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One of the few movies that I didn't want to end. Full of actions, laughs and a bit of heartache. Thank you Ryan for this epic trilogy. You did a great service with the Deadpool character.
Theme- 9.5/10
Rewatchibility- 9.5/10
Acting- 10/10
Kinematography- 10/10
Time- 10/10
Total - 49/5 = 9.8
They did it and I'll keep watching it until I'm 90! Going into this, I felt the movie would be successful, fun, and a perfectly serviceable film much like Deadpool 2. But coming out of it I realized that it over-delivered on those expectations. Hugh and Ryan are spectacular and expertly weave emotion and drama through two hours of humor and aggression. There are a lot of cameos and deep cuts out there but none really feel like homework nor take away from the movie if you don't get it. Language, blood, and gore aplenty which while gratuitous, is fine by me. I don't know where they go from here in for the franchise or the wider MCU, but I'll continue to stay and pray for our lord and savior; Marvel Jesus.
Thank you Marvel Jesus! That was brilliant!
Man, what a m̶o̶v̶i̶e̶(cameo). Cameo this, cameo that—no crazy plot or even a plot to begin with. I tried looking for a plot the entire movie and didn't find one. But it did have wild 3D effects, a crazy score, and a little bit of fun, and that's it. I think the movie never took itself seriously, it's just you. Gambit and Blade nailed it. I just went to the movie for Gambit and Wolverine.
Marvel's self-aware humor is negatively impacting their films in every possible way. It was already problematic when it targeted kids, but it's even worse when aimed at adults.
Yup they nailed it yet again!
The Chris Evans switcharoo had me screaming “fuck you” at the screen. Slow clap! Please give me a rated r movie with Channing gambit please!
I wonder who else was approached to join for a cameo but turned it down.
This was so beautyful. This movie has everything one could hope for and even more. This is how comic book adaptation is done. We live in a times where there is finally unlimited potential of CGI, so there is not limitation to show any superpower and fight between immortal superheroes wass perfect.
Seen last night, I liked it, the plot is an excuse to put cool cameos and cool fights and I applaud it.
Deadpool & Wolverine: A Comic Book Dream Realized
From the very beginning, "Deadpool & Wolverine" bursts onto the screen with the chaotic energy and irreverent humor fans have come to expect from the Merc with a Mouth. This film feels like a love letter to comic book enthusiasts, seamlessly blending the zany, fourth-wall-breaking antics of Deadpool with the gritty, emotionally charged presence of Wolverine. The movie captures the essence of reading a comic book, where big, crazy choices and wild action sequences keep you at the edge of your seat. The introduction of variants and a plethora of cameos from beloved characters across the Marvel Universe only enhances this feeling, making it a true spectacle for long-time fans.
Hugh Jackman's portrayal of Wolverine is nothing short of iconic, and this film allows him to fully embrace the character in ways we’ve longed to see. The sight of Wolverine finally donning his classic costume and charging on all fours is a visual treat that elicited cheers from the audience. Jackman’s performance is a testament to his deep connection with the character, proving once again why he's considered one of the best actors of our time.
Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool is as quippy and meta as ever, and the film strikes a delicate balance between humor and heart. The emotional depth is surprising, particularly in scenes where Deadpool and Wolverine share poignant moments. One standout is Deadpool's farewell to Wolverine, which is both a nod to the characters' shared history and a poignant reminder of their enduring bond.
The film's action sequences are top-tier, with choreography that respects each character's unique fighting style. The inclusion of characters like Elektra, Blade, and even a hilarious cameo from Gambit adds layers of excitement and nostalgia. Wesley Snipes' return as Blade, complete with his signature line, "Some motherfuckers always trying to ice-skate uphill," received one of the loudest reactions from the audience.
The story navigates the complexities of timelines and multiverse mechanics with a wink and a nod, never bogging down in overly technical explanations. This approach keeps the focus on the characters and their journeys, making for a more engaging and enjoyable experience.
"Deadpool & Wolverine" isn't just a comic book movie; it's a celebration of the Marvel Universe's rich history and a heartfelt send-off to characters we've grown to love over the years. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this film is an emotional whirlwind that invokes nostalgia and opens your heart to the possibilities you imagined as a kid. It's a fitting tribute to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine and a testament to the enduring appeal of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool. This movie is sure to be remembered as one of the best in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a true comic book dream realized on the big screen.
I thoroughly enjoyed this outstanding superhero film. It was packed with delightful cameos and had the feel of an Avengers 5.5, making it a thrilling experience. If given the opportunity, I would certainly watch it again. I appreciate FINAS for allowing the film's authenticity to shine through by not censoring all of the curse words, despite some necessary censorship. I highly recommend this movie.
I just love Ryan and Deadpool. I just love Hugh being Wolverine. And while I am tired of multiverse and fan servicing, I just love the one they did in this movie.
Started off strong, got mixed up with more than one antagonist - unnecessarily, overall pretty good.
The best super hero movie after the End Game so far. Deadpool is truly Marvel Jesus.
