Talking to the audience (breaking the 4th wall) is actually one of his powers! Due to being insane he realised he and the others are in a movie/comic/ tv etc.
It's not one of his powers. It's a literary device, with no in-world meaning. Gwenpool took this concept to another level and suggested it might be a power, but breaking the fourth wall in Deadpool's case is just how he's written (like She-Hulk).
It's a literary device ... Deadpool the character first appeared in 1991. He didn't break the 4th wall until 1997 I believe. So if you want to go with that notion then technically it's one of She-Hulk's powers because she did that shit in 1989 which is before Deadpool was even a character.
It might just be me, but the reaction of the entire bar to Weasel getting threatened is probably one of my favorite parts. If every patron of a bar is some sort of mercenary, you just don't threaten the bartender. 😂
"Melted cheese on a lasagna" when you said that I seriously laughed out loud, that's exactly right. I really enjoyed your reaction n even if you missed a lot of the jokes (since you're not as familiar with the comics) but it was a great reaction. Look forward to watching more reactions from you and Deadpool 2 specially
Everyone always gets confused about the guy he skewers with both swords at the beginning. He's not super human. He was just 3rd in the line he shot in the head. The bullet just didn't have much force left when it got to him so it didn't penetrate his skull.
Considering the punch of the weapons and ammo Deadpool's using, I don't think that's a consideration here. Makes much more sense, I think, that the guy is another of Ajax's experiments/employees, like what's-her-face. He turned-out with a mutation useful for security work, so Francis used him. Enforced mutations seem to be even more of a random nature and power-level than "organic" ones in this world, though, so the guy being tough doesn't make him invincible. Conceivable he mutated far-stronger bones and muscles, which can help with a head-shot but not so much with swords through the viscera.
@@michaelccozens he doesn't have to be super human to have withstood it, he could have a thicker than normal skull, its not a guarantee to save him from being splattered but there's a chance and he got lucky but ended up pulling a dumb move. Also he clearly was NOT superhuman seeing as he got one shotted, he didn't even put up a fight and they would make it A obvious that he's super human by making him do so and B mention in the story that they use mutant goons but they do not and all of the goons were 100% human
@@michaelccozens He shot 3 people, through the head, with a medium sized handgun. I am not sure that bullet would have even completely gone through the second guy's head unless he was using some sort of hard shell armor piercing ammo. I have done more serious shooting than anyone you have ever known probably. You have NO IDEA what you are talking about at all.
Deadpool would be considered an “antihero”. He pretty much admits this early on when he says that he’s a “bad guy that gets paid to fuck up worse guys”.
@@guidohorvall1484 One of the sound effects in the opening car fight, when they hit the tablet screen, is from the 60's Batman TV show. Also the 'rich corinthian leather' is from a 70's car commercial starring Ricardo Montauban.
Hi Amanda! Good to have you back!”Oh They’re Pegging” in soft voice was funny and wholesome actually. The Calendar Girl montage was hilarious w the theater audience
In the Comics, Deadpool actually looks far more horrific under the mask, uncontrolled lesions, no lips just bared teeth like a Zombie....Ryan did the best be could to show how Deadpool is without causing nightmares...
Well, I've already watched both of those films haha. They've both been commissioned on my Patreon. I was already thinking about posting Gladiator here on TH-cam but I didn't know Kung Fu was popular too. We'll see ;) Oh and thank you so much for the Super Thanks! :)
I had to pause your video. You totally nailed “he sees himself as a bad guy” but is really a good guy. I’ve done things that make me see myself as a bad guy, but others are more forgiving. Sometimes good people have to do bad things.
Your delivery is always hysterically funny. I enjoy it every bit as much as the actual reaction. Few women would have the self-confidence to do a laundry sniff-test on camera. I salute you!
41:35 "She shouldn't be alive." Correct, but you are forgetting that this is comic book physics. Rule #33: If you are inside a metal container of any design, you can fall from any distance and walk away. This is far the from the first time Marvel (or Sony) has used this rule. I mean, every time Iron Man crashes into the ground, gets slammed by the Hulk, has a building fall on him, or any other thing that would splatter a human like him, he doesn't even get a bruise because he's in a metal container. Heck, even Indiana Jones stole this rule to survive a nuclear bomb inside a refrigerator.
