The first teaser for Deadpool & Wolverine hit the shelves during the Super Bowl and made history as the most-watched trailer in the first 24 hours with 365 million global views. This new full trailer gives us a clearer look at this summer blockbuster, and it sees the titular heroes finally reuniting on the big screen.

This is the first Deadpool film in the MCU, and the new trailer is sprinkled with many Marvel references. It sees Wade Wilson joining forces with Wolverine to save the MCU, after being pulled from his timeline by the mysterious organization Time Variance Authority.

In addition to Reynolds, several Deadpool stars will reprise their roles in this film, including Morena Baccarin, Rob Delaney, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni, and Brianna Hildebrand. They’ll be joined by Jackman, Emma Corrin, Matthew Macfadyen, and Jennifer Garner.

After being hit with several delays, Deadpool & Wolverine is officially coming to the theatres on July 26.

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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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While promoting his latest movie The Greatest Showman, Jackman was asked whether he could see himself being in the Avengers movies in the future. While the 49-year-old actor said that the idea seems interesting, his answer would be no.

“It’s interesting because for the whole 17 years I kept thinking that would be so great, like I would love to see, particularly, Iron Man and the Hulk and Wolverine together,” said Jackman. “And every time I saw an Avengers movie I could just see Wolverine in the middle of all of them like punching them all on the head. But it was like, ‘Oh well, that’s not gonna happen,’ and it was interesting just when I first saw that headline, it was just the possibility of it and who knows what’s gonna happen, obviously, I was like, ‘Hang on!’ But I think, unfortunately, the ship has sailed for me, but for someone else, I would like to see Wolverine in there.”

Hugh Jackman played the character from 2002 when the first X-Men movie was released. He went on to portray the character in eight more films, including 2017’s Logan. After filming Logan, Jackman announced he won’t be returning to the role again but hinted on multiple occasions that he might consider playing Wolverine in Avengers movies. Unfortunately, it looks like he changed his mind.

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The first teaser for Deadpool & Wolverine hit the shelves during the Super Bowl and made history as the most-watched trailer in the first 24 hours with 365 million global views. This new full trailer gives us a clearer look at this summer blockbuster, and it sees the titular heroes finally reuniting on the big screen.

This is the first Deadpool film in the MCU, and the new trailer is sprinkled with many Marvel references. It sees Wade Wilson joining forces with Wolverine to save the MCU, after being pulled from his timeline by the mysterious organization Time Variance Authority.

In addition to Reynolds, several Deadpool stars will reprise their roles in this film, including Morena Baccarin, Rob Delaney, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni, and Brianna Hildebrand. They’ll be joined by Jackman, Emma Corrin, Matthew Macfadyen, and Jennifer Garner.

After being hit with several delays, Deadpool & Wolverine is officially coming to the theatres on July 26.

The post “Deadpool & Wolverine” Try to Save the MCU in the First Official Trailer 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.

While promoting his latest movie The Greatest Showman, Jackman was asked whether he could see himself being in the Avengers movies in the future. While the 49-year-old actor said that the idea seems interesting, his answer would be no.

“It’s interesting because for the whole 17 years I kept thinking that would be so great, like I would love to see, particularly, Iron Man and the Hulk and Wolverine together,” said Jackman. “And every time I saw an Avengers movie I could just see Wolverine in the middle of all of them like punching them all on the head. But it was like, ‘Oh well, that’s not gonna happen,’ and it was interesting just when I first saw that headline, it was just the possibility of it and who knows what’s gonna happen, obviously, I was like, ‘Hang on!’ But I think, unfortunately, the ship has sailed for me, but for someone else, I would like to see Wolverine in there.”

Hugh Jackman played the character from 2002 when the first X-Men movie was released. He went on to portray the character in eight more films, including 2017’s Logan. After filming Logan, Jackman announced he won’t be returning to the role again but hinted on multiple occasions that he might consider playing Wolverine in Avengers movies. Unfortunately, it looks like he changed his mind.

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