Deadpool & Wolverine - Movie Review 

“This suit is perfect! By the way, your tailor is a predator.”

“That only took 20 fucking years” 😂

This movie felt like an saturday morning cartoon filled with episodic adventures with deadpool and wolverine in the best way possible.

When Wolverine is absolutely LAYING into Deadpool and he goes “I’m gonna fight you now” lmao this movie was hilarious

Fox-Marvel tribute at the end credits was gut wrenching 😢

Cris Evans' Captain America was always against any profanity, but Chris Evans' Human Torch cursing like an old gypsy sheppard was priceless

To be fair, there is a "fan moment" that plays with the notion of Hugh Jackman being replaced one day that a lot of fans - and even Deadpool himself - seem to be rather receptive to. You can tell that I'm trying to avoid spoilers, but it is a fun moment that is a clear wink at the audience.

The blade cameo is what made my jaw drop. We never thought they were ever going to do it so it was such a surprise! There was a huge collective gasp at our cinema when he appeared!

I'm glad the big cameos used were actually important to the storyline. They felt like characters not just "hey look it's that person".

It's funny cause you mention not being able to separate Wolverine from Hugh Jackman, which is true cause he's been Wolverine so long... an even MORE impossible task is when Ryan decides to hang up his Deadpool thong cause he quite literally born to be that character.

My favorite line movie. [Deleted]pool says "i too can gently break the 4th wall" looks at camera and says "The Proposal" Prime pool is outraged and says "is that what you think i do?"

I think this is the 5th time we got to say goodbye to the Fox Xmen unvierse after Days of Future Past, Apocalypse, Logan, and Dark Phoenix. 6 if you count Last Stand. The little montage at the end is simple but feels like the most definitive end, even if it probably won't be.

Whats great is that if we never see these versions of Deadpool or Wolverine again, its fine due to how it ends. Theres no tease for another movie or further appearances and I like how this ended

It's that scene when Logan's shirt randomly just explodes off with opera music but only his shirt and nothing else... 😂

I'm so glad that a certain character was responsible for revealing Logan's backstory. It acts as a tasteful bridge between Logan and this film.

6:58 "Even the Joker now has had multiple successful incarnations..." Jared Leto: True. So true.

This was the Real Multiverse of Madness🔥🔥

Don't forget Shawn Levy also worked with Ryan Reynolds on Free Guy

the thing I came to like about Ryan, is that, he does NOT NEED TO MAKE MOVIES. He is so rich outside of acting it's insane to why he stays around to act. Yet he does, and has carefully looked after the Deadpool character for many years now. It tells me, Ryan really does just want to make good DP movies. He came to the MCU understanding what these characters mean to Marvel fans, and knows how to give us what we want in a good way. I never lost faith in Kevin Feige, but having Ryan come over and Hugh is just outstanding news for Marvel fans.

Hugh Jackman is really good in this movie, when he gives the reason why he wears the suit, it really is moving and his acting is top tier.

Saw this in 4D and it was an amazing experience. Being sprayed with blood (water) during the fight scenes, snow falling from the ceiling during the winter scenes and the seats moving with the fights… absolutely incredible experience

Chris Stuckmann: “it feels like a really heartfelt embrace of everything that fox tried to with a lot of their superhero movies“ Deadpool: “SUCK IT FOX! I’M GOING TO DISNEYLAND” *headbutts the camera* “GET FUCKED”

10/10 for me, it’s by far the most fun I’ve had at a movie in a loooong time. The audience was decently packed, IMAX, and lit up with cheers and laughter like the old days. They definitely didn’t hold back, took risks, and it all paid off. 🤘

Sadly no one ever can replace Hugh Jackman as Wolverine ... he's the GOAT as the character

The last 8 years of constant apocalypses is worth it to see Jackman in costume.

The movie gave us the perfect next Wolverine. He’d be super.

