‘Deadpool 3’ will be for OVER 18, confirms Kevin Feige

Marvel Studios Director Kevin Feige has confirmed that the upcoming “Deadpool” movie will be set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and will be rated “Over 18”. [Rated-R].

Feige also confirmed that Ryan Reynolds is helping oversee the script.

“He’s going to be rated Rated-R and we’re working on a script right now, and Ryan is overseeing the script. We’re not filming this year. Ryan is a very busy and very successful actor. We have a number of things that we have. already announced and now we need to do, but it’s exciting that it has started. Again, a very different type of character on MCU, and Ryan is a force of nature, which is just amazing to see him. bring this character to life.

The production will be the first of the Tattletale Mercenary with Disney and this is affecting fans a lot, as there are concerns that the politically incorrect essence of the character is now toned down. So we’ve split up some points that we really want to see in Deadpool 3. Find out!

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Do not restart the franchise

Initiated by FOX, the Deadpool franchise has established itself as one of the most successful sagas for over 18 years in movie history. Full of references and jokes about the X-Men universe, the first two films were very remarkable. Now owned by Disney, I hope everything that has happened so far is not erased or ignored, but continued and extended under the tutelage of Mickey’s House.

Be part of the MCU

Okay, being a Marvel character and being in a Disney produced movie seems to indicate that the adventures of Deadpool are part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, as you may remember, Sony has been fighting for years to say that Venom is part of the MCU. And let’s face it, nothing in the movie indicates that. Well, have Disney put Deadpool 3 into the MCU timeline in the funniest way possible instead of releasing the feature on the Searchlight label or something like that.

Bob

In the comics, Deadpool’s best friend – so to speak – is a clumsy, frustrated, and low-self-esteem HYDRA agent named Bob. He makes a very quick appearance in the first movie as one of Francis’s (Ed Skrein) generic henchmen, but it would be great if he now showed up in a HYDRA uniform and interacted more with the DP. .

X-Force

One of the main reasons for not wanting to reboot the franchise is precisely because Deadpool 2 left a wonderful hook for the X-Force adaptation. The fun, diverse, non-sexist group, as Deadpool himself said, have absurd potential for on-screen development and it would be amazing to see them in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Not to be a comedy movie ONLY

Despite being known for her distraught humor and politically incorrect jokes every second, the Deadpool franchise has managed to make a very interesting dramatic development over the past four years. One of the concerns of this trip to Disney is that it turns the movie into a humorous adventure without any drama, like they did with Spider-Man, for example.

Make fun of getting to Disney

Marked by its references to diverse universes and fourth wall breaks, Deadpool simply NEEDS to poke fun at Disney’s takeover of FOX and the entertainment monopoly they formed. And the ideal would be for him to make references or heavy jokes, at the level of having the participation of a character of the house, like Donald Duck, in the best style, Trapped Roger Rabbit, or something like that. This is the perfect opportunity for him to completely miss the line.

Interacting with characters and MCU settings

The thrill of having Deadpool at Disney is being able to explore the interactions with the characters and sets from other comic-based films. Have you ever thought about Deadpool losing that limitation of having to only act in an urban environment and go to space? Face off against a Celestial like Ego (Kurt Russell), like it happened in the comics? Eat chimichangas at the Stark Tower? Driving a Pegasus in New Asgard? The sky is no longer the limit.

In front of the trainer

Coach will take on Black Widow in his solo film which will premiere between 2020 and 2021, we hope. However, he’s one of Deadpool’s classic villains. How does the coach manage to replicate the opponent’s fighting style and usually get involved in some pretty crappy serves – the bad guy foots the bill too, right? – it would be amazing if they could meet on the big screen at some point.

Show Deadpool in Avengers: Ultimatum

The portal scene in Avengers: Ultimatum was the biggest geek orgasm in theaters of 2019. Even Howard the Duck seemed to have the upper hand in evil ET. Would it be good if the movie showed a flashback of Deadpool inserted into that context or him looking at it in a newspaper and wondering why he wasn’t invited? It could even be the kick-off for an adaptation of Deadpool trying to join the Avengers. Who knows?

Spider Man

Can we be honest here? I think everyone will ignore the suggestions in this text if Marvel decides to pair Deadpool with Spider-Man. Let’s face it, this is what everyone wants. Their relationship in the comics is wonderfully fun, as Deadpool is practically in love with Webhead, who avoids associating with the DP whenever possible because, well… Because he’s a stinky suitcase that doesn’t fit. was not, in addition to having ongoing homicidal tendencies. Seeing the combination of this silly villainy with the near-purity of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man would be enough to put a smile on the face of a lot of people.

Is that you? What would you like to see in Deadpool 3? Tell in the comments!

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