The DEADPOOL Movie Anticipation Thread
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They learned it by watching Iron Man 3!
I do like the idea that they used Negasonic Teenage Warhead as basically a "Fuck it, let's see them say no to this!".
Just in case anyone had any residual doubt, it's even called "Helicarrier" in the concept art (and they were told to make it look as different as the Avengers ones as possible while still being a Helicarrier)https://www.comicbookmovie.com/dead...ms-presence-of-a-major-marvel-studios-a131157
Angel Dust started out as three different characters, but budget cuts lead to her being condensed into one.
Deadpool
This may have been mentioned in the thread already, I don't remember where I read it.
Here is a article on it though
http://io9.gizmodo.com/everything-that-was-too-expensive-to-include-in-deadpoo-1759651069
Deadpool
leaving his weapons bag in the taxi was a nod to this because they originally had planned a big gun fight at the end
This may have been mentioned in the thread already, I don't remember where I read it.
Here is a article on it though
http://io9.gizmodo.com/everything-that-was-too-expensive-to-include-in-deadpoo-1759651069
A petition to have Ryan Reynolds in costume as deadpool for an entire SNL episode?
http://www.polygon.com/2016/2/18/11047360/deadpool-snl-petition?ref=yfp
Also a truck full of comics spilled out onto the freeway in Ohio containing lots of Deadpool comics
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/02/18/deadpool-comic-books-all-over-the-freeway/
http://www.polygon.com/2016/2/18/11047360/deadpool-snl-petition?ref=yfp
Also a truck full of comics spilled out onto the freeway in Ohio containing lots of Deadpool comics
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/02/18/deadpool-comic-books-all-over-the-freeway/
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If I hadn't thrown my back out earlier this week I wanted to get my comics out of their burial sites and see what shape my 1st appearance of Deadpool is in and if I happen to have any extras. Mile High Comics website had it comically listed at $2000 for NM which I doubt but they are no longer showing it at all now (sold?).
Will Deadpool's success make Batman v Superman, Civil War, and X-Men: Apocalypse look bad?
I think it will. I'm already starting to care less about the other superhero movies of 2016 because they look like the bland same old same old.
I think it will. I'm already starting to care less about the other superhero movies of 2016 because they look like the bland same old same old.
Eh, Deadpool was good (solid 8.5/10, and I'm a Deadpool fan) but I love everything Marvel does (when it comes to films), and I expect Civil War to blow Deadpool out of the park. I'll take Marvel's "same old same old" over any other films that come out. Deadpool will probably beat BvS, but I say that as someone without much faith in DC Comics based movies. Apocalypse could go either way. I'm sure it will be good, but I can see Deadpool being a better movie.
It's super easy to explain. If something looks like it might be a good movie, people will go and see it.
No. A lot of fans have an obvious tendency towards "Best _____ ever!" (when it's not the Worst Ever, of course) but that only lasts until the next Best Ever.
All subsequent comic movies will mostly be judged on how good they are. Some people, as always, will judge them on if they are better than X, but it will be a loud minority.
So sayeth the soothsayer! (Say it five times fast.)
Just got back from seeing it I can't say I was really thrilled. The humor mostly just fell flat for me. Humor is always very subjective, and there were some good lines in it, but still it seems overly juvenile to me. I actually found Deadpool himself to be more annoying than funny.
It wasn't the worst or anything, but I doubt I'll be watching a sequel or buying the bluray. I guess you can count me as one who doesn't get the success either.
It wasn't the worst or anything, but I doubt I'll be watching a sequel or buying the bluray. I guess you can count me as one who doesn't get the success either.
Yet you were still part of its success. It's more about what compelled you to go see it in the first place. Was it good word of mouth or did the trailers look good?
I think it's important to make a good first impression. Most of the success and failures of these movies can be tracked back to that I think. F4 raised suspicions from the very beginning whereas Deadpool hit it from the start, heck, the leaked test footage contributed to the film getting greenlit.
Star Wars was like the ultimate, from the first to the last they just kept showing the same footage but just a little longer and longer as it went on. They seemed to home in on the right stuff to show right from the beginning and then just stuck with it and doubled-down on it.
If you can keep people locked from the beginning that seed just grows and grows and builds upon itself. Easier said than done, right?
In truth I thought the trailer looked worse than the movie was. I saw it because my little sister wanted someone to go with her.
Yep. I mean, one doesn't take the Disney Marvel characters seriously to begin with, but this just makes it harder to care.
One of those rare movies I'm really looking forward to seeing again (Revenant had the most stunning cinematography in years, but no desire to rewatch). Perfect casting, really well-integrated vfx (says something when CGI Colossus better than live-action one, and even a few Avengers).
I must say when watching it, and thinking of possible Cable team-up, the first actor name that came to mind was Liam Neeson. Not that he'd necessarily be best of some possible good options, but I could just immediately see him in part playing against Reynolds.
I must say when watching it, and thinking of possible Cable team-up, the first actor name that came to mind was Liam Neeson. Not that he'd necessarily be best of some possible good options, but I could just immediately see him in part playing against Reynolds.
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