Fantastic reaction as always! Enjoyed watching this with you. Loved your humor an curiosity as always. And, no you did not talk too much. It was a perfect reaction!
Okay, this is definitely one of my all-time favorite reactions. Thanks to whichever patron demanded it. ...Me myself, I think the best part was the matter-of-fact "mmm-hmmm" to the "Life is an endless series of trainwrecks..." But it was all AMAZING. Thanks for doing what you do, AM.
One theory or reading of DP’s appearance is that since he got the healing factor when he had aggressive terminal cancer, those cells registered as his base level “healthy” tissue. So when it activates and “heals” his entire body, that regenerated immortal tissue is still always going to be cancerous and rotting.
And technically, cancerous cells have the same dna as the regular cells you have, their self-termination and stop multiplying sequences are broken. So when his healthy cells' mutation was triggered, so was the exact same sequence in his cancerous ones.
There are some movies I think you'll enjoy more in spanish and Deadpool is one of them. Ryan Reynolds humor is so american pop culture 80's-90's that for foreigners like us, it doesn't land that well. I highly reccomend you check in your free time the latin american version and judge for yourself. Great reaction!
I've seen other reactions to this movie. Yours is very unique. Most people are squeemish about it. You should react to The Boys because of how you handle this subject matter so well
Loved the reaction! The after credits scene is a homage from a John Hughes movie from 1986 called Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. I’d definitely recommend watching that, one of my favorite films since I was 9.
My first viewing of you and i am already a fan. Have to be honest and say i clicked because you are seriously beautiful. Then i saw how your personality is and then decided i wanna watch more with your reaction. And THEN you knew it was pegging.. You have a danish dude here, in love!! 😆🥰 Please keep making these reactions and i Will love every bit of it🙏🏽💪🏽👍🏽
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. His brain is always malfunctioning, why he talks to the audience/himself, etc. There is something seriously wrong with him. Yet he is still mostly a good guy. :)
Amanda during the sex montage: "Oh! They're pegging! Life's too short not to try things." Amanda hearing the term "Dutch Oven": "What is that? I need to look that up!" How to know someone has an awful mind like the rest of us in some ways, but even some terms/actions slip past, hahahaha! I'm sure someone has covered this already, but I haven't seen it yet, soooo...A Dutch Oven is when you're in bed, usually with your significant other/partner/wife/husband and you fart under the covers and then pull the covers over their head so they have to smell it. It's terrible. It's hilarious. It's terribly hilarious...but I don't recommend being on the receiving side of it.
In retrospect, Francis' mutation kind of sucks hard. Sure, enhanced reflexes. But no pain also means no sense of injury. If he can't feel his arm is broken he'll mess it up even worse.
Are you watching a different version of it? I haven't heard some of the dialogue from this before. The post credits scene is a 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' reference as Ferris Bueller was an original 4th Wall breaking character, which is what Deadpool's character is primarily about!
Just discovered your channel a few days ago. Funny to go from three-year-old videos to current in the space of two days. Enjoying your take on things. The after-credits scene will make more sense if you ever get around to watching "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Also, there's another meaning for "dutch oven.'
Not to be weird, but I've never seen someone's mouth move in opposite, diagonal directions in shock before. That's a new one. That paired with decently insightful commentary earned you a new interested viewer.
You know Amanda, you got a little Vanessa vibe going yourself. Of course minus a few things.. But yea I love your Channel and the energy you have. I been here since the days of the hand held mic and I'm proud that you became such celebrity. Well done gorgeous now let's get deadpool 2... your gonna have your broken in that one.
Deadpool is a great Anti-Hero, he does bad things to only bad people , so he does not fit the definition of a hero like Colossus or Steve Rogers/Captain America but he does try to protect the innocent people in the world. So in a black to white scale of evil to good , he is the off white shade of gray, which makes his character so interesting, because you are never quite sure which way his story will progress.
10:00 Pineapple and olive?! Is he a psycho?! 😂😂 I loved that you saw the Deadpool torture scene and thought of the process that Mr. Burns uses to cheat death for another week.
