Deadpool Spoiler Thread

Contrabardus

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#1
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1UgcMrhW3c[/video]

The movie is out, and I've now seen twice.

As the title says, this is a spoiler thread, so don't blame me if you ruin the movie reading it.

So much to love. From the opening credits to the end it was all spot on.

The only real big change is not using Weapon X and having Ajax replace Killbrew. Weasel replacing Patch was a bit odd too. Dunno why they didn't just use Patch and save Weasel for the sequel as his outfitter if it didn't work out in the script. It's not a huge deal as Patch never really had a huge role in the comics. It does kind of undercut Weasel a little as he's the guy supplying Deadpool's weapons and tech normally, and there's no indication he's handling that sort of thing here, but also none that he isn't either.

Having Bob show up was a great touch. As were the myriad of references from the comics and Reynolds himself. The Green Lantern and Wolverine Origins gags are great moments. The pile them on right from the start and keep them coming throughout the film which was a nice touch. The Deadpool action figure, green lantern card, and Hello Kitty tube of something [lip balm?] were all nice touches. Especially the action figure. I like how they used the Deadpool rap from the video game in the movie as well, that was a cute touch.

Colossus was great, and Negasonic Teenage Warhead played off him well. The fight between him and Angel Dust was the best beat down fight in the movie. The McAvoy or Stewart line was cute too, and when he pointed out that he only ever met Colossus and his emo friend at the Mansion. They did change Negasonic Teenage Warhead's powers from the comics as well which was interesting. If anything, they're actually more appropriate for her name so I'm kind of okay with it.

Could see this movie giving her a popularity boost in the comics, as well as having something happen to alter her powers so they fit with the movie.

The Zamboni scene was great, as was the baby hand.

Hands down the funniest of the Marvel films from any company.

I swear I called that after credit's scene. As soon as the announced the movie, the first thought I had in regard to the after credits scene was how great it would be if they ripped off Ferris Bueller. Deadpool is the perfect character to pull that off because of his 4th wall breaking, and it seems the filmmakers had the same idea.

Anyway, I love this movie. As far as I'm concerned it's better than Force Awakens. It was the most fun I've had in a movie in years, and I had a huge grin on my face through the whole thing. Even the credits were fun after the epic animation bits, there are several little things slipped in throughout for anyone who is paying attention to catch.

Best Stan Lee cameo ever.

On a second viewing, the Wade Wilson parts did kind of slow things down a little. They weren't bad, but I found myself wanting them to get through them so we could get back to Deadpool again. That's more a reflection with how well the did the man himself than anything being really wrong with the scenes with him as Wade.

Looking forward to Cable being in the next one, made for a nice cap to the after credit scene. This is now my favorite Marvel movie ever. It's going to be hard to top.

Would be great if this movie broke $100M BO over the weekend. Really hope it does well.
 

nixofcyzerra

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#2
RE: Deadpoon Spoiler Thread

Came to this thread expecting a chilling insight into the world of necrophillia.

But apparently there's no mention of Wade's Waifu at all.
 

Contrabardus

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RE: Deadpoon Spoiler Thread

nixofcyzerra said:
Came to this thread expecting a chilling insight into the world of necrophillia.

But apparently there's no mention of Wade's Waifu at all.
Death kind of needs more setup than this movie could provide. The X-men movie universe really doesn't deal with the supernatural elements of Marvel at all. So there's no groundwork in place to toss her in there, it would just confuse casual movie goers. Would have been nice to see as a fan, but I get why she's not there.

Even if they had wanted to dabble in the supernatural side of things, she kind of gets attached to him later on after he keeps visiting her when he really gets messed up. He's mostly appealing to her because she can't have him, and that takes a while to happen. It wouldn't have fit into the whole origin thing, and Vanessa kind of gets in the way of that plot thread.

I doubt she'll show up in the next movie either as it will probably largely center around Cable and time travel. Maybe for DP3, which probably won't be a thing until after X-force.

Unless you mean the other undead. The old ball and chain, in which case it's even less likely.

We're probably three or four Deadpool movies out from Shikla showing up.

