A Deadpool movie has been in development for the long time. Thanks to some recent news, Deadpool could finally see some light and have his movie out of development hell. Deadpool has been on the big screen before. Many fanboys want to forget it but he was in
X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Ryan Reynolds played Wade Wilson and Scott Adkins played Deadpool. It sucked let’s just leave it at that. Deadpool needs movie redemption and it looks like he may get it. Here are 5 things that need to be in the Deadpool movie.
1. Make A DEADPOOL Movie
Let me explain what I mean. I don’t wait a character called Deadpool who has similar features to Deadpool that is toned down so everyone can see it and is relatable to audiences. I don’t want to see that movie. I want to see Deadpool. I want the chimichanga loving, twisted minded, funny, cold blooded, killing machine we all know and love. Deadpool shouldn’t be relatable. Just because he isn’t related doesn’t mean less people will see it.
2. Make The Movie Rated R, A Hard R
If you’re going to make a Deadpool movie and tone it down for a PG-13 rating, you’re going to have a bad time. You can’t tone down Deadpool. The violence in this movie needs to something like it’s out of a Quentin Tarantino movie. This needs to be one of those R rated movies where teenagers and kids are trying to figure out ways how to sneak in and see this movie. Deadpool needs to have people’s arms and legs being cut off in this movie. The humor needs to be something that people can laugh at and some dark humor in the film. Also NO 3-D!!! Deadpool shouldn’t be in 3-D. 3-D films first off need to die. Deadpool needs to showcase guts, blood, and gore. I’m not saying I want this film to just be Deadpool killing dudes with no substance but this is what Deadpool is.
3. Ryan Reynolds To Be Deadpool
Ryan Reynolds hasn’t had a lot of luck in superhero movies. The first superhero movie Reynolds was in was
Blade: Trinity and that got negative reviews and was considered the worst Blade movie in Blade’s trilogy. His second superhero film was
X-Men Origins: Wolverine and it got negative reviews. His third superhero film was
Green Lantern and it got negative reviews. Can we really blame Ryan? He wasn’t his fault those films got negative reviews. I haven’t seen
Blade: Trinity so I can’t comment on it. We can’t blame him for
X-Men Origins: Wolverine since he was basically only in it for 5 minutes as Wade Wilson. Some people will blame him for
Green Lantern but I think we all agree that the script sucked. No matter who stars in the film, you can’t make a good movie if the script isn’t good. He was good as Wade Wilson and has expressed staring in a Deadpool movie since March 2005. He has expressed interest to this day and stayed on the project since then. He can be a good Deadpool. There will have been enough time that will have passed by the time a Deadpool movie is out and
X-Men Origins: Wolverine was out. Besides if they do the Deadpool we all know and love, it will be completely different from Origins.
4. Deadpool To Know He Is In A Movie
In the comics, Deadpool knows he’s in the comics. Deadpool is a type of character that breaks the fourth wall. This means he knows he’s in a comic, or movie, or video game. Deadpool has always acted this way and you need to include this in the movie. You can change some things about Deadpool but this is one you can’t. It’s been confirmed that the script has Deadpool trying to break the fourth wall. There could be so many jokes Deadpool could do not only knowing he is in a movie but let’s say he saw other superhero movies. Let’s say Deadpool saw
X-Men Origins: Wolverine. He could express his dislike on how he was portrayed. Let’s say he saw
The Avengers. (I know FOX owns movie rights to Deadpool but come on, you can’t tell me Fox isn’t allowed for Deadpool to comment on Marvel Studios movies) He could express thoughts on DC movies, Ryan Reynolds, and other stuff. The movie needs an equal amount of comedy with the action and violence. Deadpool is probably the only character that can pull this off.
5. In Stan Lee’s Cameo, Deadpool To Reference Stan Lee As Stan
Stan Lee has numerous cameos in Marvel movies. His best cameo is probably from
The Amazing Spider-Man. Deadpool is always the character who tries to top everybody. Imagine a scene where Stan Lee is someone who is selling chimichangas. Deadpool goes up to Stan and says “Hey Stan what’s up?” Stan in replies says “Stan? My name is Joseph.” Deadpool says “Yea sure” then winks at the audience. Or a scene where Deadpool goes to meets Stan Lee and a gang of people go to attack Deadpool and Stan and we have Deadpool and Stan beat the living crap out of this group of people. THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!!!!! Stan Lee and Deadpool, teaming up, and kicking the crap out of a group of people. There are so many great scenes one can do for a Stan cameo.
So those are my thoughts on what the film should include. What about you? What do you think should be in the Deadpool movie? Are you excited about it or not? Comment below. Peace.