If this was for you like for me, the first superhero movie in 10 years… well, it was fun and crazy but certainly I had not f clue what was going on. Is dying in superhero movies a thing of the past? Are there any stakes? Ok, I’ll watch the next one in 2034
It’s a farewell to the Marvel superhero movies of 20th Century Fox.
3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’:
Can we please have more R-rated Marvel movies?
I haven’t laughed like that in the theatre in a LONG time. SO much great humor, so many epic lines, that landed spectacularly well.
Cameo heaven. They took this extraordinary sandbox, built over literal decades, and played the shit out of it. Well done.
Deadpool & Wolverine are back for an incredible adventure full of heart, humor and lots of bodily harm. (Dw, they'll be fine.) This film is the perfect love letter to the Marvel films made under 20th Century Fox. The writers spared no expense crafting a fun story that brings back many Marvel characters which is sure to make lifelong fans wet themselves. With a funny script, numerous surprise cameos, and a soundtrack meant to be played on repeat, Marvel definitely nailed their one and only feature film for 2024. LFG!
I saw the beginning scene twice actually. I came with my sister but she didn't like the humor and we had to leave. I came again by myself and yeah, it's a Deadpool movie. It's a Ryan Reynolds movie and if you don't like his humor then this is plainly not for you. At this point Disney, Marvel, the audience, and Ryan Reynolds are all banking on this being a hit.
And it is. But within the terms of the MCU. It's not a good movie, especially since the plot is so limited and bare, but it's chock full of fanservice and humor. And that's the point. Where this will go from here? Who knows. But it's a fun viewing if at least once.
And everyone gave it their best performance, even people you didn't think could.
So, so, so much better than I could've ever hoped for when Ryan Reynolds released that "Hey, Hugh, you wanna be Wolverine again?" video. I knew Disney and Marvel Studios finally having access to the Fox-Men stable of characters/actors could be awesome, but I never expected it to be this fucking awesome!
The cameos were both unexpected and incredibly funny at times, especially Chris Evans reprising his Johnny Storm from Fantastic Four role. Deadpool, just like the audience, fully expected him to be playing Steve Rogers/Captain America, so the "Flame On!" moment was one of the biggest laughs that early into the movie for me. Dafne Keen returning as Laura/X-23 wasn't a surprise since she showed up in the trailers, but the real surprises were Jennifer Garner and Wesley Snipes reprising Elektra and Blade. Channing Tatum as Gambit wasn't surprising, but it did make me feel kinda bad for Taylor Kitsch, who just cannot catch a fucking break! Kelly Hu back as Deathstrike and Ray Park back as Toad is fucking awesome, too! Hell, pretty much all the big characters from the original Fox-Men movies come back with their original actors, except for Taylor Kitsch :(
The definition of the word perfection is not enough to describe this film
Finally!!!! MCU IS BACK!!! Before watching this film I saw reviews saying that this is the best MCU film since Endgame and I have to easily agree with that. There have been some ok films since Endgame but Deadpool and Wolverine is definitely, in my humble opinion anyway, the best MCU film I've seen since that awesome end of phase 3 film.
This film had me in absolute stitches in certain parts and I had to try really hard not to be disruptive to the other people in the cinema. The story I thought was really good, great action and actually quite emotional in parts. I loved the inclusion of past Fox characters like... spoiler warning ahead... Chris Evans coming back as Human Torch :astonished:, Wesley Snipes as Blade :astonished:, Jennifer Garner as Elektra :astonished:,Dafne Keen as X-23 (we knew about that from the trailer) and a big surprise for me... Channing Tatum as Gambit :astonished:
There's so much more I want to say about this film but I'm gonna close this off by saying a massive bravo to Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman on a job well done :clap_tone4: These two are iconic in their respective roles and I just can't imagine anyone else playing either of these parts. I can't wait to have a second viewing of this absolutely brilliant film. A 9/10 movie for me... go and watch it as soon as you can if you haven't seen it yet.
Just as No Way Home was a (somewhat) send-off to the Sony movies, Deadpool and Wolverine is a send-off to the Fox movies, and is a fun time.
Just like No Way Home, this movie is going to make a billion dollars. Just like No Way Home, this movie is an isolated incident with unique circumstances, where the cameo rumors drive the majority of the consumer interest in the movie.
Do NOT confuse, as Disney inevitably will, this movie's success with "the MCU is back on track".
Nearly threw up from laughing so hard and so long. Can't wait to watch again!
Good jokes and cameos
Story meh
Deadpool & Wolverine was NOT an MCU film. It used the framework of the MCU to say "Goodbye" to the Marvel FOX Universe.
And it was well done. 8/10 +1 if you're a fan of Marvel Comics and/or the Marvel FOX Universe.
F*ck, I loved it...
But the villain didn't convince me, his motivations, the way he does things and his ending, was something that was just another villain.
With nothing to contribute (as far as I know), so it was not a bad villain, but I expected more....
Deadpool is what I expected and wanted, I didn't feel he lost his essence....
Wolverine was...
Damn awesome, his story, the execution of being a great Wolverine....
