Topic: Deadpool
started by: Leisher
Posted by Leisher on Apr. 13 2011,11:13
< Director choosen. >Apparently, Reynolds is still attached too.
I was thinking about this movie, and I have to assume they'll play it like a franchise. Thus, I think if they can explain away the Deadpool that was in Wolverine: Origins as being a clone or something, they would not only be giving that movie an "out" (because soooooooooooooooooooo many people thought Deadpool was terrible), but they'd also be giving their franchise life to come forward in time and not be stuck in "Prequels".
Posted by Malcolm on Apr. 13 2011,11:23
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it would be done the “right way — hard R.”
Good luck with that one.
Posted by Malcolm on Mar. 21 2013,12:48
< Not enough sex jokes for a Rated R flick >.QUOTE
“It’s up to the studio,” Reynolds said. “The studio I think is reluctant to pull the trigger on such a hard Rated-R script. Then the guys who wrote it and the producers won’t make it unless it’s that hard and, you know, raunchy.”
Posted by Paul on Jul. 06 2013,13:36
The fourth wall is for chumps.< http://m.totalfilm.com/news....l-movie >
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 06 2013,15:28
How are they going to separate Deadpool-Wade Wilson from the ... whatever that half-formed concept of a character was in X-Men Origins: Wolverine who had the name Wade Wilson?
Posted by Paul on Jul. 06 2013,18:08
No worries.Some old, humorless, dude in a suit who has never read a Marvel comic book in his life will figure it out.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 06 2013,18:14
They need to let Daniel Tosh write some of his dialog.
Posted by Paul on Mar. 11 2014,08:00
< ‘Deadpool’ Film Has A ‘Really Good Script’ But Fox Trying To Avoid ‘X-Men Fatigue’ Says Producer >
Posted by Leisher on Mar. 11 2014,08:22
"X-Men fatigue"?Fox is currently the king of turning out the worst superhero movies, so fuck them.
It's more likely they don't want to throw money at a character they completely fucked up.
Not when they have X-Men: Days of Future Past, X-Men: Apocalypse, the third Wolverine film, and the new FF (which will more than likely suck) all in various stages of development.
Posted by Malcolm on Mar. 11 2014,08:23
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At a certain point people want to see other movies besides comic book movies so you have to be really careful what you’re going to pick, and how many are going to be released within a year.
Translation: We've got jackshit and we know it. We've got a worse script than movies that have flopped.
Posted by Vince on Mar. 11 2014,08:53
(Malcolm @ Jul. 06 2013,17:28)
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How are they going to separate Deadpool-Wade Wilson from the ... whatever that half-formed concept of a character was in X-Men Origins: Wolverine who had the name Wade Wilson?
I think most fans of the comics pretty much pretend that movie never happened anyway.
Posted by Paul on Jul. 28 2014,05:37
< http://youtu.be/SdeOaTu8D6Y >
Posted by GORDON on Jul. 28 2014,06:29
what the FUCK was thatbecause i liked it. do it again.
Posted by TPRJones on Jul. 28 2014,10:17
Whatever it was, FOX got it pulled down.What was it?
Posted by GORDON on Jul. 28 2014,10:20
If it was an actual clip from the Deadpool movie, then I am going to go see the Deadpool movie.
Posted by Paul on Jul. 28 2014,12:05
Working copy here:< http://io9.com/ryan-re....2017335 >
Posted by Paul on Jul. 28 2014,13:29
(GORDON @ Jul. 28 2014,09:29)
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what the FUCK was that
because i liked it. do it again.
because i liked it. do it again.
From my understanding it is a CGI clip they did to see if there would be interest in a full budget Deadpool movie.
Posted by Leisher on Jul. 29 2014,08:23
< Another working copy just in case. >
Posted by Paul on Jul. 29 2014,16:06
(Leisher @ Jul. 29 2014,11:23)
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< Another working copy just in case. >
It was removed.
But the unleaked version as released
< http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/MarvelFreshman/news/?a=104761 >
Edit: Dammit that was removed too.
