November 11, 2024 • 29 mins
The Fried Rice Podcast gang all watched the number one rated R movie of all time, Deadpool & Wolverine! Here are some of our thoughts, presented in a quicker and less formal format we like to call: Tiny Grain of Rice Reviews!
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I can gently tap the fourth ball too.
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That's nice.
Hey everybody and welcome to just our thoughts on Deadpool Wolverine's Friday
rest podcast. It's me, Andy Rice, it's Austin Farrell, it's Zach Equality,
god damn it, it's Mike Larson, and it's Brennan.
Shipley up to Boston. Hello. You always get the proper introduction.
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I like how you sped the end up though to keep it going.
Yeah, I know. So we had all just, we've all seen Wolverine just came,
Deadpool Wolverine came out last week. This is going to be just a quick little
of our thoughts on it. I'll go first, I fucking loved every second of it.
I mean, it's funny, it's an inside joke. I saw a few reviews online where they're like,
it's too much of someone, I will say someone nailed it when they said it's
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Studio H the movie. And that's 100% true. It's like basically you have to have done
your homework for everything to pay off for this movie. Like I bet you could be a
casual Deadpool fan having just seen the first two, having seen none of the other
properties, none, like no X-Men's, no Wolverines, no Blades, no-
Most importantly, Loki.
Yeah, no Lokis, right? Like if you go into this blind, I could be like,
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I could see maybe most of it not paying off, but then enough action to keep you
hooked. But if you are a die-hard fan like myself and like a lot of people,
like a lot of you here, and I'm caught up on everything, I've seen all the movies
that lead up to this, all the X-Men, all the Wolverines, all the fucking
Deadpools and the Blades and the Lokis and everything, it paid off in such a
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huge fucking way. It's like the end of Endgame, right? It's like everything led
to this point of just fucking badass funny movie opens great, ends great.
I love everything in between. The Wolverine-Deadpool fights, every time they
fight each other was awesome. And I love that they did Sabretooth dirty by just,
you know, giving them a super quick death. And of course, Johnny Storm is the best
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fucking twist of all time. Yeah.
That Johnny Storm's a potty mouth, too.
Yeah, he's a potty mouth. Oh, yeah, best credits, best post credits of all time.
Yeah, loved it.
Yeah, so I went and saw this at a really nice theater that had like reclining
seats, like electric ones and really shitty popcorn buckets and everything,
too. The opening scene where he's digging up Logan and he's using his skeleton to
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fight off all these guys. Fucking brilliant, so hype. Backstreet Boys?
That's Insync. That's Insync.
Insync, yeah. Bye, bye, bye, right?
Doing the actual dance moves. Fucking fantastic.
What are you doing? Oh. Oh, he's...
No, I got the shitty ones. You guys got the nice ones. The one I went to...
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Yeah, although...
The one I went to had Walmart ones.
The one I went to, they had sold out of the really good popcorn buckets one hour
before we got there. He's literally like last one just went about an hour ago.
And their popcorn bucket wasn't the one from Regal or AMC. AMC had the one where
it looks like you fist their mouths when you're like putting your fist in. It's
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like a big open gaping hole of Wolverine in Deadpool's mouth. And it's like a
funny nod to the Dune buckets where you had to shove your hand into the pit.
But the one that Regal had is actually, I think, even better. It was...
No, no, no, no. The ones we got are not the cool ones. Yes, I'm saying. These are
not the cool buckets. We got the lame buckets that they sold out of the good
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ones. The good ones were baby Deadpool on a chair as the popcorn bucket, a big
baby Deadpool. So the whole, like the whole bucket's a big baby Deadpool.
They had a bunch of different ones. If you just look on eBay, you could see like a
different one.
I don't know. I love this one because I could reuse it.
Yo, yeah, I'm going to reuse it too.
It's going to be a great little trash can.
Mine was even worse. Mine was even worse. It was just a plain bucket and a plain
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cup that just had them things printed on it.
I got it worse than yours. Mine was a bag.
Oh, damn it. A tier list for Deadpool popcorn collectibles?
No, it didn't even have Deadpool on there. It was just the bag of the movie.
Mine was like, yeah, just a large bucket, the regular large bucket. Exactly.
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The only thing they had available at the Riverside when I went was they had like
alcoholic tumbler drinks and they were like a small little drink for like $40,
something like that. I was like, yeah, first of all, I don't really drink.
Second of all, like, no.
But was it Deadpool Wolverine?
It was like a glass Deadpool Wolverine, but it was small. It was a small glass.
When I went, I got to the front and I buy the combo, the popcorn bucket soda.
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And then I'm like, I would like to get one more cup, please. And they say, nope.
And I'm like, what do you mean, no, you have to get another fucking combo.
You have to spend another $45, another large popcorn.
And this is literally the two people I went with.
I was like, oh, yeah, you can share my popcorn. Both of them go, we don't like popcorn.
And I'm like, what? So I'm sitting there with a large popcorn by myself
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because I need the bucket. But then I see a lot of other people with just a large
popcorn bucket on their lap. But then I was like, I can't justify buying two.
I can't spend $70 right now on Deadpool merch.
I had to spend $70 because I had my grandkids with me.
I had two grandkids. But you got a Wolverine and a Deadpool topper?
No, they were out. So I only got Deadpool.
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They were out of Wolverine. I don't think they thought the Wolverines were going to be.
They didn't order as many. So my take on the movie.
OK, this is going to be controversial, but I think it was the weakest of the three.
Still absolutely fantastic. I hold them all up really high.
It's just they threw in like little things here and there that were.
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Stop shaking your fucking head, Mike. God damn.
God, are you having a bad week? Contrarian Mike over here.
Mike is not being contrarian thinking Deadpool is amazing, by the way.
That's you, buddy. You're the one with the hot take right now.
It's very clear that this was like a big wanting to fix everything.
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Adding Deadpool to the MCU and having it make sense is complicated for just a numerous infinite,
almost infinite amount of reasons.
And it seems like they were more focused on that than like giving him more freedom.
It's like first he wants to join the MCU. He can't.
Then he goes to the TVA. Then they send him to the void.
Then he goes to the street and then they save everything.
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There wasn't a lot of play time. They threw the cameos in there.
Like all the cameos you want to see.
A weird part was no one from the previous movies were in it.
No cable, no Colossus really, no girlfriend. She's buried super briefly.
As much as Sam Raimi and the other guy were in that intruder movie we reviewed months ago.
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Colossus was in it. Yeah, but not in a helpful sense.
Just Deadpool, Wolverine. I mean, yeah, it makes sense.
We've got Blade and Elektra and Johnny Storm.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. They had that team up in there. Yes.
