Deadpool movie?

Meinos Kaen

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#1
It's nothing more of a tease, but... It seems that if Ryan Reynolds does his thing right in Wolverine: Origins... :hail: Guys, even if it's just a tease, I'm praying god.

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#3
The only problem I can see is that of Deadpool's ability to break the Fourth Wall.

It works in comics because you can clearly see the separations, the sound effects, the speech and thought bubbles.

In movies, breaking the Fourth Wall is just addressing the audience.

Unless they think of something totally off the wall, I don't think we're gonna get funny/common sense Deadpool.

Most likely, we're gonna get pithy, toss out one liners, and looks semi badass, Deadpool.
 

~NGD OMEGA~

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#4
They might try 3D, but I find that incredibly unlikely, especially since movies like that are hard to watch. They also could do that system they used in the first Hulk to make the movie more comic like (Which I didn't mind all that much, despite complaints from others), but I heard that wasn't all that popular. However given I haven't read Deadpool ever, I really don't have a good picture of what you mean. Well, beyond the possiblitiy of him ripping on movie cliches, like cars exploding and what not.
 

SotF

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#6
they could always give him subtitles on occasion. Not to mention a semi-si of the director/writer getting in arguments with him.

"Hello little yellow subtitles, how useful you are."
 

Meinos Kaen

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#7
OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG! CONFIRMED! OFFICIAL! ABSOLUTELY OFFICIAL! IT'S IN THE MAAAAAAAAAAKINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG!!!!!!!


HERE!
 

Lord Raine

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#8
Meinos Kaen said:
OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG! CONFIRMED! OFFICIAL! ABSOLUTELY OFFICIAL! IT'S IN THE MAAAAAAAAAAKINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG!!!!!!!


HERE!
Reynolds seems to understand the character quite well, and seems dead-set on keeping it as close to the source-material as possible. That gives me hope for something unspeakably badass for this movie.
 

nick012000

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#9
SotF said:
they could always give him subtitles on occasion. Not to mention a semi-si of the director/writer getting in arguments with him.

"Hello little yellow subtitles, how useful you are."
More likely is a voice-over narrator.
 

Lord Raine

Well-Known Member
#10
nick012000 said:
SotF said:
they could always give him subtitles on occasion. Not to mention a semi-si of the director/writer getting in arguments with him.

"Hello little yellow subtitles, how useful you are."
More likely is a voice-over narrator.
If they could pull it off properly, I think subtitles could work better for the self-monologing.
 
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