Ali almost just as old or at least looks it wtf we even doing here anymore
Yall tried 4 times to make Blade again and in the meantime I've gotten the real one
Just let the man be Blade like Hugh is Wolverine. I really don't get it
Ive been saying that. If the new Blade is gonna be a s*** show, just put in Wesley Snipes again. Make 1 and 2 canon and have this be a send off or passing of the torch.
The bad thing is, is that disney has been beating the "passing the torch" storyline to death already.
Why didn’t you like it
It played everything extremely safe and bland.
The Wolverine's origin story that they allude to is incredibly basic and hardly even his fault, which goes against part of the whole character's arc.
It simultaneously wants to be a reviving of the Fox universe while also being very over the topic and in your face about it being a "goodbye" to that universe.
The cameos were surprisingly underwhelming outside of one or two (Snipes/Evans). None of them were used as effectively as NWH and they felt very much (to me) like slightly better Multiverse of Madness-esque cameos.
And lastly, for a Deadpool & Wolverine Join the MCU movie, they didn't interact with.....any of the MCU? Why was Hulk given a cameo but we don't get to see Wolverine fight him? Marvel owns all the characters now??? Do something with him if you show him???? Hulk got the biggest cheer in the audience because you could tell everyone expected something to be done with it.
This film did to me with Marvel what I feel like Rise of Skywalker did to me with Star Wars
Insane that it’s been 5 years since Mahershala was cast as Blade and he’s only appeared off screen in one post credit scene
Meanwhile f***ing Wesley Snipes appears in this as a whole supporting character
The tribute to the Fox movies at the end was a nice touch and a very classy thing to do. The Fox movies had a lot of misses but overall, I'm glad we got some type of closure.
I'm prolly in the minority of thinking this Marvel phase was a failure for alot more then the "multiverse" stuff mainly cuz it didn't really make up the bulk of it imo.
BP,Black Widow,GOTG3,WandaVision weren't about that and really only Loki,Strange,Spiderman and now Deadpool were.
A mixed bag of an era but I'd put it on about the same level as Phase 2 but it's nice to see them move on and I'm hyped for the Mutant Saga.
kinda how i view, it was on par with phase 2 for me as well
Also to add to this: wouldn't Logan and X-23 glitch out like Loki did in Loki and Miles did in Spider-Verse because they aren't in their right timelines?
On a real life level, Marvel and Sony aren’t playing by the same rules.
On an in universe story level, I think it’s the way they are traveling the multiverse.
The way they do in Spider-Verse is via these portals that were created by technology. While yes the TVA is also using technology, it’s completely different and they are an organization that exists outside of time and are the ones who oversee the multiverse. So they should know how to travel between universes safely.
In No Way Home, the other variants travelled the multiverse using magic, not technology. Nothing happened to them either.
So there’s clearly many different ways to travel the multiverse (technology, magic, dreamwalking, etc.). Spider-Verse just seems to be using technology that hasn’t been perfected yet (well without those bands).
Insane that it’s been 5 years since Mahershala was cast as Blade and he’s only appeared off screen in one post credit scene
Meanwhile f***ing Wesley Snipes appears in this as a whole supporting character
To rub salt into the wound, Snipes boasts about how he'll always be the only Blade
To rub salt into the wound, Snipes boasts about how he'll always be the only Blade
I hit a light gasp when that line hit. Like s*** that’s a pretty definitive statement to make when you have a guy who’s been waiting 5 years to make his movie
fassbender magneto in this wouldve hit was definitely expecting to see more xmen in this
Can't do it here. Pm me
did
TI got a bag from marvel??? I know he happy
He was in the first two Ant-Man movies man
Can't do it here. Pm me
got one for other mv?
Heard this stinks
The plot stinks
The villain stinks
The jokes and nostalgia carries the movie
Subtlety, but not overtly that a casual viewer will have any idea what this is leading to
true
It played everything extremely safe and bland.
The Wolverine's origin story that they allude to is incredibly basic and hardly even his fault, which goes against part of the whole character's arc.
It simultaneously wants to be a reviving of the Fox universe while also being very over the topic and in your face about it being a "goodbye" to that universe.
The cameos were surprisingly underwhelming outside of one or two (Snipes/Evans). None of them were used as effectively as NWH and they felt very much (to me) like slightly better Multiverse of Madness-esque cameos.
And lastly, for a Deadpool & Wolverine Join the MCU movie, they didn't interact with.....any of the MCU? Why was Hulk given a cameo but we don't get to see Wolverine fight him? Marvel owns all the characters now??? Do something with him if you show him???? Hulk got the biggest cheer in the audience because you could tell everyone expected something to be done with it.
It wasn’t a reviving of the Fox universe, it was totally and completely a goodbye to it. The montage in the credits proves that.
And to your last point, like many others have said ITT, this was never really marketed as a “Deadpool Joins the MCU” movie. Even the director himself said he doesn’t consider the film to be a part of any MCU Phase, and that they didn’t set out to make a “Marvel movie”.
It's just that legally, Marvel Studios now owns the rights to the character so of course it will be under their umbrella.
Also, it was mostly first reactions hyping it up as some big next step for the MCU, the marketing never did that
It wasn’t a reviving of the Fox universe, it was totally and completely a goodbye to it. The montage in the credits proves that.
And to your last point, like many others have said ITT, this was never really marketed as a “Deadpool Joins the MCU” movie. Even the director himself said he doesn’t consider the film to be a part of any MCU Phase, and that they didn’t set out to make a “Marvel movie”.
It's just that legally, Marvel Studios now owns the rights to the character so of course it will be under their umbrella.
Also, it was mostly first reactions hyping it up as some big next step for the MCU, the marketing never did that
"Totally and completely a goodbye to it."
"Til you're 90!"