So we got a cool...
But the weird thing about that though is that they had Toad and Toad's not credited.
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And Ray Park is fucking alive. He could have been Toad.
He was Darth Maul and Toad.
I don't know why Disney doesn't want to associate with Ray Park anymore. It's weird.
Yeah, wait, why don't they?
Nothing. He's not in anything. I asked him in person.
I said, are you going to do anything Star Wars or Marvel?
And he's like, they haven't called me. I'm totally down to do it though.
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And that's it. I was also starstruck. I didn't have anything else prepared.
After waiting in line that long I was just going to ask him about,
I'm going to ask him about, you know, is he going to do Darth Maul again?
Or is he going to be in Star Wars or is he going to be in Marvel again?
And he's like, well, they haven't called me and I would do it.
And that's it. Yeah, you should do it.
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That's all I had. I didn't have anything.
I like Darth Maul and Toad.
Look, but like this is, I'm not saying, I'm not giving it even a lower rating than all the other ones.
It's like, if there's an A, if the other two are As, this is a B.9 is what I'm saying.
Just some small things and if they don't make another one...
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B.9, I like that. Yeah, B.9.
You've unlocked something in my brain that's dangerous, I think.
Not a B+, just one point down.
No, I know. I know what you're trying to get at.
You guys looked at me like I said the fucking N-word when I said it was like, okay?
Geez. Geez. All right. Cool.
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But yeah, it was awesome. The ending, Hugh Hackman's in it.
All the Deadpools show up, the variants. A lot of...what?
Is it Hugh Hackman? Yeah, he hacks people up, dude.
All the reference, all the different Wolverines going back through time, finding all of them.
Come on, Henry Cavill. Henry Cavill.
Henry Cavill. Fuck you, DCU.
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I liked Age of Apocalypse. Wolverine was cool. The one with the no hand in the alleyway.
I loved that whole scene. Comic accurate Wolverine.
I wish they...no, but that's not comic accurate Wolverine.
It's short. Short King Wolverine. Is that a meme?
No, it's not. Because here's the thing.
Wolverine's really short. No. He's 5'3 or 5'4, right?
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Yeah. That's not really short. That's not really short.
It is, but wait, and hold on. Here's another thing.
This is one of those silly things. He's 5'3 in the comics.
He's drawn differently by every artist.
He definitely stands either...he's probably a little shorter than most when they draw him,
but he's not like a midget. You know what I mean?
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There are shorter people than him. He's always taller than Jubilee when they're hanging out.
She's a teenage...she's a young woman of normal height.
So he's taller than a normal woman of normal height.
So it's like he's not too...he's probably like...
But he's always drawn kind of hunched to get ready.
So a lot of it is he looks smaller.
What I'm saying is that's the one part where I feel like they should have given us something different.
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The short Wolverine, as funny as it was, was a stupid joke.
It was just a stupid joke that didn't land, giving us a weird CGI monstrosity Hugh Jackman.
Like, it just didn't look good. It wasn't funny.
I was going to say Art Theater erupted in that. It was full.
It was a nice little...ha ha. Yeah.
I don't think it was very funny.
Another reason I think there's something with Ray Park and Disney,
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they kept these cameos so secret with way bigger stars.
Fucking Channing Tatum, Wesley Snipes, who's Jennifer Garner?
Yeah. Yeah. All these cameos. Chris Evans.
Chris fucking Evans. All these cameos.
Not my favorite Chris. So under wraps. So under wraps.
But they couldn't get Ray Park in there?
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He must have done something. It's either...
It's one of two things. It's one of two things.
Either they mentioned, oh, there's like four Punishers.
Thomas Jane, he doesn't want anything to do with Punisher anymore.
They couldn't get him in there for any reason.
They could have got Ray Stevenson though.
Wouldn't you have been so psyched if Thomas Jane showed up as Punisher?
Wouldn't that be just as hype as the intro to the movie with the back...
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I like War Journal Punisher better. I would have preferred him.
We may find out later things are cut out. We may find out...
I mean, there's only so many cameos you can do.
Okay, so then three things. Either it was cut out, one.
Two, these guys have been out for so long and then they realize,
oh, I want that Marvel money.
And they ask for something outrageous to be in the movie.
They want to be a part of it.
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Or three, they did something and Disney just can't.
It's like you're just going to get canceled immediately.
As soon as you're in the spotlight, everyone's going to look into everything.
Yeah, Ray Park probably hit a guy with his car.
He argues with people online. I follow him.
But not anything serious.
He might have just anti-transfused.
It might just be episode one.
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No, they've totally wrecked on that.
But at the time when it came out, now it's...
Are you a sequel trilogy lover?
Even Hayden Christensen is getting love again.
Andy McGregor.
He went through 20 years of hell.
Hell? Star Wars money and international fame and acclaim?
Wait, we're going down that Star Wars rabbit hole.
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What's your thoughts on Deadpool?
Mine are pretty close to Asta.
I think it is the weaker of the three movies.
It's enjoyable.
I would rate it a little bit higher than Asta.
B.9? B.9.5?
A minus, you know, kind of like teetering.
You said B minus?
No, no, I said A minus.
The other ones were like A pluses.
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I even think the second one's less than the first one.
Do you think the first one's the best?
I enjoy the first one the most.
I usually tend to find the origin stories boring once you've seen them.
Like, I know that his is funny throughout, but I feel like even that, it's like,
oh, God, he gets cancer, he gets sick, he goes to the government agency,
he gets the powers, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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That's just too much.
Just like Iron Man, it's like, I want him to just start Iron Man-ing.
I almost don't even like the war stuff anymore where he's like building the first suit.
Your nipple's exposed.
I need you to cover that bad boy up.
All right, thank you.
I mean, look, it's just literally, just literally, just staring at me like,
I don't know why you wore that shirt where your nipple's going to be so easily exposed,
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you son of a bitch.
That nipple.
Yeah.
That nipple.
That's all I can do.
I keep looking at where your nipple could be.
It's like a pebble.
It's like Schrodinger's nipple.
See, that's another thing.
Funny back and forths like this, like banter and stuff,
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there's not a whole lot of that in this newer one.
Oh, what?
I like the whole, hold on a second.
You're talking about like in between action, but like there's not a whole lot of,
you know, like in the first one where it's just like, dude, you're fucked up,
your face looks like an avocado fucked another avocado.
Like that's like a whole 10-minute, 15-minute scene.
Yeah, but also.
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And there's no action going on.
There's nothing crazy going on.
I'll tell you this though.
Not a lot of that.
Again, looking back, those jokes don't land anymore.