41:39 "She shouldn't be alive." Agreed. The cylinder would have protected her against shrapnel and debris, but without significant cushioning she would still take all the falling damage and just become one big "splat" on the inside of the container.
On another reaction i watched someone pointed out that during his whole killing spree to hunt down Francis he keeps asking "wheres Francis" but since he goes by the name Ajax most of the probably have no idea who Francis is
Okay you got yourself another sub. I just feel compelled to say that you understood far to many sexual innuendos in this dark humor movie young lady. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, reactions and time with us. Looking forward to more reactions with you. 😊
Life is short, that doesn't mean you have to try EVERYTHING. you need to have time to do everything you like and not miss the moment (these are different things)
"Dutch Oven" part is why it is so much more fun watching a non-American reactor ( from wherever in the world, beauties everywhere 😝)and just the overall nuances in how they might respond to our pop culture! Lol
If no one told you Deadpools powers are healing, he also can't really be killed, and he knows he is a comic book character or in this case also in a movie that's why he breaks the fourth wall.
OK, Amanda, it's finally time to make a comment. On one of your reactions you made a comment that gave an insight to your personality and how you actually think about things. You instantly became one of my favorite people on the net. Suddenly an interesting person and not just a pretty face. Thank you for that.
Deadpool is a classic antihero - someone who does (or tries to do) heroic things, but often in unheroic ways. Deadpool fights crime (heroic), by murdering criminals (unheroic).
In the post credit, he's wearing the same outfit that Ferris Bueller character does in his in the post credit for his movie, Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1985).
I’m not sure… but when she saw Pulp Fiction, she confused the guy that got murdered by Travolta and Jackson for Matthew Broderick. I remember saying “They killed Ferry Willis” that’s not confirmation she has seen it but very least she has heard of the film
I get a huge kick out of the part where Deadpool says "Wait!! You're probably wondering why the red suit? Well, that's so bad guys don't see me bleed. This guy's got the right idea, he wore the brown pants." I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. He nailed the character so damn well.
I love that she googled and got an actual Dutch Oven, instead of the Urban Dictionary definition that they were using.
On the west coast we call it a "Covered Wagon".
Lol
Ooooo you were talking about a Mama's bean cacerole ... now i get it 😆
To clarify: farting in bed and holding the sheets over another person so they can't avoid breathing it.
@zairac2564 Duh. The funny part was her googling and getting the cast iron cooking implement that's name that term was stolen from.
"pineapple & olive is he pysco? Had me crying with laughter 🤣🤣🤣
"Is he a psycho?"... Yes
@@drewskull5181 it's a nice Pizza
"Oh, they're pegging!" did NOT expect to hear Amanda say that today
Same 😂🤣😂🤣
What I liked best about that is how she said it when Venessa said, "Happy International Women's Day", well before the straps were visible.
I was thankful I'd already swallowed my soda when I heard that.
Wasn't on my bingo card but glad that I heard it.😂
Naughty naughty girl 😂
Deadpool is a perfect example of an Anti-Hero. He does all the right things, just in the totally wrong way.
correction he does things which are seen wrong by society. but in all honesty, a lot of time his way is best way.
Talking to the audience (breaking the 4th wall) is actually one of his powers! Due to being insane he realised he and the others are in a movie/comic/ tv etc.
It's not one of his powers. It's a literary device, with no in-world meaning. Gwenpool took this concept to another level and suggested it might be a power, but breaking the fourth wall in Deadpool's case is just how he's written (like She-Hulk).
@@maxducoudray Nah, he really can pierce the walls of reality....I think it almost took out Prof. X.....
@@maxducoudrayno it’s actually a power
@@maxducoudray It is a power because he didn't do it before getting his powers, look with attention every scene of his past.
It's a literary device ... Deadpool the character first appeared in 1991. He didn't break the 4th wall until 1997 I believe. So if you want to go with that notion then technically it's one of She-Hulk's powers because she did that shit in 1989 which is before Deadpool was even a character.
The “oh, they’re pegging!” In your soft voice made me lose it. Something so dirty said in such an innocent way lol.
