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Desperado Bones posted:calling him Hugh Jackman and wondering why he isn't using his Australian accent? Or just making reference to one of them being a real Canadian.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:You couldn't pay me to sit through this piece of poo poo.  Slugworth posted:So how different is it tonally from the trailers? Because I want to be excited about it, but the trailers have been pretty... not great. Other than the action, the movie doesn't really lend itself well to trailers/commercials. It's more about funny dialogue than one-liners. When he actually says "Time to make the loving chimichangas!" it feels kind of out of place like it was included for the sake of fanservice and having something to throw in the trailer. In other news, it currently has a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes with 24 reviews. Gavok fucked around with this message at 18:32 on Feb 7, 2016 |
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Feb 7, 2016 18:29
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Yeah the reviews are looking really good so far.
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Gavok posted:In other news, it currently has a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes with 24 reviews.  I'm glad for Ryan Reynolds, he seems to really love this character and to be having the time of his life, so hooray for him.
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This the only comic movie I legit care about it. It's a new feeling. Mmmm.
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Yesss lovely 90's rap! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wDfnj3_OuA 
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That's actually a song that has been around for years. Fake? Edit: It's by Teamheadkick. Edit 2: VVV BOOOOOOOO!!!
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I don't think it is. Or if it is, they threw it on the soundtrack. 
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^^ lol Boo you! CelticPredator posted:Yesss lovely 90's rap! Holy poo poo....My mind went back to the old TMNT..... go ninja go ninja go.
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Gavok posted:The press embargo is over so I'm allowed to tell people on the internet that the movie is fun and good and funny. Thumbs up. I'm putting your quote in the op ok
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At least they changed the lyrics of the song. When I saw it was going to be on the soundtrack I originally thought it was really weird since it was very specific about being about the video game (mentions of slapping Wolverine awake, Cable showing up, fighting Mr. Sinister on Genosha, saving Rogue, etc.). It's integrated well into the movie, though.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:You couldn't pay me to sit through this piece of poo poo. You sound like you are super fun to hang out with at parties. I'm pretty stoked to see this, looks like a fun ride and I plan to sneak some booze into the theatre.
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Throwdown posted:You sound like you are super fun to hang out with at parties.
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Deadpool is a party on his own.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Being at a party with a bunch of people who can't stop raving about the Deadpool movie doesn't sound like a party at all. Extremes go both ways. Hey, guy who saw the movie, did you read the leaked script from ages ago and if so how much does it follow it? So far, it seems like they didn't change anything really besides Negasonic Teenage Warhead being in it.
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I'm happy the movie's getting good reviews - I had 70-30 odds on it being a gigantic flaming piece of poo poo. Now I kinda want to see it.
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I think it boils down to one thing and that's Deadpool being a hard character to get right. From what I've seen/read, this movie seems in line with the Deadpool I like.
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Throwdown posted:Extremes go both ways. I did. Enough stuff is changed (Angel Dust is the only henchman instead of the original script's Garrison Kane, Wyre and Sluggo), but the basic structure is exact.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:You couldn't pay me to sit through this piece of poo poo. really gonna be stoked when Deadpool potentially ends up with continuously improbable rave reviews in fact I'd love it even more if it ends up with better reviews than BvS, Xmen, or Suicide Squad
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MinibarMatchman posted:in fact I'd love it even more if it ends up with better reviews than BvS, Xmen, or Suicide Squad There is a lot of worry about all three of those movies being real bad, so it might get better reviews just by default.
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Lucked into an early screening of the movie. It was pretty good. A couple of groaners but overall very fun. It's very much in the spirit of Deadpool and I appreciated that.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:You couldn't pay me to sit through this piece of poo poo. What are you, some kind of rageaholic monkey?
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This movie looked really bad at first and the more I see about it, the less bad it looks.
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I'm not gonna rag on rageaholic monkey because I get what he's saying. I hate every ad I see for Big Bang Theory and I've earnestly tried to watch a couple episodes that were no better than the ads. That people enjoy it is odd to me but it's incredibly popular so they can have it. I was a lot more of a music/film snob when I was younger and I guess it still comes out at times like when a coworker actually saw 2012 in the theater, but my fiance wants to see this opening weekend and I don't disagree. I want some low brow humor in the context of a bloodbath action movie, and getting it on Valentine's Day is a bonus.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Being at a party with a bunch of people who can't stop raving about the Deadpool movie doesn't sound like a party at all. Every person I meet who is a fan of the character is awful white trash.
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gently caress this. My country (  ) gave Deadpool a lower rating and people say it's seems to be 5 minutes shorter.  Everyone is already complaining with Fox.Edit: A small explanation. In my country movies are rated AA,A,B,B-15,C and D. Instead of getting the dreaded "C", which would be an American "R". It got a "B-15" (Kids under 15 can watch the movie accompanied with an adult). God knows if it's true they censored something. Desperado Bones fucked around with this message at 04:07 on Feb 9, 2016 |
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Desperado Bones posted:gently caress this. The regular and red band trailers make it seem like there's alot of improv and extra takes. They probably put together a gore free, swear free version of the whole thing just because they could, and because Disney Marvel.