Honestly, we'll probably see The Black Talon before we see her. She's kind of down the timeline a ways and pretty obscure. Yeah, she's his wife and all, but she's pretty new and doesn't get a lot of page space these days.
 

nixofcyzerra

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#5
RE: Deadpoon Spoiler Thread

Contrabardus said:
nixofcyzerra said:
Came to this thread expecting a chilling insight into the world of necrophillia.

But apparently there's no mention of Wade's Waifu at all.
Death kind of needs more setup than this movie could provide. The X-men movie universe really doesn't deal with the supernatural elements of Marvel at all. So there's no groundwork in place to toss her in there, it would just confuse casual movie goers. Would have been nice to see as a fan, but I get why she's not there.

Even if they had wanted to dabble in the supernatural side of things, she kind of gets attached to him later on after he keeps visiting her when he really gets messed up. He's mostly appealing to her because she can't have him, and that takes a while to happen. It wouldn't have fit into the whole origin thing, and Vanessa kind of gets in the way of that plot thread.

I doubt she'll show up in the next movie either as it will probably largely center around Cable and time travel. Maybe for DP3, which probably won't be a thing until after X-force.

Unless you mean the other undead. The old ball and chain, in which case it's even less likely.

We're probably three or four Deadpool movies out from Shikla showing up.

Honestly, we'll probably see The Black Talon before we see her. She's kind of down the timeline a ways and pretty obscure. Yeah, she's his wife and all, but she's pretty new and doesn't get a lot of page space these days.
...It was a joke referring to the unfortunate typo in the thread title.
 

Contrabardus

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nixofcyzerra said:
...It was a joke referring to the unfortunate typo in the thread title.
Damn you, and how did I not notice that?

Fixed.
 

Rising Dragon

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#7
Okay, haven't seen the movie myself so ignoring the spoilers for now, but since I know whoever posts here will have seen the movie... is the movie worth seeing in 3D? My brother wants to know, since we're going to go see it tomorrow.
 

Contrabardus

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Rising Dragon said:
Okay, haven't seen the movie myself so ignoring the spoilers for now, but since I know whoever posts here will have seen the movie... is the movie worth seeing in 3D?  My brother wants to know, since we're going to go see it tomorrow.
I actually saw it in 2D the first time and Imax 3D the second.

You're fine either way. The 3D looks good in a few scenes, notably the opening and vehicle/bridge sequence from the trailer, but for most of the movie it doesn't add much. The only other place it matters is the finale, and overall most of the movie doesn't benefit from it much.

Save a few bucks on a ticket and just see it in 2D unless you're really into 3D movies. It won't hurt you to see it in 3D or anything, it's not badly done 3D, it's just that outside of a few action sequences, one of which is broken up across the first two thirds of the film, there's not a lot that really takes advantage of it. A lot of the film is interior shots and talking.
 

Rising Dragon

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#10
Yeah I figured as much. From what I've seen of trailers, it doesn't look like a movie that 3D could really add to. Even movies where the 3D is well done don't necessarily benefit from the effect from what I've noticed.
 

Ordo

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#11
Deadpool sets a new Box Office Record
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Fox's new film—starring Ryan Reynolds as its smart-mouthed antihero—earned a whopping $47.5 million Friday, putting it among the top 10 comic book movie openings of all time, and at number one for an R-rated feature, regardless of genre. The opening day is also higher than any of 20th Century Fox's other X-Men-related films to date.
.......
Deadpool was initially expected to make somewhere between $65 and $70 million over the long holiday weekend. Couple that with its modest $58 million budget, and it's no wonder the studio has already green-lit a sequel.
 

da_fox2279

California Crackpot
#12
Ordo said:
Deadpool sets a new Box Office Record
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Fox's new film—starring Ryan Reynolds as its smart-mouthed antihero—earned a whopping $47.5 million Friday, putting it among the top 10 comic book movie openings of all time, and at number one for an R-rated feature, regardless of genre. The opening day is also higher than any of 20th Century Fox's other X-Men-related films to date.
.......
Deadpool was initially expected to make somewhere between $65 and $70 million over the long holiday weekend. Couple that with its modest $58 million budget, and it's no wonder the studio has already green-lit a sequel.
Deadpool has earned $135 million over it's first 3 days, could break $150 million by Tuesday

Damn, son.
 

