FightinTexasAg15 said:
Did anyone catch the "the suns getting real low big guy" line when Deadpool is fighting Juggernaut?
Yes, and I lmao
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schmendeler said:Brock Sampson said:
For a reference...
He's got a tinier waist than Barbie.
Some variation of this has to be a one liner in the next one.
welcome to rob liefeldschmendeler said:Brock Sampson said:
For a reference...
He's got a tinier waist than Barbie.
anatomical abominations, weird feet, and pouches everywhere.
bizarre
So many POUCHES wow!
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Didn't disappoint. There's such a thing as too much Ryan Reynolds, but this franchise somehow avoids it.
This movie wasn't supposed to make me cry.
I really enjoyed it. Probably not as much as one, but definitely worth a rewatch.
I really enjoyed it. Probably not as much as one, but definitely worth a rewatch.
26.2 said:GiveEmHellBill said:
Oh, for ****'s sake........Shatterstar???? Why??!??
Okay, Rob Liefeld did a couple of good things. Deadpool, for instance. He also was a terrible artist who created some of the worst examples of that terrible 90's era of comics.
Sh*t like Shatterstar.
Just look at this picture. Look at it.
He has a ponytail coming out of what looks to be the top of his head.......................and he has two (TWO!) additional ponytaiils. This bizarre creation with hair from a Japanese anime has THREE ponytails. WTF? And their position for a character in mid-leap don't make sense.
Every one of Liefeld's drawings has one of two facial expressions: grimace or yelling. And for no reason. Everyone either is in a fierce grimace or yelling inexplicably.
Also, every character Liefeld has created has a sh*t ton of pouches. Pouches everywhere. And everyone is absolutely ripped.
And lastly: the sword. It has no tip. Most importantly.......Liefeld doesn't know how to draw someone holding anything. How is Shatterstar holding this sword? Has anyone ever held a sword in this fashion?
My God, Liefeld sucks. I cannot believe I will still be going to see a movie with f-ing Shatterstar in it.
This movie was awesome, and this post is so much better after having seen the film.
That was a wholly satisfying scene. Also loved that Deadpool referred to him as a character written by a "guy who can't draw feet."
None of that even figures the time travel based non-branching family tree. Spoilers, but his dad is also his son
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I really wish cable would have snapped his fingers just once
Like talking about his family being killed... could have said I can't just snap my fingers and bring everyone I loved back to life
Like talking about his family being killed... could have said I can't just snap my fingers and bring everyone I loved back to life
redline248 said:
Why didn't the prison remove Juggernaut's helmet?
Saw it a second time and it hit me. Juggernaught doesnt have an inhibitor....because he isn't a mutant. I forgot that he was made that powerful by the gem of cytorak or somesuch.
But yea, it would make sense that the xmen remove his helmet during captivity so Xavier could control him.
"Is that a knife on my dick?"
"Yeah, it is"
"Yeah, it is"
This might have been posted a while back, but had they added this to the post-credits, I think I would have suffocated to death from laughter.
Can't wait for the bonus scenes in the home release.
Quote:
Were there any post-credit scenes that didn't make it in?
Reese: Well that's why we took out the killing of baby Hitler.
What?
Reese: Deadpool goes back and kills baby Hitler at the very end. That's what was supposed to happen.
Wernick: And not just supposed to happen, we shot it.
Reese: We shot it and we put it in front of an audience. He's got the crib and he's standing in the German nursery and he's leaning over the crib to do it and there was kind of this, "ohhhhh." And we thought we don't want to leave the crowd on an "ohhhhh." So it ended up coming out.
A couple years ago SNL cut a sketch at dress where time travelers keep coming back to kill baby Hitler and Hitler's mom keeps wondering why that keeps happening.
Reese: Oh that's really funny. Our last moment was Deadpool saying "Maximum effort!" as he goes in to throttle the baby. It does make you squeamish.
Wernick: There's even a draft of that scene where we back it up even more where he's standing over baby Hitler and says, "God, that is a toughie." He finds a Sharpie and draws a mustache on the baby a little baby mustache and says "Maximum effort!"
