I mean that was still during the credits not after.
and it was just them playing the song that played during his fight again just without the background music to it :P
aka it wasn't really anything new :P
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Deadpool 2 |OT| It's showtime, mama (Thanos is in this - and Peter too) UNMARKED SPOILERS
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and it was just them playing the song that played during his fight again just without the background music to it :P
aka it wasn't really anything new :P
Cool movie. Funny jokes (I liked a lot of the transparent MCU jabs), quick and creative action, and some great performances for everyone. I think I liked it about the same as Deadpool 1. I do think 2 did some things better. The jokes weren't as rapid fire, but I felt like they hit more consistently. "Dubstep's for pussies!" might be the best line in a superhero movie to date. I liked the whole concept, it's basically a supervillain origin story for two separate characters and Deadpool has to prevent them both.
Not going to pick at the plot holes and inconsistencies... but I do gotta note that isn't Cable alive in Deadpool's time? Brolin is 50, so let's imagine Cable as being 50-60. Firefist looked in his 30s or 40s in the future, so that mean's Cable's future is only 20-30 years in the future AKA there is a young Cable somewhere in the current time. It was weird to see Cable have all this (cool ass 80s style) futuristic weaponry but he's seemingly not that far off.
Not going to pick at the plot holes and inconsistencies... but I do gotta note that isn't Cable alive in Deadpool's time? Brolin is 50, so let's imagine Cable as being 50-60. Firefist looked in his 30s or 40s in the future, so that mean's Cable's future is only 20-30 years in the future AKA there is a young Cable somewhere in the current time. It was weird to see Cable have all this (cool ass 80s style) futuristic weaponry but he's seemingly not that far off.
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i'm assuming NO, but do you have to have watched part 1 to follow number 2? is there any heavy references to the first?
i'm assuming NO, but do you have to have watched part 1 to follow number 2? is there any heavy references to the first?
Kind of. You don't have to, but I would recommend it.
Just saw this.
This was awesome! As good as the first.
Domino MVP
Damn give her her own movie
This was awesome! As good as the first.
Domino MVP
Damn give her her own movie
It's recommended not only for the plot, but the movie references the original more than a couple of times. I rewatched it before going to see 2 and was glad I did.
They basically have the same powers but that's it though I'm pretty sure Long shot relies on his powers more because it's more powerful
I saw it yesterday.
Not much to say other than i was never a fan of the mutant comics, so my understanding of most of these non-core X-Men types is very limited.
I didn't really know anything about Domino - and I just sort of expected a tough-talkin' gun-totin' character. But she was delightful - probably the highlight of the movie for me (I think in no small part thanks to Zazie Beetz' performance)
Not much to say other than i was never a fan of the mutant comics, so my understanding of most of these non-core X-Men types is very limited.
I didn't really know anything about Domino - and I just sort of expected a tough-talkin' gun-totin' character. But she was delightful - probably the highlight of the movie for me (I think in no small part thanks to Zazie Beetz' performance)
Good movie!
Too bad it was completely overshadowed by someone in my theatre. I don't usually let people ruin a movie but holy shit.
A "father" brought his 4 and 5 year old sons to the movie. Left them alone for 10 minutes to go get popcorn, long enough that they were like "where is daddy" and got up and just left the theatre on their own for a bit. I could have walked out of the theatre with one of those kids and taken him home with ease if I wanted to.
The kids talked loudly almost the whole movie (I mean...it's not their fault. They're 4 or 5), around 70% in, they started fighting and screaming and a woman gets up to ask the guy to get his kids under control and the guy tells her to "fuck off, fatass". A guy I was with then turned around and said "that's so fucking rude, get your kids under control" and shocker, the "father" didn't respond to a guy yelling at him, only the woman.
He finally left before the end of the movie, but just...I was just stunned. What a horrible "parent", horrible human, irresponsible, and a total asshole. Just unbelievable.
:/ Anyway, good movie completely overshadowed by an irresponsible horrible human.
Too bad it was completely overshadowed by someone in my theatre. I don't usually let people ruin a movie but holy shit.
A "father" brought his 4 and 5 year old sons to the movie. Left them alone for 10 minutes to go get popcorn, long enough that they were like "where is daddy" and got up and just left the theatre on their own for a bit. I could have walked out of the theatre with one of those kids and taken him home with ease if I wanted to.
The kids talked loudly almost the whole movie (I mean...it's not their fault. They're 4 or 5), around 70% in, they started fighting and screaming and a woman gets up to ask the guy to get his kids under control and the guy tells her to "fuck off, fatass". A guy I was with then turned around and said "that's so fucking rude, get your kids under control" and shocker, the "father" didn't respond to a guy yelling at him, only the woman.
He finally left before the end of the movie, but just...I was just stunned. What a horrible "parent", horrible human, irresponsible, and a total asshole. Just unbelievable.
:/ Anyway, good movie completely overshadowed by an irresponsible horrible human.
Saw it again last night. Deadpool 2 now resides in the exclusive 'Saw More Than Once At The Cinema' wing of my life alongside such other greats as Tokyo Drift, Deadpool 1, Home Alone and Con Air.
Look, if they made this Cable from 2000 years into the future, with him being the son of Cyclops and a clone of Jean Grey, infected with the techno-organic virus by Mr. Sinister after making a clone of baby Cable to give to Apocalypse to raise as his own uneffected by the virus in hope to help him conquer the world, things might get a bit confusing.
With out the repercussions. Everytime Longshot gets "lucky" something bad happens, or the probability of something bad increases. Domino is just lucky. Everything just falls into place around her.