Altered Nova

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#13
Just saw the movie. Yes, it was hilarious. The gags and references were great and I loved negasonic teenage warhead. Although I kind of feel like there should have been more Wade Wilson. I think I'm in the minority here, but I feel the movie could have gone farther with the drama. What drama there was felt like it stopped prematurely, like the writers were worried that they were getting too serious for a Deadpool story. I think a little more drama would have worked though and contrasted well with the comedy scenes.

I find it interesting that they changed Deadpool's origin so that he actually is a mutant. In the comics he frequently insists that he is a mutant, but he's actually not. He's a dude that got Wolverine's powers surgically grafted on to him, but he wasn't born with them so he technically isn't a mutant (he's considered a "mutate", like Spiderman and anyone else who gained their powers through a freak accident or experiment.)

It's also interesting how in the movie Colossus is trying to recruit Deadpool but Deadpool wants nothing to do with being a superhero. Because in the comics it's the other way around - Deadpool really wants to join the X-men but they are embarrassed by him and consider him a liability, on account of him being a insane childish murdering psychopath. Although Movie!Deadpool isn't nearly as crazy or psychopathic as his comic book counterpart so I can understand why they reversed this dynamic of his character.

My only complaint was with how familiar Colossus and Deadpool seemed to be with each other. The movie flashbacks seem to show us everything that happened to Deadpool from the moment he gained his powers up until he finally caught back up with Ajax, and never even hints at him having run-ins with the X-men. When the heck did he meet Colossus, and why is Colossus so convinced that he has the potential to be a hero?

Also what is up with all the utterly fearless mercenaries that Deadpool slaughters en mass? You'd think at least a few of them would have realized they were outclassed and tried to run away. It's kind of jarring how none of them seem to have any self-preservation instincts. [edit:] And this applies even more to Ajax! He had the perfect opportunity to run away after the scrapped aircraft carrier collapsed, but instead he rushes Deadpool despite having lost all his allies and being unarmed and seriously injured, which predictably results in Deadpool kicking his ass. He then practically begs Deadpool to put a bullet in his head by mocking him and telling him he can't fix Deadpool's face which was the only reason Deadpool hadn't killed him yet. Was that guy suicidal or something?
 

Contrabardus

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Altered Nova said:
Just saw the movie. Yes, it was hilarious. The gags and references were great and I loved negasonic teenage warhead. Although I kind of feel like there should have been more Wade Wilson. I think I'm in the minority here, but I feel the movie could have gone farther with the drama. What drama there was felt like it stopped prematurely, like the writers were worried that they were getting too serious for a Deadpool story. I think a little more drama would have worked though and contrasted well with the comedy scenes.

I find it interesting that they changed Deadpool's origin so that he actually is a mutant. In the comics he frequently insists that he is a mutant, but he's actually not. He's a dude that got Wolverine's powers surgically grafted on to him, but he wasn't born with them so he technically isn't a mutant (he's considered a "mutate", like Spiderman and anyone else who gained their powers through a freak accident or experiment.)

It's also interesting how in the movie Colossus is trying to recruit Deadpool but Deadpool wants nothing to do with being a superhero. Because in the comics it's the other way around - Deadpool really wants to join the X-men but they are embarrassed by him and consider him a liability, on account of him being a insane childish murdering psychopath. Although Movie!Deadpool isn't nearly as crazy or psychopathic as his comic book counterpart so I can understand why they reversed this dynamic of his character.

My only complaint was with how familiar Colossus and Deadpool seemed to be with each other. The movie flashbacks seem to show us everything that happened to Deadpool from the moment he gained his powers up until he finally caught back up with Ajax, and never even hints at him having run-ins with the X-men. When the heck did he meet Colossus, and why is Colossus so convinced that he has the potential to be a hero?

Also what is up with all the utterly fearless mercenaries that Deadpool slaughters en mass? You'd think at least a few of them would have realized they were outclassed and tried to run away. It's kind of jarring how none of them seem to have any self-preservation instincts. [edit:] And this applies even more to Ajax! He had the perfect opportunity to run away after the scrapped aircraft carrier collapsed, but instead he rushes Deadpool despite having lost all his allies and being unarmed and seriously injured, which predictably results in Deadpool kicking his ass. He then practically begs Deadpool to put a bullet in his head by mocking him and telling him he can't fix Deadpool's face which was the only reason Deadpool hadn't killed him yet. Was that guy suicidal or something?
Comic book Deadpool doesn't really want to be an X-man. He does that to screw with them. He likes them, but he doesn't do teams like theirs well and has said as much frequently. X-force and some of the other teams were a bit different, partially because they have looser morals, and partially because he never intended it to be a permanent situation. It was just a job that got him steady pay for a while. He's done several things to help the X-men out by taking the heat for things that have gone wrong for them, but isn't really part of their world and knows it. That's really just him being an idiot for fun and in his more lucid moments he's said that he knows better. Even after he decided to try being a hero he's had difficulties adjusting to being an Avenger for the same reasons, and Steve basically dragged him into it.