Posted by Paul on Jul. 29 2014,16:08
Quick! Watch it before it goes again!< http://www.dailymotion.com/video....eogames >
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 29 2014,16:24
Please fucking Jeebus Dogbert Christ, let it be R-rated.
Posted by Paul on Aug. 07 2014,15:29
< Support The 'DEADPOOL MOVIE' Campaign! >Feh.
Posted by Leisher on Sep. 18 2014,18:13
< February 2016 >
Posted by GORDON on Sep. 18 2014,18:14
YAY maybe. Reynolds still not signed on.
Posted by Malcolm on Sep. 18 2014,19:56
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Ryan Reynolds, who portrayed the character in 2009’s “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” has been expected to star for many years, although no deal is in place.
Posted by Leisher on Sep. 19 2014,06:34
The guy who directed that short that got everyone excited is going to direct the film, so there's a chance this won't suck. As for Reynolds, I like the guy, but honestly, the film doesn't need him. Deadpool is hideously disfigured, and wears a mask all the time. Reynolds has great comedic timing and is perfect for the role, but the studio will be trying to show his face too much.
I expect they'll write out the disfigured face...
Posted by Leisher on Dec. 05 2014,07:08
< Reynolds is locked in and the movie is a go. >
Posted by Malcolm on Dec. 05 2014,08:14
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Fox debuted Deadpool (ish) in 2009’s ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine,’ where Ryan Reynolds played the character as a wise-cracking mercenary with a couple of swords and a bad attitude. At the climax of the film, though, creative license (and some truly awful makeup effects) turned Reynolds into a mute martial artists with giant swords coming out of his arms. Because that’s what you think of when you think of Deadpool: A guy who doesn’t talk with huge sword claws.
Posted by Leisher on Dec. 05 2014,10:27
Posted by GORDON on Mar. 27 2015,12:06
I just merged two threads, in case the conversation reads funny.Apparently this is the official costume.
< https://nerdist.com/first-l....ry-good >
Posted by GORDON on Apr. 01 2015,17:35
RATED R.Excellent.
< http://nerdist.com/its-no-joke-deadpool-officially-receives-r-rating/ >
Posted by Vince on Apr. 01 2015,18:39
A little early in the process to be saying it'll be rated R. Not saying it won't end up being, but they haven't even finished filming it yet, much less editing it.
Posted by GORDON on Apr. 01 2015,20:19
Your mom isn't finished filming and editing yet.
Posted by GORDON on Apr. 05 2015,12:46
(Vince @ Apr. 01 2015,21:39)
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A little early in the process to be saying it'll be rated R. Not saying it won't end up being, but they haven't even finished filming it yet, much less editing it.
This vid was released the same day I made the post but I didn't find the vid until now.
Posted by Leisher on Jul. 07 2015,06:56
< It will be a hard R. >
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 07 2015,07:48
(Leisher @ Jul. 07 2015,08:56)
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< It will be a hard R. >
Fuck, yeah.
Posted by Leisher on Jul. 11 2015,22:11
Apparently they showed a teaser trailer at Comic Con today and it was ridiculously well received. More so than anything else according to reports. Yes, more than BvS.Can anyone locate it?
Posted by Paul on Jul. 12 2015,04:08
< Phone footage leak of the trailer. >
Posted by Leisher on Jul. 12 2015,06:51
Looks promising. I forgot TJ Miller was in it.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 12 2015,09:31
I couldn't finish watching that. It reminded me of bad VHS bootlegs from 30 years ago.
Posted by Leisher on Jul. 13 2015,20:21
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 13 2015,20:25
(Leisher @ Jul. 13 2015,22:21)
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That poster just sold me.
EDIT: Gina Carano as Angel Dust. Double sold. Jeebus, even the official Marvel website has a shitty image of her.
Posted by GORDON on Jul. 13 2015,20:50
Is that a legit poster?
Posted by TPRJones on Jul. 13 2015,20:59
Given the "fucking" on there I doubt it. Or at least not intended for general use.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 14 2015,07:22
(GORDON @ Jul. 13 2015,22:50)
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Is that a legit poster?
