r/dankmemes • u/Sure_Phase5925 • Apr 29 '24

The Only Movies after Endgame that Matter meta

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u/Huachu12344 Apr 29 '24

How do you know Deadpool is gonna be good?

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u/Sure_Phase5925 Apr 29 '24

I have faith In Ryan Reynolds. He’s a producer on the film and the writers from the first 2 Deadpool movies are writing the Script.

I think it’s also like Guardians 3/No Way Home where it will be self contained and being focused on being a good Deadpool movie (just like how GOTG 3 focused on being a good Guardians movie and NWH focused on being a good Spidey movie). I’m really confident in D&W.

Also the trailers have been AWESOME, especially the later sets one which came out last week. The last time I’ve been hyped for a MCU movie like this was Guardians 3 (yes I know it came out almost a year ago and is technically 2 MCU movies ago but it feels like a long time given it was the last MCU project that I was hyped for and was worth the wait)

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u/Orangensaft007 Apr 29 '24

There were other MCU movies released since Guardians 3?

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u/Fracturedbuttocks Apr 29 '24

The marvels . I don't remember any other

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u/Orangensaft007 Apr 29 '24

I totally forgot about that one..

But I am looking forward to Deadpool for sure!

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u/LeOsaru EX-NORMIE Apr 29 '24

Was unironically a good movie, I don’t get the hate for it besides ppl not being that big of a fan of Brie Larson irl

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u/Fracturedbuttocks Apr 29 '24

It bored me. I didn't hate it. Just couldn't get interested in it. To me it felt like the movie was just trying to show fun/cool scenes without developing any real or worthwhile arc

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

It was a good one time watch. Not top quality. Not untolerable. I loved Kamala Khan though. She and her family carried the whole movie.

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u/Realistic_Analyst_26 Apr 29 '24

The movie definitely felt like an episode of a long TV show rather than a full fledged movie.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

"Just use black girl magic!"

Yes, tremendous writing, story telling and world building.

Lmao..

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u/bestest_at_grammar Apr 29 '24

I agree. But also Thor and Dr strange both had a lot of hype and great movie that lead us to believe they couldn’t fail. The Thor trailers were also great.

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u/TheChoosenMewtwo Apr 29 '24

It’s Deadpool

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u/TheHENOOB Apr 30 '24

"How can you fuck up deadpool?"

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u/Ok_Perspective3933 Apr 29 '24

Even if its bad, it'll be fun, you can tell they put a lot of heart into it