Once you've seen the movie once or twice, those jokes don't land anymore.
I bet if any time I rewatch Deadpool Wolverine,
the opening fight's going to kick ass,
the Wolverine Deadpool fight's going to kick ass,
like all the action in this movie is going to make it so that I could watch this
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infinitely more than I could the other two.
Yeah, the action though, the like jokes, like there's not many jokes.
The action part.
But I don't think it.
Like the action in the first one is great.
This has more heart.
As the movies have gone on, Deadpool, they've gotten more of a heart of like,
of where it's going.
In the first one it is just jokes, jokes, fucking and jokes, fucking and jokes.
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Then he falls in love.
Then the second one is he experienced heartbreak for the first time
and you see him actually have an emotional change.
Then he meets Cable who tells him that not everything's a fucking joke
and that the world can be whatever, right?
Now we have a grounded, I mean literally Deadpool, before he Deadpools,
he spent seven years trying to be a regular guy.
That's a setup for like a less funny, more emotionally, more emotional-ish movie.
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So like I like what they were doing.
It didn't have to be funnier.
But I still think it's fucking hilarious.
It's one of the funniest movies ever.
And look, it doesn't matter what I think because at the time of recording this
right now, this movie is the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Very true.
I was going to say the car scene when they're fighting,
like that scene was fantastic when they're fighting in that car.
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And then the ending of it was Deadpool just strapped and then both just passed out.
That was hilarious.
This movie is huge because the highest grossing,
it was Beverly Hills Cop, then The Matrix, now Deadpool Wolverine.
Wow.
It's also like, I don't know if like we're expecting more going into a Deadpool movie,
you know, now that we've seen the first two, expect they had a higher, expect like this is what I expect from this movie.
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Hold the mic a little closer.
Yeah.
So I don't know if it's something like that.
I'll tell you this, you have to talk way louder and put that on your mic.
Oh yeah.
You see how tiny it is, all the little quiet parts?
That's you.
So I.
That was so profound what you said.
Yeah, I know.
I'll say that I would have liked a little bit more shit.
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Don't show me your nipple again.
You saw it.
I would like a little bit more shenanigans throughout it.
You know what I mean?
Like he had the the time travel device.
Does he does it does it explain him getting rid of it or did it have a limited number of charges?
That lady takes it.
I think that's right.
Yeah, the TVA lady takes it back.
She took like the one that he had.
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Yeah.
OK, got it.
OK, then that makes sense because I was like, why didn't he like I know that in the comics he has like a teleporter that he could like teleport places or whatever, sort of like Nightcrawler esque.
I wish that they maybe brought that and that could have been a fun.
I don't know.
Like I also wish there's a little bit more fourth wall breaking because I feel like by Deadpool three, I feel like especially at the end, the credits should have been like he rips open the credits.
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He like comes out of the screen or whatever and he starts having like a like a real fourth wall breaking moment or like where he's trying to then kill the director of the movie or something because that comes out as Ryan Reynolds and really breaks.
Yeah, if it was Ryan Reynolds coming out and then like getting attacked, like even getting attacked by something, they kind of did that in the turn your cell phone off thing.
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So they did it in a way and have that in the way.
Oh, wait, I didn't have that either. You guys, they're like walking through a tunnel and then the cell phone rings and then you turns around.
He's like, look, turn that fucking cell phone off.
I'm going to shove it up your fucking and it curses like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, come on.
Disney's not ready for that yet.
And they walk away.
It was funny.
That's that's great.
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I didn't we didn't get that one either.
I was a regal.
Okay, great.
Thanks for not being another reason.
Fuck movie theaters, dude.
Fuck them.
You're not going to give us the same treatment in each moment.
We don't get all the same.
You got the cool buckets.
I got the open buckets, but you got at least you have a physical item to take with you and be proud of.
I got a bag.
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I got a moment.
I got a momentary feeling of superiority just now.
That's all I got.
Yeah.
Well, fuck, dude, we get to keep that feeling of superiority forever.
I just wish that movie theaters just didn't exist.
Mike.
Well, I definitely disagree with you guys.
Not in the your grades are finer.
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A minus B point nine, whatever.
I mean, but I'm I'm 11 out of 10.
I mean, this is this is to me was better than the first two.
And I don't know if it's I think probably for me, it was the all the the the history of it.
I mean, you know, getting blade, getting the real electric, getting getting all the actual characters coming back in play.
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To me, the feeling of that in the theater, you know, I'm sitting there and I'm like, well, it up.
When, you know, when it's the flame on moment, Jesus Christ, I mean, you cannot.
I don't think I'm not sure there's been a better moment in a movie than that.
I'm not so hard at that.
I I forgot he was Johnny Storm.
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Yeah.
I have not seen a scene, a single scene that gave me a better feeling than when he says, OK, Cap.
And then he goes flame on.
There is not a better feeling I've had in a movie theater ever.
So I can't you know, I can't.
The problem I had was right when he said flame on, I'm like, that's not going to work against pyro.
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And then immediately it didn't work against pyro.
But I was like, so stupid.
Like, I get it.
I like my brain was just like, oh, Johnny Storm, it's like, no, wait, that's pyro.
What are you doing, Johnny Storm?
I know you haven't had to fight because one's X-Men is one's Fantastic Four and the streams don't cross.
But that's pyro.
And he must know it because they have a back and forth.
So that's like one of the one of the actually most plot holy parts of the whole movie, because he should have just flown away.
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Well, Johnny Storm was an arrogant.
Yeah, he's arrogant. Yeah.
But it fits the character.
So fit that character really well.
It doesn't fit the character if you're looking at the growth that Johnny Storm makes in Rise of the Silver Surfer.
He definitely makes strides to become more part of the family and become more of a less of a party boy.
But he's not with his family, so he could have gone back to his air again.
Yeah.
I don't think he would make the reverse because he is a hero, especially part of the Fantastic Four, Johnny Storm.
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He's in the void now.
I thought the way they did the void was great, how they had all those characters in the void because we don't know.
My favorite is Gambit.
I mean, just yeah, Gambit was amazing.
I actually wouldn't mind seeing A Channing Tatum Gambit.
The movie? Oh, movie?
I would either.
I clipped you talking about it in one episode.
Oh, yeah.
I wanted that.
You're like three years ago, I saw that there was a Gambit movie coming out.
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His fighting style.
I was so excited.
Yep.
Three years later, no fucking Gambit movie.
Yeah, still no Gambit movie.
Yeah.
Fox, Disney.
I don't know if I'd want a whole Gambit movie.
I do.
I would, but I would totally take in a Deadpool 4, Gambit having a big part of it.
