Drinker's Chasers - Our Thoughts On Deadpool & Wolverine
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Published 2024-07-27
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Hugh absolutely crushed it. He’s always so good, but man, he IS Wolverine. What a performance.
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I didn’t care if Deadpool & Wolverine saved the MCU or not. I just wanted a good movie, and I got it.
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If Acolyte was $180M excuse to let Leslye Headland get her wife some acting work, then i don’t see anything wrong with deadpool 3 being a $300M excuse to let ryan and hugh hang out on a movie set 😂
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Deadpool and Wolverine will be like Guardians 3. Good but not enough to fix or save anything
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The movie knows exactly what it is. A goofy, wholesome Deadpool-Wolverine adventure. I'm happy with what we got
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Good filmmakers won’t try to “make the movie that saves the MCU,” they’ll just try to make a good movie that entertains the audience. If they do that, the MCU will be just fine. I feel like that’s what Ryan Reynolds, Shawn Levy and Reese & Wernick were trying to do, and I had a hell of a lot of fun.
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Mewbschlie says "however..." and proceeds to verbally machine gun his review without letting go of the trigger
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Honestly, it was like watching a deadpool comic. The nonsense, jokes, and cameos? Straight up classic deadpool.
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The plot has some serious holes. But to be positive and this isn't a spoiler because it was in the final trailer. When Laura and Logan meet up at the camp fire. It was a great plot point that this Logan has been hearing about how great the other one was, and to have Laura say he really wasn't much different from you, he just showed up when he was needed most. It makes sense from the story standpoint that that moment would be the catalyst that gives this defeated Logan the motivation to be a hero.
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I can’t help but laugh that they had a specifically Welch variant of Deadpool
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It's nice to see Wolverine actually display super strength and use his claws.
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Wolverine certainly did something near the end that took me back and was worth all the hiccups
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SPOILERS: two of the funniest parts of the movie were the reactions to two moments:' 1. Chris Evans taking his hood OFF made all the ladies in the audience shriek 2. Wolverine putting his mask ON made all the men in the audience shriek I thought that was really, really funny. And it probably got exactly the reactions the writers were hoping for.
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The damn dog scenes got tiresome, but it was damn enjoyable as a whole.
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I thought it was more of a wolverine movie then a Deadpool movie. Nothing better than a pissed off drunk wolverine. Just a good flick to enjoy, cheer, laugh with
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Studio: So, Mr Reynolds. Who would you like as cameos? Ryan Reynolds: Yes.
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As a long time Marvel comics fan, as well as someone who grew up during this earlier era of Marvel character's films like Blade, Fox X-Men, etc this movie was a fantastic closing note. It was never meant to be a movie to appeal to everyone - it was a movie made for the fans.
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This movie was a buddy cop movie written as a send-off/love letter of an era non-MCU films and as Snarkjay said executed as rollercoaster. I've loved Deadpool movies and the comics (Cable & Deadpool my favorite) and just wanted to go see the movie a second time immediately. They did make fun of the woke message early in the film where Wade tells some guy at the part "that is what I think about *insert every political topic*" with the guy wanting to reply and telling him no.
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(looks at camera) "The Proposal.❤" "THAT's what you think I do????" LAUGHED MY HEAD OFF.💯
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One thing I will disagree with Mauler is about the cameos, I feel like the cameos came from the heart tbh since they were appreciation of the past
