Deadpool

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Yeah honestly I know some people like reviews and weighing other people's opinions but unless it's a movie I'm straddling the fence on seeing, it will affect my decision to see that movie 0% of the time.

Same with me, although I'm very happy Chris Stuckmann loved the film. He is the reviewer I've notice share a lot of the same taste with me but if I'm want to see a film, the only way something will stop me from wanting to see it is if every critic has the same problem(s) with the film.

[Tony208]

Hail Deadpool!

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by John Klein

Same with me, although I'm very happy Chris Stuckmann loved the film. He is the reviewer I've notice share a lot of the same taste with me but if I'm want to see a film, the only way something will stop me from wanting to see it is if every critic has the same problem(s) with the film.

Still wouldn't bother me if every single critic hated it, there have been so many times over the years I have seen films both audiences and critics tore apart completely that I enjoyed quite a bit. Vice versa as well, example from last year - Ant-Man was well-received but the Marvel version of Ray Palmer has never appealed to me so I will never see it.

[Rodney-2187]

I think this movie will be a big surprise at the box office like Guardians of the Galaxy was.

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Still wouldn't bother me if every single critic hated it, there have been so many times over the years I have seen films both audiences and critics tore apart completely that I enjoyed quite a bit. Vice versa as well, example from last year - Ant-Man was well-received but the Marvel version of Ray Palmer has never appealed to me so I will never see it.

That is an extremely rare occurrence with me. I'm also willing to watch a film that goes against my taste in hopes that I'll find something I like... it is basically how I found my Westerns.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

I think this movie will be a big surprise at the box office like Guardians of the Galaxy was.

I doubt that, Rated R comic book films need to hit almost perfectly with audiences to be a hit. Probably why studios are afraid to do more of them, shame for Suicide Squad.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

I doubt that, Rated R comic book films need to hit almost perfectly with audiences to be a hit. Probably why studios are afraid to do more of them, shame for Suicide Squad.

That's what they say, but I think people are ready for this type of rated R movie just like they were ready for something like GotG.

I'm not saying it's going to be as huge as GotG, just that it will be surprising how much better it does than what is expected of an R rated superhero movie.

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

I doubt that, Rated R comic book films need to hit almost perfectly with audiences to be a hit. Probably why studios are afraid to do more of them, shame for Suicide Squad.

You also have to take into account the time the old Rated R Superhero films were being made.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by John Klein

You also have to take into account the time the old Rated R Superhero films were being made.

V for Vendetta and Watchmen are not that old, Sin City is getting up there a bit in age though.

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

V for Vendetta and Watchmen are not that old, Sin City is getting up there a bit in age though.

You are also forgetting that those films are based on comics that only comic fans really know about, plus V and Watchmen are films that are not what the average person would expect when they want to go see a Superhero movie. Marvel and DC are comics that everyone and their mothers know about, which is also probably the reason why films like V and Watchmen did not do well. X-Men is what the average movie goer would expect from a Superhero movie at the time.

[DisneyBlu]

There's a Second "Deadpool" Post-Credits Scene

Based on the advance Los Angeles screening of "Deadpool", we knew there was at least one post-credits scene for the film -- but it turns out there's a second, entirely different post-credits scene that will only be attached to the final theatrical cut.

Creator Rob Liefeld confirmed on Twitter that there is indeed a second scene after the "Deadpool" credits, which has yet to be shown to the public:

@robertliefeld
And there is another you did not see! There’s TWO!

Co-writer Rhett Reese ("Zombieland") reaffirmed the statement on his Twitter:


@RhettReese
No one who's seen Deadpool so far has seen *all* of Deadpool. There's a second coda that won't arrive 'til the movie screens in theaters...

http://www.comicbookresources.com/ar...-credits-scene

Good news. It's not only even more incentive to see the movie again, but the post credits scene in the movie was a bit underwhelming.

[Show spoiler]Deadpool is in his suit and is wearing a robe over it, and he walks up to the camera and says, "you're still here? Go home. The movie's over" and then makes some jokes about expecting a tag scene, and references Nick Fury showing up in the Iron Man post credit scene.

Its reference was clever and it was funny, but I'm glad there will be another post credits scene. I hope the pre-screening one ends up on the Blu-ray as an extra, though.

[Foggy]

[ThatOneGuy]

There we go, the first rotten review of Deadpool!

This is the review!

[Walts Ghost]

Originally Posted by DisneyBlu

http://www.comicbookresources.com/ar...-credits-scene



Good news. It's not only even more incentive to see the movie again, but the post credits scene in the movie was a bit underwhelming.

[Show spoiler]Deadpool is in his suit and is wearing a robe over it, and he walks up to the camera and says, "you're still here? Go home. The movie's over" and then makes some jokes about expecting a tag scene, and references Nick Fury showing up in the Iron Man post credit scene.

Its reference was clever and it was funny, but I'm glad there will be another post credits scene. I hope the pre-screening one ends up on the Blu-ray as an extra, though.

I loved the post credit scene.

[Show spoiler]The face they made it be a Ferris Bueller joke while also poking at Marvel was spectacular. It's probably one of my favorite post credit scenes ever. So much fun.

[kp404]

Originally Posted by John Klein

There we go, the first rotten review of Deadpool!

This is the review!

I follow the playlist and that reviewer is the same guy that has had very negative impressions on every deadpool related news story since the ide was first announced; so I would take that one with a grain of salt.

[Petra_Kalbrain]

I can live with a "1 rotten to every 27 fresh ratings" outcome for this film.

[Show spoiler]Mainly because I can live with a "27 rotten to every 1 fresh rating" outcome as well. I don't give a shit what anyone else thinks of the film. I'd be going to see it no matter what anyone says about it. Therefore, I'll be my own judge of it.

[Mandalorian]

DEADPOOL Super Bowl TV Spot (2016) Ryan Reynolds Superhero Movie HD - YouTube

[DanTheMan]

Originally Posted by Mandalorian

DEADPOOL Super Bowl TV Spot (2016) Ryan Reynolds Superhero Movie HD - YouTube

Yeah, this has my money.

Wonder how America will take to that athlete joke by tomorrow morning.

[Darkstream]

Psylocke vs. Deadpool

https://www.facebook.com/wegeekgirls...6354023766239/

[The Debts]

Originally Posted by Darkstream

Psylocke vs. Deadpool

https://www.facebook.com/wegeekgirls...6354023766239/

Hilarious! Where's the audio, though?