Disney need to use this movie as a wakeup call. Seriously. When you let an actor who knows what the fans want, and an director/writer who wants to just be fun and entertaining and you let them do what they want, you will almost always get a natural, memorable high quality product. This had the 6th highest opening weekend and the 1st highest R-rated opening weekend ever. That's a massive accomplishment that needs to not go unnoticed by Disney
Honestly, i haven't gone to the movies in 6 years. But i had to go see this in theaters. This movie is what i thought the first 2 Deadpool movies were gonna be like, it was perfect, & they really did save the best for last (if u know what i mean, i can't believe they finally did it).
Lol why are you conveniently leaving out the biggest reason this movie is doing so well? Not every movie has the benefit of being able to bring back nostalgic characters. Keep that in mind when you’re weaving your own narrative next time.
The fact that Hugh took his time to acknowledge the guy wearing the Wolverine suit was nice, it only took him a couple of seconds but that meant so much to that guy that he’ll forever cheerish~
As long as him and Reynolds force them to make GOOD movies, then I'll take a 90's year old Wolverine in a respirator over the other movies they've been making post-Endgame.
Omg this is gonna be so good I'm gonna feel 25 again! I need this in my life! Thank you guys for doing this! One vancouverite to another. Seriously! It's like the fucken Stanley cup came fucken home! Make more jackmens version of wolverine PLEASE
I love Ryan and his sense of humour, but he’s NOT a great actor! He’s basically playing himself in this role, and it’s absolutely perfect for him. He’s made a lot of mediocre movies, if we’re being honest
"In this movie, funny wins" GOD DAMN it sent shivers down my ass. A solid 10/10 movie, please, do it again, Ryan, Hugh and Shawn. Unfortunately you will never be able to top this movie intro, but I wanna see you try, haha.
It's Deadpool. Literally gonna break the 4th wall, see your comment, surpass the into, shows the comment and be like" GOTCHA B*TCH" and we'll all love it.
I just wish Disney realized for future movies that the balance of story vs action scenes in this movies are great and they should continue that with future movies. Action is so important to these superhero movies and we dont get enough of them in most Marvel movies.
Absolutely agreed! I love superhero movies but it's such a drag when you get 1h30 of buildup for one or two action scenes of 1-2 minutes. I mean, the opposite isn't better either, but there has to be a balance.
@@ofnir123 It's kind of the Rocky/old Star Wars formula you get your story out first then deal with the glitz and glamour of fight scenes whether in the middle end/both or some sprinkled here and there. But that formula fits certain movies and certain types of storytelling but I think the fight scene in the car got a little too much for me like it was great but I felt I had seen a lot of fighting at that point to feel like oh okay i'd like a breather for a little bit longer before we get into another fight. All in all though I did love this movie
No spoilers, but I agree with Ryan : the emotional part did work as well as the funny part. This was the best Wolverine after "Logan". Hugh totally nailed it and made me care about that character's story.
They really did take a new Wolverine that only had 2/3rds of a movie to work with compared to the *9 entire movies* of the one Hugh's been playing all this time and told a complete character arc in just over an hour. What an absolute achievement of writing.
Deadpool having no comeback when he knows damn well he can push Logan as much as he wants as violently as he wants and he'll still live through anything is just amazing. In that one moment, Wade decided trying to make a clapback just wasn't worth it and they should just skip straight to the happy slaps.
I was, to word in this is the best way possible, wondering when it was even gonna end from how much of a long banger it was. Wolverine is never much of a chatter, so to see him cook so hard *DEADPOOL* has no verbal clapback is incredible. I loved how impactful that thing was.
Just saw the movie yesterday and I had a great time! Hugh and Ryan just belong together on screen, their chemistry is off the charts. I would really love it if we got a Wolverine and X-23 movie next, the bond between those two is so great and Daphne Keen nails that character.