No, but everything on there is accurate. 20th Century Fox shat all over Deadpool in X-Men Origins: Wolverine like King Kong after an all-night White Castle binge.
Posted by Leisher on Aug. 03 2015,08:44
< Trailer for the trailer that gets released August 4th. >
Posted by Leisher on Aug. 05 2015,12:05
< Red Band Trailer >< Green Band Trailer >
Posted by Paul on Nov. 04 2015,19:42
< Halloween >
Posted by GORDON on Nov. 05 2015,04:55
(Paul @ Nov. 04 2015,22:42)
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< Halloween >
Welp.
Yep.
Like.
Posted by TPRJones on Nov. 05 2015,06:50
I never noticed before how much Ryan Reynolds sounds like Jason Lee.
Posted by Malcolm on Dec. 14 2015,10:28
< 12 Days of Deadpool >. He also < fucks anything that moves >.
Posted by Paul on Dec. 18 2015,09:14
Posted by Paul on Jan. 13 2016,13:10
Posted by Paul on Jan. 13 2016,13:13
< https://twitter.com/deadpoolmovie >
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 13 2016,15:02
I don't think I've anticipated a February movie like this in a long while.
Posted by Paul on Jan. 14 2016,15:06
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 18 2016,11:49
< China being bitches >.
Posted by Paul on Jan. 24 2016,08:42
Posted by GORDON on Jan. 24 2016,08:54
I really hope the movie can justify the snark building up to the movie. I mean that in a hopeful way. I want the movie to justify the snark.
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 24 2016,09:39
I might see this opening day.
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 24 2016,18:24
(Malcolm @ Jan. 24 2016,11:39)
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I might see this opening day.
Even better, might check it in IMAX on the Thursday before.
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 26 2016,11:59
(Malcolm @ Jan. 24 2016,20:24)
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(Malcolm @ Jan. 24 2016,11:39)
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I might see this opening day.
Even better, might check it in IMAX on the Thursday before.
Tix bought for IMAX screening at the joint they shot Mallrats in.
Posted by Paul on Jan. 28 2016,15:20
< Deadpool >
Posted by Vince on Jan. 29 2016,06:32
I'm just glad Disney didn't get this one cuz I really want to see it.
Posted by Leisher on Jan. 29 2016,07:49
(Vince @ Jan. 29 2016,09:32)
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I'm just glad Disney didn't get this one cuz I really want to see it.
Yeah, thank goodness the people behind the Fantastic Four movies are behind it and not Marvel...
Posted by Vince on Jan. 29 2016,10:26
I can give people that make shitty movies my money and not feel like I've violated my principles. Giving money to people that fire American born IT people and import them from India I can't do. It's a principle thing for me.
Posted by Leisher on Jan. 29 2016,11:42
Who did that? Disney? Marvel? ABC? ESPN? Pixar? LucasArts? Hulu? A&E? The Muppets? Maker Studios? It's all the same company.
Fox isn't just behind terrible Fantastic Four movies, but also mostly bad X-Men movies, including the worst translation of a superhero EVER in Wolverine: Origins that just happened to be Deadpool. They're also partners with Marvel and some profits do go to Marvel/Disney, so...
Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 29 2016,11:46
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Giving money to people that fire American born IT people and import them from India I can't do. It's a principle thing for me.
Shit, that's most companies.
Posted by Leisher on Jan. 29 2016,11:49
Yeah, it pisses me off too, but the trend of giving IT jobs to India has already been proven to be a stupid idea. It actually costs more, lowers customer service and satisfaction, and pisses people off. Disney just hasn't caught up to the rest of the world yet. SaaS is the new outsourcing, but at least those jobs are here.
Posted by TheCatt on Jan. 29 2016,12:07
(Leisher @ Jan. 29 2016,14:49)
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Yeah, it pisses me off too, but the trend of giving IT jobs to India has already been proven to be a stupid idea. It actually costs more, lowers customer service and satisfaction, and pisses people off. Disney just hasn't caught up to the rest of the world yet.
