizing that Peter was Spiderman. Their teamups have been classics
Deadpool is a Anti-hero, mostly funny and Maniac but still he is a huge threat to Avengers , he once destroyed whole Avengers + Xmen in a different timeline.
Fun fact: The blind lady is actually a retired Black Widow in the comics.
Kristen doesn’t even know who Deadpool is. She’s so adorable 😅
I know right super entertaining seeing her react 😂😂
She's so shocked by how he acts...I'm really surprised lol.
To be fair, before the MCU a lot of people didn't, even comic book fans.
Not chronically online like you weirdos
@@chand911 🤓
Funny thing is when wade is killing all these men asking for Francis no one knows him by that name 😂
Really😂?
@@zephyrekansh Yeah, he only actually gets an answer when he asks 'where's your boss' instead of 'where's Francis'.
@@zephyrekansh yeah hes known as Ajax
#3
Wade and bartender have most accurate best friends behavior between two guys tbh
Comic Deadpool has the power to speak to the reader .
The best way that I've described Deadpool to someone is that he's The Only one that knows that he's just a "comic book/movie character". Hence the 4th wall breaks to the reader/viewer 😊😊
It's actually his biggest super power, knowing he is in a comic.
Deadpool is an anti-hero. This is probably the most accurate portrayal of all the comic book movies, up to and including the fourth wall breaks and the fact that Deadpool is aware that he is a character in a movie/comic book and lets you know that he is aware.
This is why I love Achara's personality. From watching these movies and other watch alongs, you can see how she has a bit of a depraved mind and I'm all for it. I'm thinking this might have been a bit much for Kristen but that's ok. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes. Deadpool can be a bit much for some people.
Deadpool is so crazy, that in comic books, and a few video games, the voices in his head are characters to themselves.
4:00 No, Kristen. This is Ryan Reynolds’ creativity under a Marvel production. It’s completely Ryan Reynolds’ brain.
Edit: I completely forgot it's a fox production, thanks for the correction guys. It is a Fox production owning rights to a marvel character.
This wasn't even a Marvel production. They had not yet bought Fox. This was purely a Fox greenlit project in the fact that they owned the Deadpool license.
Now overall it is a Marvel character, but at the time this was made, Marvel did NOT have the movie rights to their own character (or any of the X-Men, or Spiderman either, and their associated characters/villains)
@@BlackSmokeDMax *Yep, that's why it isn't one of the regular PG-13 "Sleepy 🥱😴go Bye-Bye" movies.* 😈
bro what are you saying its not marvel its 20th Century Studios check your facts
Both of the first two Deadpool movies came out BEFORE Marvel bought 20th Century Fox. The first was in 2016 and the second was 2018. The Marvel / 20th Century Fox deal wasn't final until 2019, Marvel didn't own the movie rights to Deapool until then.
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The "Radioactive Shar Pei" line is in reference to a comic where Deadpool says he looks like a mix between Ryan Reynolds and a radioactive Shar Pei
What’s a Shar Pei?
@@jrnsurlan405a breed of dog.
@@jrnsurlan405 you know those little dogs that white girls carry on their bags?
@@jrnsurlan405 sort of like a chow chow kinda dog
@@jrnsurlan405 A dog with very wrinkly skin.
Deadpool isn't a Super Hero; he is an Anti-Hero(An antihero is the main character of a story, but one who doesn't act like a typical hero. Antiheroes are often a little villainous.) They do the right things but not always the right way.
The best way I have heard it defined is: "If a hero is a character with heroic traits. An anti-hero is a hero with unheroic traits."
Just so you know, Colossus has always been russian. He and his sister Majik are from Siberia.
I think one of the funniest things about this movie to me is that the henchmen Deadpool plowed through probably weren't lying when they said they didn't know where Francis was. They knew him as Ajax and Deadpool kept asking for Francis! Any survivors were probably like "Seriously! Who the f*** is Francis?!"
