The Official Fox Comicbook Cinematic Universe Thread - Coming Soon (Deadpool 2 June 2018)

[BangEm_Bart]

Rumor: Deadpool 2 Eyeing Kyle Chandler For Cable & Mackenzie Davis For Domino

The name that is floating around for Cable right now is Kyle Chandler."

Chandler, 50, is best known for his roles in films like Super 8, Zero Dark Thirty, The Wolf of Wall Street and Carol, as well as starring in television shows such as the Netflix original series Bloodline and Friday Night Lights, which he won an Emmy in 2011 for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

As for Domino, he said, "The name for Domino, who is said to be the scene-stealer of the movie, is MacKenzie Davis."

Phenomenal cast. Please leave FOX and join marvel. Deadpool the only one that got it right.

 

[soul rattler]

Suicide Squad 7/10

Captain America: Civil War 10/10

Batman V Superman ULTIMATE EDITION 8.5/10

X-Men: Apocalypse 8/10

Deadpool 7.5/10

Antman 7/10

Fantastic Four 6/10

Avengers 2: Age of Ultron 7.5/10

X-men: Days Of Future Past 10/10

First Class 8/10

Guardians Of the Galaxy 7/10

Man of Steel 8.5/10

Winter Soldier 10/10

Dark Knight 10/10

Dark World 6/10

King....

Come on man

Tell me why you disagree.

 

[soul rattler]

Suicide Squad 7/10

Captain America: Civil War 10/10

Batman V Superman ULTIMATE EDITION 8.5/10

X-Men: Apocalypse 8/10

Deadpool 7.5/10

Antman 7/10

Fantastic Four 6/10

Avengers 2: Age of Ultron 7.5/10

X-men: Days Of Future Past 10/10

First Class 8/10

Guardians Of the Galaxy 7/10

Man of Steel 8.5/10

Winter Soldier 10/10

Dark Knight 10/10

Dark World 6/10

Man you generous as fuck here.

Maybe.

But if the good outweighs the bad, I'm not going to ignore the good just because a certain studio made it.

 

[1CK1S]

Bryan Singer Teases Legion’s Connection to Future X-Men Movies

Before the show had even filmed its pilot episode, Legion creator Noah Hawley was already cooling fan expectations about the show’s overall connection to the X-Men film series, saying it was conceived as a more standalone piece.

Speaking at the Edinburgh Television Festival (via THR), franchise director Bryan Singer echoed this sentiment, calling it “part of the X-Men universe, but when you watched it, you wouldn’t have to label it, it could exist completely on its own.”

Singer went on, however, and said Legion and another planned X-Men TV series (announced back in July) “will relate to future X-Men movies” with a “really ambitious and fun and very unique storyline.”

Currently the only announced X-Men films include the upcoming Wolverine 3, Deadpool 2, and The New Mutants, so it remains to be seen if the relation between the television shows will be for these films or a currently-unannounced project. The other X-Men TV series is in development at FOX and will be written by Matt Nix (Burn Notice, FOX’s upcoming APB), focusing on two ordinary parents who discover their children possess mutant powers. Forced to go on the run from a hostile government, the family joins up with an underground network of mutants and must fight to survive.

Legion introduces the story of David Haller: Since he was a teenager, David has struggled with mental illness. Diagnosed as schizophrenic, David has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years. But after a strange encounter with a fellow patient, he’s confronted with the possibility that the voices he hears and the visions he sees might be real. Dan Stevens (The Guest), Rachel Keller (Fargo), Aubrey Plaza (Parks and Recreation) and Jean Smart (Fargo) star in the series that is set to premiere on FX in 2017.

 

[PILL_COSBY]

Suicide Squad 7/10

Captain America: Civil War 10/10

Batman V Superman ULTIMATE EDITION 8.5/10

X-Men: Apocalypse 8/10

Deadpool 7.5/10

Antman 7/10

Fantastic Four 6/10

Avengers 2: Age of Ultron 7.5/10

X-men: Days Of Future Past 10/10

First Class 8/10

Guardians Of the Galaxy 7/10

Man of Steel 8.5/10

Winter Soldier 10/10

Dark Knight 10/10

Dark World 6/10

I'm gonna let you live today. Nope, not gonna take the bait. All I'm gonna say is, if you not into thor, then the score is understandable. But no you did not rank it the same as fucking fantastic 4. That shit is ranked right under fucking ANTMAN........Deadpool...........avengers 2........GUARDIANS OF THE FUCKING GALAXY?

Let me just calmly leave this thread............

 

[PILL_COSBY]

Don't know who the fuck made this but god damn this shit is mean!!!!! galactus vs fully evolved magneto.

