Deadpool & Wolverine | Official Trailer | July 26 | Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman
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But also, there's no reason as of yet to believe that this ignores Loki S2 and isn't the TVA after the events of it
While the TVA is no longer a fascist organization and is allowing branches to exist, they're still trying to keep the multiverse safe from threats such as Kang.
And what Wade was doing at the end of Deadpool 2 was more than just a branching timeline. Screwing with the Fox timeline in the way that he was could have been an incursion-creating event, which would put him on the TVA's radar.
Bloodborne invented gothic horror and trenchcoats haven't you heard?
Videogame fans are the worst.
He'll put it on in the last 10 minutes of the movie, right before the final battle.
You know... the last film I watched in cinema was Dune 2.
Now watching Shogun and the Fallout show.
... it gets to me how utterly bland this trailer looks visually on rewatch.
Now watching Shogun and the Fallout show.
... it gets to me how utterly bland this trailer looks visually on rewatch.
I'm pretty sure for anyone not into MMO's it's always been let's fuckin go. Especially recently.
Uh huh, so was No Way Home, but there wasn't much to that beyond all the thing-you-knows.
The first teaser had some of it. Deadpool gets recruited by the TVA (Time Variance Authority) to deal with some temporal issue of some sort that threatens the people he cares about, possibly his entire timeline, and he decides somewhere along the way to draft Wolverine into it. There's not a lot to it yet, but Cassandra Nova appears to be a villain in the void that he'll have to contend with at some point.
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Didn't realize it but you can see Cassandra Nova on the right hand side of the screen when Deadpool and Wolverine are jumping into the portal. I kind of wonder if she's actually not that big of a character in the plot, every shot of her seems to be in the same location.
You need to watch X men Origins: Wolverine to get the full understanding of what happens in this.
Didn't realize it but you can see Cassandra Nova on the right hand side of the screen when Deadpool and Wolverine are jumping into the portal. I kind of wonder if she's actually not that big of a character in the plot, every shot of her seems to be in the same location.
Yeah I'm wondering if it's actually Paradox (the guy from the TVA that recruits Deadpool. Closed Captioning revealed his name).
I mean everything feels like first act only material
Didn't realize it but you can see Cassandra Nova on the right hand side of the screen when Deadpool and Wolverine are jumping into the portal. I kind of wonder if she's actually not that big of a character in the plot, every shot of her seems to be in the same location.
Peter's story had a complete beginning, middle, and end in NWH regardless of the cameos
It's a pretty straight-forward trailer I thought. Deadpool's world is in danger so he tries to recruit Wolverine. But this Wolverine is apparently a good-for-nuthin' variant and he's reluctant to help. Despite that DP says he still needs his help. They team up to save the day.
Is that not it?
I mean, we'd have to see the movie to answer that. That would probably work as a logline Though with a polish on the writing.
Nah, not true. It had a complete story for Holland's Peter with a clear arc.
That's really all the story the trailer needs to suggest a compelling movie? "The world is in danger so he gets Wolverine"?
The fact that the story was technically "complete" doesn't make it a good one.
Ah.
Well, I disagree then. It was a good one. A great arc for Peter and tremendous payoffs for longtime fans of the series. The core of the film having a good story and a ton of heart is why it was as successful and acclaimed as it was.
"the world is in danger so X" is the plot of 95% of comic book movies
From a marketing point of view…yeah. That probably is enough. People want to see this. They don't really need to explain more. They will anyway eventually but they really don't need to. This is really an in the bag movie. People want to watch this.
Yeah, definitely disagree with every word of this. We even had a thread just recently filled with people noting how there really isn't much there past the returning characters, and they were right.
Which is maybe why people are getting sick of them.
Well if people really want to know why Marvel movies keep disappointing in substance, they really need look no further than this. If Marvel and Sony know people won't ask for more than just this then there's not much reason for them to try any harder than that.
Not me. This movie may be good but a trailer of just "Look who's back" isn't enough to convince me anymore; they've lost my trust.
Oh I thought you meant it was confusing. It's a trailer so I think it's cut fine to give us the broad strokes.
This doesn't even make sense to me. I'm talking about a marketing campaign. Im not pretending filmmakers don't consider the marketing angle but if you know people will watch…how much does what you're saying even matter? Or are you saying you don't think Ryan Reynolds doesn't give a shit how Deadpool turns out?
I'm saying the trailer doesn't suggest a decent story and based on recent history I don't have the faith the rest of you seemingly have that "well whatever, I'm sure the good story will be there". That's all.
Ryan Reynolds isn't unique; I'm sure everyone involved in all the wet fart Marvel movies over the past few years gave a shit. But when there's an awareness that what drives fans into theaters is predominantly member berries, yes, I think that can absolutely guide the creative focus at times. Giving a shit doesn't enter into it.
Even the GOAT Across the Spider-Verse was not immune to this lol
Lol yep, there's really no need for it for this movie. It's the 3rd Deadpool movie with his debut in the MCU, Hugh Jackman is back as Wolverine, either you're in or you're not
Even though I found the first two DP movies only mildly amusing (and getting old way before the end), i's the only MCU project on their current slate I'm still mildly interested in, if only for Jackman and because it will take at least half a movie before I get fed up with Renolds, but this trailer does very little for me tbh.
Just rewatched the trailer and I'm still baffled at why this looks so much worse visually than the previous films. Everything just looks so flat and grey.
… then don't watch it. Or wait for reviews. Nobody will ever be able to explain to me how wasting 2 hours arguing with strangers on the internet about a movie is more valuable than spending two hours watching the movie. Change my mind.
so does the first movie. By the far the weakest aspect of that movie.
I liked Logan, but I completely agree that the 3rd act/ending absolutely sucked and tanked it for me so I'm with you on this