Ending credits is so damn sad for us 90s kids. 2000 I turned 9 and x men was my favorite comics and animated show. Then the movies. All these years and now it’s over. Sad to see it going away forever
@@CarolCityCane305I didn't think so considering recent MCU projects, but Xmen 97 and this Deadpool and Wolverine movie were awesome. So I'm optimistic
My wife was able to get all 4 of us tickets this past weekend. The entire theater was filled with such wholesome laughter something these films haven't captured in so many years. Dog-pool is my Daughters favorite character of the movie she couldn't stop talking about her on the way home. Thank you Ryan & Hugh this film was beyond perfect. ❤️
The movie was a 10 for sure. I’m not even a diehard Deadpool or Wolverine fan, so the bias wasn’t there for me (I can’t even begin to imagine how much you all must have enjoyed it). It was just a 100% solid story that was perfectly written, expertly acted, justly hyped, and was delivered exceptionally. It’s probably one of the VERY rare films I’ll never get tired of watching.
I know the Motion Picture Academy doesn't take comic book movies seriously, but I really hope Reynolds and Disney lobby hard for Hugh Jackman to get an Oscar.
People who say this kind of stuff, I swear they barely watch any movies. There's really not much to this movie for Hugh to sink his teeth into as an actor, it's mostly one-liners. I enjoyed it for what it was, but no actor is winning an Oscar for their performance.
@@Jonoridge 1) Nicholson won an Oscar for a monolog and a grand total of 11 minutes of screen time for A Few Good Men. Sometimes it's not about the amount of dialog they get to "sink their teeth into" and more about their presence and the cumulative effect they have on the film (or the film series, as we saw with The Return of the King's haul). 2) Yes, it's still a longshot, but part of the humor in the push--the joke that would be 100% on-brand for Reynolds and Deadpool--is that there is this whole Oscar-bait lobbying campaign that leads people like DeCaprio to go on a 25 year odyssey for their little golden statue.
he doesnt have his shirt off because he really let himself go in the divorce.. i was seriously just thinking about that line for no reason like 2 minutes ago and how it breaks the fourth wall and is including the actors themselves in the movie instead of just playing characters.. also im not even sure if ryan reynolds is playing deadpool anymore or just himself..
This reminded me alot of Kevin Smith when he made Clerks 3 with the imposter syndrome. He asked all these people to be part of his movie thinking nobody wanted to play in his sandbox but they all said yes.
Its wild that Hugh Jackman made 9 movies as Wolverine and the last two are the best! Cant think of any other actor/character-pairing with that kind of arc.
Deadpool is such an enigma, its something that has surpassed itself with each sequel. This latest movie was shot so beautiful to the point its just pure chaotic violent art in some places. The amount of thought that has gone into it is unreal. You can tell Ryan is proud as fuck of it and so he should be; He WILLED this to be and look what its become
its crazy how they didint push back at all with the deadpool script where literally any one else trying to write under Disney always gets censored for every sentence
I knew they would let it go in the same direction it was in. They have the Punisher show coming out with another season too. I highly doubt they were going to tone it all down. Not once was I paranoid. They're probably down with letting Channing do the Gambit movie. Looks to me like Disney knew exactly what they're doing when they bought Marvel
Yes he is, but as good of friends as they are, I have absolutely no idea why Hugh let that slide - there are some lines you just don't cross, and that was a prime example !
@@counter546 by the time I'd be thru with you, keyboard warrior, you'd be the one having to sit to piss ! Difficult to stand with no kneecaps ! No real life experience, that much is obvious !
Ryan said something interesting here... "these movies thrive on scarcity"... he is completely right. If they had made a Deadpool movie every two or three years... it would have gotten boring and annoying REALLY quick, but there is a lot of spacing between them, it gives us time to breath, to appreciate the jokes and for the movies to percolate around the net and then... die down the memory a little a leave us to develop that "nostalgic" feeling. And when they come back... we are prepared for a new one, even if it isnt really different from the others, because we "suffering" from the lack of those movies.
That's actually something I thought of after seeing Deadpool 2. Yeah, it was good, but it didn't feel as impactful as the first to me. This long gap was perfect for proving that this series just needed a little breathing room to be as incredible as the "surprise" leak video was all those years ago.