 

[Bcotton5]

thats from marvel vs capcom 3^

 

[Lou Cypher]

Ryan Reynolds Paid Out Of His Own Pocket For Deadpool Writers To Be On Set

To make sure Deadpool was the hit that it was, its star, Ryan Reynolds, went above and beyond. Several times, he dipped into his own pocket to make sure the financial constraints 20th Century Fox placed upon production didn't interfere with his and director Tim Miller's vision. As an example: Reynolds shelled out $10k just so that Wade Wilson can wear a t-shirt with an image of Golden Girls star Bea Arthur, an actress Deadpool obsessively fawns over in the comic books, in the hilarious pizza delivery sequence.

On Sunday, during the latest episode of AMC's Geeking Out, another example of Reynolds ensuring the quality of the film with his own money was provided by its screenwriters. "We were on set every day," said Paul Wernick And Rhett Rheese, who are penning Deadpool 2. "Interestingly, Ryan wanted us there, we were on the project for six years. It was really a core creative team of us, Ryan, and the director Tim Miller. Fox interestingly wouldn't pay for us to be on set. Ryan Reynolds paid out of his own money, out of his own pocket."

Hold onto your chimichangas, folks. From the studio that brought you all 3 Taken films comes the block-busting, fourth-wall-breaking masterpiece about Marvel Comics’ sexiest anti-hero! Starring God’s perfect idiot Ryan Reynolds and a bunch of other "actors," DEADPOOL is a giddy slice of awesomeness packed with more twists than Deadpool’s enemies’ intestines and more action than prom night. Amazeballs!

Deadpool was directed by Tim Miller, based on a screenplay by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick ("Zombieland"). The cast featured Ryan Reynolds ("Green Lantern") as Wade Wilson/Deadpool, Morena Baccarin ("Gotham") as Vanessa, Ed Skrein ("Game of Thrones") as Francis Freeman/Ajax, T. J. Miller ("Silicon Valley") as Weasel, Gina Carano ("Fast & Furious 6") as Angel Dust, Leslie Uggams ("Roots") as Blind Al, Brianna Hildebrand ("First Girl I Loved") as Negasonic Teenage Warhead, and Stefan Kapičić ("Numb3rs") as the voice of Peter Rasputin/Colossus.
http://comicbook.com/2016/08/29/ryan-reynolds-paid-out-of-his-own-pocket-for-deadpool-2-writers-/

 

[Lou Cypher]

Ryan Reynolds the GOAT.

 

[iron man1]

Fox ain't shit for that they better shell out the cash now.

 

[Maximus Rex]

How the Deadpool movie really got made

2016 saw the release of Deadpool from 20th Century Fox, an R-rated superhero action comedy set (loosely) in the X-Men movie universe. Despite its rating and its relatively unknown lead character, Deadpool doubled its opening weekend predictions, earning $135 million in the United States alone. Even more amazingly: Deadpool almost never got made.

1991: An ode to Deathstroke

Back in the early 1990s, badass characters with pouches, knives, guns, and mysterious backstories were all the rage in comic books. That's what led Marvel Comics artist Rob Liefeld to create Deadpool, a sword-and-gun-wielding assassin named Wade Wilson, who first slashed his way through issue number 98 of The New Mutants back in 1991. Readers could tell immediately, of course, that Deadpool was a thinly veiled "homage" to a DC Comics character named Deathstroke the Terminator: a sword-and-gun-wielding assassin named Slade Wilson, who first appeared in the pages of Teen Titans back in 1980. Over the years, however, Deadpool's insane sense of humor, over-the-top violence, and tendency to talk directly to the reader helped him stand apart from his inspiration. Before long, Deadpool would become one of the most popular characters to appear in the pages of any Marvel comic book. Of course, considering how totally nutso his adventures tend to be, no one could've imagined he'd be high on anyone's list for a big budget movie.

2000: Marvel's movie deal with Artisan Entertainment

After the success of other licensed Marvel movies like Blade and X-Men, the comic book company was hungry for more. To that end, the publisher inked a deal with Artisan Entertainment to make a whole slate of Marvel properties into movies and television shows: in addition to a Deadpool movie, Artisan planned to create movies based on Captain America, Ant-Man, Black Panther, Iron Fist, and some even more obscure characters. As you probably know by now, none of this actually happened.

2004: New Line steps in, Ryan Reynolds signs on

By 2004, the rights to Deadpool wound up at New Line Cinema, at which point actor Ryan Reynolds was attached to star. That same year, Reynolds starred in another Marvel movie from New Line: Blade Trinity. Allegedly, the actor became interested in playing Deadpool when he found out that an issue of the comic book Cable & Deadpool referred to the character as looking "like Ryan Reynolds crossed with a shar-pei." But when production snags kept the studio from moving forward on Deadpool, the rights were sold off to 20th Century Fox in 2005…which also happened to be home to Marvel's franchise of X-Men movies.

