Dear Disney, Please Don't Ruin Deadpool

Deadpool & Wolverine has arrived, smashing all records and defying Hollywood's excuses. They officially have the sixth-biggest opening of all time. Let’s discuss why.

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[Xavier-]

I died laughing when Deadpool said "f*ck you Fox, I'm going to Disneyland", then smashes the screen breaking the 4th wall 💀

[Provoses]

This movie was freaking sick. We don’t need agendas or diversity quotas. We need comedy, action and writers who actually care about making a good movie.

[FindSimpleGuides]

It's refreshing to see a movie that values quality rather than pushing a narrative. The success of Deadpool shows that audiences just want to be entertained, and not patronised.

[yungguns]

Deadpool has a thing for Wolverine and Spidey specifically. It's a running joke in the Deadpool comics.

[je]

If only Disney would get the message their audience is trying to tell them!

[Michaelmaddsicc]

I love it when art imitates life.
He said Wolverine was gonna do it till he's 90.
Meanwhile, RDJ had returned to play Doom.

[JurassicTheory]

Deadpool and Wolverine have brought real comedy back to the movie theater 😎

[jbuzzcuzz]

“There is no explicit or obnoxious agenda” is the best description of Deadpool‘s character (mostly because he never has an agenda). That is what makes him fun. He embodies the nihilism that everybody feels at some point in their life, but instead being super sad about it he just decides to do a bunch of random stuff. It makes existential dread hilarious, which the best way to deal with existential dread.

[Bumbum_Inspector]

The Deadpool dancing to NSYNC intro was the most fun movie intro I've seen in years. Such a great movie.

[J.D.Mc.]

Went and saw this. When Wolverine put on the mask, the WHOLE audience applauded.
Thanks Ryan for not letting disney ruin the franchise. 🙏🏼

[Ngarcia]

The first 20mins of the movie perfectly sets the tone. Yes, there’s fan-service, nerdy references and some lore that might be lost if you haven’t watch other Marvel projects. But what I love about it is that it’s a comedy first. And that’s why it’s a hit. It is just a fun film.

[matthewluisantero]

One of the unforgettable parts of the film for myself is when Deadpool said that the multiverse-based movies in the MCU have been miss after miss after miss. It's obviously not all bad (I enjoyed No Way Home), but it is for the most part, and I like it that Deadpool has become the spokesperson for all who had Marvel Fatigue now.

[mzytryck]

It really reminded me of Blazing Saddles; a genuinely and sincerely AFFECTIONATE parody of the genre rather than a bitter and nasty one.

They acknowledge the silly things, the awesome things, the things they've done wrong, and the things they've done right, and you could tell that everyone involved actually LIKED the franchise rather than using it as a cash-cow or a soapbox.

It wasn't perfect, but I walked out with a big childish grin on my face for the first time since Spider-man No Way Home (another film where the people involved clearly understood why people love the franchise and shared that love)

[Leonardo-mych]

Just to clarify something about Deadpool: in both the comics and the movies he is bisexual or pansexual, although it is not explicitly stated in the movies Ryan Reynolds has confirmed this in some interviews.

[mailpaper]

This movie could've been the best movie in the entire universe and it wouldn't save them. We don't want piles of shit then 1 gem of a movie, WE JUST WANT GOOD, CONSISTENT WRITING.

[HistoricalFanatics]

I do love this film and even Deadpool himself
“Welcome to the MCU, you joined a low point” - wade wilson to Wolverine

[sterlingdennett]

I credit both Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman with the success of this movie. Both of them fight to make good movies good.

[JohnOlivetti-xlhr]

I just imagine Brett’s producers in the background holding up 1-10 rating cards every time she starts an ad read based on how good the transition was 😂

[mayor_pigface]

Calling deadpool a normal hero is pretty funny. He also gets pegged in the first movie

[mamabearmckenzie]

I also loved the cameos of Blake and also her and Ryan's children. Just awesome! Also the amount of times Ryan broke character and said Hugh or that he was telling Blake. Ryan is Deadpool, it's not a character, it's just Ryan.