The needle drops were excellent in the movie. They really helped get the blood pumping with the already kinetic action sequences. I love how fun and funny this movie is, I can’t wait to watch it over and over again
*Deadpool & Wolverine genuinely surprised me. I went into the theatre with my friends thinking, even if the films garbage it will be good just being with my friends again I hadn't seen them in months, but this is genuinely the 2nd best Deadpool film & the best MCU film in half a decade because lets face it the past 5 years have not been kind to the franchise. Reynolds & Jackman saved it.*
This movie was phenomenal in its nods to the previous X-Men movies, but the MCU is far from being saved. It will only be saved when we get multiple good movies in a row.
Deadpool did all the usual marvelism of late - overblown fights, too high stakes, endless cameos/tie ins - but stuck the landing because it had fleshed out characters we cared about and a heartfelt story inside of all the comedy
This movie proves that star power still has pull if paired with the right role and script. Yo go to the movie because its Deadpool and Wolverine but also you go to the movie because it's Reynolds and Jackman. I would so love to see them pair up but in a full serious movie.
6:23 Ryan immediately understood that the host had crossed a line and dropped a spoiler!😊 To be a little fair though, I think the Madonna song was used in at least one of the trailers. Then again some people even avoid trailers in order to be completely “unspoiled” 🤷🏾♂️
Both are lame; and the people “lame blaming” is pretty lame too. Thanks a lot, now I’m lame for explaining & You better believe the next commenter is going to be lame.
Deadpool is like if a Marvel movie and a stand-up comedy special had a sarcastic, R-rated baby. It's so good, it makes you wonder if Ryan Reynolds was actually born wearing that red suit!
My head cannon of how the pitch meeting went is that Hugh Jackman & Ryan Reynolds walked into the room that had both the heads of Marvel & the heads of Disney. They flopped their figurative male anatomy on the table by showing how much money the previous movies with them in it made. Said we're wanting full control or we walk & after a moment of Disney & marvel looking at each other with dollar signs in their eyes they caved then both men walked out of that room which was filled with cheers from the execs
It's funny how Ryan and Hugh are similar to Deadpool and Logan in that Ryan is super chatty and Hugh tends to just sit there quietly, vibing, until he's engaged. Except he's nice.
holy god i know they got stuff to do but i could listen to them talk about this movie forever dude the whole Madonna thing was beatifffffulllll they way everyone came together and was WILLING to work on this movie says a lot
Disney need to use this movie as a wakeup call. Seriously. When you let an actor who knows what the fans want, and an director/writer who wants to just be fun and entertaining and you let them do what they want, you will almost always get a natural, memorable high quality product. This had the 6th highest opening weekend and the 1st highest R-rated opening weekend ever. That's a massive accomplishment that needs to not go unnoticed by Disney
Problem is Disney did that with thor 4. So it rlly comes down to the collaboration of the correct director, right actor and good writer all together
Honestly, i haven't gone to the movies in 6 years. But i had to go see this in theaters. This movie is what i thought the first 2 Deadpool movies were gonna be like, it was perfect, & they really did save the best for last (if u know what i mean, i can't believe they finally did it).
You cant guarantee ALWAYS, this will be the result, but at least it encourages risks
He donated his salary 😂 that’s how
Lol why are you conveniently leaving out the biggest reason this movie is doing so well? Not every movie has the benefit of being able to bring back nostalgic characters. Keep that in mind when you’re weaving your own narrative next time.
The fact that Hugh took his time to acknowledge the guy wearing the Wolverine suit was nice, it only took him a couple of seconds but that meant so much to that guy that he’ll forever cheerish~
🥹🥹🥹
Disney gona milk Hugh till he’s 90 ‼️‼️😂😂great movie 🎥
As long as him and Reynolds force them to make GOOD movies, then I'll take a 90's year old Wolverine in a respirator over the other movies they've been making post-Endgame.