2009: X-Men Origins screws everything up

In Wolverine's first solo movie in 2009, appropriately called X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Reynolds appears as Wade "Deadpool" Wilson, though that particular appearance was pretty much bungled by the end. While Wilson's early action in the film are true to the comics—lots of wisecracking, killing dudes with swords—Deadpool's transformation at the end of the movie was clearly the result of some very bad production meetings. Deadpool gets every mutant power in the book, and his mouth is sewn shut, keeping him from delivering the jokes for which the character became famous. Still, X-Men Origins' success at the box office spurred plans to spin Deadpool off into his own movie, despite fans' reaction to how the studio had already ruined the character. Fox hired screenwriters Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese to create a new script that brought the character back to his roots…and that caused yet another mess.

2011: The hard-R script leaks

Wernick and Reese wrote a screenplay featuring tons of violence, in-jokes, and lots of Deadpool talking directly to the audience watching the film. The script didn't shy away from embracing what fans loved about Wade Wilson and his cast of crazy misfits. Unfortunately, a hyperviolent, R-rated superhero movie starring a character most moviegoers had never heard of wasn't exactly something 20th Century Fox wanted to fund. Conventional wisdom dictates that R-rated movies won't earn as much as those rated PG or PG-13, since the latter two allow for more kids and families to attend. Fox's execs likely thought an R-rated Deadpool flick would tank, and eat the studio's investment, so the movie was shelved. At least, it was, until the script leaked online in 2010 and fans went berserk. Fox changed course by 2011 and commissioned test footage to be created by visual effects artist and animator Tim Miller.

2014: More leaks, more crazy fans

Tim Miller had never directed a feature film before, so it's possible that Fox's execs didn't have much faith in what he could do. Maybe it would be enough to prove that commissioning an entire movie wouldn't be practical. And it's not clear what reaction the studio execs had to the footage when it was delivered in 2012, but needless to say, the film was apparently dead in the water. Two years later, however, the footage leaked online, and Deadpool fans once again went completely bananas. The CGI footage boasted Reynolds' voice acting, and showed Deadpool talking to the audience, performing insane stunts, and killing loads of dudes in ridiculous and hilarious detail. In an age where online petitions and viral videos could sway corporate policy, 20th Century Fox couldn't keep Deadpool from embracing his destiny as a movie star: the studio gave the movie a greenlight and production finally began in 2015

2016: Deadpool murders box-office records

Actor Ryan Reynolds was quoted in the press as saying that the test footage leak was "100 percent" the reason that Fox gave the movie the go-ahead. "I would have [leaked it], if I had known it would have caused that," he said. "We don't get to make it with the budget of most superhero movies, but we get to make it the way we want to make it." And that's exactly what happened: with a budget of only $58 million—paltry compared with other superhero movies—Deadpool earned $135 million during its first three days in theaters. Even more impressive is the fact that Deadpool also broke the earnings record for an R-rated movie's opening weekend. The previous record holder? Fifty Shades of Grey from 2015, which took home a comparatively laughable $85.2 million. Chances seem good that Deadpool 2 will have a much bigger budget, and will earn even more when it slashes its way to theaters.

 

[soul rattler]

I seriously hope that those execs at Fox have been fired and blacklisted from ever making important movie decisions.

 

[Maximus Rex]

I seriously hope that those execs at Fox have been fired and blacklisted from ever making important movie decisions.

Which execs and fire and blacklisted them for what?

 

[Lou Cypher]

Deadpool is the only fox marvel film series I'll ever support

 

[infamous114]

 

[Splackavelli]

Apocalypse's full extent of powers remain to be revealed, especially to the extent of which powers have since been augmented by alien technology. Apocalypse claims to have control of his body on the molecular level and structure-- allowing him to shape change and elongate with virtually unlimited range, to increase density and allow his body to mimic metals and armors, to teleport, and to be virtually immune to the effects of age. Apocalypse can also increase and enhance his strength to levels surpassing that of the Incredible Hulk. Apocalypse can grow to giant sizes, and gain the power of flight, sometimes through turning his arms into wings or jets. Apocalypse can also transform himself into a variety of human disguises.He has exhibited energy absorbing and projecting abilities in the past. Apocalypse has been termed an "External," due to his mutant ability of immortality. Briefly, Apocalypse has shown potential to be a powerful psionic.It has further been hinted that Apocalypse's body is ravaged by a techno-organic disease. Many of his regenerated bodies must use an exoskeleton body armor to prevent his energies from consuming him. Apocalypse can apparently merge/switch host bodies to continually revive his self-consuming body.

How they not use any of this in the movie?

If he can do all that then how come he always gets his ass whooped by the x-men?

 

[Splackavelli]

I saw it yesterday . It was alright. I had to shut off the comic reader in my brain. So according to end credit scene they will be up against me sinister for the next movie.

 

[StoneColdMikey]

sinister is the villain for wolverine

 

[StoneColdMikey]

That's the rumor but tbh I don't see how that works

 

[Broddie]

Sinister needs to be in a movie with Cyclops not Wolverine. Fox X-Universe just being bananas as usual.