Deadpool & Wolverine Got Away With Tons Of NSFW Content, But Ryan Reynolds Confirms Kevin Feige Did Ask Him To Remove A Line

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As a die-hard Marvel fan with over two decades of fandom under my belt, I must say that the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe – Deadpool and Wolverine – has truly lived up to its hype. Despite initial concerns about how Deadpool would fit into the shared universe, Shawn Levy’s blockbuster managed to maintain its R-rated tone while still playing nicely with the rest of the MCU.

The Marvel Universe’s box office success persists as fresh films debut in theaters and on Disney+. The newest blockbuster hitting the big screen is “Deadpool and Wolverine“, which shattered records upon its premiere. Despite the threequel’s risqué content, Ryan Reynolds reveals that Kevin Feige requested the removal of a specific line.

Initially, Marvel movie enthusiasts who had followed the series chronologically were apprehensive about how Deadpool would fit into the shared universe due to concerns over tone. However, director Shawn Levy’s film managed to maintain its R-rated style, much to the relief of fans. Interestingly, Levy and Reynolds have a humorous gag that they decided to keep secret, with Reynolds himself hinting at this during his speech at the Fast Company Innovation Festival (as reported by Deadline), stating that there’s one joke that didn’t make the final cut.

As a devoted admirer, I can share that there was just a solitary line throughout the whole movie they requested I remove. Three times I protested, “No, no, no!” But in hindsight, they were absolutely correct.

Discuss viewpoint: It appeared as though Reynolds intended to keep all the jokes in Deadpool & Wolverine, but he now seems to agree with Kevin Feige’s decision. Regrettably, we may never learn the specific joke that was cut.

Considering the substantial earnings of Deadpool 3, in contrast to flops like The Marvels, fans anticipate significant involvement of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in future Marvel films. Moreover, as Kevin Feige hinted at a single joke involving Deadpool and Wolverine, this could be one method to continue their collaboration.

Regarding the similar topic, Reynolds elaborated on why a certain joke was omitted from the third Deadpool movie, stating:

When someone tells me, “Ryan, Bob Iger here. It would be great if you could remove that one line. It’s going to cause us a lot of trouble,” there’s an instinctive response in my mind that says, “Preserve it! Important!” However, once the initial reaction subsides and I regain composure, I realize, “Of course I can delete that line. Could I talk about Pinocchio instead? And to that, the answer is yes!

Although some spectators (perhaps even Ryan Reynolds) were apprehensive about how Deadpool’s adult humor would fit in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the third film certainly didn’t shy away. It was filled with numerous F-bombs, outrageous humor, and graphic violence. However, there’s a single joke that was excluded from the cinematic version due to the studio’s request.

Time will unveil the role of Deadpool in upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe ventures, and fans are eagerly anticipating possible collaborations, ideally within a grand film like “Avengers: Doomsday.” We’ll simply have to stay tuned, waiting for the chance that the joke from the third movie will be unveiled at some point later on.

Hey there fellow gamers! Get ready to mark your calendars because on February 14th, I’ll be diving back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with “Captain America: Brave New World” hitting the big screen! In the meantime, let’s keep an eye out for upcoming movie releases in 2025!

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2024-09-30 18:08