Reese: Now he looks just enough like him that he can get up the courage to do it.
Can't wait for the bonus scenes in the home release.
that's what i love about these movies. they almost never pull back from something like this.israeliag said:
This might have been posted a while back, but had they added this to the post-credits, I think I would have suffocated to death from laughter.Quote:
Were there any post-credit scenes that didn't make it in?
Reese: Well that's why we took out the killing of baby Hitler.
What?
Reese: Deadpool goes back and kills baby Hitler at the very end. That's what was supposed to happen.
Wernick: And not just supposed to happen, we shot it.
Reese: We shot it and we put it in front of an audience. He's got the crib and he's standing in the German nursery and he's leaning over the crib to do it and there was kind of this, "ohhhhh." And we thought we don't want to leave the crowd on an "ohhhhh." So it ended up coming out.
A couple years ago SNL cut a sketch at dress where time travelers keep coming back to kill baby Hitler and Hitler's mom keeps wondering why that keeps happening.
Reese: Oh that's really funny. Our last moment was Deadpool saying "Maximum effort!" as he goes in to throttle the baby. It does make you squeamish.
Wernick: There's even a draft of that scene where we back it up even more where he's standing over baby Hitler and says, "God, that is a toughie." He finds a Sharpie and draws a mustache on the baby a little baby mustache and says "Maximum effort!"
Reese: Now he looks just enough like him that he can get up the courage to do it.
Can't wait for the bonus scenes in the home release.
My only issue with this is it completely goes against the entire theme of the rest of the movie.
They could have found a funny way to kill Hitler during the Great War, or maybe when he was imprisoned...but obviously not as "funny" .
That was hysterical.
Interesting article about a Jets undrafted free agent who is an extra in Deadpool 2. What jumped out to me was the character he played, Omega Red.
Wonder if he'll ever be a featured villain.
https://nypost.com/2018/06/06/this-jets-rookie-is-a-real-role-player-as-in-deadpool-2/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Wonder if he'll ever be a featured villain.
https://nypost.com/2018/06/06/this-jets-rookie-is-a-real-role-player-as-in-deadpool-2/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
He played Omega? Damn missed that cameo
I don't remember him or that character at all.
he was also in the animated series of Xmen
By all accounts this was the last Deadpool movie, the rest will be X-Force. I really hope he keeps saying X-Force all the time, especially when bad things happen. It's basically the Marvel equivalent of yelling Roll Tide!
Beats me why it would be the last.
Any superhero movie good enough to affect the tides of a Star Wars box office deserves uno mas.
Any superhero movie good enough to affect the tides of a Star Wars box office deserves uno mas.
Racing is life. Anything before or after is just waiting.
Steve McQueen
Steve McQueen
not ringing any bells. what did he do in DP2?dromo07 said:
he was also in the animated series of Xmen
Did you not read my post, or the article linked? He was an extra, background character.
I simply wondered if Omega Red, who is a recurring villain in Wolverine comics (or was), would ever be a feature villain in a future movie.
I simply wondered if Omega Red, who is a recurring villain in Wolverine comics (or was), would ever be a feature villain in a future movie.
I think so because he was a reoccurring villain in the early years of xforce comics
I'm guessing one of the villains during the "Working 9-5" montage.
Probably in the mutant prison somewhere.
From the article that no one read, apparentlyQuote:
In the end, there is a scene of him without makeup, scenes in the prison sequence and one scene where he is behind Deadpool.
I skimmed it, but didn't see that. most of it seemed to be talking about what it meant to his nfl rookie status. I wasn't interested in that.redline248 said:From the article that no one read, apparentlyQuote:
In the end, there is a scene of him without makeup, scenes in the prison sequence and one scene where he is behind Deadpool.
Champ Bailey said:
Did anyone catch that Juggernaut was played by Ryan Reynolds too?
I noticed while watching the credits that it said "voice of the juggernaut - himself"
Finally saw the movie. Hilarious!!! I can't believe no one has mentioned DP's line when he first saw Juggernuaght "I should have worn my white pants."
I had tears!
I had tears!
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