Like Deadpool 4, if it were to be, if there were to be a Deadpool 4, if it were going to call Deadpool versus the Avengers or something like, right, because that would be the way to do it.
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Is we get another Avengers movie and then we do Deadpool versus the entire Marvel Universe.
Deadpool versus the MCU is the next movie we should get.
Deadpool kills the MCU.
Deadpool kills the MCU.
And then he just then he goes and kills like he goes after Ed Norton's Hulk.
He goes after.
That should be the last MCU we should get.
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So when it starts declining and like profits and stuff, that's when we should get the...
This did jumpstart it, which kind of led to why I think I'm giving it a B.9 is I've seen everything.
The only things I haven't seen from Marvel are the Marvels and like that's it really.
Actually, I just haven't seen the Marvels movie.
It's pretty good.
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Superhero fatigue might be kind of a real thing because you know all this stuff.
And so you're doing all this math in your head while you're watching instead of maybe.
Have you seen every fucking little thing?
WandaVision, Loki, everything?
I haven't.
I didn't finish Loki.
So like half the stuff was like, oh, what's this do?
My wife, my wife, my wife has finished all this because I don't I haven't seen past the age of Ultron and fucking Avengers.
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What?
Yeah, I just had a.
All right.
I'm just curious.
I'm just curious why Thor was holding Deadpool.
That's that's what I want to see.
It's a superimposing from something else that wasn't.
I know.
That was a that was a that was a that was a future event that I was also pissed we didn't get.
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I thought that was going to happen in this movie.
That's what it should have been.
It was showing like 90. Yeah, during the end credits again for the entire end credits, it should have been either Deadpool multiverse traveling, eventually getting to the part where he's crying with Thor over him so that we do see that it happens.
But it's like a multiverse.
So it doesn't really happen.
But or Deadpool hooking up with Lady Deadpool would be great.
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You know what I mean?
Like all the stuff he did that that night.
But that's not the point.
They think that they think we know they depict the actual.
That's fine. But the thing is, it's supposed to be like it way later.
It is way later.
And that was the exposition.
And that was just exposition.
That was literally Marvel telling you you're going to see that scene, but you're not going to see it for what is it?
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Four years or five years from now?
Eight years.
Eight years from now when they do the well, no, they've got a timeline laid out.
I just didn't look at it before I came.
It's going to be in the next camera.
The names of but it's the end game, the new end game that's coming in.
But it's going to be weird if he shows up in Doomsday Deadpool.
He is going to and makes a reference to RDJ already being Iron Man.
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And with I'm sure they're going to make RDJ kind of be a tinge of Iron Man ish in it.
Evil Iron Man.
There is a doctor Doom that is.
It's doctor. Yeah, that's what I think that's what they're doing.
So there's going to be it's going to be funny seeing both of those guys bicker back and forth.
Yeah, but I think they I think they have a point like there is a Tony Stark that becomes the doctor.
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Do you does that doctor do and become God Emperor Doom?
No, I don't know.
I don't think so because that you know, it's going to really shock people is if it gets to doomsday Deadpool there and doom just fucking just destroys Deadpool Deadpool dead gone forever doesn't exist anymore.
Yeah, but Deadpool has a comic where he he he hooks up with death and death like I can't take you that and then he just goes around.
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Yeah, that made so what any other thoughts or did you have a great now?
It's 11 out of 10. It's 11.
Oh, 11.
Now we're on.
Oh, yeah, we were.
Did we already get to you and I asked you what your grade was.
Okay, yeah, here we go.
Yeah, I mean, I I agree with Mike.
I feel like this one is I feel like they've gotten progressively stronger.
They've taken a little bit of a different turn.
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I love all the fuck use 20th Century Fox.
They threw in there.
I mean, I enjoyed the end credit scene with Good riddance and all the behind the scene footage of them making X-Men Fantastic Four all the 20th Century Fox movies.
But it was it was funny the whole way through.
I definitely like, you know, how he went about finding Wolverine and then being like, this is the worst Wolverine, you know, and then just kind of.
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You know, the whole story that I can't wait for the soundtrack to come out.
I definitely want to get the soundtrack.
Great songs.
All of it was fantastic.
Can't wait.
11 out of 10 as well.
They're going to make him do this till he's 90.
That was like such an eruption of laughter.
And then he did it again later.
90.
I did read a review where someone was just like, yeah, they make the joke, but they really are going to make him do this till he's like, like, like they will do this.
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He retired.
Now, when you say you can't wait to get the soundtrack, do you mean stream it somehow on like YouTube music or Spotify?
One thing I enjoy doing like for my wife is like if there's a movie with a good soundtrack, I'll get it on vinyl for her because she loves vinyl.
So this is actually meant purchase the soundtrack.
Yeah.
Let me guess.
You definitely have Guardians of Galaxy one and two.
Yes.
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Those are volume three.
There is, but I haven't gotten that one.
She didn't like that soundtrack as much.
I loved it, but she did.
Oh, don't get it for yourself.
Yeah, I mean, fuck me.
You're not allowed to buy anything for yourself.
Can't add to the vinyl collection.
She would literally take it out and be like, I told you, I don't like this one that much.
It breaks the vinyl in front of you.
The point of the vinyl collection seems like that's a gift he gives to her.
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Yeah, that's for her.
I don't add a vinyl.
I don't think she would be upset if you added one more to the perfect volume one, two and three that you have going to probably even look good.
Well, I've given her my wish list of vinyls if she wants to get some for me, and they're like Pink Floyd.
I've been collecting them too.
I go to Goodwill and look through them.
I have seven Bill Cosby vinyls.
They're just all over the place.
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Are they a knockout?
And they're really cheap.
I don't know why.
I have no idea why.
They pay you to take that.
I heard they'll put you to sleep.
I was about to make that same joke.
Yeah, I got bent over on the price.
Well, who knew that this Deadpool Wolverine would end in a Bill Cosby.
Well, maybe you could have predicted it.
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I'm surprised there wasn't one.
Yeah.
Well, hey, thanks for joining us.
This has been our thoughts on Deadpool Wolverine.
I think we all genuinely loved it.
A couple of us didn't think it was as strong as the first two.
I genuinely loved it.
But I think the majority of us actually did find it to be better.
This is my AI recap on the comments section when you go on Facebook.
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So you don't have to go read all the comments anymore.
It's like most of the people think that it's an 11 out of 10 really good movie.
A few people think it's not as strong as the first two, but they really liked it.
Everyone praises the humor and the instinct.
Yeah.
Anyway, great.
Thanks for joining us.
Let's say bye at all at the same time, everybody.
One, two, three, bye.
Bye.
