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We love what we get. What, will we maybe see a Deadpool 4 Oh God No. Welcome back everyone It's Charlie, Deadpool and Wolverine
just crossed $1 billion at the box office last week. As I'm posting this video. Marvel started talking about their plans for some of the
characters in the movie coming back and future projects. That's right,
they are making them do this until they're 90. But Ryan Reynolds seem very adamant
to make as many adamantium Wolverine jokes as possible that he would not make Deadpool
for, like, the next Deadpool solo movie. Given that Deadpool and Wolverine is doing so well right
now, you'd think that Marvel would force him to keep making Deadpool movies
as he says during the movie. that was kind of the whole point
of the joke in the movie. it damn straight it is. Disney brought him back. They're going to make him do this
till he's 90 so a lot of people asking, what's the deal? Why did Ryan Reynolds go on national
TV saying that he was not going to do Deadpool four? So we'll break it all down. It gets to Marvel's larger plans for the Deadpool character, Ryan Reynolds
own personal plans behind the scenes, as well. if you're brand new to the channel,
be sure to subscribe to get all the videos. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman
keep posting really cool behind the scenes. Like every couple days.
There's always something like really cool that they drop. I'm just waiting a couple more days for. I do like another deleted scenes video. but since the movie came out, they've been sharing
all kinds of moments with the characters. Cool deleted scenes, a lot of stuff that just didn't
make the final cut for many reasons, mostly because they wanted to keep the movie from turning into,
like, a six hour billion dollar budget. but I would totally watch a six hour Deadpool movie
that would actually probably be pretty cool. the actual theatrical cut of the movie
was mostly meant to be a Spider-Man No Way Home kind of story, but for the Fox Marvel characters,
other pre McHugh Marvel characters like blade, Elektra, the Thomas Jane Punisher,
the other Punisher's that came before Jon Bernthal. the way that Ryan Reynolds explained it
after the movie came out. Like he posted this picture of them back at Marvel's
Comic-Con panel in 2015. This was Fox's Marvel panel during that era. If you don't remember, that's why the Fantastic
Four reboot cast from 2015 is there with them. It was part of that larger, big, big panel that they did
for all the Fox, Marvel stuff. Ryan Reynolds was there because they also had the panel
for the very first Deadpool movie, which was coming out in 2016. That next year, in the caption
for his picture that he posted here, he said, this isn't just Deadpool saying,
oh hello to the MCU. Like gently tapping on the window. The MCU, it's Deadpool and Hugh, Sean and me saying farewell to a place in an era that literally made us. We are forever grateful to the fun, weird, uneven,
and risky world of 20th Century Fox. It was our origins story
and we wouldn't trade it for anything. So he's also talking about his origin
in quote unquote, Wolverine Origins. Like that's the joke there. even though we clown on that movie
all the time, like he himself clowns on that movie all the time, when people ask him about it now
and president, especially when Deadpool and Wolverine came out,
people were clowning on the movie. He actually spoke out in its defense,
mostly because when he made that movie, like when he showed up as that version of Deadpool,
he wasn't really a big leading man. Like he talked about how Hugh Jackman
was so helpful to him when he came to set on that movie, because if you don't remember, that movie was made basically at the peak of Hugh Jackman's
popularity in pop culture. I mean, even though it seemed like he continued
to get even more popular after that. but it was sort of like the zenith of Hugh Jackman
as Wolverine in the early era of Wolverine. in the way that Ryan Reynolds talked about it
more so than, say, like Blade Trinity because he was also in that movie
before he was in Wolverine Origins. Origins was like a huge quantum leap for his career. so a big part of Deadpool and Wolverine wasn't
just about making a Deadpool movie in the MCU proper,
it was more about letting Ryan Reynolds in. Hugh Jackman, the Other Legacy actors
say goodbye to everything that came before the MCU. in reportedly, the real T behind the scenes
is that Ryan Reynolds did have to fight pretty hard to get the movie
made the way he wanted to make it. Deadpool and Wolverine, that is. more specifically, I think he had to fight
to keep the movie from being another glorified commercial for other upcoming MCU movies and just let it be
more of a self-contained Deadpool story with a lot of other Fox Marvel references to older movies
that was why he released that funny clip before the movie came out, where he basically said
all those things like, we're going to sidestep a lot of the traditional MCU tropes of those movies. but we should set the table correctly. This film is as paper
thin as a sequel to Battlefield Earth. We're mostly going to beat each other senseless,
make enemies with Disney, tell a few dick jokes, make a few jokes at my expense,
make a lot of jokes at Hugh's expense, and completely sidestep
Marvel's mandated after credits sequence, which, if you haven't figured it out
yet, is always just a commercial for another movie, which will invariably end
with a commercial for another movie. So sit back, relax, let us lower your IQ and raise your heart rate