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After Deadpool’s actual first appearance on the big screen with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, we all know fans extremely hated it. So the test footage for this movie was released and just like that we get what I personally think is my favorite X-Men and Ryan Reynolds movie. It basically does everything to be hilarious and make fun of Marvel movies and other movies and it succeeded.
Their hate was entirely unnecessary and never made sense.
@@BatmanFan76 and that hate was justified, even the creator Rob Liefeld was disgusted by what they did to him in the movie.
I never agreed with the hate towards Reynolds. It was clear he was fine but the studio made stupid choices
@@thedarkknight2221 No it was definitely not justified, especially since there was a possibility of course correction.
@@imthestein No they didn't. The fans just weren't patient enough to let the studio realize their full version of Deadpool.
Me and my late wife saw this for valentines that year. Lost her a few years later. Was all great fun watching this. 😊❤
Fun fact: when Francis first met wade and was injecting him and angel punches him, Ryan was adlibbing different jokes about Gina and when he said “less angry Rosie o Donnell” she actually punched him and knocked him out, she apologized but Ryan was cracking up watching the footage and that was the take they used, him getting knocked out and all.
Who's thumbing up made up trivia? This never hapepned.
@@ImAlsoMerobiba
”Sorry, Gina.”
“Motherfucker!”
Source: Your ass.
Though Gina being a violent dipshit would be totally on point, so.. points for partial believability.
Yeah that's not true at all
Colossus has always (to my knowledge) been Russian. His comic book full name is Piotr "Peter" Nikolayevich Rasputin. I'm guessing they had never bothered to have him speak with a heavy Russian accent b/c he's never been all that central to the movies so far.
Deadpool looks the way he does because his body is still growing cancer cells. His mutation causes his good cells to attack the cancerous cells as fast as they form... but his mutant ability also causes the cancer cells to form faster. In truth, his skin should be writhing from the formation and destruction of the cancer cells.
Upvote to get this more seen. It makes sense that his cancer regenerates because it does share his dna, and therefor the same markers for the mutation...
Deadpool: *Has guns and swords on his back*
Kristen: "Is he Spider-Man?"
Yes Kristen.. Yes he is..
Nah, he's Deathstroke.
You probably didn’t notice, but when he was impaled in the lab while it burned down. He healed without the rebarb, meaning that he revived from ash.
I’ve been waiting for Kristen and Achara to get to this!! The dynamic duo!
"That's not Spider-Man, right?"
You have no idea how hard it was for me to continue to even keep watching the video after that.
😂😂😂
Ryan Reynolds didn't have the money for the use of all those guns 33:20 😂
I think it's hilarious watching Achara try to convince Kristen that Deadpool is a hero and Kristen saying he's a sociopath cause honestly they're both right.
Ryan Reynolds is just effortlessly funny. His timing is absolutely perfect. It's like Jim Carey made a baby with Matthew Perry (RIP)
With a pinch of 80's manic Bill Murray...🥰
@@Cyborgannaomg...EXACTLY!!
Deadpool n Wolverine is gonna be fire
I need an update, was it fire?
@@JulianHill-xd4bt 🔥
wade and vanessa matched eachothers freak like crazy
No matter how many times I see it. It always warms my heart to see Kristen recognize Deadpool as the sword guy! this is why i love reactions
In Marvel cannon Colossus has always been Russian. His name is Piotr Nikolayevich Rasputin, and his sister is Ilyana (they screwed her character up in "New Mutants", but whatever) and she is also a mutant. They nailed his personality here too.
When you realize Deadpool just killed a ton of people asking for “Francis” instead of “Ajax” 😂😂😂
Ryan Reynolds was absolutely born for this!
The best part of "where's Francis?" is that none of them know him by that name.
Deadpool is NOT a hero, he is an anti-hero, he doesn't bother with all the pesky "hero" behaviour of stopping and locking bad guys away just for them to escape later, he just straight puts them down. 😅
With the exception of Christopher Reeves as Superman and Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool is the most perfect casting for any comic book character in film history.
