Coming Attractions

[2getted]

Directed by: David Leitch (not Tim Miller from Deadpool?)

Ryan Reynolds:  Wade/Deadpool
Zazie Beetz:  Domino
Brianna Hildebrand:  Negasonic Teenage Warhead
T.J. Miller:  Weasel (maybe)
Karan Soni:  Dopinder
Stefan Kapicic:  Colossus
????:  Cable

Synopsis
No idea - but it seems that the mutant Cable is to feature which should mean that time travel is involved.
So with Domino & Cable on the scene does that mean an X-Force movie is on the cards?
If so how will that work without Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and does that mean X-23 (Laura) will be back as well?
I have so many questions...

How many references can you see of the movie Logan in the clip?

[Fogdude]

I still haven't seen the first one. The trailers just didn't get me. I enjoyed Ryan's Reynolds' wit in Blade III, but that was pretty much my limit.

[ctaulbee]

It's very crude both in language and theme, trust me it earned it's "R" rating and while it does depict graphic bloody violence too, the first two alone would have gotten a "R" rating, I would think lol.

Now I'm not offended by much of anything generally so I found it very entertaining it really fits Ryan's style.

They have some cool tongue in cheek humor scattered all thru it as well, even the opening credits are a kick to read.

If crude don't offend you then it will come off as very funny indeed.

[chouette]

I didn't like the first movie so I will not bother with this one. Not offended, just didn't like it and that's rare for me as I normally like anything with Marvel. There was just too much comedy involved for my liking. With that said, I watched it with one of my sisters and she was surprised how much she liked it as she normally never watch any movies or series that has to do with Marvel or DC. So go figure, lol

[ctaulbee]

I expected to not like it Chouette and was surprised I did, as a rule I dislike comedies period as I generally don't find them funny but for some reason I found the first one to be funny.

[2getted]

At least with this version of Deadpool the character is true to his comic book persona. In the comics he's a bad guy but sort of comes good and he would often break the fourth wall by addressing the reader directly about what was being printed. So I liked the Ryan Reynolds' sarcastic & passive aggressive wit in his portrayal of Deadpool this time around (at least they let him speak now) and staying true to the comic book character by still addressing the audience during the film.
I do find the Wolverine comments he does clever and true to character. Would love to see a proper confrontation or even collaboration.

[ctaulbee]

I was entertained by the first one, so I'll be seeing this one much sooner.  

[topmeasure]

Took awhile for the first one to grow on me, loved it by the third time I watched it, so the sequel is a must watch.  

[topmeasure]

After surviving a near fatal bovine attack, a disfigured cafeteria chef (Wade Wilson) struggles to fulfill his dream of becoming Mayberry’s hottest bartender while also learning to cope with his lost sense of taste. Searching to regain his spice for life, as well as a flux capacitor, Wade must battle ninjas, the yakuza, and a pack of sexually aggressive canines, as he journeys around the world to discover the importance of family, friendship, and flavor – finding a new taste for adventure and earning the coveted coffee mug title of World’s Best Lover.

[VincentLupo]

Awesome!

[topmeasure]

I think so too.

[ctaulbee]

Went and saw this Sat it was hilarious, that is of course provided you like the crude type of humor and bloody gore they feature in these films.

I of course am a fan of both!

[chouette]

For those reasons and the fact that I still don't think Marvel should have such a character, it's still a definite pass "pour moi".