The action was enough, I wouldn't add more to it....
Or so I would like to say, but F*ck after seeing a version of wolverine vs hulk, obviously I want to see that fight....
I would have liked more, it met my expectations but I would like more....
The scenarios, references...
Damn everything...
Really, I'll seriously watch it again....
The falls were enough...
Nah,quería ver a más...
Es un 9.5...
EPIC :heart_eyes::star_struck:
Marvel Jesus
Its story may not be the strongest, but the comedy makes 'Deadpool & Wolverine' an excellent watch!
There are some top notch gags in there, particularly to do with the recent offscreen changes for Wade Wilson's alter ego. As you'd expect with Ryan Reynolds in this role, the jokes are plentiful and there is barely any time to react to one before another appears. That can sometimes not work as well as intended, e.g. 'Deadpool 2', but here the humour is executed perfectly.
Reynolds himself is quality, it is a quintessential Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool performance. It's real neat to see Hugh Jackman back as Wolverine, he does play second fiddle to the other titular character but still more than holds his own, as you'd expect. Emma Corrin, meanwhile, enters the MCU with a great showing.
As noted at the top, I do think the plot couldn't been superior - but not in a negative way. What is portrayed is still entertaining to watch, it's just not necessarily on the same level as the comedic elements. A fun watch, all the same. Do I like it more than the 2016 original? I think so, would only be minorly so though.
So much fun, possibly the best of the multiverse movies. With even better cameos than Doctor Strange 2.
This movie is exactly what I needed from a Marvel movie, it had comical moments and moments that just remind you who Deadpool is!
Plus, one of the best back and forths ever;
"He's gonna say it. He's gonna say it. Avengers..."
"Flame on."
"Huh?"
hold on the movie isn't released yet and people watched it already...
After 6 years with Disney just producing rubbish, rubbish and more rubbish, with the exception of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 which was good, they finally decided to put entertainment first.
Worth every second and every penny.
It is the best opening of a Marvel film, ahead of the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
like a love story to the older failed-to-make-more-sequels marvel movies.
with Jackman doing some oscar quality speeches.
I went in with no expectations because I knew I'd be disappointed otherwise, and that was the right way to go in! I had a lot of fun with mi amigos at the cinema.
Seeing Wesley Snipes as Blade was crazy and I don't even care that much about Blade. I loved seeing failed superheroes like Elektra and Channing Tatum was hilarious as Gambit. And Chris Evans as Johnny Storm or whatever the name is, perfect! And Henry Cavill!!!! And the joke about Hugh Jackman's divorce!! And the Will Smith incident!!! Exclamation marks!!!
Wolverine in the full costume with the mask on was epic and the songs were amazing. Slightly disappointed they didn't do more with The Greatest Showman music since they announced it would be in the soundtrack.
I'm sure I'll lower this to 4 stars on a rewatch but I had a lot of fun being surprised with the different cameos.
Ryan Reynolds and Shawn Levy really know how to make 'em. Best time I've had in a theatre since Free Guy.
did you like the first and the second? This is more of that! HF!
Overall I liked the movie. It was nice to see a superhero movie not made for toddlers. The actors were good. The fights were interesting. What dragged it down was a very shallow story, with quite an underdeveloped antagonist. Also at moments, I really felt like I was watching a parody. Like watching Scary Movie.
It has been a while i went to watch a Marvel movie, specially with tickets being (almost) sold out.
I don't think anyone in the room was feeling the superhero fatigue everyone was talking about, we had a good time and a lot of laughs with amazing performances and cameos.
It' really simple. Don't give us unnecessary lectures, leave your political stance outside the script and we will get some overpriced drinks and popcorn with the ticket.
It was irreverent, hilarious, vulgar, extremely violent, bloody, and had some of the best, most hilarious and unexpected cameos ever in a superhero movie. If you’re already a fan of Deadpool you’ll love it.
If you love the X-Men and are steeped in their history, the Easter eggs are off the chart. I think it might reference in one way or another, maybe every Marvel movie ever made. It also has perhaps the greatest moment of misdirection in a cameo reveal that I can ever remember seeing in a movie.
For a grown up nerd like me, it was spot on, and very in line with the previous two Deadpool movies. I like meta humor and this was full of it.
Potential drawbacks: it leans so heavily into the Wolverine relationship that the characters you loved from the first two movies are hardly in this one.
It is SO VIOLENT, bloody and full of F-bombs that there’s not a lot of people I would feel comfortable watching it with, and honestly, I am a little disappointed that because of Marvel/Disney marketing, kids who are WAY too young to see this are going to want to so badly.
If you’re not a fan of Ryan Reynolds’s style of comedy, or if you don’t like it when characters constantly break the fourth wall, then I could see it wearing very thin very quickly.
But if not, go see it with your nerd buddies, have a blast and a bunch of laughs!
Shout by BKurtzBlockedParent2024-07-27T22:56:48Z
This movie is everything that I needed it to be. Ryan Reynolds is right. He ''IS'' Marvel Jesus!