You, Zach, you son of a bitch.
I can gently tap the fourth ball too.
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That's nice.
Hey everybody and welcome to just our thoughts on Deadpool Wolverine's Friday
rest podcast. It's me, Andy Rice, it's Austin Farrell, it's Zach Equality,
god damn it, it's Mike Larson, and it's Brennan.
Shipley up to Boston. Hello. You always get the proper introduction.
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I like how you sped the end up though to keep it going.
Yeah, I know. So we had all just, we've all seen Wolverine just came,
Deadpool Wolverine came out last week. This is going to be just a quick little
of our thoughts on it. I'll go first, I fucking loved every second of it.
I mean, it's funny, it's an inside joke. I saw a few reviews online where they're like,
it's too much of someone, I will say someone nailed it when they said it's
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Studio H the movie. And that's 100% true. It's like basically you have to have done
your homework for everything to pay off for this movie. Like I bet you could be a
casual Deadpool fan having just seen the first two, having seen none of the other
properties, none, like no X-Men's, no Wolverines, no Blades, no-
Most importantly, Loki.
Yeah, no Lokis, right? Like if you go into this blind, I could be like,
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I could see maybe most of it not paying off, but then enough action to keep you
hooked. But if you are a die-hard fan like myself and like a lot of people,
like a lot of you here, and I'm caught up on everything, I've seen all the movies
that lead up to this, all the X-Men, all the Wolverines, all the fucking
Deadpools and the Blades and the Lokis and everything, it paid off in such a
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huge fucking way. It's like the end of Endgame, right? It's like everything led
to this point of just fucking badass funny movie opens great, ends great.
I love everything in between. The Wolverine-Deadpool fights, every time they
fight each other was awesome. And I love that they did Sabretooth dirty by just,
you know, giving them a super quick death. And of course, Johnny Storm is the best
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fucking twist of all time. Yeah.
That Johnny Storm's a potty mouth, too.
Yeah, he's a potty mouth. Oh, yeah, best credits, best post credits of all time.
Yeah, loved it.
Yeah, so I went and saw this at a really nice theater that had like reclining
seats, like electric ones and really shitty popcorn buckets and everything,
too. The opening scene where he's digging up Logan and he's using his skeleton to
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fight off all these guys. Fucking brilliant, so hype. Backstreet Boys?
That's Insync. That's Insync.
Insync, yeah. Bye, bye, bye, right?
Doing the actual dance moves. Fucking fantastic.
What are you doing? Oh. Oh, he's...
No, I got the shitty ones. You guys got the nice ones. The one I went to...
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Yeah, although...
The one I went to had Walmart ones.
The one I went to, they had sold out of the really good popcorn buckets one hour
before we got there. He's literally like last one just went about an hour ago.
And their popcorn bucket wasn't the one from Regal or AMC. AMC had the one where
it looks like you fist their mouths when you're like putting your fist in. It's
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like a big open gaping hole of Wolverine in Deadpool's mouth. And it's like a
funny nod to the Dune buckets where you had to shove your hand into the pit.
But the one that Regal had is actually, I think, even better. It was...
No, no, no, no. The ones we got are not the cool ones. Yes, I'm saying. These are
not the cool buckets. We got the lame buckets that they sold out of the good
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ones. The good ones were baby Deadpool on a chair as the popcorn bucket, a big
baby Deadpool. So the whole, like the whole bucket's a big baby Deadpool.
They had a bunch of different ones. If you just look on eBay, you could see like a
different one.
I don't know. I love this one because I could reuse it.
Yo, yeah, I'm going to reuse it too.
It's going to be a great little trash can.
Mine was even worse. Mine was even worse. It was just a plain bucket and a plain
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cup that just had them things printed on it.
I got it worse than yours. Mine was a bag.
Oh, damn it. A tier list for Deadpool popcorn collectibles?
No, it didn't even have Deadpool on there. It was just the bag of the movie.
Mine was like, yeah, just a large bucket, the regular large bucket. Exactly.
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The only thing they had available at the Riverside when I went was they had like
alcoholic tumbler drinks and they were like a small little drink for like $40,
something like that. I was like, yeah, first of all, I don't really drink.
Second of all, like, no.
But was it Deadpool Wolverine?
It was like a glass Deadpool Wolverine, but it was small. It was a small glass.
When I went, I got to the front and I buy the combo, the popcorn bucket soda.
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And then I'm like, I would like to get one more cup, please. And they say, nope.
And I'm like, what do you mean, no, you have to get another fucking combo.
You have to spend another $45, another large popcorn.
And this is literally the two people I went with.
I was like, oh, yeah, you can share my popcorn. Both of them go, we don't like popcorn.
And I'm like, what? So I'm sitting there with a large popcorn by myself
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because I need the bucket. But then I see a lot of other people with just a large
popcorn bucket on their lap. But then I was like, I can't justify buying two.
I can't spend $70 right now on Deadpool merch.
I had to spend $70 because I had my grandkids with me.
I had two grandkids. But you got a Wolverine and a Deadpool topper?
No, they were out. So I only got Deadpool.
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They were out of Wolverine. I don't think they thought the Wolverines were going to be.
They didn't order as many. So my take on the movie.
OK, this is going to be controversial, but I think it was the weakest of the three.
Still absolutely fantastic. I hold them all up really high.
It's just they threw in like little things here and there that were.
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Stop shaking your fucking head, Mike. God damn.
God, are you having a bad week? Contrarian Mike over here.
Mike is not being contrarian thinking Deadpool is amazing, by the way.
That's you, buddy. You're the one with the hot take right now.
It's very clear that this was like a big wanting to fix everything.
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Adding Deadpool to the MCU and having it make sense is complicated for just a numerous infinite,
almost infinite amount of reasons.
And it seems like they were more focused on that than like giving him more freedom.
It's like first he wants to join the MCU. He can't.
Then he goes to the TVA. Then they send him to the void.
Then he goes to the street and then they save everything.
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There wasn't a lot of play time. They threw the cameos in there.
Like all the cameos you want to see.
A weird part was no one from the previous movies were in it.
No cable, no Colossus really, no girlfriend. She's buried super briefly.
As much as Sam Raimi and the other guy were in that intruder movie we reviewed months ago.
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Colossus was in it. Yeah, but not in a helpful sense.
Just Deadpool, Wolverine. I mean, yeah, it makes sense.
We've got Blade and Elektra and Johnny Storm.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. They had that team up in there. Yes.
So we got a cool...
But the weird thing about that though is that they had Toad and Toad's not credited.
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And Ray Park is fucking alive. He could have been Toad.
He was Darth Maul and Toad.