No matter what i say, people keep saying i'm innocent and imma take advantage of that ;) ;) ;)
Lol, said innocently because that’s a Tuesday afternoon for Amanda.
@@amandamiquilena Pa'adelante Amandita. Busca la gasolina.
It's like David Attenborough explaining wildlife
@amandamiquilena . 🇻🇪 Maduro is a Sephardic..Mexico president, Ashkenazi..
It might just be me, but the reaction of the entire bar to Weasel getting threatened is probably one of my favorite parts. If every patron of a bar is some sort of mercenary, you just don't threaten the bartender. 😂
Oh, yes. I love that moment.
Just like that "rocket scientist" in RoboCop 2 (or 3?) who tried to stick up a restaurant full of cops. Fuck around and you WILL find out.
"Melted cheese on a lasagna" when you said that I seriously laughed out loud, that's exactly right.
I really enjoyed your reaction n even if you missed a lot of the jokes (since you're not as familiar with the comics) but it was a great reaction.
Look forward to watching more reactions from you and Deadpool 2 specially
Everyone always gets confused about the guy he skewers with both swords at the beginning. He's not super human. He was just 3rd in the line he shot in the head. The bullet just didn't have much force left when it got to him so it didn't penetrate his skull.
Tbh not everyone knows how much power a bullet can loose going through two skulls .
Considering the punch of the weapons and ammo Deadpool's using, I don't think that's a consideration here.
Makes much more sense, I think, that the guy is another of Ajax's experiments/employees, like what's-her-face. He turned-out with a mutation useful for security work, so Francis used him. Enforced mutations seem to be even more of a random nature and power-level than "organic" ones in this world, though, so the guy being tough doesn't make him invincible. Conceivable he mutated far-stronger bones and muscles, which can help with a head-shot but not so much with swords through the viscera.
@@gabigote1439 Uh, you should probably look-up the muzzle velocity of even standard .50 cal ammo before styling yourself too much of an expert here.
@@michaelccozens he doesn't have to be super human to have withstood it, he could have a thicker than normal skull, its not a guarantee to save him from being splattered but there's a chance and he got lucky but ended up pulling a dumb move. Also he clearly was NOT superhuman seeing as he got one shotted, he didn't even put up a fight and they would make it A obvious that he's super human by making him do so and B mention in the story that they use mutant goons but they do not and all of the goons were 100% human
@@michaelccozens He shot 3 people, through the head, with a medium sized handgun. I am not sure that bullet would have even completely gone through the second guy's head unless he was using some sort of hard shell armor piercing ammo. I have done more serious shooting than anyone you have ever known probably. You have NO IDEA what you are talking about at all.
The irony is Deadpool is asking everyone where Francis is. They don't know who Francis is they know him as Ajax.
He’s also asking “Where’s your boss?” Of at least some of them.
"Life is too short to not get pegged" good motto
Deadpool would be considered an “antihero”. He pretty much admits this early on when he says that he’s a “bad guy that gets paid to fuck up worse guys”.
The end credit scene makes sense and is funny if you've seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
The perfect homage to another character famous for breaking the 4th wall!
It's always funny seeing these younger gen not get the reference...
@danwiesdamageinc ok.. I would say that if the movie uses references to create humor then it would only really be funny if you know the reference.
@@guidohorvall1484 One of the sound effects in the opening car fight, when they hit the tablet screen, is from the 60's Batman TV show. Also the 'rich corinthian leather' is from a 70's car commercial starring Ricardo Montauban.
Thanks
Oh my! Thank you so much, Marlon :)
:)
FINALLY! someone mentioned the names on the chalkboard! LOVED YOUR REACTION! 👍☺
I've seen this movie a few times, and never noticed Francis grabbing on dude'a toes like that, till she pointed it out 😅😂
I've watched this movie so many times an never noticed that the fact her reaction gave me something new I gotta sub lol
"You're clowning? You're not clowning?! ... I sense clowns 🙁"
Hi Amanda! Good to have you back!”Oh They’re Pegging” in soft voice was funny and wholesome actually. The Calendar Girl montage was hilarious w the theater audience
Amanda reacting to Deadpool - my finger clicked onto this before my brain even realized what I was looking at.