@@EmoEmu And I will buy Disneys Hugh-Milk till I'm 90
"till your last breath" I died 😂
I hope they keep his cinnamon ring clean, too!
And Robert Downey jr 😂
Be a nice guy, great actor, make some highly entertaining movies and be genuinely humble and people will love you twice as much!
Omg this is gonna be so good I'm gonna feel 25 again! I need this in my life! Thank you guys for doing this! One vancouverite to another. Seriously!
It's like the fucken Stanley cup came fucken home!
Make more jackmens version of wolverine PLEASE
5x as much actually
I love Ryan and his sense of humour, but he’s NOT a great actor! He’s basically playing himself in this role, and it’s absolutely perfect for him. He’s made a lot of mediocre movies, if we’re being honest
Well said…
Hugh Jackman and Conan O brien are literally my Role model besides my Father ❤
The monologue was LEGEND, and truly heartfelt and emotional.
Yeah it was great. The entire theatre went silent like "Jesus... Tell us how you really feel"
"... I couldn't let them think I wanted to be there..."
“I’m gunna fight you now”
@@TheFunkoPandaLogan's face from laughing to serious was hilarious
@@キラキラくりくり頭 Even Deadpool went silent. That's seriously impressive.
To deliver the film on time and under budget... You don't hear this mantra in Hollywood anymore. :-D
Everything that has come out from Star Wars has been delayed and over budget yet some how Deadpool has always been on time and under budget
@@lildevin16 It's almost like the people behind have been huge fans who give a damn. 😎❤️
welll to be fair it isssss Ryan lol bro is a living comedy legend
@@lildevin16 Professionals who are actually invested in what they're creating. That's the difference.
Ryan's whole career is riding on this. If you don't give the bosses a reason to complain they'll let you off the leash.
This movie is a love letter to the fans of these characters and it is damn beautiful.
Such a fun movie, it has genuinely got me more excited about the future of the MCU.
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A tribute letter to marvel licensed by fox which is like Beatles produced by Nickleback
Its music but it sucks
@@Dylan-b1lDisney bought Fox tho?
"In this movie, funny wins" GOD DAMN it sent shivers down my ass. A solid 10/10 movie, please, do it again, Ryan, Hugh and Shawn. Unfortunately you will never be able to top this movie intro, but I wanna see you try, haha.
ever seen the intro of Guardian of the Galaxy 2?
@@harlinaindra48992 different movies can be a 10/10
It's Deadpool. Literally gonna break the 4th wall, see your comment, surpass the into, shows the comment and be like" GOTCHA B*TCH" and we'll all love it.
I just wish Disney realized for future movies that the balance of story vs action scenes in this movies are great and they should continue that with future movies. Action is so important to these superhero movies and we dont get enough of them in most Marvel movies.
Absolutely agreed! I love superhero movies but it's such a drag when you get 1h30 of buildup for one or two action scenes of 1-2 minutes. I mean, the opposite isn't better either, but there has to be a balance.
@@ofnir123 It's kind of the Rocky/old Star Wars formula you get your story out first then deal with the glitz and glamour of fight scenes whether in the middle end/both or some sprinkled here and there. But that formula fits certain movies and certain types of storytelling but I think the fight scene in the car got a little too much for me like it was great but I felt I had seen a lot of fighting at that point to feel like oh okay i'd like a breather for a little bit longer before we get into another fight. All in all though I did love this movie
Infinity war was a good mix
bringing back the Russos is clearly the answer to that, the lack of action plummeted once they left.
We do get quite a lot of action in the recent mcu movies it's just that it's absolute dogshit
No spoilers, but I agree with Ryan : the emotional part did work as well as the funny part. This was the best Wolverine after "Logan". Hugh totally nailed it and made me care about that character's story.
i would say both complimented each other...
They really did take a new Wolverine that only had 2/3rds of a movie to work with compared to the *9 entire movies* of the one Hugh's been playing all this time and told a complete character arc in just over an hour. What an absolute achievement of writing.
