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Whether he’s peddling his Aviation Gin or a new movie, Ryan Reynolds knows how to make a memorable ad. The trailer for his latest film, “Free Guy,” sees Reynolds’ beloved character, Deadpool, at his most “meta” yet – and officially joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The newest look at the video game-themed action flick dropped on Reynolds’ YouTube channel Tuesday morning, except the trailer itself is not what’s new. It’s the same trailer that dropped last month, but with a twist. It’s actual
Sophie Turner and James McAvoy also made appearances as part of the Global Citizen: Unite For Our Future benefit
During the coronavirus pandemic, when most of us are staying at home, we’re going to spotlight products that you can enjoy from your couch, whether solo or in small groups, and leave out the rest. With that in mind, here are our picks for June 22-28, including the best deals we could find for each.
Mariah Carey and Son Hang Out with Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively
Ryan Reynolds Gives R-Rated Congrats to Joker for Beating Deadpool Box Office
"Deadpool" writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick talk about the status of a threequel.
Twentieth Century Fox committed several safety errors that contributed to the fatal motorcycle crash on the set of "Deadpool 2," according to a British Columbia workplace safety investigation. Joi Harris, a stunt rider, was killed on Aug. 14, 2017, when she lost control of her motorcycle and crashed into the side of a building in […]
You can practically smell the speculation.
Disney could incorporate Wolverine and the Fantastic Four into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or reboot the franchises entirely.
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Etsy artists are offering styles that pop culture enthusiasts will — fittingly, for the most loving day of the year — adore.
There may be a few more F-bombs dropped around the Magic Kingdom. The Walt Disney Company has enjoyed a squeaky clean image as the preeminent provider of family-friendly entertainment. However, things may get a little less wholesome with the upcoming acquisition of much of 21st Century Fox's film and television assets, a $71.3 billion purchase […]
Ryan Reynolds enjoys trolling people on Twitter, and he especially relishes a good hit at Hugh Jackman. The "X-Men" star is happy to tease him right back.
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are calling for the removal of an advertisement for "Once Upon a Deadpool" that appears to borrow imagery from a famous piece of Mormon "gospel art."
Fred Savage talks about "very strange" experience of revisiting his "Princess Bride" character (and set) for "Once Upon a Deadpool."
Witness the spectacle of Fred Savage and Deadpool headbanging to "How You Remind Me".
If you're looking for more info on <em>Avengers: Endgame</em>, the <em>Infinity War</em> follow-up that go its first trailer on Friday, you might think that pointing your browser at AvengersEndgame.com is the answer. Wrong. Typing "AvengersEndgame.com" into your address bar will take you to the official Fox Movies web portal for <em>Once Upon a Deadpool</em>, the family-friendly <em>Deadpool 2</em> re-cut that uses the same "reading stories to a sick kid in bed" framing device as <em>The Princess Bride</em> (right down to Fred Savage!). SEE ALSO: Everything you missed from the 'Avengers: Endgame' trailer There's still some question as to whether or not this is an intentional marketing ploy, however. It's definitely something you could see coming out of the Deadpool playbook. But the only figure to step forward and take credit so far is an anonymous Twitter user. On Friday morning, @AGuyInChair claimed that they'd purchased the domains for two <em>Endgame</em>-related web addresses: AvengersEndgame.com and AvengersEndgameMovie.com. The unnamed user is willing to relinquish control of the URLs in exchange for tickets to the <em>Endgame</em> premiere. I own https://t.co/sQcc4R3sCq and https://t.co/spo7Bift9L. But I don't want them. I want to trade them for tickets to the #AvengersEndgame premiere in LA. A guy can dream, can't he? — Guy Inchair (@AGuyInChair) December 7, 2018 I'll probably just redirect them both over to @Geeky_Sex_Toys in March, 2019. Why not? — Guy Inchair (@AGuyInChair) December 7, 2018 The user's "AGuyInChair" Twitter handle is itself a reference to another Marvel favorite, <em>Spider-Man: Homecoming</em>. In that movie, Peter Parker's best friend Ned, played by Peter Batalon, discovered his friend's superhero alter ego and quickly proclaimed his desire to be "the guy in the chair," referring to the trope of a sidekick who assists by sitting at a computer and feeding information to the hero they work with via radio communications. The domain's owner isn't listed in a WhoIs search of either URL, but the search does reveal one important detail: the two domains were registered on April 27, 2018 — the same day <em>Avengers: Infinity War</em> hit theaters. In a direct message exchange with <em>The Hollywood Reporter</em>, the Twitter user said they knew the title of the <em>Infinity War</em> follow-up back in April. They also insisted this isn't a Deadpool marketing prank sprung from the mind of Ryan Reynolds. The person didn't offer any information about their identity, however, so treat all of this with an appropriate measure of doubt. The other wrinkle here: while the deal isn't finished yet, Disney is in the process of acquiring 21st Century Fox. It's a business move that would bring Deadpool (and a large contingent of other Marvel characters) back into the Disney/Marvel Studios fold. So while <em>Once Upon a Deadpool</em> and <em>Avengers: Endgame</em> are <em>technically</em> from competing studios, there's enough gray area here to support the theory that this is an entertaining marketing ploy. Mashable has reached out to Disney for additional comment. WATCH: You won't feel so good if you watched this before watching 'Avengers: Infinity War
<strong>EXCLUSIVE</strong> All Fox wants for Christmas are 12 more days of Deadpool — that’s certainly one valid interpretation of the studio’s plan to revamp, rename and re-release the year’s biggest R-rated hit, <em>Deadpool 2,</em> as a PG-13 film called <em>Once Upon A Deadpool</em>. There’s more to it than that, however. Deadline has all the details about the studio’s unconventional plan — a plan that may have intriguing relevance when viewed through the prism of the Disney-Fox merger and the future…
Fox has set new release dates for several of its upcoming films — “Alita: Battle Angel,” “Dark Phoenix,” and “Gambit” — and announced an untitled Deadpool release. Coming Dec. 21, the new “Deadpool” film is believed to be a PG-13 version of “Deadpool 2” with potentially new footage shot for its release, insiders tell Variety. […]
We tried our darndest, but not even our attempts at recruiting the Oscar-nominated filmmaker to helm a future "Deadpool" could convince Jackman to come back.
"Deadpool 2" cast and crew discuss the difficult process of keeping their villains a secret in this exclusive bonus feature.
Ryan Reynolds's foul-mouthed assassin kills an infant Adolf Hitler in scene from the "Deadpool 2" extended edition.
Star replies to critics who complained that the sequel's plot was driven by the death of his female love interest.