Also, it's stated in the movie more than once that at least two years have passed since Wade became Deadpool. He spent at least one year of that planning the attack on the caravan that the movie opens with and another year hunting down the others from the program to find Ajax and screw with his operations.

They cut several corners in the movie, including melding Killbrew and Ajax, Weasel and Patch, and turning Weapon X into a somewhat generic super soldier program. Part of the reason for that was probably the inability to get Hugh Jackman involved.

Also, he's still a mutate and not a mutant. What they did in the movie was take a dormant and inactive recessive gene and jump start it. Not really any different than Spider-Man getting bitten by a radioactive spider jump started something in him that turned into his powers or Captain America having the Super Soldier Serum injected into him boosting his abilities. He was made in a lab and his powers were manufactured.

Also pretty sure Ajax was suicidal. I mean, he did put his head to the gun and didn't seem the slightest bit worried when Deadpool told him to his face he didn't have a reason to keep him alive. He had no reason to believe Deadpool wouldn't kill him at that point. He was also pretty casual about his position in the aftermath of the bridge sequence too even before he noticed Colossus. Deadpool had him dead to rights at least twice in the film and it didn't seem like he was just being cocky and thinking Wade wouldn't kill him or that he might get away.

It's not directly confirmed, but it could just be that he's not so much suicidal as much as he can't feel fear. Less he wants to die, and more he doesn't give a shit if he does. He mentions that he doesn't have much in the way of emotions anymore due to what happened to him in the program. We really don't learn much about him in the movie really.
 

shinzero01

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Ajax stated he didn't feel anything. I took that to mean both emotionally and physically. The only thing that really got to him was his real name.

Corners were definitely cut and likely due to budget issues. Needing to cut 7 million at the last minute was the cause of Deadpool constantly forgetting his weapons. I'm sure skipping DP actually meeting the X-men was another such omission caused by budget. For a film that only cost 58 mil to make and shot in only 48 days, what they pulled off was pretty nuts.


Also, apparently the ending battle was a on a broken down Shield Helicarrier?
 

Contrabardus

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#16
shinzero01 said:
Ajax stated he didn't feel anything. I took that to mean both emotionally and physically. The only thing that really got to him was his real name.

Corners were definitely cut and likely due to budget issues. Needing to cut 7 million at the last minute was the cause of Deadpool constantly forgetting his weapons. I'm sure skipping DP actually meeting the X-men was another such omission caused by budget. For a film that only cost 58 mil to make and shot in only 48 days, what they pulled off was pretty nuts.


Also, apparently the ending battle was a on a broken down Shield Helicarrier?
Correct on the Ajax thing. He's not emotionless, but definitely has stunted emotions. Not sure if that lead to him being suicidal or not, but Deadpool definitely gets under his skin at some points, and I don't just mean because he's using his real name. He also expresses some frustration with him never shutting up and having Deadpool mess with his operations. Even then he never loses his temper and just seems mildly irritated at worst.

I think it was just the final fight that he left his weapons behind that got cut. They had already finished pretty much everything else by then. It turned out to be a great joke because they made such a big deal of him loading up. It fit the movie really well and was probably a blessing in disguise. It also led to another great gag involving the cab driver. It was probably the best unspent $7m in movie history.

It was a Helicarrier, but it's not Shield. Fox has no rights to them and they don't exist in the X-men universe. It has turbines on it and is obviously a reference, but they never say anything about it. It's just a setpiece background element that is never explained. It's clearly a reference to their existence in the comics, but I think that's all it is really. It looks more like a regular aircraft carrier, but the engine turbines are clearly there in some shots.
 