"I hope I look ok." Omg, you look fuckin' amazing to me
I just saw Deadpool and wolverine the other night so good, watch it when it comes out on streaming as good as this movie.
The bathrobe he is wearing in the post-cred scene (actually, the entire scene) is a reference to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986).
Chuka chukar!!!!
@@busimagen yes
@@busimagen lol yes maybe it’s jus me I’ve spelt it wrong but good guess that I was from UK
In the Comics, Deadpool actually looks far more horrific under the mask, uncontrolled lesions, no lips just bared teeth like a Zombie....Ryan did the best be could to show how Deadpool is without causing nightmares...
the best part is where you looked up Dutch Oven LOL, so funny!
Hey great reaction Amanda. By the way can I recommend you watch Kung Fu Hustle and Gladiator?
Those are both great films. Great choice I hope she listens
Well, I've already watched both of those films haha. They've both been commissioned on my Patreon. I was already thinking about posting Gladiator here on TH-cam but I didn't know Kung Fu was popular too. We'll see ;) Oh and thank you so much for the Super Thanks! :)
@@amandamiquilenayour so damnn sexy
I had to pause your video. You totally nailed “he sees himself as a bad guy” but is really a good guy. I’ve done things that make me see myself as a bad guy, but others are more forgiving. Sometimes good people have to do bad things.
Deadpool: 'Let's count 'em _down_' and everyone counts up... go figure.
This was great. The after credit scene is an homage to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", one of the greatest teen comedy of all time.
Deadpool obviously used this reference because Ferris Bueller makes a habit of breaking the fourth wall
Your delivery is always hysterically funny. I enjoy it every bit as much as the actual reaction. Few women would have the self-confidence to do a laundry sniff-test on camera. I salute you!
25:54 simply put, he was kept in a state of near death for so long, the "rotting" is a permanent state of necrosis triggered by the mutation
41:35 "She shouldn't be alive."
Correct, but you are forgetting that this is comic book physics.
Rule #33: If you are inside a metal container of any design, you can fall from any distance and walk away.
This is far the from the first time Marvel (or Sony) has used this rule.
I mean, every time Iron Man crashes into the ground, gets slammed by the Hulk, has a building fall on him, or any other thing that would splatter a human like him, he doesn't even get a bruise because he's in a metal container.
Heck, even Indiana Jones stole this rule to survive a nuclear bomb inside a refrigerator.
Fantastic reaction as always! Enjoyed watching this with you. Loved your humor an curiosity as always. And, no you did not talk too much. It was a perfect reaction!
24:50 a dutch oven is when someone farts and you hold their head under the covers
your comment deserves likes
As a Dutchie, iam offended...
That people don't know this..
@@jasper46985that made my day 😂
@@daave365 haha, i was cooking.. 😂
@@jasper46985 it still made my day
"I didn't want to look away, by the way" . . . .and that's why you're awesome!
16:20 The man has no brain... BECAUSE THERE IS A SECOND HEART IN THERE and it hurts
22:52 - It took me forever, but I just figured out that the evil british guy can't feel his dingaling... :O
Okay, this is definitely one of my all-time favorite reactions. Thanks to whichever patron demanded it. ...Me myself, I think the best part was the matter-of-fact "mmm-hmmm" to the "Life is an endless series of trainwrecks..." But it was all AMAZING. Thanks for doing what you do, AM.
That voice of yours Amanda I could listen to you all day doesn't matter what you watch. Great stuff.👍
One theory or reading of DP’s appearance is that since he got the healing factor when he had aggressive terminal cancer, those cells registered as his base level “healthy” tissue. So when it activates and “heals” his entire body, that regenerated immortal tissue is still always going to be cancerous and rotting.
And technically, cancerous cells have the same dna as the regular cells you have, their self-termination and stop multiplying sequences are broken. So when his healthy cells' mutation was triggered, so was the exact same sequence in his cancerous ones.
There are some movies I think you'll enjoy more in spanish and Deadpool is one of them. Ryan Reynolds humor is so american pop culture 80's-90's that for foreigners like us, it doesn't land that well. I highly reccomend you check in your free time the latin american version and judge for yourself. Great reaction!
anti hero character is exactly Deadpool.
