This just goes to show you how ridiculously over saturated the X-Men movie franchise has become. I remember the first couple and then it seemed like it exploded where there were two coming out a year.
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This just goes to show you how ridiculously over saturated the X-Men movie franchise has become. I remember the first couple and then it seemed like it exploded where there were two coming out a year.
Well keep in mind that the franchise has also been running for over a decade. I think X-Men was released in 2000. It's really only been one every 2 years on average, but I think the age of the franchise and general superhero saturation is starting to show.
Only Deadpool would put out a trailer for the trailer. (NSFW language)
[video=youtube;QPZHBjyUGhQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZHBjyUGhQ[/video]
[video=youtube;QPZHBjyUGhQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZHBjyUGhQ[/video]
I think it looks pretty awful. Wish I thought it looked good. The red band trailer on Conan was so slapsticky it was eyeroll worthy. This won't be a massive hit you think. Mark my words.
I cant wait to see it, although I probably wont watch any more of the trailers because I feel like a lot of one liners will be ruined. I dont think it will be a massive hit either, but more so because people dont really know enough about Deadpool and will come out offended (or outraged that they took there kids to an R rated movie that turned out to be an R rated movie).
You obviously don't know anything about this character if that is your complaint.
That might be why it won't be a massive hit. I'm not sure that the character is going to have much crossover appeal to the non comic book fan movie audience. This one might be for the diehards only. But then again, I thought the same thing about Guardians of the Galaxy before it was released.
I suppose it's how you define a hit. I don't believe it will be a massive hit, the R rating will limit the movie from that status. I do believe it will generate more money than it costs to make, which in today's movie landscape is generally how you define a hit.
Maybe but it's going to be compared to all other Marvel movies so if it doesn't reach any of those type numbers off the bat, despite it being rated R, it won't be considered a huge success.
So your issue is not slapstick at all. It is Ryan Reynolds, which is fine, to each their own. But slapstick is the crux of a true Deadpool movie.
No it depends on how the slapstick is delivered. He's horrible. if it were the right actor it could be great.
