DEADPOOL (2016) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

Little innocent Carly might never recover from this. 🤣

Cassie: "My subscribers told me this was a superhero movie but that guy in the red suit turned that other guy into a freaking kabob."

Ryan Reynolds first became aware of Deadpool because a producer friend told him after seeing the film Blade Trinity that if they ever make a Deadpool movie he would be perfect to play him. Ryan confessed that he had never heard of Deadpool before, so the producer mailed him some Deadpool comics. When he was reading the comics there is a scene in one issue where he is walking down the street and an old woman asks Deadpool what he looks like under the mask, he then says “ I look like a cross between Ryan Reynolds and a Shar-Pei”. After Ryan heard destiny call to him he then spent the next 11 years trying to get this movie made.

Fun Deadpool fact, because his cancer is destroying his brain as fast as his powers can heal him, it makes his mind extremely chaotic to the point where even psychic mutants as powerful as Professor Xavier simply go insane if they attempt to enter Deadpool's mind. This essentially makes him immune to mind control.

Fun fact, the final fight scene was suppose to start with a massive gun fight, which is why Deadpool had so many guns, but their budget ended up getting cut and because of that they couldn't film the gun fight. So they kept Deadpool getting all the guns ready but changed it to Deadpool forgetting the guns in the car to make it into a joke since they couldn't do a gun fight.

So yeah, the 4th wall breaks in the movie aren't just a creative choice. In the comics, one of Deadpool's unique talents is that he's actually aware that he's in a comic book. Usually whenever Deadpool appears in a movie, a game, a comic, etc. he's given the power to know he's in a piece of media.

In the comics, Deadpool "dies" so many times that Lady Death get interested in him, they even get a child together.

The after-credit scene, where Deadpool tells the audience to go home is a throwback to the film "Ferris Beuller's Day Off," in which Ferris tells the audience to go home.

7:13, "It's like he knows he's starring in a movie." Who wants to tell her? HAHA

39:48 It's all a reference to Ferris Bueller