“You know what? Actually, if you look at the movie, I was on life support,” said the 50-year-old actor in a recent interview. “They were trying to revive me, so you didn’t see me get cut up or head cut off. There’s always something. I would love to come back for Deadpool 3.”

Terry Crews went on to admit that the plan all along in Deadpool 2 was to kill off the most of X-Force members.

“It was a troll from the beginning, and it was horrible,” he added. “I felt so bad, but it was for a good cause, you know what I mean? It really was the payoff that the movie needed.”

While Bedlam might or might not be alive, Shatterstar (Lewis Tan), Zeitgeist (Bill Skarsgard), and Vanisher (Brad Pitt) are 100 percent dead, being electrocuted or cut in half in the movie. Still, there is hope for them, since we learn at the end of Deadpool 2 that Deadpool has the ability to travel back in time. Also, Deadpool 3 is reportedly more focused on the X-Force team, so anything is possible.

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Ryan Reynolds starred as Deadpool in the 2016 feature with the eponymous title. He also recently starred again in the 2018 sequel, which fans are describing as hilarious and better than the original in every aspect. The movie is currently rated a respectable 8.1/10 on IMDB.

James Gunn seemed to be among those who rated the movie and tweeted last weekend:

“Yesterday I finally saw Deadpool 2, which I loved, and also the brilliant Revenge. Two completely different, fantastic films – cinema’s alive!”

Ryan Reynolds saw the tweet and replied: “Thank you James! Crossover?”

Gunn followed up with a “Yes, please.”

Although the tone was light and teasing, we’re hoping that it could in fact be a possibility. In 2019, Disney and Fox are due to merge, meaning that Deadpool and the rest of the X-Men films will join the Guardians of the Galaxy family franchise.

We’re not saying a Deadpool and Guardians crossover is guaranteed, but it could happen and that’s definitely something.

The post James Gunn and Ryan Reynolds Tease Deadpool/Guardians Crossover appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Professor-X (‘s wheelchair)

Xavier doesn’t appear in the movie, but his wheelchair does. Watch out for Ryan Reynolds wheeling it round the X-men mansion.

Brad Pitt

Deadpool forms a “supergroup” of heroes called the X-Force and one of them is a mutant who can turn invisible called Vanisher. Although he only turns visible for a split second when he gets electrocuted, it is revealed in that second that Vanisher is Brad Pitt.

Alan Tudyk

Alan Tudyk, the star of Rogue One, plays a small cameo role as a redneck when Cable time travels to the present.

Hugh Jackman

Hugh Jackman as Wolverine appears in an after-credits clip when archive footage of X-Men Origins: Wolverine shows the movie’s version of Deadpool confronted by Logan. Ryan Reynolds then appears to blow out the brains of this other Deadpool claiming he is “trying to clean up the timelines.”

Ryan Reynolds

In another post-credit scene Deadpool travels back in time to execute Ryan Reynolds before he can sign on to Green Lantern. Reynolds playing Deadpool to execute his real self is hard to wrap your head round, but it was hilarious.

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One viewer said:

“Oh man, Deadpool 2 is really good fun. All the hilarity and self-awareness of the first film but it also manages to be quite subversive and weirdly sweet. Thoroughly enjoyed myself (also you’re gonna wanna stick around for those post-credits).” -Sammy Paul.

Another said:

“I didn’t absolutely love the first Deadpool, but man, Deadpool 2 does the trick for me. Hilarious when it needs to be, surprisingly touching when it needs be (not in that way, gross), and is kinda the best X-Men-universe flick in forever. Also: DOMINO RULEZ.” -Brian Truitt

It sounds as if we’re in for a hilariously wild ride with a hint of emotional depth and more of Marvel’s notorious post-credit scenes.

If you missed the final trailer, you can fill yourself in on what’s to come here:

The post First Reactions to “Deadpool 2” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

“You know what? Actually, if you look at the movie, I was on life support,” said the 50-year-old actor in a recent interview. “They were trying to revive me, so you didn’t see me get cut up or head cut off. There’s always something. I would love to come back for Deadpool 3.”

