Deadpool and Wolverine - Is It Good or Nah?
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Published 2024-07-27
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All Comments (21)
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I can’t imagine parents finding out that this is Marvel Studios first Rated R film.
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Fun Fact: Despite what Cinephiles have told you for years, Deadpool & Wolverine is the Very First MCU movie to make use of the "He's right behind me, isn't he" and the "Well that just Happened" trope
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Schaffrillas continues to delay the inevitable Megamind Rules Season 2 review. I can’t say I blame him.
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Two small corrections: Yes Deadpool did indeed say "Welcome to the MCU" after "He's right behind me isn't he", so that line definitely had intent behind it. The connection between those two lines could've been stronger, but at least it was indeed intentional. And Colossus DID have a line about Great British Bake Off, my bad I forgor
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i love how instead of trying to make it big and super important, they made it fun and super exciting
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I wanna make a point on the "He's right behind me, isn't he" joke I personally give it some credit because he DOES make a joke about that line, because right after that line, he says "Welcome to the MCU... you kinda joined at a low point"
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can we appreciate how schaffrillas never kidnaps our families?
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To quote metaldermis5755: "You don't go into Deadpool expecting a narrative masterpiece, you go in expecting fun. And they absolutely delivered on that front."
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I love the moment when Deadpool and Wolverine said: "Lets f***ing go" and then f***ing went all over everyone
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1:35 it took a second to get his joke, but let me explain it “he’s right standing behind me, isn’t he? *turns around* welcome to the mcu!” it was a joke about how the internet likes to say that mcu humor is summed up by “he’s right behind me, isn’t he?” and “erm, that just happened!” which is why he said “welcome to the mcu!” after making that joke
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“Deadpool and Wolverine: Is it good or nah?” Short answer: Yes Long answer: Yes, definitely
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I'm pretty sure the "he's right behind me isn't he" line was supposed to be making fun of that joke and how it's been used as the prime example of MCU humor for so long, since the literal next line after that was Deadpool looking at Wolverine and saying "welcome to the MCU, you're joining at a bit of a low point." Or maybe I'm reading too far into it and the joke is just stupid.
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Seeing my theater dressed up in Deadpool and Wolverine cosplay was an amazing experience. Also nice being in a crowd that's been there since the very beginning with Blade and the Fox era of Marvel. Also when Wolverine finally donned his cowl, it was like seeing the prophecy be fulfilled. Took them 24 years, but it was worth the wait.
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best opening from a marvel movie? answer: yes
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SPOILER: The moment wolverine put his mask on after god knows how many years was just HYPE
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I think it was easily the funniest of the three Deadpool movies. All issues and the weak story aside, it was so much fun and I had a blast!
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Doesnt deadpool literally make fun of the "hes right behind me" mcu humor right after making the joke?
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The “He’s right behind me” joke was very clearly ironic, and they definitely acknowledged it. I mean, he says “welcome to the MCU btw” immediately after. Can’t get much more blatant than that
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By no means is this movie a storytelling gem, but goddamn is it fun, and you can tell everyone was passionate about it from start to finish
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I saw it twice. I liked it both times.