while we travel to a vapid dreamland, a place where grown men and grown women walk around in tights
and act like it's not a giant cultural cry for help. This is cinema. the funnier thing, I think a lot of people would assume
it's the other way around. Like Ryan Reynolds
would be fighting to stay on as the character. After Disney bought Fox and have Deadpool
become a bigger part of the MCU going forward. But that's not really the case. Like,
he was never worried about that. it was never really in question. Like those Deadpool movies. Pre MCU made so much money. Of course
Marvel would want Deadpool in their stuff eventually. the bigger fight that I think that he made behind
the scenes was to just make sure that Deadpool stayed Deadpool and didn't turn into,
like the disneyfied version of Deadpool. so we fought really hard behind the scenes
to avoid Deadpool getting swallowed up by the MCU ness of the more traditional Marvel movies. And I think he succeeded in doing that
with Deadpool and Wolverine. Like Ryan Reynolds said that they were just lightly
tapping on the window of the MCU during the movie. And I think that's true. Like, you get the very specific MCU references in jokes
at the beginning of the movie. all those many, many Disney jokes. Kevin Feige jokes. The idea that Deadpool has watched the Loki series when they mention alive for the first time,
like he's actually watched the Loki DVDs. he goes to the main MCU 616 universe
at the beginning of the movie before Avengers Infinity War to try out for the Avengers. But in the movie, he starts out
and then at the end of the movie, returns to the 10005 universe, which is canonically the X-Men First Class and now post Days of Future Past
original Bryan Singer X-Men universe two. Like they combine those universes. I know there's questions about the timeline
with that post-credits scene. It makes it seem like he went back to the TVA
to get the clip of Chris Evans Johnny Storm before the end of the movie, but at the end of the movie,
he's still back in that X-Men universe. so a lot of you then asking why, if he and Hugh
Jackman got dump trucks of money for Deadpool and Wolverine, like everybody loving it
for the most part, it seems like it was a huge success. Why would they not want to rush out and make Deadpool
four? Like,
why not do it again? Normally that's what Hollywood does. Like, the minute something makes money,
they make a billion versions of that. Again. I think part of the reason is the difficulty that he went through in
actually making the Deadpool and Wolverine movie. He made it sound like
it took a huge toll on his personal life and his family, even though most of his family did star in the movie,
if he didn't spot them. Blake Lively was Lady Deadpool. His daughter Inez Reynolds was Kid Paul, his youngest. Olan Reynolds, even played the baby pool character. it just sounds like the movie took a toll on his body
in his mind, and he just wants to take a break by just being a guest star
as Deadpool in other larger movies. So if it wasn't clear
Marvel is making both him and Hugh Jackman do this until they're 90, there should be no question about that. Like,
they're definitely coming back till the end of time. it's more a question of how much, where
and when they show up in the MCU. it takes a Herculean effort
to make a full solo movie for your character. Like it's way more trouble and way more money
than for them to show up for a couple days of filming,
then leave with a trash bag of Marvel's cash. Make no mistake, they did get some big bags of Marvel Cash,
and when they come back, even for cameo scenes, like for smaller roles in future movies,
it will still be big bags of Marvel Cash. but it just sounds like he is so bone
tired behind the scenes that he wants a good long break before he tries to do something
this big again with the Deadpool character. So do I think that they will eventually make Deadpool
four? Absolutely. There will for sure be another Deadpool movie,
but it sounds like it's not going to happen until well after Avengers Secret Wars. With all the Robert Downey Jr Doctor Doom storyline stuff, and Marvel
doing their little soft reboot on the entire MCU. Currently,
that movie is scheduled to come out spring 2027. Will see if that sticks. It sounds like it will. If Marvel is making all these announcements so quickly back to back in, the Russo brothers
are coming back to film both Avengers five and Avengers six back to back again,
just like they made Infinity War in Endgame. so that would give Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman a good three years break
where they don't really have to worry about anything. They could just show up in secret Wars or Avengers five,
or even sooner as a cameo in some other movie if Marvel wants them to. And it's just like a long weekend for them
with a big bag of Marvel Cash. right before Deadpool and Wolverine came out in theaters
and destroyed all these box office records. And before Marvel announced
Robert Downey Jr was coming back as Doctor Doom, their earlier pre Kang plan,
like when Kang was still a big thing at Marvel. was the wait for Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine
to come back until Secret Wars. They weren't supposed to be part of Avengers five,
but that was when it was still Qing Dynasty. that could have changed now,
especially with the success of Deadpool and Wolverine. Like this new Doctor Doom Avengers five Doomsday Plan. Marvel might want to rush them back out sooner,
so we'll see about that. That movie is coming out in 2026. They have a couple years to figure that out. and if Ryan Reynolds just wants to cameo as Deadpool
