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I was sadly mistaken if I assumed that Taylor Swift was involved in this meeting. In reality, it was none other than Madonna whom Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy met with. The goal was to acquire the rights to incorporate her famous 1989 song “Like a Prayer” into Deadpool and Wolverine’s upcoming MCU adventure, Deadpool & Wolverine. To secure permission for using this classic tune in their production, they personally requested a meeting with the iconic musician herself.

In the competitive world of Hollywood, securing major roles is tough, and many actors are eager to accept any offered blockbuster part. Rejecting a role could mean missing out on substantial income and potential career growth. However, not all stars face this dilemma. While some struggle to land roles, others remain selective, turning down offers in favor of projects that align more closely with their artistic vision or long-term goals.

As a longtime Marvel fan with countless hours spent following the intricate web of stories and characters across both the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and Fox Universes, I can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and trepidation as Deadpool and Wolverine approach. With these iconic characters on the horizon, a new fan art has recently taken social media by storm, showing Bruce Banner’s Hulk effortlessly taking down Deadpool.

Attention: The following information may reveal a spoiler from the movie “Twisters”. When Steven Spielberg, a renowned filmmaker and executive producer of the new disaster drama “Twisters”, shares his insights on making movies, it’s worth considering. During a recent press tour for this weekend’s top-grossing film at the box office, Glen Powell (who plays Tyler) and Daisy Edgar-Jones (playing Kate) disclosed that Spielberg suggested they should not kiss in their relationship portrayal based on his assessment. Edgar-Jones shared in an interview with Collider:

Back in 2010, Robert Rodriguez and Ethan Maniquis brought us the gritty R-rated action film “Machete,” with Danny Trejo brilliantly portraying the titular character. But here’s a fun fact: this isn’t the first time we’ve encountered Machete on the big screen! You see, in Rodriguez’s earlier, family-friendly “Spy Kids” films from the 2000s, Trejo also played a character named Machete. However, don’t let that fool you – those movies are light years away from the graphic violence, language, and nudity found in “Machete.”