I don't know why Disney doesn't want to associate with Ray Park anymore. It's weird.
Yeah, wait, why don't they?
Nothing. He's not in anything. I asked him in person.
I said, are you going to do anything Star Wars or Marvel?
And he's like, they haven't called me. I'm totally down to do it though.
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And that's it. I was also starstruck. I didn't have anything else prepared.
After waiting in line that long I was just going to ask him about,
I'm going to ask him about, you know, is he going to do Darth Maul again?
Or is he going to be in Star Wars or is he going to be in Marvel again?
And he's like, well, they haven't called me and I would do it.
And that's it. Yeah, you should do it.
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That's all I had. I didn't have anything.
I like Darth Maul and Toad.
Look, but like this is, I'm not saying, I'm not giving it even a lower rating than all the other ones.
It's like, if there's an A, if the other two are As, this is a B.9 is what I'm saying.
Just some small things and if they don't make another one...
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B.9, I like that. Yeah, B.9.
You've unlocked something in my brain that's dangerous, I think.
Not a B+, just one point down.
No, I know. I know what you're trying to get at.
You guys looked at me like I said the fucking N-word when I said it was like, okay?
Geez. Geez. All right. Cool.
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But yeah, it was awesome. The ending, Hugh Hackman's in it.
All the Deadpools show up, the variants. A lot of...what?
Is it Hugh Hackman? Yeah, he hacks people up, dude.
All the reference, all the different Wolverines going back through time, finding all of them.
Come on, Henry Cavill. Henry Cavill.
Henry Cavill. Fuck you, DCU.
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I liked Age of Apocalypse. Wolverine was cool. The one with the no hand in the alleyway.
I loved that whole scene. Comic accurate Wolverine.
I wish they...no, but that's not comic accurate Wolverine.
It's short. Short King Wolverine. Is that a meme?
No, it's not. Because here's the thing.
Wolverine's really short. No. He's 5'3 or 5'4, right?
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Yeah. That's not really short. That's not really short.
It is, but wait, and hold on. Here's another thing.
This is one of those silly things. He's 5'3 in the comics.
He's drawn differently by every artist.
He definitely stands either...he's probably a little shorter than most when they draw him,
but he's not like a midget. You know what I mean?
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There are shorter people than him. He's always taller than Jubilee when they're hanging out.
She's a teenage...she's a young woman of normal height.
So he's taller than a normal woman of normal height.
So it's like he's not too...he's probably like...
But he's always drawn kind of hunched to get ready.
So a lot of it is he looks smaller.
What I'm saying is that's the one part where I feel like they should have given us something different.
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The short Wolverine, as funny as it was, was a stupid joke.
It was just a stupid joke that didn't land, giving us a weird CGI monstrosity Hugh Jackman.
Like, it just didn't look good. It wasn't funny.
I was going to say Art Theater erupted in that. It was full.
It was a nice little...ha ha. Yeah.
I don't think it was very funny.
Another reason I think there's something with Ray Park and Disney,
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they kept these cameos so secret with way bigger stars.
Fucking Channing Tatum, Wesley Snipes, who's Jennifer Garner?
Yeah. Yeah. All these cameos. Chris Evans.
Chris fucking Evans. All these cameos.
Not my favorite Chris. So under wraps. So under wraps.
But they couldn't get Ray Park in there?
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He must have done something. It's either...
It's one of two things. It's one of two things.
Either they mentioned, oh, there's like four Punishers.
Thomas Jane, he doesn't want anything to do with Punisher anymore.
They couldn't get him in there for any reason.
They could have got Ray Stevenson though.
Wouldn't you have been so psyched if Thomas Jane showed up as Punisher?
Wouldn't that be just as hype as the intro to the movie with the back...
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I like War Journal Punisher better. I would have preferred him.
We may find out later things are cut out. We may find out...
I mean, there's only so many cameos you can do.
Okay, so then three things. Either it was cut out, one.
Two, these guys have been out for so long and then they realize,
oh, I want that Marvel money.
And they ask for something outrageous to be in the movie.
They want to be a part of it.
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Or three, they did something and Disney just can't.
It's like you're just going to get canceled immediately.
As soon as you're in the spotlight, everyone's going to look into everything.
Yeah, Ray Park probably hit a guy with his car.
He argues with people online. I follow him.
But not anything serious.
He might have just anti-transfused.
It might just be episode one.
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No, they've totally wrecked on that.
But at the time when it came out, now it's...
Are you a sequel trilogy lover?
Even Hayden Christensen is getting love again.
Andy McGregor.
He went through 20 years of hell.
Hell? Star Wars money and international fame and acclaim?
Wait, we're going down that Star Wars rabbit hole.
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What's your thoughts on Deadpool?
Mine are pretty close to Asta.
I think it is the weaker of the three movies.
It's enjoyable.
I would rate it a little bit higher than Asta.
B.9? B.9.5?
A minus, you know, kind of like teetering.
You said B minus?
No, no, I said A minus.
The other ones were like A pluses.
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I even think the second one's less than the first one.
Do you think the first one's the best?
I enjoy the first one the most.
I usually tend to find the origin stories boring once you've seen them.
Like, I know that his is funny throughout, but I feel like even that, it's like,
oh, God, he gets cancer, he gets sick, he goes to the government agency,
he gets the powers, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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That's just too much.
Just like Iron Man, it's like, I want him to just start Iron Man-ing.
I almost don't even like the war stuff anymore where he's like building the first suit.
Your nipple's exposed.
I need you to cover that bad boy up.
All right, thank you.
I mean, look, it's just literally, just literally, just staring at me like,
I don't know why you wore that shirt where your nipple's going to be so easily exposed,
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you son of a bitch.
That nipple.
Yeah.
That nipple.
That's all I can do.
I keep looking at where your nipple could be.
It's like a pebble.
It's like Schrodinger's nipple.
See, that's another thing.
Funny back and forths like this, like banter and stuff,
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there's not a whole lot of that in this newer one.
Oh, what?
I like the whole, hold on a second.
You're talking about like in between action, but like there's not a whole lot of,
you know, like in the first one where it's just like, dude, you're fucked up,
your face looks like an avocado fucked another avocado.
Like that's like a whole 10-minute, 15-minute scene.
Yeah, but also.
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And there's no action going on.
There's nothing crazy going on.
I'll tell you this though.
Not a lot of that.
Again, looking back, those jokes don't land anymore.
Once you've seen the movie once or twice, those jokes don't land anymore.
I bet if any time I rewatch Deadpool Wolverine,
the opening fight's going to kick ass,
the Wolverine Deadpool fight's going to kick ass,
like all the action in this movie is going to make it so that I could watch this
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infinitely more than I could the other two.