I remember going to dances in college and this song with the slow emotional parts (ending) and the dance parts (fighting) made this song unique.
Actually the times are altered him and wolverine fighting is in 2024 and logan passed in the year 2029 nobody caught that?
@@uh0hun
This was a Wolverine from another timeline in the past.
Reynolds: basically i hold all the cards and everyone has to do whatever i want... im marvel jesus...
that monologue was full of emotion even deadpool has no comeback
Which monologue?
@@seanskywalka5172"... I'm gonna fight you now"
Deadpool having no comeback when he knows damn well he can push Logan as much as he wants as violently as he wants and he'll still live through anything is just amazing.
In that one moment, Wade decided trying to make a clapback just wasn't worth it and they should just skip straight to the happy slaps.
Lol "this is gonna end badly" "like the video?" Perfect
0:52 Ryan basically teaching disney where the real money is. LOL
This sh*t gonna have nuts in it 😂
Also I'm pretty sure Ryan may be Pitch meeting fan. As that's common line there.
@@tapio83 Producer guy "I like money 💰!"
04:11 AND HE NAAAAAAILED THAT MONOLOGUE! Damn you could hear a needle drop after that Performance.
I was, to word in this is the best way possible, wondering when it was even gonna end from how much of a long banger it was. Wolverine is never much of a chatter, so to see him cook so hard *DEADPOOL* has no verbal clapback is incredible.
I loved how impactful that thing was.
I remember saying "oh that's a fighting the theaters and the person behind me started quietly chanting *Fight fight fight*
Reynolds has become quite the business man
😂😂 i like the "you suck fox" to the 4th wall from deadpool
The line was “Suck it Fox! I’m going to Disneyland!”
Just saw the movie yesterday and I had a great time! Hugh and Ryan just belong together on screen, their chemistry is off the charts. I would really love it if we got a Wolverine and X-23 movie next, the bond between those two is so great and Daphne Keen nails that character.
Ending credits is so damn sad for us 90s kids. 2000 I turned 9 and x men was my favorite comics and animated show. Then the movies. All these years and now it’s over. Sad to see it going away forever
X-men is in good hands with Disney …shit look what they did X-men 97
That was the part that got me 🥲
And the classy aspect too :( missing Stan Lee
And then you realize the song is called good riddance, and you get the joke and just laugh a little more. 😅
@@CarolCityCane305I didn't think so considering recent MCU projects, but Xmen 97 and this Deadpool and Wolverine movie were awesome. So I'm optimistic
My wife was able to get all 4 of us tickets this past weekend. The entire theater was filled with such wholesome laughter something these films haven't captured in so many years. Dog-pool is my Daughters favorite character of the movie she couldn't stop talking about her on the way home. Thank you Ryan & Hugh this film was beyond perfect. ❤️
How old is your daughter?
Why is that any of your business? 🤔
@@mmacias327 Taking a child to see inappropriate movies is child abuse.
My kids are adults just because we still spend time as a family isn't any concern of yours. Get a life. 🤡✌️
5:05
"Mustard and Ketchup kind of walking together" LOL
I don't like mustard BUT if someone makes a Wolverine edition ... I'm gonna eat the whole thing in one go hahaha
The movie was a 10 for sure. I’m not even a diehard Deadpool or Wolverine fan, so the bias wasn’t there for me (I can’t even begin to imagine how much you all must have enjoyed it). It was just a 100% solid story that was perfectly written, expertly acted, justly hyped, and was delivered exceptionally. It’s probably one of the VERY rare films I’ll never get tired of watching.
I’m glad Ryan said that Disney only asked him to change one thing in all the messed up jokes in the movie. let’s keep that up!
The intro set the tone and kept it the whole me. What a fun movie.
I know the Motion Picture Academy doesn't take comic book movies seriously, but I really hope Reynolds and Disney lobby hard for Hugh Jackman to get an Oscar.
