It doesn’t matter to me. I stopped trying to make sense of the Fox timeline a long time ago and just watch them without caring about all that

People online were just questioning which Wolverine this is and how it affects Logan

Everyone posting this clip and it isn't even his funniest scene smh.

such a funny character

Plot was dumb and I did not care one bit
This was funny
It did what a Deadpool movie should do, and I’m not even too big a fan of this franchise

This s***s on Logan
Always found it overrated

Finally saw this last night. Fun movie, I enjoyed myself

Channing Tatum as Gambit was hilarious Bro had like 5 accents and he had the funniest lines imo

Also when they revealed Johnny was really s*** talking Nova word for word at the end

Was that in the end credits?

Damn, I didn’t stay

Edit: All good, it’s on YouTube

The reason why this works and No Way Home doesn’t is because No Way Home takes old characters and tells us we’re supposed to care about them. Like, truly care, right from where they left off in their own movies. It’s trying to trick us into thinking these people have real weight without putting in the work to get us invested.

Here, they’re mainly used as gags, or quick bits of lore that get folded into an omniscient ADHD gaze. Fan-service, in itself, is not necessarily bad. It just needs the appropriate tone. I, for one, think a fourth-wall-obsessed-parody makes for a more fitting home.

I can tell Chris Evans love playing a****** roles. This, Scott Pilgrim, Knives Out even those old fantastic four movies if you want to count those.

Seeing his work before and after MCU it's crazy how he played the goody two shows Cap Role to perfection

I’ve been holding out on my take that this movie works better than both No Way Home and Multiverse of Madness until a rewatch but I’m glad someone said it

Need him to do more villain roles. He was the best part of Gray Man

So it sounds like D&W and the end credits scene in The Marvels both take place on Earth 1005

....
To each his own

Does everyone think Channing Tatum was funny? I thought he was god awful

Maybe not funny but the dialect coach line from pool gave me a chuckle

Oh yea I thought that was really funny actually.

Channing himself though was just too ridiculous, thank god that Gambit movie never got made

those were the only scenes that made me giggle out loud tbh

Whoooimmabouta make a namefamyself hea

Don't get me wrong, Deadpool is kinda the movie where you can get away with anything, so if you loved this thats cool

But I just haven't been feeling the blatant fan service that comes with the multiverse... and it hit even less when we know how desperate Marvel is rn

I ain’t kno my daddy but I kno I came outta his d*** ready