Yeah, the action though, the like jokes, like there's not many jokes.
The action part.
But I don't think it.
Like the action in the first one is great.
This has more heart.
As the movies have gone on, Deadpool, they've gotten more of a heart of like,
of where it's going.
In the first one it is just jokes, jokes, fucking and jokes, fucking and jokes.
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Then he falls in love.
Then the second one is he experienced heartbreak for the first time
and you see him actually have an emotional change.
Then he meets Cable who tells him that not everything's a fucking joke
and that the world can be whatever, right?
Now we have a grounded, I mean literally Deadpool, before he Deadpools,
he spent seven years trying to be a regular guy.
That's a setup for like a less funny, more emotionally, more emotional-ish movie.
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So like I like what they were doing.
It didn't have to be funnier.
But I still think it's fucking hilarious.
It's one of the funniest movies ever.
And look, it doesn't matter what I think because at the time of recording this
right now, this movie is the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Very true.
I was going to say the car scene when they're fighting,
like that scene was fantastic when they're fighting in that car.
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And then the ending of it was Deadpool just strapped and then both just passed out.
That was hilarious.
This movie is huge because the highest grossing,
it was Beverly Hills Cop, then The Matrix, now Deadpool Wolverine.
Wow.
It's also like, I don't know if like we're expecting more going into a Deadpool movie,
you know, now that we've seen the first two, expect they had a higher, expect like this is what I expect from this movie.
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Hold the mic a little closer.
Yeah.
So I don't know if it's something like that.
I'll tell you this, you have to talk way louder and put that on your mic.
Oh yeah.
You see how tiny it is, all the little quiet parts?
That's you.
So I.
That was so profound what you said.
Yeah, I know.
I'll say that I would have liked a little bit more shit.
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Don't show me your nipple again.
You saw it.
I would like a little bit more shenanigans throughout it.
You know what I mean?
Like he had the the time travel device.
Does he does it does it explain him getting rid of it or did it have a limited number of charges?
That lady takes it.
I think that's right.
Yeah, the TVA lady takes it back.
She took like the one that he had.
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Yeah.
OK, got it.
OK, then that makes sense because I was like, why didn't he like I know that in the comics he has like a teleporter that he could like teleport places or whatever, sort of like Nightcrawler esque.
I wish that they maybe brought that and that could have been a fun.
I don't know.
Like I also wish there's a little bit more fourth wall breaking because I feel like by Deadpool three, I feel like especially at the end, the credits should have been like he rips open the credits.
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He like comes out of the screen or whatever and he starts having like a like a real fourth wall breaking moment or like where he's trying to then kill the director of the movie or something because that comes out as Ryan Reynolds and really breaks.
Yeah, if it was Ryan Reynolds coming out and then like getting attacked, like even getting attacked by something, they kind of did that in the turn your cell phone off thing.
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So they did it in a way and have that in the way.
Oh, wait, I didn't have that either. You guys, they're like walking through a tunnel and then the cell phone rings and then you turns around.
He's like, look, turn that fucking cell phone off.
I'm going to shove it up your fucking and it curses like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, come on.
Disney's not ready for that yet.
And they walk away.
It was funny.
That's that's great.
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I didn't we didn't get that one either.
I was a regal.
Okay, great.
Thanks for not being another reason.
Fuck movie theaters, dude.
Fuck them.
You're not going to give us the same treatment in each moment.
We don't get all the same.
You got the cool buckets.
I got the open buckets, but you got at least you have a physical item to take with you and be proud of.
I got a bag.
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I got a moment.
I got a momentary feeling of superiority just now.
That's all I got.
Yeah.
Well, fuck, dude, we get to keep that feeling of superiority forever.
I just wish that movie theaters just didn't exist.
Mike.
Well, I definitely disagree with you guys.
Not in the your grades are finer.
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A minus B point nine, whatever.
I mean, but I'm I'm 11 out of 10.
I mean, this is this is to me was better than the first two.
And I don't know if it's I think probably for me, it was the all the the the history of it.
I mean, you know, getting blade, getting the real electric, getting getting all the actual characters coming back in play.
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To me, the feeling of that in the theater, you know, I'm sitting there and I'm like, well, it up.
When, you know, when it's the flame on moment, Jesus Christ, I mean, you cannot.
I don't think I'm not sure there's been a better moment in a movie than that.
I'm not so hard at that.
I I forgot he was Johnny Storm.
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Yeah.
I have not seen a scene, a single scene that gave me a better feeling than when he says, OK, Cap.
And then he goes flame on.
There is not a better feeling I've had in a movie theater ever.
So I can't you know, I can't.
The problem I had was right when he said flame on, I'm like, that's not going to work against pyro.
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And then immediately it didn't work against pyro.
But I was like, so stupid.
Like, I get it.
I like my brain was just like, oh, Johnny Storm, it's like, no, wait, that's pyro.
What are you doing, Johnny Storm?
I know you haven't had to fight because one's X-Men is one's Fantastic Four and the streams don't cross.
But that's pyro.
And he must know it because they have a back and forth.
So that's like one of the one of the actually most plot holy parts of the whole movie, because he should have just flown away.
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Well, Johnny Storm was an arrogant.
Yeah, he's arrogant. Yeah.
But it fits the character.
So fit that character really well.
It doesn't fit the character if you're looking at the growth that Johnny Storm makes in Rise of the Silver Surfer.
He definitely makes strides to become more part of the family and become more of a less of a party boy.
But he's not with his family, so he could have gone back to his air again.
Yeah.
I don't think he would make the reverse because he is a hero, especially part of the Fantastic Four, Johnny Storm.
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He's in the void now.
I thought the way they did the void was great, how they had all those characters in the void because we don't know.
My favorite is Gambit.
I mean, just yeah, Gambit was amazing.
I actually wouldn't mind seeing A Channing Tatum Gambit.
The movie? Oh, movie?
I would either.
I clipped you talking about it in one episode.
Oh, yeah.
I wanted that.
You're like three years ago, I saw that there was a Gambit movie coming out.
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His fighting style.
I was so excited.
Yep.
Three years later, no fucking Gambit movie.
Yeah, still no Gambit movie.
Yeah.
Fox, Disney.
I don't know if I'd want a whole Gambit movie.
I do.
I would, but I would totally take in a Deadpool 4, Gambit having a big part of it.
Like Deadpool 4, if it were to be, if there were to be a Deadpool 4, if it were going to call Deadpool versus the Avengers or something like, right, because that would be the way to do it.
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Is we get another Avengers movie and then we do Deadpool versus the entire Marvel Universe.