Should’ve gotten one for Logan
Alright man 😂 let's not push it that far! The movie was great but it wasn't even as good as DP1
Nobody watches the oscars anymore. Except when smith is on a rampage
People who say this kind of stuff, I swear they barely watch any movies. There's really not much to this movie for Hugh to sink his teeth into as an actor, it's mostly one-liners. I enjoyed it for what it was, but no actor is winning an Oscar for their performance.
@@Jonoridge 1) Nicholson won an Oscar for a monolog and a grand total of 11 minutes of screen time for A Few Good Men. Sometimes it's not about the amount of dialog they get to "sink their teeth into" and more about their presence and the cumulative effect they have on the film (or the film series, as we saw with The Return of the King's haul). 2) Yes, it's still a longshot, but part of the humor in the push--the joke that would be 100% on-brand for Reynolds and Deadpool--is that there is this whole Oscar-bait lobbying campaign that leads people like DeCaprio to go on a 25 year odyssey for their little golden statue.
There was a joke Daedpool says to Hugh about divorce and Hugh just looks at him. I'm guessing thats the joke Ryans talking about.
He says to hugh ? Not wolverine lol
he doesnt have his shirt off because he really let himself go in the divorce.. i was seriously just thinking about that line for no reason like 2 minutes ago and how it breaks the fourth wall and is including the actors themselves in the movie instead of just playing characters.. also im not even sure if ryan reynolds is playing deadpool anymore or just himself..
Yeah Hugh got divorced last year after being married since 1996. Pretty crazy joke. LOL
Love when movies break the 4th wall. For me it instantly makes that movie a good movie.
Hugh seems to be a genuinely nice person, shame he got divorced
Actors that embody their characters forever:
Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool
Hugh Jackman's as Wolverine
RDJ's as Iron Man
Chris Evans as the Human Torch 😜
Add Ian McKellen as Magneto and its a perfect list
@@nighthawkvc25a Michael B. Jordan did what he could with what he had
Harrison Ford as Han Solo
Tom Hanks is Forrest Gump
J.K. Simmons in every role he's done
This reminded me alot of Kevin Smith when he made Clerks 3 with the imposter syndrome. He asked all these people to be part of his movie thinking nobody wanted to play in his sandbox but they all said yes.
I wanna see the jokes they did not allow 😂😂😂
He was about to say it then the imterviewer started talking over him
I imagine there are enough to two more movies. This one seemed really PG compared to the other Deadpool movies to me. Waiting on the unrated edition.
@@RazzbowThat made me SO upset
I'm going to Disneyland :D
@@mikinaakandersen1189 This one is by far the most violent Deadpool movie. How was this one more "PG"?
Its wild that Hugh Jackman made 9 movies as Wolverine and the last two are the best! Cant think of any other actor/character-pairing with that kind of arc.
Deadpool is such an enigma, its something that has surpassed itself with each sequel. This latest movie was shot so beautiful to the point its just pure chaotic violent art in some places. The amount of thought that has gone into it is unreal. You can tell Ryan is proud as fuck of it and so he should be; He WILLED this to be and look what its become
Such an amazing movie. I can’t wait to see it again and again. And buy it immediately!
Saw it last night. Spectacular.
6:45 - madonnas and the other tracks were hilarious! i laughed till my face hurt from the absurdity of combining those scenes and those songs!
its crazy how they didint push back at all with the deadpool script where literally any one else trying to write under Disney always gets censored for every sentence
I knew they would let it go in the same direction it was in. They have the Punisher show coming out with another season too. I highly doubt they were going to tone it all down. Not once was I paranoid. They're probably down with letting Channing do the Gambit movie. Looks to me like Disney knew exactly what they're doing when they bought Marvel
2:47 I assume he's referencing the 'divorce' quip
Yes he is, but as good of friends as they are, I have absolutely no idea why Hugh let that slide - there are some lines you just don't cross, and that was a prime example !
@@jamesbarbour8400 you sit when you pee, don't you?
@@counter546 by the time I'd be thru with you, keyboard warrior, you'd be the one having to sit to piss ! Difficult to stand with no kneecaps !
No real life experience, that much is obvious !
