In advance of this evening's first public screenings, a spoiler thread for what very well could be the most cameo-heavy movie of all time.

As for me, I'll be back here at some point after I see it tomorrow night.

Have fun!

Masked up Wolverine was fantastic. Also caught that Blade line. Many LOL moments for sure.

Looking at IMDB, I hope they eventually fill in the cast to address some of those characters in the void I wasn't sure about.

Lady Deathstrike isn't on IMDB yet, and I think that was her in the Void even though they never closed in on her. Who knows how many of the others were randos or were supposed to be specific characters. They kind of went video game mode with the npc bad guys just coming and coming to be shredded.

IMDB did reveal why Cowboy Deadpool sounded familiar. Alright alright alright.

Remains to be seen if the plot has much bearing on the future, but my understanding at the end is that Deadpool and this version of Wolverine are essentially staying in the universe that Deadpool started in. BUT...we now know that Happy Hogan and the Avengers existed in his universe too, sooo - do they need to cross over into the Sacred Timeline of the Avengers?

Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Looking at IMDB, I hope they eventually fill in the cast to address some of those characters in the void I wasn't sure about.

Lady Deathstrike isn't on IMDB yet, and I think that was her in the Void even though they never closed in on her. Who knows how many of the others were randos or were supposed to be specific characters. They kind of went video game mode with the npc bad guys just coming and coming to be shredded.

IMDB did reveal why Cowboy Deadpool sounded familiar. Alright alright alright.

Remains to be seen if the plot has much bearing on the future, but my understanding at the end is that Deadpool and this version of Wolverine are essentially staying in the universe that Deadpool started in. BUT...we now know that Happy Hogan and the Avengers existed in his universe too, sooo - do they need to cross over into the Sacred Timeline of the Avengers?

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you pull a secret wars and pull characters from multiple universes/realities, have them interreact in battleworld and then have them all land, permanently, in a single universe. their histories still intact.

DC pulls that crap every few years when they reboot their characters.

Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Looking at IMDB, I hope they eventually fill in the cast to address some of those characters in the void I wasn't sure about.

Lady Deathstrike isn't on IMDB yet, and I think that was her in the Void even though they never closed in on her. Who knows how many of the others were randos or were supposed to be specific characters. They kind of went video game mode with the npc bad guys just coming and coming to be shredded.

IMDB did reveal why Cowboy Deadpool sounded familiar. Alright alright alright.

Remains to be seen if the plot has much bearing on the future, but my understanding at the end is that Deadpool and this version of Wolverine are essentially staying in the universe that Deadpool started in. BUT...we now know that Happy Hogan and the Avengers existed in his universe too, sooo - do they need to cross over into the Sacred Timeline of the Avengers?

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It was Lady Deathstrike. Now I know why the Cowboy sounded familiar! Also didn't realize Lady Deadpool was Blake Lively, but should've expected that.

Jugstore Cowboy said:

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My matinee showing wasn't completely full, and I suspect from the audience reactions that they weren't exactly comic book nerds. Generic stuff like "Let's ****ing go" got reactions. Would have been fun to see reactions in a theater full of people who caught all the references.

*the Jennifer Garner "it's OK" in response to "sorry about Daredevil" was pretty funny too, among others.

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Guess my crowd was full of nerds like me. All the deep cuts got huge cheers.

Probably the best crowd involvement I've seen since No Way Home.

Agree with the No Way Home comment. Packed nerdy crowd tonight and all the deep cuts got laughs. So much references to actual movie making history like the Gambit Project/More Blades/etc. I must have missed Rob from It Always Sunny. Henry Cavill feels like a John Krasinski type cameo but would love to see more of him

Also, did anyone get the jab when Deadpool and Blade were talking? It reminded me of the Patton Oswalt story about how miserable the Blade Trinity shoot was and I'm pretty sure Ryan Reynolds and Wesley didnt get along

Top Notch on fan service

Great homage to the X-Men/Fox franchises during the credits

Was expecting a post credit stinger to setup for Secret Wars

Also his knowledge of minivans is hilarious and his read on the Honda odyssey is nails… as an owner of the Honda odyssey he was reading my mind on the review.

Loved the movie, really fun and the deep cuts and references were pretty much all nailed in my opinion. The brutal hilarity of the fight scenes was definitely a highlight for me too.

One thing I was a little confused by - when he meets with Happy, that signified he traveled to the Avenger's era Earth (616), got shot down, and then traveled back to his multiverse? There wasn't already a Deadpool in Earth 616 right?

Ambres said:

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Just got back.. so much to unpack.. nice way to end the Fox Universe. Great idea to wrap it up as a group. I laughed out loud when I saw Liefield Store .. w/ Feet sign in the back ground.

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What is the joke with "Liefield Store…. w/ feet" ? I saw the sign, but that was the only time other people in our theater laughed and I did't know what was going on.

Liefeld is an artist that's known for drawing terrible feet

Movie was awesome, loved it! Wish we could've gotten storm or cyclops in there, but they're probably too OP for that fight at the compound.

atm0812 said:

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Ambres said:

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Just got back.. so much to unpack.. nice way to end the Fox Universe. Great idea to wrap it up as a group. I laughed out loud when I saw Liefield Store .. w/ Feet sign in the back ground.

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What is the joke with "Liefield Store…. w/ feet" ? I saw the sign, but that was the only time other people in our theater laughed and I did't know what was going on.

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it is a joke based on RL's tendency to stage comic panels in such a way that the feet were always cut off out of frame or hidden behind things.

and when he drew them they were very simplified compared to his ridiculous detail on hair, pouches on the characters' outfits, teeth, etc.

I haven't laughed that hard in a long time in a movie! Holy crap!

Chris Evan's shouting, "Flame On!" got a very loud audible, "YEEEEEEES!" out of me.

Deadpool beating the bell out of the TVA guys with Logan's corpse was just hilarious and my wife was loving that it was set to NSYNC….

Deadpool and Wolverine destroying each other in the minivan while zooming in on the "coexist" sticker had me holding my side.

Blade showing up got an immediate reaction out of my theatre….that whole interaction was just nothing but perfect fan service in-jokes which all landed perfectly and actually had me feeling sad for Gambit who was always one of my favorite X-men….but Blade commenting about there will only ever be one Blade and then Wade starting at the camera was just perfect….

Honestly I want to know how many people are pissed at this movie right now at Disney….cause there's gotta be a few….

And I have to say in terms of language…..I never thought I'd see a movie that would be up there with South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut…..and here we are…..this movie taught me some new naughty words and it seemed like half of them came from Chris Evans in the end credits scene….jeez is that guy a native New Yorker cause he sure as hell wasn't trying to sound like Johnny Storm and that's fine….

I'll think of more later but that was awesome!!!!

Plot made no sense but I don't care much….ill wait for Eric Voss to break it down for me….