Altered Nova

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#17
The whole Ajax thing just bugged me because the first time Deadpool had him dead to rights on the bridge, he did escape when given the chance. But the second time he's beaten and is given an opportunity to run in the scrapyard, he instead suicidally attacks Deadpool and encourages DP to murder him. Did Ajax lose his will to live between those two scenes? Maybe he thought his partner Angel had been killed in the explosion and that pushed him over the edge?

Also I'm pretty sure that the random merc Deadpool spared named Bob was a reference to Bob the Hydra Agent.
 

Contrabardus

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Altered Nova said:
The whole Ajax thing just bugged me because the first time Deadpool had him dead to rights on the bridge, he did escape when given the chance. But the second time he's beaten and is given an opportunity to run in the scrapyard, he instead suicidally attacks Deadpool and encourages DP to murder him. Did Ajax lose his will to live between those two scenes? Maybe he thought his partner Angel had been killed in the explosion and that pushed him over the edge?

Also I'm pretty sure that the random merc Deadpool spared named Bob was a reference to Bob the Hydra Agent.
Definitely the same Bob. They can't use Hydra, but Bob as a running gag still works without the organization if he just keeps showing up as a random merc for whoever the bad guy is. The cheer in the theater when Bob showed up was a little surprising, and probably confused a lot of people too. It was a fun surprise for the fans of the comics. I really didn't expect them to actually work him into the movie at all just because he's so obscure and is usually not very plot relevant. Especially considering how they mashed together characters to save time and money throughout.

As for Ajax, I think for some reason he thought he could beat Deadpool. Maybe not kill him, but kick his ass. I'm not so sure he quite knew the extent of the healing factor. He clearly is aware of it, but might have expected to be able to beat him somehow. He impaled him and left him to die in a burning building earlier in the film, but I don't think he knows exactly how Wade got away or that he just rode the fire out. The guy has super strength after all, so he was probably thinking he could just beat Deadpool down and do more damage than he could heal from or something.

It was stupid, but not necessarily something he couldn't have survived. Plus he was taunting him and unafraid on the bridge as well, even before he found out Deadpool wanted him alive.

Honestly, I think it's a case of him not giving a shit either way rather than being purely suicidal. He hated Wade enough that screwing with him and twisting the knife was worth more to him than saving his own life.
 

shinzero01

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#19
Contrabardus said:
shinzero01 said:
Ajax stated he didn't feel anything. I took that to mean both emotionally and physically. The only thing that really got to him was his real name.

Corners were definitely cut and likely due to budget issues. Needing to cut 7 million at the last minute was the cause of Deadpool constantly forgetting his weapons. I'm sure skipping DP actually meeting the X-men was another such omission caused by budget. For a film that only cost 58 mil to make and shot in only 48 days, what they pulled off was pretty nuts.


Also, apparently the ending battle was a on a broken down Shield Helicarrier?
Correct on the Ajax thing. He's not emotionless, but definitely has stunted emotions. Not sure if that lead to him being suicidal or not, but Deadpool definitely gets under his skin at some points, and I don't just mean because he's using his real name. He also expresses some frustration with him never shutting up and having Deadpool mess with his operations. Even then he never loses his temper and just seems mildly irritated at worst.

I think it was just the final fight that he left his weapons behind that got cut. They had already finished pretty much everything else by then. It turned out to be a great joke because they made such a big deal of him loading up. It fit the movie really well and was probably a blessing in disguise. It also led to another great gag involving the cab driver. It was probably the best unspent $7m in movie history.

It was a Helicarrier, but it's not Shield. Fox has no rights to them and they don't exist in the X-men universe. It has turbines on it and is obviously a reference, but they never say anything about it. It's just a setpiece background element that is never explained. It's clearly a reference to their existence in the comics, but I think that's all it is really. It looks more like a regular aircraft carrier, but the engine turbines are clearly there in some shots.
So i09 got a list of everything cut from Deadpool because of budget concerns.
http://io9.gizmodo.com/everything-that-was-too-expensive-to-include-in-deadpoo-1759651069
 

Contrabardus

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#20
shinzero01 said:
Contrabardus said:
shinzero01 said:
Ajax stated he didn't feel anything. I took that to mean both emotionally and physically. The only thing that really got to him was his real name.

