It’s been fifteen years since Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman first brought Deadpool and Wolverine to the big screen X-Men: Origins – Wolverinethe two are delivering a proper buddy movie for the characters.
Reynolds and Jackman premiered their film at a New York premiere on Monday, and media outlets across the country watched the film’s full screening for the first time. The first reactions have already appeared on social media, with official critical comments posted on Tuesday. (Scroll down to read the reactions).
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The film is expected to gross more than $165 million domestically when it opens this weekend, which would mark the biggest R-rated opening of all time.
Directed by Reynolds’ frequent collaborator Sean Levy Deadpool and Wolverine and wrote the script with Reynolds, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick and Zeb Wells. Emma Corrin stars as its villain, and some faces from Deadpool and Wolverine’s past also appear, including one who played Wolverine’s daughter Laura in “Wolverine” Dafne Keen. Logan (2017).
The film had a long and winding road to the big screen. 20th Century Fox dead Pool The result was an unexpected hit in 2016, propelling Reynolds and the character to new levels of success. Fast Track was launched two years later Deadpool 2, but the third installment took six years to reach the screen, as things became more complicated as 20th Century Fox was sold to Disney. This move brings Marvel Studios into contact with the characters of “Deadpool” and “X-Men” for the first time, and also marks the launch of Marvel Studios’ first R-rated movie.
The premiere comes ahead of a film panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday and a Marvel panel on Saturday night, where future films are expected to be showcased, such as Captain America: Brave New World and thunderbolt.