Terry Crews went on to admit that the plan all along in Deadpool 2 was to kill off the most of X-Force members.

“It was a troll from the beginning, and it was horrible,” he added. “I felt so bad, but it was for a good cause, you know what I mean? It really was the payoff that the movie needed.”

While Bedlam might or might not be alive, Shatterstar (Lewis Tan), Zeitgeist (Bill Skarsgard), and Vanisher (Brad Pitt) are 100 percent dead, being electrocuted or cut in half in the movie. Still, there is hope for them, since we learn at the end of Deadpool 2 that Deadpool has the ability to travel back in time. Also, Deadpool 3 is reportedly more focused on the X-Force team, so anything is possible.

The post Terry Crews Would Like to See Bedlam Return in “Deadpool 3” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Ryan Reynolds starred as Deadpool in the 2016 feature with the eponymous title. He also recently starred again in the 2018 sequel, which fans are describing as hilarious and better than the original in every aspect. The movie is currently rated a respectable 8.1/10 on IMDB.

James Gunn seemed to be among those who rated the movie and tweeted last weekend:

“Yesterday I finally saw Deadpool 2, which I loved, and also the brilliant Revenge. Two completely different, fantastic films – cinema’s alive!”

Ryan Reynolds saw the tweet and replied: “Thank you James! Crossover?”

Gunn followed up with a “Yes, please.”

Although the tone was light and teasing, we’re hoping that it could in fact be a possibility. In 2019, Disney and Fox are due to merge, meaning that Deadpool and the rest of the X-Men films will join the Guardians of the Galaxy family franchise.

We’re not saying a Deadpool and Guardians crossover is guaranteed, but it could happen and that’s definitely something.

The post James Gunn and Ryan Reynolds Tease Deadpool/Guardians Crossover appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Professor-X (‘s wheelchair)

Xavier doesn’t appear in the movie, but his wheelchair does. Watch out for Ryan Reynolds wheeling it round the X-men mansion.

Brad Pitt

Deadpool forms a “supergroup” of heroes called the X-Force and one of them is a mutant who can turn invisible called Vanisher. Although he only turns visible for a split second when he gets electrocuted, it is revealed in that second that Vanisher is Brad Pitt.

Alan Tudyk

Alan Tudyk, the star of Rogue One, plays a small cameo role as a redneck when Cable time travels to the present.

Hugh Jackman

Hugh Jackman as Wolverine appears in an after-credits clip when archive footage of X-Men Origins: Wolverine shows the movie’s version of Deadpool confronted by Logan. Ryan Reynolds then appears to blow out the brains of this other Deadpool claiming he is “trying to clean up the timelines.”

Ryan Reynolds

In another post-credit scene Deadpool travels back in time to execute Ryan Reynolds before he can sign on to Green Lantern. Reynolds playing Deadpool to execute his real self is hard to wrap your head round, but it was hilarious.

The post 5 Hilarious Cameos in “Deadpool 2” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

One viewer said:

“Oh man, Deadpool 2 is really good fun. All the hilarity and self-awareness of the first film but it also manages to be quite subversive and weirdly sweet. Thoroughly enjoyed myself (also you’re gonna wanna stick around for those post-credits).” -Sammy Paul.

Another said:

“I didn’t absolutely love the first Deadpool, but man, Deadpool 2 does the trick for me. Hilarious when it needs to be, surprisingly touching when it needs be (not in that way, gross), and is kinda the best X-Men-universe flick in forever. Also: DOMINO RULEZ.” -Brian Truitt

It sounds as if we’re in for a hilariously wild ride with a hint of emotional depth and more of Marvel’s notorious post-credit scenes.

If you missed the final trailer, you can fill yourself in on what’s to come here:

The post First Reactions to “Deadpool 2” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.