Both Deadpools made $800 million at the box office, I wouldn't worry
Anyway I've maintained that we would see Deadpool before X-Men or Fantastic Four
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Anyway I've maintained that we would see Deadpool before X-Men or Fantastic Four
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But then they wouldn't be able to put it on Disney+ with their other MCU films!
This is the easy solution. No need to release it under the Fox banner. Create a Marvel Knights or Marvel MAX banner for R rated movies and that's it.
I do feel they will have a PG-13 cut of the R rated movies for 1) China, 2) Possible re-release in the US, and 3) Disney+ release even though the R rated version would be released on Hulu.
Using Reynolds' Deadpool in PG-13 and R-rated movies concurrently would very likely open Disney up to allegations that they're marketing R-rated movies to kids. I'm not saying that'll end up dictating their strategy, they may well decide that they can afford to ignore any such backlash and that it won't amount to that much in 2022 or whenever, but I dunno if it's something they can avoid entirely if they want to go down that road, and I can see why Disney might be sensitive about that.
I'm thinking Deadpool 2 and Once Upon a Deadpool PG-13 cut 6 months later. Easy peasy. Plus they had to do it for China as well.
He said that about Dr. Strange 2 which everyone and their momma knew was going to be PG-13. You might be right, but I think there'll be backlash if Deadpool is not R rated. Same with Blade to a lesser extent because it's been so long since Blade.
Makes sense. Have Jane's exposure to the Reality Stone in The Dark World as the cause of her cancer.
It makes enough sense, though I dunno if I want to see that. Mainly because we haven't seen her character in forever (and as such don't really care about her,), so my initial thought is that it'd feel cheap.
But I guess they need a decent reason for Thor to go check on her again, so meh, I dunno. Will be interesting to see what Taika decides.
I'd have zero issues with PG13 Deadpool. I didn't find the R-rated stuff that funny or interesting.
I think she's definetly going to be the focus of the movie, so I'm looking forward to how endearing can Taika make her character.
for some reason, I kinda assume it will be alternate universe Jane Thor with Mjolnir coming to our universe, so there will be 2 Jane at some point, the alternate one had cancer and die at the end of the movie passing mjolnir to our Jane. because during the announcement Taika present Natalie Portman with Mjolnir suggesting that Jane Thor will use Mjolnir and we know Mjolnir is destroyed in out timeline
Those are also my thoughts in regard of a potential future Deadpool movie being R-rated or not :P
Isn't it just more cursing and gore what makes it R? I've yet to see the PG13 Deadpool 2 but I wonder how different it really was.
I'm not sure about the criteria but I think Deadpool getting bleeped every time he tries to swear would be funnier than him actually swearing.
Especially if he breaks the 4th wall about being bleeped. XD
I dont see why that matters . The xmen series jumped between pg13 and R, and it never became an issue.
X-Men wasn't owned by Disney before, and Fox clearly didn't care, so I'd presume people have "higher expectations" from Disney or something like that. Le sigh.
Maybe... But I just don't understand why the public expectation would be that a character can't exist in both pg13 and R rated movies..
So long as marketing is on appropriate channels and it's made clear what type of content will be in each film, history suggests audiences will be able to figure it out.
I would really like to think so too but I'd have to chalk it up to the bare minimum thought put into the general public not being able to discern the difference.
I don't really know if audiences always figure it out though... I saw plenty of younger children in my screening of Logan. :/
Either way, I hope Disney just lets Marvel do what they do best (after all, Disney's name isn't on any Marvel promotional material).
I just want it to be R-rated so I don't have to put up with 3 years of "Disney/Marvel are the worst!" or "stupid kiddie Disney" or "I'm boycotting the MCU" tweets from edgelords (not saying everyone who wants it to stay R-rated are edgelords)
Personally I couldn't give two shits whether it's R-rated or not, I'll watch either way
Personally I couldn't give two shits whether it's R-rated or not, I'll watch either way
Marvel are not going to gate any mainline MCU movies with an R rating when every single other one is PG-13. Flat out will not happen.
Maybe a Hulu series, maybe a spinoff that's not part of the real canon, but why make less money when you can make more?
Maybe a Hulu series, maybe a spinoff that's not part of the real canon, but why make less money when you can make more?
We hadn't seen Jane for a while in the comics too when her Thor arc started up.
All it needed was that scene of Thor begging her to let him use Asgardian magic or find some way to heal her, and she tells him no. It informs her character so much and is an endearing moment.
If they adapt the cancer part of the arc, the movie needs that exact scene.
People were wondering before if Feige would keep working at Marvel when his contract was up. More likely he sticks around until he gets upgraded to Disney CEO or something at this rate lol
holy crap that Feige news is massive. Publishing, animation, and all live-action television, with gaming being the sole narrative medium whose heads still report to Perlmutter instead of Feige. hard to overstate how big a deal this is
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