J. K. Simmons as J Jonah Jameson is the most perfect casting. Ryan is tied second with Sir Patrick Stewart as professor X. RDJ takes third. Sorry Christopher Reeves like Hugh Jackman and Michael Keaton just ended up being MUCH MUCH AND WAY better than people thought they would be.
What about Wesley Snipes as Blade?
@@p.mc.4449 Sorry I forgot Wesley. He would tie third with RDJ. Definitely deserves a spot on the podium but tied for third is highest he should be. (In my head list at least)
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine is perfect casting too.
Anthony Star as Homelander
The Ferris Beuler's day off reference at the end of movie extra is just priceless :D
The cab driver Dopinder is named in tribute after Ryan’s elementary school friend who died in a freak accident.
That mid credit scene was an homage to Ferris Bueller's Day Off which had an almost identical scene.
It’s sad how many people don’t get the reference.
@@KevyNova To be fair, that movie is a nearly 40 y/o movie.
@@Vulcanerd no way! That would make me over 50!
@@KevyNova I... have some bad news... 😝🤣
@@Vulcanerd don’t tell me David Lee Roth left Van Halen!
5:19 Deadpool is what is called an Antihero. They are good, but will kill. Specifically villains, bad guys, etc.
Like John Wick, Walter White, Leon the Professional, and Travis Bickle to name a few.
Walter white is a villain.
@@bharat-dz9wi He has been rightly described as both an "anti-hero" and as a "villain protagonist". The two things are not mutually exclusive. White's antihero side is shown in his willingness to kill other bad guys, especially ones far worse than him, just like John Wick and Deadpool have done. Yet he still wanted to provide for his family despite his son's rejection of him. His Villain side was shown in his unwillingness to help save Jesse's choking gf, Jane Margolis. And his willingness to poison the child of Jesse's new gf. And he also poisoned Lydia and killed Mike. And he covered up of the unintended shooting death of that innocent 14 year old kid on a motorcycle. I think based on his later villainy, that he deserved a far more painful and bloodier ending than he received which is why I was not totally happy with how the show ended. But I think everyone acknowledges White's anti-hero status because they rightly rooted for him every time he took down another major criminal, sometimes in the most creative and ingenious way possible (e.g. the M60 machine gun scene). BTW there's a funny parody of Breaking Bad called "How Breaking Bad Should End - Key of Awesome #77!"
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@@x_trio_3_po333 The reason we sympathize with him is because we are emotionally invested at that point in the later seasons. But walter white is a villain pretty much. He has pride and ego. An anti-hero as rightly said doesn't kill innocents yet he lead to the death of countless innocents. Got jesse captured and tortured, he got hank killed and very much hated hank. Whatever walter did was for himself as rightly stated in the end. He got Gail killed by manipulating jesse. How is he a anti- hero in any sense. He clearly is a villain. Jesse went through hell because of walter. Again my point stand we sympathize with walt because. His wife doesn't have sex with him, hank undermines his manhood, his teaching job sucks, his son doesn't respect him, he has no control over his life literally because of cancer. We can see the how bad his life is and want better for him.
@@bharat-dz9wi If an anti-hero "doesn't kill innocents", then neither Dead pool nor John Wick can be called anti-heroes. Because in the opening battle scene in DP 1 on the freeway, Dead pool recklessly endangered the lives of numerous innocent car drivers, many of whom were also likely killed in car crashes. And potentially he could have also accidentally killed his girlfriend if she had been on the freeway on that day. Not to mention any innocent civilians walking nearby that facility that had exploded when he tried to escape from there. Ditto with John Wick who engaged in a public gun battle in the Red Circle club, numerous innocent club goers could have been easily killed by stray gunfire.
Walter White was an anti-hero because he was a cancer patient and a family man, and he also killed more dangerous criminals than himself, and that is why we sympathized with him. And also is why he is rightly classified as an anti-hero, in addition to being a villain protagonist as a result of his breaking bad, i.e. his moral descent into the criminal underworld. The obvious dual tension of being both an anti-hero and a villain was what made his character so appealing to millions of viewers. So they could see how this moral tension would ultimately resolve itself. I think they did a pretty good job over all. But to write off Walter White as merely and only a "villain" is simplistic at best, and misleading at worst as it denies the various nuances of his real character.
