Deadpool & Wolverine Deadpool & Wolverine Spoiler Thread

[BlackFox]

Agreed. I also liked it more the second time. There is so much to take in that i felt a bit caught up in a CBM whirlwind the first time and it seemed somewhat frenetic.

Yeah once you know what to expect from the "surprises" it seems to flow much better and the pacing seems less uneven compared to the first time with so much going on.

 

[psylockolussus]

Seeing Cavill there made the montage funny, it was fine as a gag... but I genuinely don't think he'd be a very good Wolverine.

I don't find him as a very good actor.

 

[blueharvest]

 

[DoomRulz]

One thing that baffles me is this idea that "humans went mutant hunting" and that's why all the X-Men died. Like, what? Did they show up with those super sentinels from DoFP, or did they show up with torches and pitchforks? Because if it was just a bunch of schmoes, then how on Earth did the entire X family succumb to them?

 

[BobJM]

We did just see in X-Men '97 a group of suped-up humans attacking the X-Men; maybe Logan just skipped the details.

Regardless, it was whack to hear that they'd all been killed off (again) as a way to motivate his character. But I also think this just helps MCU clear the board so Jackman's Logan and Dafne Keene's Laura can be integrated into the MCU (along with Deadpool) against a brand new cast.

 

[AndrewGilkison]

If this version of Wolverine is in Doomsday and or Secret Wars, I wonder if his motivation will be to help recreate the Marvel Universe to have the X-Men back in it. I ultimately think that is where this Secret Wars stuff is headed anyway, a soft reboot where everything is cleanly unified.

 

[blueharvest]

 

[blueharvest]

 

[Iceman]

I always felt Chris Evans was natural as Human Torch and his acting is better for that role. I always thought he didn't have the gravitas as Captain America.

I didn’t think he would quite have what’s needed for Cap but he convinced me from TWS onwards. It was pretty funny seeing him go back to the opposite personality of Johnny Storm here.

 

[Iceman]

Ha, that can’t be good for your health.

 

[PunyGod]

There's method acting and then there's just being an idiot.

 

[AndrewGilkison]

Couldn't they just CGI the smoke?

 

[kguillou]

 

[The Caped Knight]

 

[blueharvest]

 

[sdgrandia86]

Saw it for the 3rd time and, man, it keeps getting better and better. I can't stress how amazing Daphne is as an actress or impact of Logan as an overall movie. The scene with X23 saying "I did" and enters the room just gets me very emotional. She had very little lines in Logan but what she did, her performance, the story of the movie, the emotional core still transcends after all these years.

 

[Breogan]

Still pissed they didn't iclude Sleepy the Mexican Wolverine Variant (aka La Aguja Dinámica, Lobezno, El Glotón, (aka Emilio Garra))....



I blame Tatum, didn't stick up for his inclusion, cause he knew he would see through his fake accent again.

 

[BoredGuy]

Couldn't they just CGI the smoke?

CG smoke always looks off
Good for him for doin it, but damn son, don't kill yourself for one 20 second scene

I also don't understand how that took eight hours to get right
He didn't need it for the glistening muscles shot, or for when he unleashed the claws
So one close up head-turn shot took 8 hours?

 

[Karelia]

I've noticed a vast majority of people who say that Channing Tatum's accent is bad, has never met a cajun from Lousiana lol. People who live out there have said it's pretty good/great. I have only been to Lousiana a few times, and was never around the Bayou.

 

[Mr. Peanut]

Honestly, it being an accurate accent makes the fact that Deadpool kept busting his balls about it even funnier.

 

[Chip Chipperson]

I'm very happy with what we got, but a sequence like this would've been pretty damn fun

 

[PunyGod]

CG smoke always looks off
Good for him for doin it, but damn son, don't kill yourself for one 20 second scene

I also don't understand how that took eight hours to get right
He didn't need it for the glistening muscles shot, or for when he unleashed the claws
So one close up head-turn shot took 8 hours?

Movies take a long time to film. There were multiple shots and at least one with CG. A single shot can take hours of setup.

 

[BoredGuy]

Movies take a long time to film. There were multiple shots and at least one with CG. A single shot can take hours of setup.

Yeah but he wouldn't have been smoking it while they were setting up the shot, right? lol
I mean I guess if you're a non-smoker it wouldn't take long to get sick off a cigar

 

[psylockolussus]

I'm very happy with what we got, but a sequence like this would've been pretty damn fun

Its comforting to know, they actually considered Ghost Rider.

Daredevil not making it to the actual movie isnt surprising to me because of Ben Affleck.

Human Torch in the third act, would taken some focus away from Gambit, Elektra, Blade and X-23, and Chris Evans was already plenty of the MCU movies.

But there's always Doomsday and Secret Wars for those 3 characters.

 

[psylockolussus]

Yeah but he wouldn't have been smoking it while they were setting up the shot, right? lol
I mean I guess if you're a non-smoker it wouldn't take long to get sick off a cigar

Shooting for several hours for a 20 second cameo is a bit much.

Also, even if that shot with the cigarette needed 30 takes, I still don't get why they needed to use a real cigarette that was lit and would be inhaled by a hired talent who didn't know how to smoke in the first place. There's plenty of shots in the multiverse hopping that looked green screen. Smallverine was bad cgi imo and yet they didn't seem so concern making those scenes look authentic.