in other people's movies for like a good long while, I think some of the best places
Marvel can use him right now with the stuff that they have announced so far, like
there's a lot of unannounced movies after Secret Wars. would start with that X-Men reboot movie. If we're talking about non Avengers movies. Kevin Feige confirmed a long time ago
that Marvel Phase seven, like everything after Secret Wars,
is basically going to be the mutant saga of Marvel. So like, we started with the Infinity Saga of movies,
then we have the Multiverse Saga. Deadpool clowned on it
really hard during Deadpool and Wolverine. after Secret Wars is done, we're basically moving into
like a core X-Men mutant phase where most of the story revolves around those brand new characters,
which I think is a smart move for Marvel. Deadpool is a core part of those mutant base
stories. now. Because that's all. Still so far out. Marvel hasn't announced a lot of other movies
after Secret Wars Week. We just know that they're working on an X-Men
reboot movie. So there's a lot of other big, more hardcore team
ups that I'd love to see Deadpool in. one of the other problems they run into in
this was a worry when they first announced that Disney was buying Fox. Is that that new X-Men reboot
movie will definitely be PG 13. So any time you put Deadpool in a PG 13 movie, it becomes
more like the Once Upon a Deadpool kind of movie. you could do some of the Deadpool jokes, but like,
you really kind of have to water down a lot of his stuff. Kevin Feige did say the success of Deadpool on Wolverine,
like a big rated R movie meant that they would do more rated R movies, though,
so hopefully we'll see more mutant base rated R team up movies those would be really easy places
to put the Deadpool character. But for those of you worried that Ryan Reynolds is just getting, like,
too old to actually make these movies, he's not that old. He's much younger than you, Jackman. And this is Hugh Jackman
behind the scenes on Deadpool and Wolverine. Like, these abs are not CG. Hugh Jackman actually did this. the only problem is that it's way harder for him
to do that kind of action personally. And he's done a lot of that behind the scenes. Like he does have stunt people
doing some of the stunts for him, but he does a lot of it himself
and he said it has absolutely wrecked his body. sort of the way that football players wreck their bodies
even when they're really young, just because the sport is so hardcore
and takes such a toll on them physically. So that's why
I think we're going to see a bunch of Deadpool crossing over with other characters
before we see Deadpool. For depending on how the next couple of years
of Marvel goes, I think it'll probably be 2028 or beyond before Deadpool four actually happens. and I'd like to see them
go back to doing smaller Deadpool movies. I think the character works a little bit better in
especially in solo movies, when the movies themselves aren't quite as crazy
and you just like big Avengers movies. but after Secret Wars, they can just have Deadpool
four take place in the proper MCU so they can just reference a lot of other stuff
that's going on at the time. but a big part of Deadpool's role inside the movies
just in general is taking the piss out of Marvel, just in general. I think that's one of the reasons why Deadpool
and Wolverine works so well with a lot of the jokes right now, because it took a lot of the piss
out of what's happening at Marvel behind the scenes, like it's been a rough time. Like he tells you, Jackman in the movie,
you're joining kind of a low point. they revealed that
that was actually an ad lib from Ryan Reynolds. Like he just came up with that joke in the moment to. so Deadpool is sort of like this tactical joke weapon
that Marvel can deploy when he's most needed. beyond Deadpool for who knows? Like, I mean, if they're going to make him do this
until his 90 at a certain point, Ryan Reynolds will probably just want to be doing cameos like Hugh Jackman
showing up in other people's movies At a certain point, it will be too hard for him
to keep that diet, to keep the abs for the entire time. But for instance,
Chris Hemsworth is now in talks to do Thor five. Like they're actually talking about doing Thor five. so they're giving Thor five movies. Think about how many movies they would potentially give to the Deadpool character,
as long as they don't spend too much money making them. In fun fact, the Deadpool and Wolverine movie,
as big as it is, was cheaper for them to make than it was for them
to make the She-Hulk TV series. How crazy is that? I think they're doing all those funny integrations and tie in ads with other products
also helped offset the budget for Deadpool and Wolverine. Way, way better. I think they just did a better job
of offsetting the budget. but there's like a thousand different amazing places
you could put the Deadpool character. everybody let me know in the comments. If they don't make Deadpool for until like 2028, 2029,
like a long ways off, what are their movies? Do you want to see Deadpool and Wolverine
crossover into before that? there's not really a bad answer to that question. Like he'd almost work in any movie,
just depending on how you write the character. I just did a bunch of Marvel's D23 trailer videos. There's still, surprisingly, a bunch of D23 trailers
that I have not made yet, so I'll try to finish all those videos by the end of the week everybody click here to learn about Ghost Rider and more Deleted scenes and cameos in Deadpool and Wolverine And click here for that
brand new Ironheart trailer from D23 Thank you so much for watching,
and I'll see you guys in the next one!