Corners were definitely cut and likely due to budget issues. Needing to cut 7 million at the last minute was the cause of Deadpool constantly forgetting his weapons. I'm sure skipping DP actually meeting the X-men was another such omission caused by budget. For a film that only cost 58 mil to make and shot in only 48 days, what they pulled off was pretty nuts.


Also, apparently the ending battle was a on a broken down Shield Helicarrier?
Correct on the Ajax thing. He's not emotionless, but definitely has stunted emotions. Not sure if that lead to him being suicidal or not, but Deadpool definitely gets under his skin at some points, and I don't just mean because he's using his real name. He also expresses some frustration with him never shutting up and having Deadpool mess with his operations. Even then he never loses his temper and just seems mildly irritated at worst.

I think it was just the final fight that he left his weapons behind that got cut. They had already finished pretty much everything else by then. It turned out to be a great joke because they made such a big deal of him loading up. It fit the movie really well and was probably a blessing in disguise. It also led to another great gag involving the cab driver. It was probably the best unspent $7m in movie history.

It was a Helicarrier, but it's not Shield. Fox has no rights to them and they don't exist in the X-men universe. It has turbines on it and is obviously a reference, but they never say anything about it. It's just a setpiece background element that is never explained. It's clearly a reference to their existence in the comics, but I think that's all it is really. It looks more like a regular aircraft carrier, but the engine turbines are clearly there in some shots.
So i09 got a list of everything cut from Deadpool because of budget concerns.
http://io9.gizmodo.com/everything-that-was-too-expensive-to-include-in-deadpoo-1759651069
Yeah. The movie has had a pretty strict budget from the start.  Most of the stuff in that article got cut in pre-production.

They cut an additional $7m not long before production was wrapping up, which is the specific instance that led to him leaving his weapons behind in the final sequence, which I personally think made the finale better. We got two great gags out of it and the action was probably better off because of it.
 

H-Man

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#21
Regarding Warhead, this bit comes from TVT though it may not be true, but apparently the original drafts of the movie partnered Colossus with Cannonball. They replaced him for her once they took one look at the list of X-Men they could use and found the coolest name ever would be much more interesting used like this than anyone else.
 

Contrabardus

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#22
H-Man said:
Regarding Warhead, this bit comes from TVT though it may not be true, but apparently the original drafts of the movie partnered Colossus with Cannonball. They replaced him for her once they took one look at the list of X-Men they could use and found the coolest name ever would be much more interesting used like this than anyone else.
As I hear it, they kept being told 'no' by the studio and that every character they wanted would be too expensive. They eventually just got sick of their suggestions being rejected and decided to suggest the most obscure X-man they could find and picked her because of her name. That plus the fact that she was an emo type teenage girl opened up some new writing options that would be fun for Wade to play off of so they went with it.
 

gojiita

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#23
I don't really understand that part. Doesn't Fox own the rights to X-Men characters? Why would it be too expensive to put a character they own the movie rights to into one of their own movies? I'd understand if they're talking about the cost of a big actor for an established role, but if it's an unused character?
 

Contrabardus

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#24
gojiita said:
I don't really understand that part. Doesn't Fox own the rights to X-Men characters? Why would it be too expensive to put a character they own the movie rights to into one of their own movies? I'd understand if they're talking about the cost of a big actor for an established role, but if it's an unused character?
The cost of special effects involving their powers mostly the way they made it sound. I got this info from the hour long interview ETC News on Youtube had with the screenwriters where they talked about it. Colossus was apparently pretty expensive to begin with given how he's entirely CGI in the movie, and what they did with Negasonic Teenage warhead was pretty brief in regard to her powers despite the final shot of her using them being somewhat impressive.

I got the impression most of the characters they wanted to use would require a constant CGI effect, lots of makeup, or something a bit more large scale budget wise than she ended up being. At least from the Studio Exec's point of view. Plus, there were certain characters they didn't want them to use because they were tied to other actors or planned to appear in future X-movies who and require a larger cut of the acting budget or casting that they weren't ready to commit to yet.
 

seitora

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#25
Watched this film in early March. Was pretty cool, took the parents along but I had to tell them ahead of time about Deadpool since they didn't even really know what breaking the fourth wall meant at all.

Given that Deadpool seems to have made all the money (or at least shitloads of it), they should get a heftier budget for the sequel.
 
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