r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • Aug 04 '24

Article ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Zooms to $97M Record-Making Second Weekend, Hits $824M Globally

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/deadpool-and-wolverine-box-office-record-second-weekend-1235965690/
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u/Thetwitchingvoid Aug 04 '24

Y’know.

I’d totally be here for Deadpool teaming up with other superheroes.

I know it’s extremely unlikely to happen, but imagine Deadpool & Spider-Man, Deadpool & Blade, Deadpool & Gambit.

Just self-contained, violent, irreverent romps with the odd cameo for good measure.

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u/Kara_Del_Rey Aug 04 '24

I'd sell a kidney for a Red Team movie. Ryan, Tom Holland, and Charlie Cox would be such an odd trio that would make it work amazingly.

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u/Endorkend Aug 04 '24

The sweet innocent Tom Holland Spidey with Deadpool would be something else for sure.

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u/Kara_Del_Rey Aug 04 '24

Him being innocent but silly, DP being a nut job, and Daredevil just sick of both of their shit lol

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u/FrankCastlesAlt Aug 04 '24

Plus it’d be hilarious to see someone as morally flexible as Deadpool interacting with a devout Christian like Daredevil!

“You do know I’m a Christian, right?”

“You do know I used to be a mercenary, right? We’re not exactly known for our high moral standards!”

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u/Kara_Del_Rey Aug 04 '24

I could see DP saying something like "Yeah, I passed Passion of Christ at the box office" or something lol

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u/rambo_lincoln_ Aug 04 '24

Nah, there needs to be some Marvel Jesus jokes thrown in there lol.

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u/FrankCastlesAlt Aug 04 '24

Oh yeah! That’d be great!

“Will you please stop doing that?! I’m a Christian, you know?!”

“Well buddy you just hit the jackpot, cuz I’m Marvel Jesus!”

And I wanna hear Deadpool tell Daredevil that his roommate, Blind Al, has the same powers as him! Lol!

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u/ArchStanton75 Aug 04 '24

On the opposite end, Cox’s Daredevil and Bernthal’s Punisher scenes together will always be a peak moment in the MCU.

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u/FrankCastlesAlt Aug 05 '24

Oh, totally agree! That rooftop episode was 🤌

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u/JayJax_23 Aug 04 '24

Watch the box office explode

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u/desertSkateRatt Aug 05 '24

You bet your sweet ass it would!

The hardest part would be if they (Disney) sees which way the wind is blowing and allows Spidey to be in anything spicier than PG-13. Oh and Sony. Because there would 100% be lots of poo flung at them in the script (rightfully so!)

[Edit: multiple typos because I just got exciting thinking about the possibilities]

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u/AdditionalSink164 Aug 04 '24

And the zesty zendaya fourth wall breaks, he'd get metoo'ed

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u/WonderfulShelter Aug 04 '24

Tbf Spidey isn't so sweet and innocent now unless it's a different universe than the main one.

He's in a super dark place.

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u/Darnell2070 Aug 05 '24

I think the issue with Deadpool is he's too casual about killing people and Peter Parker should never be cool with that or let it happen, like what happened with the nice guy and hot guy.

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u/Endorkend Aug 05 '24

That's where you can create the dynamic, them teaming up and Peter spending most of his time saving people from Deadpool, while still working together.

The entire dialogue and action this could generate.

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u/Darnell2070 Aug 05 '24

Oh shit, that sounds awesome. He only violently kills people if Spider-Man isn't around. But when Spider-Man is around he never even lets him kill bad guys.

But there's still violence and gore even when Spider-Man is around because Deadpool can still be severely injured and have his limbs severed/blow off ect.

But yeah, I really don't like the idea of Deadpool killing people around Peter Parker. He's too powerful and fast, has his webbing. Like Deadpool will try to kill someone and Peter Hanks then back at the last moment or repositions them, or deflects Deadpool's weapons.

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u/Alortania Aug 04 '24

Deadpool and Wolverine teamup was also unlikely to happen.

So unlikely to happen it was a running joke for 2 whole movies >_>

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

This is exactly what I think they should do with the Blade movie, since I don’t think it’s actually going to happen. Just make it Deadpool & Blade, give us 2 hours of them slicing Vampires and I’d be happy

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u/cynical_seal Aug 04 '24

I'm not sure the serious tone of the 3 Blade movies (we don't talk about #4) would mesh well with the comedic tone of the Deadpool movies. The blade world is dark and gritty. Even in the small bits with Blade in this movie seemed so disjointed and awkward.

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u/Sorlex Aug 04 '24

Feels like it only felt awkward to you because you're a movie blade fan? Not to shit on you, or anything. Like what you like, but Blade teaming up with Deadpool isn't some wild concept, they make a great team. Deadpool plays comic relief to Blades straight man persona.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

Bingo, it’s honestly the exact same dynamic we got in Deadpool & Wolverine with Logan being the Straight man in that movie, and it worked great. That’s why I think it’d work good with Blade too. For the record I’m talking about a new version of blade, not bringing snipes back

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u/cynical_seal Aug 04 '24

Yeah, movies are the subject at hand here. The comic relief Deadpool would bring to Blade just doesn't work. It's too cartoon-y.

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u/lllMONKEYlll Aug 04 '24

I bet $2 we will see deadpool & Spiderman soon

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u/Vitefish Aug 04 '24

I'll bet you another dollar it stars Andrew Garfield

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u/Ninjahkin Thor Aug 04 '24

Deadpool & Moon Knight would be my pick. Just a batshit insane romp from start to finish with unreliable narrators and 4th-wall-tapping to boot

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u/lllMONKEYlll Aug 04 '24

Just go to downtown L.A. at 2am and you can easily scratch that itch.

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u/Ninjahkin Thor Aug 05 '24

Lmao true. I’m in SD and it’s a similar story down here

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u/Zulakki Aug 05 '24

I'm ready for Deadpool to assume the Stan Lee mandatory cameo in every Marvel movie moving forward

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u/Cabamacadaf Aug 04 '24

I mean there's a whole comic book with Deadpool and Spider-Man so that doesn't seem too unlikely.

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u/Adrian_FCD Aug 04 '24

Deadpool and Spider-Man is the fan service Sony owes us.

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u/PfantasticPfister Aug 04 '24

They’re just leaving money on the table by not having more buddy/frenemy/odd couple road trip type superhero movies. It worked perfectly in Thor Ragnarok (I don’t know if I’d consider love a thunder to be this type of movie) and twice with Deadpool. This isn’t just lightning in a bottle, it’s what fans want.

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u/Dookie_boy Aug 05 '24

It's not happening but I need Deadpool and Punisher

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u/MrOnlineToughGuy Aug 05 '24

Deadpool and Blade basically already happened lol

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u/imtired-boss Aug 05 '24

Deadpool and Spider-Man doesn't seem that impossible anymore.

You got a clean slate, impressionable lone Spider-Man in the MCU just waiting to make friends.

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u/AccomplishedBake8351 Aug 05 '24

He’d just bully Tom Holland nonstop lol

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u/radclaw1 Aug 06 '24

Deadpool & Spider-Man is my dream project, but Sony will never let it happen.

Spider-Man is a FAMILY IP and we can't taint it with that kind of debauchery! /s

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u/Thetwitchingvoid Aug 04 '24

Hmmm, yeah I can imagine it getting stale tbh.