My brother in law is comstantly getting cancer. Tons of issues from the 7 rounds of it he has kicked. At the last charity match we did, he said if his aortic aneurism pops while we're out there, dont bother calling anyine till after the natch. I said, theres probably enough ice there to chill out until the coroner arrives so you dont start to smell. Haha. Twisted gallows humor we im the combat vet community have. Love it!
Someone probably already posted this, but the blind lady is played by Nichelle Nichols, who played Uhura in the Star Trek TV show and movies. Great to see her on screen.
Kristen comparing Gina Corrano to a shot puter is hilarious. Gina'd probably feel flattered and laugh her ass off those girls are tough as nails and twice as strong.
This is the only R rated movie I have ever gone to in the theaters where more then, a third of the audience was small children.
Everyone loves Deadpool
Same..I almost couldn't believe the number of kids under 10 with their families
I wonder how many parents didn't think to look at the rating because they thought "it's a comic book based movie".
I saw it at our local drive-in theater. The owner had a lot of irate parents when he made it an adults only night. He knew if he let kids in he'd have a LOT MORE irate parents! LOL
Swear to God there was a boy that had to be 12 or so near us & his mom gasped and covered his eyes during the strip club scene but his eyes were huge & has a "cool!" expression on his face 😂😅🤣
I still remember watching this in the theater and everyone just laughing their ass of there. Deadpool in 2016 at that time had the highest box office ALL TIME for an R-rated movie.
Omg when you said "you're not even prepared!" the big head edit was incredible 😂
36:05 Colossus: "X-Men do not kill, ever." Negasonic: "Smashy smashy."
Loved your reaction to DP.
Yes, it's raunchy, low brow humor, and it's every little boys deepest desire to be a part of.
Can't wait for y'all to watch 2!
14:51 These are the features of a man who has never actually been legitimately happy, but has spent _many_ years studying what happiness is supposed to look like.
The most Vancouver superhero ever made. Ryan Reynolds is from Vancouver, it's shot in Vancouver, near where I used to work and live, and the humour is very sarcastic and dark. Since I moved to Vancouver Island, I rewatch it just for nostalgia. This, Juno and the Highlander series. The locations are awesome.
I feel like Deadpool’s humour is literally right up Kristen’s alley
Wow I was wrong so wrong
Sucks but..yeah
It's funny how she kept saying how immature and vulgar he is, and that this movie was made by little boys and it was crude, rude, foul and nasty, but she laughed through the entire thing🤦
It's always the ones cracking endless jokes in their reactions like John from the reel rejects who don't find funny movies funny or don't enjoy them.
I understood that reference @@ghostlee6434
She even comments at the end about how much she wanted to laugh and jump on board but refused to let herself because she thought she wasn't "supposed to", like she was getting set up to get cancelled.
Which is tragic, really. Crazy that people can't just let themselves be themselves on the internet, what a world we live in.
This film and Logan are probably the truest to the comic book characters. They needed an R rating to make that happen.
Also, Colossus was always Russian.
Just a reminder, that it's widely considered that Deadpool's greatest power is that he is fully cognizant of the fact that he exists in a comic. He is aware he is the main hero if his own story and that you, the reader/viewer are watching him. So while it may seem that he is insane or a sociopath, can you imagine what it would be like if you knew you were just a fictional character in what is effectively a simulation?
This ties with "Titanic" as romantic movies with the highest body count.
Ryan Reynolds is perfect for this role 👌.
Fun fact, this was filmed in my home town of Vancouver. I recognize a lot of locations, like the bridge from the opening. No.5 Orange is a real club in the heart of the city, and I just noticed they didn't even cover their signage, lol, Free advertising, I guess!
This was the humour and violence a true Marvel story should have.
The Maximum Effort line is a reference to his production company Maximum Effort!!