Saw it, loved it.
Domino stole the show. Her design was just awesome, she looked like some action figure. Her personality was great, she's got a bit of an attitude and a bit of a happy-go-lucky attitude that made her likable.
Domino stole the show. Her design was just awesome, she looked like some action figure. Her personality was great, she's got a bit of an attitude and a bit of a happy-go-lucky attitude that made her likable.
I'm glad they saved Peter, but how dare you get Terry Crews in a movie & then kill him off. Terry needs his due!
I'm so glad I explained Liefeld's feet aversion to a friend a few weeks prior so I wasn't the only one laughing there.
I'm so glad I explained Liefeld's feet aversion to a friend a few weeks prior so I wasn't the only one laughing there.
I saw this a couple of days ago and loved it. Almost every joke landed for me, and I'm consistently impressed by the dialogue writers of this series. Quality-wise, it's on par with the original and is better in some ways. Bring on the X-Force spinoff, and bring on Deadpool 3 whenever that's ready.
This is one of the few cases where the sequel is just as good as the original for me.
Baby legs had the whole theatre howling.
This is one of the few cases where the sequel is just as good as the original for me.
Baby legs had the whole theatre howling.
Just got a chance to see this. Really good. I wish the moustache dude lived. But that drop-in was probably my favorite part of the movie. Loved it.
But he did...
Deadpool ain't abandoning his sugarbear
Whether DP3 or X-Force, Disney expressed direct interest in continuing Deadpool.
Makes me wonder if they added the scenes after test audiences complained, if it was there all along, or if they planned it but hid it from the tests. I believe they killed her because of scheduling conflicts?
Nice, didn't know they commented. Then I wonder if they will bring Reynolds into the MCU. It's definitely the easiest character to just say fuck it, we are in the MCU now
If there's any joke to be made about the merger, Deadpool is the perfect avenue for it.
He shows up in a PG-13 Avengers movie, and every time he tries to swear, it bleeps, but he's the only one that notices it and it freaks him out. Or he just grabs the 'CENSORED' black bar (even though he's wearing a mask) and just beats someone to death with it.
MCU X-Men show up and he just mocks Cyclops "Doesn't he look happy? Almost like he gets to be an actual character this time."
Mystique shows up.
"I loved you in the Hunger Games."
"What?"
"Huh?"
Or he just doesn't stop doing an Aussie accent around Wolverine.
God I hope they can do this right. I'm not sure if I have 100% trust that they will keep the same tone, but I hope they do. It's just hard to imagine that actually being in the MCU or an Avengers movie. Imagine DP and Rocket..
There's a quote from her somewhere that she only agreed to it if her death wasn't permanent.
It was good. It kinda felt long winded at some points but overall it was entertaining. The Basic Instinct reference was so unexpected hahahaha I loved it.
Take on Me acoustic version is quite good. Never heard it before, now I'm a fan. Who knew Deadpool had an emotional side :'(
Take on Me acoustic version is quite good. Never heard it before, now I'm a fan. Who knew Deadpool had an emotional side :'(
Loved the movie, really enjoyable and I'm glad they didn't spend too much time in the prison which I feared. I somehow avoided spoilers all this time that Juggernaut was in the movie so I was shocked to see him, I'm glad they got more use out of the character. Loved the X-men cameos and Collossus is amazing in the movie. Everything else that was said has already been said, but I literally burst out laughing at Deadpool going back in time and killing himself from X-men Origins: Wolverine, then himself again looking at the Green Lantern script.
Late to the party on this one, but damn it was funny and better than the first movie.
A bit long but I really liked it.
Best parts;
-Calling Cable Thanos
-John Wick like stylistic start with all the fights
-Xforce all dying Macgruber style
-Xmen Cameo
- I am Batman
- Peter in interview when asked what his powers are says he has type 1 and 2 diabetes
Worst parts;
-His girlfriend
-Extended Deadpool death scene
-Movie could have been 15-20 minutes shorter
-Dopinder was kinda cringe
A bit long but I really liked it.
Best parts;
-Calling Cable Thanos
-John Wick like stylistic start with all the fights
-Xforce all dying Macgruber style
-Xmen Cameo
- I am Batman
- Peter in interview when asked what his powers are says he has type 1 and 2 diabetes
Worst parts;
-His girlfriend
-Extended Deadpool death scene
-Movie could have been 15-20 minutes shorter
-Dopinder was kinda cringe
She's even got the one eye looking different from the other one, thing!
I liked Deadpool 2 a lot. The first was entertaining but I didn't get why it was such a massive hit. I thought this one was funnier and had more heart. Still too many tryhard "holy fucking shitballs" type lines, but I guess that's the character.
One thing that bugged me was Cable's gun blowing Juggernaut backward. Like, that's the one thing no one -- much less some dumb gun -- should EVER be able to do to Juggernaut, it goes against his entire power, which is that nothing in the universe can stop him from moving forward. With everything else they got right and showed how much they knew the comics (like Shatterstar), this one bugged me.
The extended cut really destroys the pace. It's way too long and actively makes the movie worse.
The theatrical is really good. I liked the first one more but 2 is a solid movie.
The theatrical is really good. I liked the first one more but 2 is a solid movie.
Dang did not know that, in that case theatrical cut is the way to see this.
You do - on the services I've checked out (Vudu, Xbox, iTunes), the Extended Cut is under Special Features. It seems to have the same technical specs on Vudu (4K, Dolby, etc) as the main feature.