SaaS is the new outsourcing, but at least those jobs are here.
SaaS is the new outsourcing, but at least those jobs are here.
Disney's case is < different. > They weren't outsourcing to India, they were hiring H1-Bs to replace Americans in America.
That's illegal.
Posted by Vince on Jan. 29 2016,13:38
(TheCatt @ Jan. 29 2016,14:07)
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Disney's case is < different. > They weren't outsourcing to India, they were hiring H1-Bs to replace Americans in America.
That's illegal.
That's illegal.
Exactly. Sending your help desk overseas is one thing. Irritates me, but what Disney did was a whole different level of corporate evil.
And don't get me wrong, it really pisses me off that I feel the need to take a stand and not give them money. I'm giving myself two movies that I'd psyched myself up to see before I decided to not give them my money (Capt. America 3 and Avengers 3), but have resigned myself to not see any more moving forward. It's easier now. Star Wars was a little less tough for me since Abrams was doing it, but some of these are going to hurt.
And I know in the long run it doesn't matter to Disney. Guess I'm doing it more to improve who I am than try to fix who they are.
Posted by Leisher on Jan. 29 2016,16:07
(Vince @ Jan. 29 2016,16:38)
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(TheCatt @ Jan. 29 2016,14:07)
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Disney's case is < different. > They weren't outsourcing to India, they were hiring H1-Bs to replace Americans in America.
That's illegal.
That's illegal.
Exactly. Sending your help desk overseas is one thing. Irritates me, but what Disney did was a whole different level of corporate evil.
And don't get me wrong, it really pisses me off that I feel the need to take a stand and not give them money. I'm giving myself two movies that I'd psyched myself up to see before I decided to not give them my money (Capt. America 3 and Avengers 3), but have resigned myself to not see any more moving forward. It's easier now. Star Wars was a little less tough for me since Abrams was doing it, but some of these are going to hurt.
And I know in the long run it doesn't matter to Disney. Guess I'm doing it more to improve who I am than try to fix who they are.
I can understand your stance IF you wrote them a letter. It's not hard to find out email addresses and if you carpet bomb them, maybe they'll get the message. Copy Florida state senators and stress how what they did was illegal.
Just boycotting movies without at least letting someone know why is kind of pointless.
Posted by TPRJones on Jan. 29 2016,16:27
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Just boycotting movies without at least letting someone know why is kind of pointless.
No, it's the whole basis of market capitalism.
Posted by Vince on Jan. 29 2016,16:31
Kind of depends on what my goal is. I'm not out to take on "the mouse". My campaign wouldn't make them less... unethical? Evil? whatever it is... Just decided to try to live my life more in accord with my principles.Kind of like if I decided to go vegetarian. I wouldn't protest the meat industry.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 01 2016,06:09
< The Blu-Ray will have an Unrated version. >
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 03 2016,10:23
< Sequel talk >.QUOTE
"Deadpool," a Marvel Studios' creation, opens Feb. 12, and is rated R. Reynolds hopes the film paves the way for more "grown-up" superhero flicks.
"I think it has to, I hope so," he recently told ScreenRant. "There are a lot of superhero movies out there on the market. It's a genre unto itself. I personally would like to see more rated R ones. I just think it's time. We'll see if this holds. Hollywood shamefully copycats every movie that works -- so if this does work, you'll probably see more rated R films!"
"I don't think you're going to see a rated R 'Avengers' movie, but there's room for other ones," Reynolds added. "I think there's room for a rated R 'X-Force' movie!"
"I think it has to, I hope so," he recently told ScreenRant. "There are a lot of superhero movies out there on the market. It's a genre unto itself. I personally would like to see more rated R ones. I just think it's time. We'll see if this holds. Hollywood shamefully copycats every movie that works -- so if this does work, you'll probably see more rated R films!"
"I don't think you're going to see a rated R 'Avengers' movie, but there's room for other ones," Reynolds added. "I think there's room for a rated R 'X-Force' movie!"
