I wasn't listening closely, but they missed an opportunity if Brad Pitts voice didn't yell "Happy Birthday!!"

She is. They went through a nasty divorce last year.

If they did Deadpool and Spider-Man, does it hit $2B?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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If they did Deadpool and Spider-Man, does it hit $2B?

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whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa...................Parker

Getting the money shot from the spidey goo isn't new to me....

But it is for Disney

Did any of y'all get this cup & bucket combo?

It's listed for $45.99: https://store.regmovies.com/products/deadpool-babypool-combo-cup-and-popcorn-bucket

I like that

Not to beat a dead horse about Wolverine replacement, but Marvel did exactly this pretty perfectly imo with Spider man. Same thing with the last Batman. You don't need to show the origin story, just roll out the new guy and envelop them in the MCU.


I do kind of want to see Henry Cavill now as Wolverine. Although he might be too old at this point if they are doing a fresh reboot.

I don't actively seek out rumors/spoilers online.

Because of my job, I have to keep tabs on industry news.

And the best way to do that is via Twitter, where the "For You" tab (meaning a curated combination of who I follow along with a mix of "suggested tweets" based on who I follow) is often better than the "Following" tab for not missing news, since I can't be on Twitter every second of the day.

Unfortunately, the trade off is that the "For You" tab also feeds me a ton of Marvel fanboy/scoop accounts that spread rumors like wildfire. Yes, I could block them, but then I'm worried the algorithm would start omitting Marvel news altogether.

That said, it's usually not nearly as bad as it was for this movie, and traditionally most accounts are pretty good about keeping that stuff below the fold, so to speak.

TCTTS said:

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I don't actively seek out rumors/spoilers online.

Because of my job, I have to keep tabs on industry news.

And the best way to do that is via Twitter, where the "For You" tab (meaning a curated combination of who I follow along with a mix of "suggested tweets" based on who I follow) is often better than the "Following" tab for not missing news, since I can't be on Twitter every second of the day.

Unfortunately, the trade off is that the "For You" tab also feeds me a ton of Marvel fanboy/scoop accounts that spread rumors like wildfire. Yes, I could block them, but then I'm worried the algorithm would start omitting Marvel news altogether.

That said, it's usually not nearly as bad as it was for this movie, and traditionally most accounts are pretty good about keeping that stuff below the fold, so to speak.

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I assumed it was your job related, but I know a lot of people just do it in their free time as well..or seem to enjoy doing it and discussing it. Just replied to your post because it was discussing the cameos and felt most relevant.

Im sure its fun to learn about it ahead of time, but its way more fun to find out when you see the movie.
Its kind of the same discussion as movie trailers ruining big moments in movies, or robbing punchlines of their humor when you finally get to see the movie.

Or in a couple of shows that we have all discussed on here, people hype themselves up about a rumor and then act like a show is bad becuase it didnt go down the path the rumor did. Just bizarre

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Yeah I hope all the dumb dads that brought their kids along to the third R-rated Deadpool movie also enjoyed the red-band Alien: Romulus trailer. Facehugger tentacles down the throat in vivid detail. Have fun with your kid's nightmares!

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Reminds me of the Alien ride/show they used to have at Disney World when I was like 10. I definitely had nightmares after that.


As far as the movie goes, I managed to stay ignorant on every single cameo besides X23. Blade and Gambit showing up were jaw droppers. Peter talking about his "friend's" piercings, only to show them in the next scene was hilarious.

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That was an awesome ride, but I was quite a bit older when I first rode it. But, I had similar nightmare experiences after my dad took 12-year-old me to see Alien in the summer of 1979.

Did anyone see the Hot Ones interview with Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman? In it, Ryan talks about his original plan to keep the existence of the Deadpool movie secret entirely under the banner of a terrible plot buddy cop movie and even promote that movie as it went into the theaters… only when the movie actually started would the few audience goers actually figure out it was Deadpool & Wolverine.

If somehow this was miraculously pulled off, it would have been absolutely legendary.

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/ryan-reynolds-deadpool-and-wolverine-secret-fake-movie-alpha-cop-1236084514/

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Deadpool interviewing with Happy for the Avengers on Earth-616 makes no sense and wasn't explained, right? He shouldn't be there and has always been on his Earth-10999 or whatever, right? And this didn't really have an impact on the current MCU timeline either as far as I could tell.

Overall, I enjoyed it and thought it did a nice job of lovingly poking fun at the old Fox Marvel movies.it was exactly what you would expect from a Deadpool movie.

That is my favorite episode of Hot Ones ever.

Time travel not multidimensional travel

terrible CGI glitch in deadpool?

caught this article and i have no idea what it's referring to in the movie.....honestly it was so much sensory overload with way more memorable scenes i can barely recollect what they are referring to....

apparently theres a scene where deadpool does a bad super hero landing but right before it cuts his sword through wolverines arm and for a split second the arm dissapears....anyone recall this?

but also theres a line where deadpool makes a comment that his terrible landing will help distract from the bad CGI so was it all tounge and cheek?

anyone else even remember this?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/deadpool-wolverine-fans-disagree-over-terrible-cgi-glitch/ar-AA1ofxS5?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=86ce41921713440f8c3d494414487645&ei=16

These two make this sound like the GREATEST movie EVER MADE. https://t.co/I7iZQJOT1o

— Robert Meyer Burnett, Viceroy of Verisimilitude (@RMBee) August 7, 2024

for fun.....

So one thing I seem to remember about mutants in the MCU is that they couldn't have any because FOX owned the rights to all mutants, but they said Wanda and Quicksilver came from the Mind Stone and weren't mutants like typically portrayed.

The same thing happened in Agents of Shield. All of the "inhumans" were from contaminated fish oil. Now that they can have mutants, everything changed.

Also, for reference, Human Torch is Johnny Storm not Johnny Blaze. That is one of the Ghost Riders.

Finally got to see it, and yep absolutely hilarious.

I think the gag that got me the most was the fully stocked pharmacy next door to the Liefield Store that Deadpool ran past trying to get Nicepool to the donut cart medpak that absolutely existed.

So many site gags.

Ending up in an Odyssey with a Coexist sticker cracked us up.

FHKChE07 said:

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So one thing I seem to remember about mutants in the MCU is that they couldn't have any because FOX owned the rights to all mutants, but they said Wanda and Quicksilver came from the Mind Stone and weren't mutants like typically portrayed.

The same thing happened in Agents of Shield. All of the "inhumans" were from contaminated fish oil. Now that they can have mutants, everything changed.

Also, for reference, Human Torch is Johnny Storm not Johnny Blaze. That is one of the Ghost Riders.

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Kind of but regarding Inhumans from Agents of Shield from what I recall, and it's been a bit but I seem to remember strongly, terrigen mist was portrayed as being what allowed Inhumans to become Inhumans. The fish oil was a consequence of the mist being ingested by a fish at the end of one season that caused the inhuman population to grow. There were still Inhumans that came from exposure to the mist directly and not just fish oil.

All that being said, they definitely went out of their way to not say mutants in the show but instead engineered by the Kree.