You have no idea how crazy Deadpool is. This guy killed the entire Marvel Universe 3 times and breaks the 4th wall so much it's a wonder he hasn't actually popped himself out of the comics for real and bring some chaos with him!
Remember, they changed history in Days of Future Past, that’s why his origin is different here, it’s a new timeline, the events we saw in Origins: Wolverine never happened, or happened differently.
No history was changed. The Deadpool movies are their own thing. Just like the original trilogy and the first class movies despite the efforts of Days of Future Past trying to force a connection.
Nah check DP 2 end credits 😂
@@diamonshade7484 The one where they retconned something they already retconned because casuals didn't know it got retconned? That scene is funny.
“All the dinosaurs feared the Trex”😂
The ski ball bit is just amazing😂
Colossus was always supposed to be Russion, ironically the most accurate version is totally cg. Also, Deadpool is crazy, but also aware he's a character in the movie. His power is basically super cancer, it's taken over his whole body. It heals and keeps him alive, but ruins his skin and messes with his brain.
5:20 Deadpool started as a villain in the New Mutants then X-Force comics. He became such a popular character that they made him an anti-hero like they did with Venom.
The worst part about Deadpool is unlike wolverine Deadpool’s dead cells are replayed with other bad cells with keeps him in constant pain that’s why wolverine is always in prime shape and Deadpool is in pain
Every major comic book character has their own tagline - perhaps the best known are The Dark Knight (Batman) and Blue Boy Scout (Superman). Deadpool is The Merc with the Mouth and Ryan Reynolds gives the role 1337%!
Deadpool is also a 'crackpot conspiracy theorist' who believes that the entire universe is just a fictional world made up to entertain teenaged boys and comes up with the most insane explanations for inconsistencies that he notices. (Which is often hilarious because he's actually right but no one in-universe believes him.)
It's also funny to note how he kept demanding to know where Francis was but no one would tell him - rather, they couldn't tell Deadpool because they only ever knew the guy as Ajax. Until he gets to 'Agent Smith' who, being a recruiter for mutant conversion program which produced Ajax, was one of the only people who knew him as Francis.
Wade’s friend Bob is actually a Hydra agent in comics.
Oh he's Hydra Bob😂😂😂😂 okay
I love to see new people reacting to these movies as everyone loves them and to see the fan base keep growing is so great.
In that killing montage...Nobody knows who Francis is because everyone knows him as Ajax.
Colossus was Russian originally in the comics so it’s not some sudden change. They’re actually adhering to the source material. This entire movie was pretty comic accurate.
A major shot in the arm for the Superhero genre.
The X-Men film franchise at an whole new level while toe to toe with the MCU.
This character's comic debut was in 1990 as an villain, long before he was an anti-hero.
Adaptating DP into a movie lasted over a decade with Reynolds fully committed to it in every aspect.
It's also the directorial film debut of Tim Mlller, best known as an animator.
Most say that the events for Days of Futurepast was part of the alterations to having the character done right or it's just standalone from X-Men origins:Wolverine.
This film is brilliant and has everything it deserves.
A great story with clusters of creativity.
The supporting characters (ally or villain) are not too comic-booky neither.
Even without the flashy stuff, the movie still feels strong enough to be entertaining.
Ryan Reynolds' most celebrated role ever, in front of or behind the camera as writer/producer.
This needed to be Rated-R to shake things up and away from the goody-good stuff.
There is no 4th wall-breaking if it's not done by the "Merc with a Mouth" himself.
Reynolds hams it up to the fullest.
Poking fun at just about everyone and everybody.
Pop culture is not off limits, neither is this franchise or other films in the genre (absolutely).
Out of the many superhero films in 2016, Deadpool is among the most brilliant.
Highest-grossing Rated-R film ever and winning 15 awards.
You think this one is great, wait till you watch DP2.
Deadpool 2 is just as good, and the end credits scene of that one is legendary, especially the Super Duper Cut!
It is absolutely wild how over a few weeks this video has become their second most popular one.
44:26 And yet you laughed the whole time. Huh...
She can’t? It’s just a comment, not a complaint