Deadpool & Wolverine: The 10 Biggest Burning Questions

After decades of lead-in, teases, and studio shenanigans, Deadpool & Wolverine has finally arrived in theaters with all the wild R-rated action, shocking violence, raucous jokes, deep-cut Easter eggs, and super-star cameos that you've likely been waiting for. But with so much going on over the two-hour-plus runtime, you may well have come out of the movie with some burning questions. We certainly did!
That said, we're here to ask and answer all of those, or at least try to answer them...
But major spoilers follow below this point, so don't read any further if you haven't seen Deadpool 3 yet!
Still here?
STILL HERE?
OK, these are some of the topics we delve into in this video...
Are Deadpool & Wolverine in the MCU Now?
How Did Deadpool Get to Earth-616 to Meet Happy Hogan?
How Does Wolverine Know About The Avengers?
Does Logan the Movie Really Exist in the Same Timeline as the Deadpool Movies?
Sorry, What’s an Anchor Being Again?
How Does the X-Men Universe Teased at the End of The Marvels Fit in?
Wait, Blade Wasn't Even a Fox Movie Character. Why Is He Here?
When Did Channing Tatum Play Gambit?
What Did Cassandra Nova Want?
So When Are We Getting the MCU X-Men?
So strap in, grab your grotesque Wolverine popcorn bucket, and let's do this!

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[Elibbb-sxkg]

The biggest question is why thor is crying ?

[alexanderflodin]

The biggest burning question is how IGN could give this a lower score than She-Hulk.

[OutsiderXE]

Thor crying explained: Thor doesn't know Deadpool can regenerate, and his is sick and tired of his friends and allies dying. Thor holds Deadpool during his "dying" moments to comfort him. Deadpool is just taking advantage of the situation to be closer to Chris Hemsworth.

[Agelic]

No one in comics ever really dies... except for uncle Ben

[bvaz]

This IGN narrator clearly missed why the temp pad was needed. Deadpool destroyed the watch after he reset his timeline and turned down by the Avengers.

[ccliffy]

He literally said in the film he destroyed cables watch 😂😂

[captaintalon]

Biggest question should be how much of an NSync fan Deadpool is to nail the choreography of Bye Bye Bye

[blindsided]

"Anchor Being" is more meta than you are giving it credit for.
Yes, it's an in-universe explanation, but it's also pointing out how a franchise goes downhill and eventually disappears once the main character that people care about is gone. It's commenting very heavily on how much the X-Men movies ceased to pull in the $$$ and how much less people cared once their favorite character left.

[RIPFemaleDoggy]

Seeing them bring Chris Evans back as human Torch was GENIUS… I’m so tired of the cameos that get brought for no reason but to have fans clap and scream at a movie theater, but this one was really cool 🔥

[bdubberz]

By the end of the film, Deadpool & Wolverine end up in Deadpool’s own universe: so all the “we’re gonna save the MCU” was for jokes. One of the last lines after the climax alludes to not changing the past because the past is what makes us what we are.

This is a swan song of Deadpool, Wolverine, and the entire Fox universe.

[somasekhar]

my biggest burning question is how this guy get hd clips of movie climax portions 🤨🤨

[FIoridaMilkMan]

Let’s be real, 616 Nexus/Anchor was Stan Lee

[disasterartiest]

My biggest question is WHY couldn't Deadpool just go back to the time BEFORE X-24 kills Logan? Like Deadpool could have simply travelled to the fight, and saved Logan, his Universe's Anchor Being, instead of just travelling to Logan's very dead corpse.

[RatiionalRonald]

9:59 the reason ghost rider wasnt added was because it was sony lol, same reason a spiderman wasnt in it either.
Also you showed a clip with Ryan Reynolds in Blade, which is how the connection was made to get blade in the film. Reynolds wanted to include everyone he worked with in the Pre-MCU.

[lordlaughypants]

An anchor being is a being that must be there in order for the franchise to continue. It was even said that it can take thousands of years but when Logan died, the X-Men franchise was done for. Deadpool was the last remaining remnant from the Fox franchise.

[SJMcFly]

My theory is this Logan is from a timeline where the Avengers vs X-men happened

[bryantrafton]

Best anchor being for the cinematic mcu would be Loki. Even when he does die, the universe puts into play something to bring him back. And a future story with a villain seeking to destroy the anchor point where Loki is holding the threads of multiple time lines in a multiverse would be pretty epic.

[ANGELOFDARKification]

It's not a soft launch, it's more a celebration of the Fox marvel characters and movies

[FinalSpace]

Answer to 1:30 : Deadpool & Wolverine is the 8th highest opening grossing film in history so they will return!

[ihavenoideawhattonamemyaccount]

3:08 A little side note, Deadpool tells Paradox that he destroyed the Time Machine after using it to bring back his friends and go to the mcu.