Biggest Unanswered Questions In Deadpool 2
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Naturally the plot would be Deadpool vs. Thanos. Being that this would have to fit in the mainline MCU canon to avoid leaving viewers too young for Deadpools other movies lost they'd have to make it PG-13 and creativly limit the number of times Deadpool can audibly swear. (With liberal use of lampshades and fourth wall breaks. Naturally mocking the censorship the whole time. Heck imagine him riping off one of the fingers from the infinity gauntlet as a setup to the following joke:
Thanos: Deadpool give me the finger.
Deadpool: I'd love to but Disney won't allow it. On the second thought. (Camera pans around his back as we see him lift his arm in a way that heavily implies that he's flipping Thanos the bird anyways though not outright showing it)
Date: 2020-07-14
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Bradden
Wade was immortal before Thanos did anything to him, one of the first things he does with his new powers is die, and Thanos does not actually have the power to turn mortality on or off for people. The whole curse is pretty loose in how or if it actually works, but people on the internet love to focus on it. Nevermind that Wade has a stronger healer factor than Wolverine or Sabertooth who are also largely immortal from their healing factors. I really see nothing about his powers being stronger in this, they just get shown off more as he uses them more, trying to commit suicide and all. When it comes to growing new legs it works pretty much exactly like it did for him to grow a new hand in the previous film. Also worth mentioning that Dr. Killbrew has stated that for Wade's healing factor there is a willpower aspect, as I recall the example he gives is that if say sabertooth lost an arm and grew it back he would not grow back a tattoo. Wade would. Worth mentioning that when Wolverine dies he also goes and sees his loved ones and he has no real relationship with Death.
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Wade was immortal before Thanos did anything to him, one of the first things he does with his new powers is die, and Thanos does not actually have the power to turn mortality on or off for people. The whole curse is pretty loose in how or if it actually works, but people on the internet love to focus on it. Nevermind that Wade has a stronger healer factor than Wolverine or Sabertooth who are also largely immortal from their healing factors. I really see nothing about his powers being stronger in this, they just get shown off more as he uses them more, trying to commit suicide and all. When it comes to growing new legs it works pretty much exactly like it did for him to grow a new hand in the previous film. Also worth mentioning that Dr. Killbrew has stated that for Wade's healing factor there is a willpower aspect, as I recall the example he gives is that if say sabertooth lost an arm and grew it back he would not grow back a tattoo. Wade would. Worth mentioning that when Wolverine dies he also goes and sees his loved ones and he has no real relationship with Death.
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Damien
This timeline is absolutely f'n confusing! So sense the X-Men did make that small cameo, but they were the young X-Men of the 60s, 70s & 80s. So does that mean this movie and Deadpool are in that time era? Or, not because it looks like this movie is clearly set in modern time where then Patrick Stewart would be Professor X, not James McAvoy! Like Cable asks, What year is it? Oooooooh, waaaaaait. Maybe sense it's so confusing and when Cable asked that question, he too didn't get an answer! So maybe they're just fugging with us on purpose!
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This timeline is absolutely f'n confusing! So sense the X-Men did make that small cameo, but they were the young X-Men of the 60s, 70s & 80s. So does that mean this movie and Deadpool are in that time era? Or, not because it looks like this movie is clearly set in modern time where then Patrick Stewart would be Professor X, not James McAvoy! Like Cable asks, What year is it? Oooooooh, waaaaaait. Maybe sense it's so confusing and when Cable asked that question, he too didn't get an answer! So maybe they're just fugging with us on purpose!
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Worm-revolver
Vanessa isn't death. Vanessa Carlysle is Copycat. She was Wade Wilsons lover before he became Deadpool. He left her in the night after being diagnosed with cancer to go to the Canadian version of SHIELD to be mutated to have his cancer cured.
Copycat was also in the original X-Force. She killed Domino and disguised herself as her. Funny how Domino is the only surviving member in the film (sans Deadpool and Peter because of time travel) when in the comics she was the only one who was dead.
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Vanessa isn't death. Vanessa Carlysle is Copycat. She was Wade Wilsons lover before he became Deadpool. He left her in the night after being diagnosed with cancer to go to the Canadian version of SHIELD to be mutated to have his cancer cured.
Copycat was also in the original X-Force. She killed Domino and disguised herself as her. Funny how Domino is the only surviving member in the film (sans Deadpool and Peter because of time travel) when in the comics she was the only one who was dead.
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Blueberry
I love Ryan Reynolds quote on a potential Deadpool 3. I adored the first one, but the second ons left me not as impressed. The reason the first one worked so much is because it took so many risks and underwent major budget restraints. It was something new and exciting. Something that should have been doomed to fail, but didn't. If Deadpool 3 happens, it needs to take some form of risk
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I love Ryan Reynolds quote on a potential Deadpool 3. I adored the first one, but the second ons left me not as impressed. The reason the first one worked so much is because it took so many risks and underwent major budget restraints. It was something new and exciting. Something that should have been doomed to fail, but didn't. If Deadpool 3 happens, it needs to take some form of risk
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Glockenspiel
I hope Peter can join the X-Force again. It would be amazing to see him again. But I do think he has something to do with Peter Wisdom, my favorite comic character. It would be great, and I also think Dopinder you be a get-away driver for all of them.
So Dark. Are you sure you aren't from the DC Universe?
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I hope Peter can join the X-Force again. It would be amazing to see him again. But I do think he has something to do with Peter Wisdom, my favorite comic character. It would be great, and I also think Dopinder you be a get-away driver for all of them.
So Dark. Are you sure you aren't from the DC Universe?
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SparklyHyena
Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe would be an interesting movie and could make jokes about Infinity War
I also really love the Deadpool vs Gambit (they could have the actor for Gambit randomly be played by different people because of Gambit's solo movie having trouble keeping people to make it)
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Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe would be an interesting movie and could make jokes about Infinity War
I also really love the Deadpool vs Gambit (they could have the actor for Gambit randomly be played by different people because of Gambit's solo movie having trouble keeping people to make it)
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munstrumridcully
So wait, I stopped reading most comics in the early 90s, but isn't there another Zeitgeist in Marvel(with powers that actually fit the codename) from the Schultz Heligruppe led by Hauptman Deutchland(Captain Germany, the German superteam?
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So wait, I stopped reading most comics in the early 90s, but isn't there another Zeitgeist in Marvel(with powers that actually fit the codename) from the Schultz Heligruppe led by Hauptman Deutchland(Captain Germany, the German superteam?
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Richard
I thought in other videos they made it clear Vanessa is a cat lady mutant who in the comics has a rocky relationship with DP even betraying him to the government at one point. I don't know the comics at all, just going from a video I watched
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I thought in other videos they made it clear Vanessa is a cat lady mutant who in the comics has a rocky relationship with DP even betraying him to the government at one point. I don't know the comics at all, just going from a video I watched
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Yella
Deadpool is, to be pedantic, invulnerable, not immortal. Strictly speaking, he's not even invulnerable, he can be hurt and injured, he just can't die from injury. He still ages, though, and will presumably die from old age eventually.
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Deadpool is, to be pedantic, invulnerable, not immortal. Strictly speaking, he's not even invulnerable, he can be hurt and injured, he just can't die from injury. He still ages, though, and will presumably die from old age eventually.
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