Deadpool is truly Canada's greatest superheroes. :)
One of his superpowers is the ability to break the Fourth Wall.
Oh, I'm not the one from Saskatchewan, but I do know them, they're great, eh :)
Above Wolverine?
Watch what you want to watch!! I love movies and have seen every you watch. But I watch them again because of the entertainment value you bring!!
Excelente reaccion Amanda, saludos desde Venezuela.
I've seen other reactions to this movie. Yours is very unique. Most people are squeemish about it. You should react to The Boys because of how you handle this subject matter so well
After credits was from Ferris Bueller.
Loved the reaction! The after credits scene is a homage from a John Hughes movie from 1986 called Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. I’d definitely recommend watching that, one of my favorite films since I was 9.
My first viewing of you and i am already a fan. Have to be honest and say i clicked because you are seriously beautiful. Then i saw how your personality is and then decided i wanna watch more with your reaction. And THEN you knew it was pegging.. You have a danish dude here, in love!! 😆🥰 Please keep making these reactions and i Will love every bit of it🙏🏽💪🏽👍🏽
Wth? I was not expecting that “subscribe or my mom will stab me “ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
47:22 Deadpool is mimicking the end credits of Ferris Bueller's Day Off 😊
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. His brain is always malfunctioning, why he talks to the audience/himself, etc. There is something seriously wrong with him. Yet he is still mostly a good guy. :)
I LOVE the flowers back there. they look so good. Great film =)
The name is Stan Lee the late god father of comics 😌
Amanda during the sex montage: "Oh! They're pegging! Life's too short not to try things."
Amanda hearing the term "Dutch Oven": "What is that? I need to look that up!"
How to know someone has an awful mind like the rest of us in some ways, but even some terms/actions slip past, hahahaha!
I'm sure someone has covered this already, but I haven't seen it yet, soooo...A Dutch Oven is when you're in bed, usually with your significant other/partner/wife/husband and you fart under the covers and then pull the covers over their head so they have to smell it. It's terrible. It's hilarious. It's terribly hilarious...but I don't recommend being on the receiving side of it.
In retrospect, Francis' mutation kind of sucks hard.
Sure, enhanced reflexes. But no pain also means no sense of injury. If he can't feel his arm is broken he'll mess it up even worse.
Are you watching a different version of it? I haven't heard some of the dialogue from this before. The post credits scene is a 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' reference as Ferris Bueller was an original 4th Wall breaking character, which is what Deadpool's character is primarily about!
That is the correct thumbnail
Just discovered your channel a few days ago. Funny to go from three-year-old videos to current in the space of two days. Enjoying your take on things.
The after-credits scene will make more sense if you ever get around to watching "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Also, there's another meaning for "dutch oven.'
“Life is too short to not try some things”. - - Amanda’s confession. 😂😂
Not to be weird, but I've never seen someone's mouth move in opposite, diagonal directions in shock before. That's a new one. That paired with decently insightful commentary earned you a new interested viewer.
Haha.,i guess i'm also weird but seriously, her mouth movements just really fascinate me.
"Is he a psycho?" as he casually and nonchalantly points a gun in a dude's face.😆
You know Amanda, you got a little Vanessa vibe going yourself.
Of course minus a few things..
But yea I love your Channel and the energy you have.
I been here since the days of the hand held mic and I'm proud that you became such celebrity.
Well done gorgeous now let's get deadpool 2... your gonna have your broken in that one.
My favorite reactor.
I’m like a fungus - u’ll never get rid of me.
Ur too entertaining.
Deadpool is a great Anti-Hero, he does bad things to only bad people , so he does not fit the definition of a hero like Colossus or Steve Rogers/Captain America but he does try to protect the innocent people in the world. So in a black to white scale of evil to good , he is the off white shade of gray, which makes his character so interesting, because you are never quite sure which way his story will progress.
10:00 Pineapple and olive?! Is he a psycho?! 😂😂
I loved that you saw the Deadpool torture scene and thought of the process that Mr. Burns uses to cheat death for another week.
That's where the 'on' switch is Amanda 😉
41:39 "She shouldn't be alive." Agreed. The cylinder would have protected her against shrapnel and debris, but without significant cushioning she would still take all the falling damage and just become one big "splat" on the inside of the container.