Allow to preface my response: I hate Ryan Reynolds and his previous superhero roles. But goddamn I hope he's right.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 08 2016,10:12
< Review says it lives up to the hype... >
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 08 2016,10:17
(Leisher @ Feb. 08 2016,12:12)
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< Review says it lives up to the hype... >
I'll find out in 3 days.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 11 2016,22:18
Go see this. Felt like it dragged a couple places, but good overall. Rated a hard R. Titties, fucking, gore, blood, copious cursing, and what looked like burn victim dick. You'll be sold by the end of the opening credits. Additionally, Leslie Uggams is awesome. Lastly and most importantly, FUCK Rob Liefeld and his feetless scribble-people who have too many fucking pockets.
EDIT: Trailer for Superman v. Batman makes that movie look more and more like ass. The Lex Luthor performance could make Affleck's acting merely the second worst aspect of the film. Currently in terms of quality, it looks somewhere between the second and third Keaton entries.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 12 2016,10:32
< $12.7M > on sneak preview night.QUOTE
Deadpool cost $58 million to make, and it took 11 years to convince Fox to make the film, considering its R rating.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 12 2016,21:11
< Kicking more ass >.
Posted by Paul on Feb. 14 2016,13:26
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 15 2016,07:38
< Stephen Lang is campaigning to be Cable in Deadpool 2. >I could think of worse choices.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 15 2016,09:28
Ron Perlman from about 20 years ago would be my choice. He's too aged to pull it off now. Vinnie Jones has an accent problem and the Juggernaut baggage from X3.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 15 2016,09:46
< It's still going >.QUOTE
Ryan Reynolds' R-rated superhero movie is obliterating numerous records over the long Valentine's Day/Presidents Day weekend, while it opens to a resounding $125M overseas for a global bow of $275 million
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 16 2016,17:00
< James Gunn bitchslaps studio exec. >Gunn is right. That exec is a moron. Marvel adds a lot of humor into their movies. Their entire franchise is about fun.
WB and DC, on the other hand, have publicly stated their rule is no humor.
That exec should lose his job. Not because this is some huge scandal, but because he clearly doesn't know the business.
i'll bet that moron doesn't even know Deadpool is a Marvel character.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 16 2016,19:25
Yeah, those opening weekend numbers sucked. No one wants to laugh obviously.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 17 2016,06:24
I'm not posting links as the articles themselves are boring, but apparently, FOX is now considering making both X-Force (which will have Deadpool in it) and Wolverine III R rated.
Posted by TheCatt on Feb. 17 2016,06:56
(Leisher @ Feb. 17 2016,09:24)
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I'm not posting links as the articles themselves are boring, but apparently, FOX is now considering making both X-Force (which will have Deadpool in it) and Wolverine III R rated.
Exec1: R rated movie did well!
Exec2: Must be because it was R rated!
Exec1 & Exec2 in unison: MAKE THEM ALL R RATED!
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 17 2016,08:22
Hollywood 101 - If something worked, make 100 copies.To be fair, Wolverine should have always been an R rated character. He has claws that he uses to KILL people. You can't sanitize that and be true to the character.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 18 2016,10:25
< SNL >?
Posted by GORDON on Feb. 18 2016,10:35
Good movie. Thumbs up. Could have used more tits and violence.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 19 2016,07:38
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 19 2016,07:41
Eh, I can think of some. Blade, both 1 and 2, and Punisher: Warzone.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 19 2016,13:36
The point was more about how everyone is raving that an R rated superhero movie worked and acting like Deadpool is the first to attempt it.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 19 2016,14:15
(Leisher @ Feb. 19 2016,15:36)
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The point was more about how everyone is raving that an R rated superhero movie worked and acting like Deadpool is the first to attempt it.
Dredd was R? I'll be damned. The spectre of the Stallone version still hangs over that character when he's on a big screen.
Posted by GORDON on Feb. 19 2016,15:00
Dredd was awesome.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 21 2016,19:22
< Knocking on the door of half a billion >.
Posted by Alhazad on Feb. 21 2016,21:27
(Leisher @ Feb. 16 2016,17:00)
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WB and DC, on the other hand, have publicly stated their rule is no humor.
