The
pairing of Deadpool and Wolverine in "Deadpool & Wolverine"
indicates a substantial quantity of humorous material. The irreverent comedy
and fourth wall-breaking of Ryan Reynolds's Deadpool juxtapose with Hugh
Jackman's stern, opposing character. It is anticipated that the interplay
between these two characters, in addition to the movie's multiverse aspects and
inclusion of several Marvel characters, would provide a number of memorable and
amusing moments that set it apart from the previous Deadpool films
"Deadpool
& Wolverine," is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), it is
expected to be different from its predecessors. In contrast to the first two
movies, this one will explore multiversal concepts and include a crossover with
other Marvel characters, most notably Wolverine. Characters like Elektra played
by Jennifer Garner and other X-Men hint at a larger tale and more intricate
storytelling in the movie, which sets it apart from the previous Deadpool films
in terms of tone and scale
At
least Steve Rogers didn't. Evans shows a red and white arm band when viewers
see him for the first time in "Deadpool and Wolverine," teasing a
possible comeback as his cherished Captain America. When Deadpool hears Evans
say, "Flame on!" instead of the iconic line "Avengers,
assemble," he is ecstatic. Rather, Evans plays Johnny Storm again, the
character he first played in the 2005 film Fantastic Four and the 2007
follow-up Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (both distributed by 20th
Century Fox). Joseph Quinn, a former cast member of "Stranger
Things," will next portray the flamboyant Human Torch in the MCU film
"The Fantastic Four."
45 Deadpool & Wolverine Easter eggs and cameos from the MCU,
X-Men, and Other Sources
