After Fox’s “X-Men” films ended and Disney took over, Deadpool returned to the MCU after almost six years. The first Deadpool 3 teaser debuted at the 2024 Super Bowl on Sunday. Ryan Reynolds is playing Merc With a Mouth again and bringing back Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, who died in “Logan.”
In the teaser, the Time Variance Authority, last seen in “Loki” Season 2, brings Deadpool into the MCU. As “Marvel Jesus,” Deadpool promises to bring his outrageous humour and out-of-colour antics to Disney’s faultless product line. Deadpool faces Wolverine near the end of the teaser, but only his shadow is visible. Wolverine appears behind, but his face is hidden.
After the SAG-AFTRA strike halted production for four months, “Deadpool 3” will be released on July 26 instead of May 3. In the first “Deadpool,” Ed Skrein’s mutant was vengeful towards Ajax, who had scarred him. Deadpool had to gather X-Force to fight Cable (Josh Brolin) in the sequel. In 2018, “Deadpool 2” shattered movie office records with $18.6 million in North America.
Two years previously, “Deadpool,” an R-rated film that grossed $132.4 million domestically, set a record. Shawn Levy, director of “Deadpool 3” in 2019, described what fans may expect in an Esquire column. He mentioned “Star Wars.” I told my stunt and action team, “Guys, this is the Jedi moment,” during a crucial scene. “
I opened that sequence on my phone and went back and reviewed the blocking, the framing, the speed, and the way it was recorded,” said Levy. The scene in my “Deadpool” picture, based on something I observed in a theatre years ago, would be familiar to “Star Wars” fans.
That will be remembered forever. Amazing discovery. He added, “Making a movie within a universe that is bigger than any one film is truly possible to feel empowered and personal,” referring to his Marvel work on “Deadpool.” “It’s turning out to be exactly what Ryan Reynolds and I had hoped for when we first started working on the ‘Deadpool’ movie.”
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