Can't speak for DC live-action films, but the animated Justice League: War was pretty funny. Almost back up on the level of the animated series.
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 22 2016,06:46
Yeah, their animated division is different from their live action folks. Somewhere buried in the Batman vs Superman thread of some other DC thread is a link to an article where they discuss the actual rule. It's a real thing for their action movies.
Posted by TPRJones on Feb. 22 2016,07:09
I get where they are coming from. Look at Batman & Robin from 1997. Between the puns from Mr. Freeze and the batcard it shows they can't be trusted with any attempts at humor. So they decided not to risk it.If they could focus on actually being funny yet subtle in the humor they added to these movies it would be fine. But they wouldn't, they'd screw it up because corporate executives have no sense of humor. Better not to even try.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 22 2016,07:28
(Leisher @ Feb. 22 2016,08:46)
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Yeah, their animated division is different from their live action folks.
The animated Batman series in the mid '90s beat the everloving fuck out of anything going on in the Batman comics at that point. I give a lot of credit to < this dude > for that and the cartoon DC universe in general.
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Look at Batman & Robin from 1997.
Hell, no. I got tricked into that once. Never again.
Posted by Paul on Feb. 22 2016,09:23
< https://youtu.be/ZeGOgHmcnwc >They sneak in a frame of Wade getting pegged at 2:05.
Posted by Malcolm on Feb. 22 2016,10:17
< Holy fuck >.QUOTE
In addition, "Avengers" had something "Deadpool" doesn't: A PG-13 rating. With the R rating for "Deadpool," the film is a success, but the rating is most likely keeping out superhero fans who aren't old enough to see the movie yet.
"The most reliable predictor of box-office success these days may not be a marquee name or a masked superhero," Los Angeles Times writers John Horn, Nicole Sperling and Steven Zeitchik wrote at the time of the release of "Avengers." "It's the PG-13 rating." They cited "Avengers" as a prime example of this.
"The most reliable predictor of box-office success these days may not be a marquee name or a masked superhero," Los Angeles Times writers John Horn, Nicole Sperling and Steven Zeitchik wrote at the time of the release of "Avengers." "It's the PG-13 rating." They cited "Avengers" as a prime example of this.
The amount of stupidity contained in those two statements is astounding.
Posted by Paul on Feb. 25 2016,11:17
Posted by Leisher on Feb. 25 2016,11:23
(Malcolm @ Feb. 22 2016,13:17)
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< Holy fuck >.
The amount of stupidity contained in those two statements is astounding.
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In addition, "Avengers" had something "Deadpool" doesn't: A PG-13 rating. With the R rating for "Deadpool," the film is a success, but the rating is most likely keeping out superhero fans who aren't old enough to see the movie yet.
"The most reliable predictor of box-office success these days may not be a marquee name or a masked superhero," Los Angeles Times writers John Horn, Nicole Sperling and Steven Zeitchik wrote at the time of the release of "Avengers." "It's the PG-13 rating." They cited "Avengers" as a prime example of this.
"The most reliable predictor of box-office success these days may not be a marquee name or a masked superhero," Los Angeles Times writers John Horn, Nicole Sperling and Steven Zeitchik wrote at the time of the release of "Avengers." "It's the PG-13 rating." They cited "Avengers" as a prime example of this.
The amount of stupidity contained in those two statements is astounding.
I notice they don't allow comments. I wonder why...
Posted by Malcolm on Mar. 08 2016,11:54
Posted by Leisher on Apr. 06 2016,12:30
< Reynolds signs on for Deadpool 2. >
Posted by Malcolm on Apr. 06 2016,12:49
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It'll be a while until we receive anymore casting news, but know that Deadpool will be joined by Cable and Domino in the sequel.
I knew about the former, not the latter. I'd also like to add that Deadpool hit three-quarters of a billion dollars in spite of being banned in China, one of the world's largest film markets. The Avengers made $86M there, so there's a good chance it'd push Deadpool over the $800M mark. Not bad for a $58M budget.