@@counter546I’m sure being around women is more entertaining than you
@@counter546 Wtf kind of comment is this? A dumb one.
The Madonna sequence was epic. I play that song on repeat now when I workout 😂
Goes hard. Who'd have thought.
Was always a good song.
It is definitely a top 25 song of all time. Personally it has always been my favorite song.
Can we just give ahhh to the fact Hugh Jackman is 55 years old?...that is WILD.
Same age as myself
Ryan said something interesting here... "these movies thrive on scarcity"... he is completely right.
If they had made a Deadpool movie every two or three years... it would have gotten boring and annoying REALLY quick, but there is a lot of spacing between them, it gives us time to breath, to appreciate the jokes and for the movies to percolate around the net and then... die down the memory a little a leave us to develop that "nostalgic" feeling.
And when they come back... we are prepared for a new one, even if it isnt really different from the others, because we "suffering" from the lack of those movies.
That's actually something I thought of after seeing Deadpool 2. Yeah, it was good, but it didn't feel as impactful as the first to me. This long gap was perfect for proving that this series just needed a little breathing room to be as incredible as the "surprise" leak video was all those years ago.
0:01 “You Know What Time It Is?”
Ryan - “It’s Crime O’clock Baby”
I Understood That Reference
Only true movie chads will
Great interview, so perfect with questions that allowed for insight into the whole process of the movie , Thank you.
That "Like A Prayer" Sequence they are talking about was pure theater
The movie itself is an absolute masterpiece..... absolutely loved it!! Awesome stuff :)
The best fan service of the last 2 decades
"on the other hand ... money" lol hahaha. so real
The monologue Jackman’s talking about is very Jack Nicholson, a “Few Good Men” speech, vibe.
He actually sounded like Jack Nicholson in that scene.
WoW WoW WoW what a great interview. Absolutely gold. Real ppl Real interview AMAAZZZINNNGGG story. Whata trip for those guys.
The needle drops were excellent in the movie. They really helped get the blood pumping with the already kinetic action sequences. I love how fun and funny this movie is, I can’t wait to watch it over and over again
Love the free guy reference, "its crime o'clock baby"
Glad the interviewer actually let them talk
i couldnt believe hugh let that line stay in either
Ya when i heard it i was thinking ouch that was abit personal
*Deadpool & Wolverine genuinely surprised me. I went into the theatre with my friends thinking, even if the films garbage it will be good just being with my friends again I hadn't seen them in months, but this is genuinely the 2nd best Deadpool film & the best MCU film in half a decade because lets face it the past 5 years have not been kind to the franchise. Reynolds & Jackman saved it.*
This movie was phenomenal in its nods to the previous X-Men movies, but the MCU is far from being saved. It will only be saved when we get multiple good movies in a row.
Ryan is really one in a million movie actor. Excellent charisma on screen plus he can make you tons of money by marketing it.
Bryan Singer was a comics appologist but Feige, Reynolds, and Levy are comics nerds so of course we got the yellow suit and the mask.
The joke Ryan said Hugh let pass must have been the comment on his real life divorce. I was surprised he let that slide.
no spoilers.. great movie, good popcorn flick, laughed A LOT.
Going back to Hugh’s luxury trailer for a cognac 😂
Shawn Levy is like an ADHD kid on crack, every interview he's so excited that he's constantly interrupting and talking over Ryan or Hugh lmao
I love that last line. It showcases that even the greats are human. Shine on.
When the creators are fans and respect the source material, it shows. This whole project felt like a love letter to fans.
Deadpool did all the usual marvelism of late - overblown fights, too high stakes, endless cameos/tie ins - but stuck the landing because it had fleshed out characters we cared about and a heartfelt story inside of all the comedy
"We are gonna make a fuck ton of money" - Ryan
"I'm in" - Disney
Now make Hulk vs Wolverine.
I loved the songs. I loved the jokes!! It was fun fun fun throughout
This movie proves that star power still has pull if paired with the right role and script. Yo go to the movie because its Deadpool and Wolverine but also you go to the movie because it's Reynolds and Jackman. I would so love to see them pair up but in a full serious movie.