True but movie logic lol
I love the tomato special effect lol
Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool.
Love it! Enjoying this while waiting for Deadpool & Wolverine 😎
I can assure you NO ONE will be mad about you watching Deadpool.
The after credit scene was a nod to the one at the end of Ferris Bueller's day off
43:41 "What is he talking about?" He's returning to the running game they played in their relationship of who has the worst (likely fictional) life.
a dutch oven is when you fart under a blanket and put the blanket over someones head forcing them to smell it 😂
The after-credit/end-credit scene was a tribute/reenactment to the 1986 movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
To understand the after credits you need to have seen: Ferris Bueller's Day off."
This is one of like only two movies my wife and I watched in the theater more than once.
Great choice 😊
Excellent! BTW, the end credits, homage to Ferris Bueller's Day Off...
I just subscribed because of this reaction 🖤🌹
On another reaction i watched someone pointed out that during his whole killing spree to hunt down Francis he keeps asking "wheres Francis" but since he goes by the name Ajax most of the probably have no idea who Francis is
You know what that makes sense and all this time that never occurred to me!!!
the after credit scene was a spoof of the ending of the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off
10:23 hold on, HOLD ON!! I'm subscribing just for that subtle clip 😂🤣🤣🤍
Okay you got yourself another sub. I just feel compelled to say that you understood far to many sexual innuendos in this dark humor movie young lady. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, reactions and time with us. Looking forward to more reactions with you. 😊
I just watched the new one today! All three movies are fantastic!
Life is short, that doesn't mean you have to try EVERYTHING. you need to have time to do everything you like and not miss the moment (these are different things)
Love these words dude😊
Just a warning, Deadpool 2 spoils the film Logan if you haven't seen that one.
no joke deadpool 2 is good and fun too...and...dare i say it...heartfelt
"Dutch Oven" part is why it is so much more fun watching a non-American reactor ( from wherever in the world, beauties everywhere 😝)and just the overall nuances in how they might respond to our pop culture! Lol
since your video has long duration im gonna subs
If no one told you Deadpools powers are healing, he also can't really be killed, and he knows he is a comic book character or in this case also in a movie that's why he breaks the fourth wall.
OK, Amanda, it's finally time to make a comment. On one of your reactions you made a comment that gave an insight to your personality and how you actually think about things. You instantly became one of my favorite people on the net. Suddenly an interesting person and not just a pretty face. Thank you for that.
He can't be a superhero if he truly supported Dopinder's plan for the cousin.
Deadpool is a classic antihero - someone who does (or tries to do) heroic things, but often in unheroic ways. Deadpool fights crime (heroic), by murdering criminals (unheroic).
The after credit scene was a tip of the hat to the movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” from the 80’s
First time seeing one of your reactions. You're great.
Looking forward to catching up...
I like this movie and have seen a few reactions to it. I never notices that Bill Cosby and Charlie Sheen were in the Deadpool! 😆
In the post credit, he's wearing the same outfit that Ferris Bueller character does in his in the post credit for his movie, Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1985).
Clearly, you have not seen Ferris Bueller‘s Day off.
I’m not sure… but when she saw Pulp Fiction, she confused the guy that got murdered by Travolta and Jackson for Matthew Broderick. I remember saying “They killed Ferry Willis” that’s not confirmation she has seen it but very least she has heard of the film
I watched Deadpool 4x I did not read The Deadpool list until now 😂😂
I was the same!
I read somewhere that movie theaters did report people picking up their trash more for this movie compared to other films in theaters at this time.
I’m can’t speak for anyone else but did so when I watched in cinema
I get a huge kick out of the part where Deadpool says "Wait!! You're probably wondering why the red suit? Well, that's so bad guys don't see me bleed. This guy's got the right idea, he wore the brown pants."
I swear, Ryan Reynolds was born to play Deadpool. He nailed the character so damn well.
Fun fact in the comics as far back as 2004 Deadpool mentions Ryan and says he looks like him!!!!
24:46 look up Dutch oven again 😂. It’s not sexual but there is a different meaning