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Regardless of being a Marvel Studios production, Deadpool and Wolverine don’t shy away from their signature bawdiness, except for one explicit line that was requested to be cut by their new overseers at Disney. The blockbuster film finds Deadpool on a multiversal quest alongside a Wolverine variant (portrayed by Hugh Jackman), with the goal of saving his Fox-Marvel universe. As expected from its R-rating, this adventure is filled with crude humor, as seen in previous installments, testing the limits of Disney’s MCU more than any other.
I’m thoroughly impressed when filmmakers manage to catch me off guard, and the movie “Heretic,” written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, did just that in numerous ways. I had high expectations for these directors due to their script for “A Quiet Place,” but what I didn’t expect was a horror movie of a different kind – one that was more about intricate concepts than mainstream thrills and chills. I wasn’t a fan of their previous directorial effort, “65,” which failed to make a compelling story out of “Adam Driver as an astronaut battling dinosaurs.” Frankly, I didn’t think this duo could surprise me after that, but with “Heretic,” they proved me wrong.
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Before becoming a contestant on ABC’s The Bachelorette, eventually winning the final rose and proposing (albeit briefly) to Jenn Tran, Devin Strader was apprehended and a restraining order was issued against him.