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Donnerberg posted:and because Disney Marvel. Fox Entertainment Group, not Disney. If Disney had the rights to these characters you can bet it'd be pg-13 or less everywhere.
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One of the reviews I read says that there is a scene where Morena Baccarin says "Happy International Women's Day" while adjusting a strap-on to gently caress Ryan Reynold's with, so if that's in the version we get to see in America I'm pretty sure it'll be worth the price of admission just for that.
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Wade Wilson posted:One of the reviews I read says that there is a scene where Morena Baccarin says "Happy International Women's Day" while adjusting a strap-on to gently caress Ryan Reynold's with, so if that's in the version we get to see in America I'm pretty sure it'll be worth the price of admission just for that.  Agreed.
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Donnerberg posted:The regular and red band trailers make it seem like there's alot of improv and extra takes. They probably put together a gore free, swear free version of the whole thing just because they could, and because Disney Marvel. What they said, it's Fox, so the Disney complaining thing doesn't work. Latin American Fox probably wanted to make more money in Mexico (We LOVE superhero movies), so yeah, there might be a few scenes,or a whole one, toned down/deleted. Wade Wilson posted:One of the reviews I read says that there is a scene where Morena Baccarin says "Happy International Women's Day" while adjusting a strap-on to gently caress Ryan Reynold's with, so if that's in the version we get to see in America I'm pretty sure it'll be worth the price of admission just for that. I'm going to hate you if you are trolling.
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Desperado Bones posted:I'm going to hate you if you are trolling. He isn't trolling. It's part of a sequence that had me groaning and rolling my eyes when I read it in the old script, but they really pulled it off well in the movie.
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Quasipox posted:I think it boils down to one thing and that's Deadpool being a hard character to get right. From what I've seen/read, this movie seems in line with the Deadpool I like. Yeah, from what I've seen in the trailers, anyway, it looks like he's actually cracking jokes. poo poo that is clever in the moment. Not just spewing whatever irreverent thing happens to be going through his (well, the writers) mind at the time. Rageaholic Monkey posted:Being at a party with a bunch of people who can't stop raving about the Deadpool movie doesn't sound like a party at all. "Yeah, it didn't look like my thing. Might get it off Redbox someday." and segue as you see fit. Social interaction is hard!
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A sequel has been greenlit http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/9/10956306/deadpool-2-greenlit-ryan-reynolds-movie Deadpool is only arriving in theaters this week, but Fox is confident enough in its slapstick superhero movie that it's already greenlit a sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The studio is reportedly intending to keep the same team together, hoping to reunite star Ryan Reynolds with director Tim Miller for Deadpool 2, to work on a script that's currently being written by Deadpool writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.
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Saw this yesterday, it was good fun. Not a great movie, but a highly enjoyable one. The best bits in my opinion were the scenes with the other X-Men, particularly Colossus trying to constantly recruit/reform Deadpool. There were some witty lines and the movie just briefly flirted in scenes with being dramatic so it wasn't tonally shifting even few moments like Amazing Spider-Man 2 was. Basically if you find the opening credit sequence funny then you'll enjoy the movie, if not then you probably picked the wrong movie. It's good for Fox to differentiate their superhero movies and this one was quite different than the other X-men stuff but it didn't feel out of place in that universe. i'd like to see him interact with more characters in the next film.
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Saw the movie, really enjoyed it. It sets the comedic tone it's going to follow right from the opening credits so you're pretty much going to know immediately if you'll like it or not. Colossus was a pleasant surprise, they absolutely play up that he's a big earnest puppy-dog dope who just wants the best from everybody - "Did you eat breakfast? Is very important meal. Here, have protein bar."  And the International Woman's Day joke is great Edit: And it should go without saying, but make sure you stay till after the credits. Jerusalem fucked around with this message at 09:10 on Feb 11, 2016 |
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Jerusalem posted:Saw the movie, really enjoyed it. It sets the comedic tone it's going to follow right from the opening credits so you're pretty much going to know immediately if you'll like it or not. Colossus was a pleasant surprise, they absolutely play up that he's a big earnest puppy-dog dope who just wants the best from everybody - "Did you eat breakfast? Is very important meal. Here, have protein bar." Aw crap i stayed for the credits and didn't see anything, what did I miss?
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Tarantula posted:Aw crap i stayed for the credits and didn't see anything, what did I miss? He reenacts the post-credits sequence to Ferris Bueller's Day Off, walking out in a bathrobe (with his mask still on), noticing the audience and telling them to go home. It cuts to black and then pops back so he can inform us that if there is a sequel they intend to have Cable in it, and he'll be played by "anybody tall with a flattop - Mel Gibson, Dolph Lundgren.... Keira Knightley? She's got range!"
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