Deadpool versus the MCU is the next movie we should get.
Deadpool kills the MCU.
Deadpool kills the MCU.
And then he just then he goes and kills like he goes after Ed Norton's Hulk.
He goes after.
That should be the last MCU we should get.
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So when it starts declining and like profits and stuff, that's when we should get the...
This did jumpstart it, which kind of led to why I think I'm giving it a B.9 is I've seen everything.
The only things I haven't seen from Marvel are the Marvels and like that's it really.
Actually, I just haven't seen the Marvels movie.
It's pretty good.
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Superhero fatigue might be kind of a real thing because you know all this stuff.
And so you're doing all this math in your head while you're watching instead of maybe.
Have you seen every fucking little thing?
WandaVision, Loki, everything?
I haven't.
I didn't finish Loki.
So like half the stuff was like, oh, what's this do?
My wife, my wife, my wife has finished all this because I don't I haven't seen past the age of Ultron and fucking Avengers.
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What?
Yeah, I just had a.
All right.
I'm just curious.
I'm just curious why Thor was holding Deadpool.
That's that's what I want to see.
It's a superimposing from something else that wasn't.
I know.
That was a that was a that was a that was a future event that I was also pissed we didn't get.
(23:36):
I thought that was going to happen in this movie.
That's what it should have been.
It was showing like 90. Yeah, during the end credits again for the entire end credits, it should have been either Deadpool multiverse traveling, eventually getting to the part where he's crying with Thor over him so that we do see that it happens.
But it's like a multiverse.
So it doesn't really happen.
But or Deadpool hooking up with Lady Deadpool would be great.
(24:00):
You know what I mean?
Like all the stuff he did that that night.
But that's not the point.
They think that they think we know they depict the actual.
That's fine. But the thing is, it's supposed to be like it way later.
It is way later.
And that was the exposition.
And that was just exposition.
That was literally Marvel telling you you're going to see that scene, but you're not going to see it for what is it?
(24:22):
Four years or five years from now?
Eight years.
Eight years from now when they do the well, no, they've got a timeline laid out.
I just didn't look at it before I came.
It's going to be in the next camera.
The names of but it's the end game, the new end game that's coming in.
But it's going to be weird if he shows up in Doomsday Deadpool.
He is going to and makes a reference to RDJ already being Iron Man.
(24:45):
And with I'm sure they're going to make RDJ kind of be a tinge of Iron Man ish in it.
Evil Iron Man.
There is a doctor Doom that is.
It's doctor. Yeah, that's what I think that's what they're doing.
So there's going to be it's going to be funny seeing both of those guys bicker back and forth.
Yeah, but I think they I think they have a point like there is a Tony Stark that becomes the doctor.
(25:08):
Do you does that doctor do and become God Emperor Doom?
No, I don't know.
I don't think so because that you know, it's going to really shock people is if it gets to doomsday Deadpool there and doom just fucking just destroys Deadpool Deadpool dead gone forever doesn't exist anymore.
Yeah, but Deadpool has a comic where he he he hooks up with death and death like I can't take you that and then he just goes around.
(25:33):
Yeah, that made so what any other thoughts or did you have a great now?
It's 11 out of 10. It's 11.
Oh, 11.
Now we're on.
Oh, yeah, we were.
Did we already get to you and I asked you what your grade was.
Okay, yeah, here we go.
Yeah, I mean, I I agree with Mike.
I feel like this one is I feel like they've gotten progressively stronger.
They've taken a little bit of a different turn.
(25:56):
I love all the fuck use 20th Century Fox.
They threw in there.
I mean, I enjoyed the end credit scene with Good riddance and all the behind the scene footage of them making X-Men Fantastic Four all the 20th Century Fox movies.
But it was it was funny the whole way through.
I definitely like, you know, how he went about finding Wolverine and then being like, this is the worst Wolverine, you know, and then just kind of.
(26:22):
You know, the whole story that I can't wait for the soundtrack to come out.
I definitely want to get the soundtrack.
Great songs.
All of it was fantastic.
Can't wait.
11 out of 10 as well.
They're going to make him do this till he's 90.
That was like such an eruption of laughter.
And then he did it again later.
90.
I did read a review where someone was just like, yeah, they make the joke, but they really are going to make him do this till he's like, like, like they will do this.
(26:50):
He retired.
Now, when you say you can't wait to get the soundtrack, do you mean stream it somehow on like YouTube music or Spotify?
One thing I enjoy doing like for my wife is like if there's a movie with a good soundtrack, I'll get it on vinyl for her because she loves vinyl.
So this is actually meant purchase the soundtrack.
Yeah.
Let me guess.
You definitely have Guardians of Galaxy one and two.
Yes.
(27:11):
Those are volume three.
There is, but I haven't gotten that one.
She didn't like that soundtrack as much.
I loved it, but she did.
Oh, don't get it for yourself.
Yeah, I mean, fuck me.
You're not allowed to buy anything for yourself.
Can't add to the vinyl collection.
She would literally take it out and be like, I told you, I don't like this one that much.
It breaks the vinyl in front of you.
The point of the vinyl collection seems like that's a gift he gives to her.
(27:35):
Yeah, that's for her.
I don't add a vinyl.
I don't think she would be upset if you added one more to the perfect volume one, two and three that you have going to probably even look good.
Well, I've given her my wish list of vinyls if she wants to get some for me, and they're like Pink Floyd.
I've been collecting them too.
I go to Goodwill and look through them.
I have seven Bill Cosby vinyls.
They're just all over the place.
(27:56):
Are they a knockout?
And they're really cheap.
I don't know why.
I have no idea why.
They pay you to take that.
I heard they'll put you to sleep.
I was about to make that same joke.
Yeah, I got bent over on the price.
Well, who knew that this Deadpool Wolverine would end in a Bill Cosby.
Well, maybe you could have predicted it.
(28:18):
I'm surprised there wasn't one.
Yeah.
Well, hey, thanks for joining us.
This has been our thoughts on Deadpool Wolverine.
I think we all genuinely loved it.
A couple of us didn't think it was as strong as the first two.
I genuinely loved it.
But I think the majority of us actually did find it to be better.
This is my AI recap on the comments section when you go on Facebook.
(28:40):
So you don't have to go read all the comments anymore.
It's like most of the people think that it's an 11 out of 10 really good movie.
A few people think it's not as strong as the first two, but they really liked it.
Everyone praises the humor and the instinct.
Yeah.
Anyway, great.
Thanks for joining us.
Let's say bye at all at the same time, everybody.
One, two, three, bye.
Bye.
You, Zach, you son of a bitch.
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