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Only 55 films have ever reached the $1 billion mark
Synopsis
Deadpool is offered a spot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by the Time Variance Authority, but instead recruits a variant of Wolverine to save his universe from extinction. Take a look at the highest-grossing films of all time. Hugh Jackman said that he was truly done playing the character Wolverine after Logan (2017). He then went on to say that he regretted that statement after watching the first Deadpool film and expressed to Ryan his interest in the two characters reuniting on the big screen. When asked why he chose to return for this film, he simply said, “I just wanted to do it, and I felt it in my gut,” adding that he wanted to have the best time possible on a film set with Ryan Reynolds.
Deadpool: You bet
Similarly, Reynolds had wanted to work alongside Jackman since the first Deadpool film and was sad when he (Jackman) retired from the role. While Wolverine and Deadpool are on their odyssey in the Honda Odyssey, the car’s clock advances three hours during their conversation. Elliot Chipman: That’s Deadpool. Kevin Chipman: That’s Wolverine. Fox killed him.
Disney brought him back
They’re gonna make him do it until he’s 90. “Nicepool” is credited to Ryan Reynolds’ fictional twin brother, Gordon Reynolds. Edited from Thor: Tame World (2013). Only You (and You Alone) (re-recorded) Written by Buck Ram and Buck Ram (as Ande Rand) Performed by The Platters Courtesy of Cleopatra Records By arrangement with The Orchard. I read an IGN review where the guy gave it a 7 because the story was bad.
The guy really needs to read the room
You don’t go to Deadpool to see a great, thought-provoking story. You go to see Deadpool to have fun, to see dirty fight scenes, great jokes, bad jokes… Ridiculous deaths, sarcasm, nasty and non-politically correct comments and most importantly, the most amazing music that ties it all together. And Deadpool and Wolverine have it in every possible way. If you want to see this movie, go to the theater, don’t wait for TV because you’ll miss one of the biggest and best watches to ever hit the big screen.
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