Its lovely to see someone authentic speak the truth
Brilliant Vlog🌟Thank You So Much!✌🏼👨🏼
Hugh’s monologue was absolutely amazing in the movie. I even shed a tear during it.
Spoiler sensitive crybaby's in chat. Nothing of substance was said chill, they talk about music and a monologue has lots of lines for wolvy.
I hope Disney realise that they need to make an X-Men Class of ´97 movie with vibes to Zack Snyders first X-Men movie.
Thumbs up if you're pissed he didn't get to say what the joke they were asked to takeout was
"This is gonna end badly like the video..." hahaha
I legit thought that was Dax Shepherd on stage! 😂😂
Dude me too for like the first 2 mins lol
You can tell this movie out of all the Deadpool movies this one is Ryan’s baby
Ryan should direct gambit movie
They better nominate costuming for an academy award over this movie!
Deadpool to Wolverine:
"Disney's gonna work you till youre 90"
:))
Had a Blast at the movies. Glad to see Wolverine & Deadpool with all those surprise Cameo 🎉🎉🎉🎉
2:53 pretty sure that line is that one about Hugh's real life divorce lmao
Anyone else heard a high frequency at 5:15?
.....did I finally lose my mind?
yes I know it was probably a bus.
Thank God I thought I was losing it
This Was Great! 💪🏽
2:48 “he let himself go after the divorce.”
Indeed
6:23 Ryan immediately understood that the host had crossed a line and dropped a spoiler!😊 To be a little fair though, I think the Madonna song was used in at least one of the trailers. Then again some people even avoid trailers in order to be completely “unspoiled” 🤷🏾♂️
Well they literally said no spoilers. Interviewers like him are lame.
@@toferluis No, complainers like you are lame.
Both are lame; and the people “lame blaming” is pretty lame too. Thanks a lot, now I’m lame for explaining & You better believe the next commenter is going to be lame.
@@michaelreardon303 I have lymphedema in my lower legs and can't walk much so technically I am indeed lame.
Hugh jackman isnt held by chains, he wants the role and we want him in the role, i hope he does this until he's 90 😂😂😂
Deadpool plays Ryan Reynolds so well.
Agreed
"Mustard and Ketchup kind of walking together" LOL
Jackman almost let a spoiler slip lmao
There will never be any better ppl to play these characters. Huge especially is the absolute best casted person as any marvel character.
5:13 scared the hell out if me. I thought someone was breaking into my house!
His spidey sense was tingling
We loved this movie!!!!! Way too long for this!
Just Like a Prayer has been used in exactly three movies, including this one, the last one was 25 years ago in 1999's Never Been Kissed
You know it's gonna be good when the Director is the funniest dude on the stage.
Deadpool called and they all came. Even actual .
We need another one after this for sure
Deadpool is like if a Marvel movie and a stand-up comedy special had a sarcastic, R-rated baby. It's so good, it makes you wonder if Ryan Reynolds was actually born wearing that red suit!
My head cannon of how the pitch meeting went is that Hugh Jackman & Ryan Reynolds walked into the room that had both the heads of Marvel & the heads of Disney. They flopped their figurative male anatomy on the table by showing how much money the previous movies with them in it made. Said we're wanting full control or we walk & after a moment of Disney & marvel looking at each other with dollar signs in their eyes they caved then both men walked out of that room which was filled with cheers from the execs
The cut Wolverine War scenes!
It could have been even better!
90 years babyyyy
0:55 Ryan has such a good humour 😂
Hugh and Shawn laughing 😂
It's funny how Ryan and Hugh are similar to Deadpool and Logan in that Ryan is super chatty and Hugh tends to just sit there quietly, vibing, until he's engaged. Except he's nice.
holy god i know they got stuff to do but i could listen to them talk about this movie forever dude the whole Madonna thing was beatifffffulllll they way everyone came together and was WILLING to work on this movie says a lot