Three people in this movie will be hard to replace Ryan as Deadpool Hugh as Wolverine and the cameo that let the world know yall can’t replace me it will only be one me

Took a girl I’m talking too last night to see this movie, she hasn’t seen Logan or any of the Deadpool movies and she had a great time. She was the loudest one in the theater 💀

I felt like this was the first time we didn’t get Hugh but got wolverine. From the way he moved to the way he talked

all the audience went bonkers during the scene when Morbius appeared and say "It's Morbium time"

Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in his yellow/blue costume was top tier!

This movie was exactly what the MCU needed

When Chris Stuckmann is smiling in the thumbnail you know the movies gonna be good

*Cameo Spoilers* I was honestly just so freaking excited to actually see Gambit in action and speaking in a deliciously unintelligible patois

Jackman won a Guiness world record for longest played character. There were more specifics but it's still amazing. Edit: looked up the specific record. It's "longest career as a live action Marvel superhero" as he won it in 2019

Hugh and RDJ are the 2 most iconic castings. Tough shoes to stop into

Chris again with the “no spoilers” but describes multiple scenes, classic!

Deadpool and Wolverine was honestly really great and enjoyable imo, and definitely one of the highest points of the post-Endgame MCU so far. Rather than just being a multiverse-hopping cameo fest, which it is to a degree, it feels like a love-letter to the Fox Marvel films in general and both shows respect and care for it as much as it also makes fun of it. This also has probably some of the best directed action scenes I’ve seen in an MCU film as well, with the last fight scene in particular being a definite treat. There were some minor issues I had (I do think the new Logan’s backstory could’ve been explored better, rather than it just being told and not shown to us), but overall it’s the most fun I’ve had in theaters all year and I’m largely considering seeing it again.

They were both born to play these characters. Reynolds is always amazing as Deadpool, but Hugh Jackman really knocks it out of the park in this one. He has perfected Wolverine...and when he finally puts on the mask. 10/10

“I’m a fan service me “ YOU TOOK THAT FROM JOHNNY BOY !!!!

Deadpool and Wolverine is easily one of the most entertaining films of the year. Logan's tirade in the Honda Odessy and the following fight was beyond hilarious.

That opening was so hilarious I couldn’t stop laughing

This movie was so good and I didn’t want IT to END.

We finally got the real Wolverine!!!!

I enjoyed the movie alot. The jokes were absolutely amazing it had the best character cameo in all of cinematic history. The cameos were insane and I loved especially the comic homage cameos and accurate comic suits. A true love letter and of course just how deadpool is marvels jesus which noone would have expected with him fotmerly just being some 20th century fox owned franchise

They break the 4th wall on so many occasions

At least we know this will be a positive review since Chris doesn't like criticizing movies anymore.

The way I see it, D&W is not "Infinity War" good, it is "End game" good. Both insanely good movies but for different reasons. Loved it so much

Welcome to MCU your joining us at kind of a low point!

I’m very proud of you man. You’re making your own movie you went from a film reviewer now I’m making your own film. I’m very proud of you. Keep doing what you’re doing.

I will disagree with one thing. This is the best dead pool out of the 3. IMO.

1. I will say that while the movie was enjoyable it did start to feel long-ish for me in act two and three. D&W probably could have been about 15 minutes shorter if there was less thought fingering. 😅 I wish they could have re-allocated a few more Nova minutes to Blind Al, and generally speaking, I felt like the movie had so much going on with the two title characters that it lost a lot of the ensemble magic, despite copious and wonderful cameos. 2. The start and stop pacing didn't sit well with me, I think it's why the movie felt longer than it was. And while I love the concept of Wade's opening fight with unconventional weapons (might be my favorite of the film), something about the gore effects and didn't land in the way that they did for the first Deadpool. There's so many fantastical comic elements going on in the film that I was kind of hoping the gore would be a little more practical, and the fact that the opening CGI was so heavy was a little jarring. 3. I love that Hugh Jackman is so synonymous with Wolverine that they even put a crack in there about him hiding his body because he's been going through it with his (real life) divorce, only to run out the gag later with a "nope, still got it."

Review starts at 2:50.

Love your style, keep rocking it!

It’s not the best of the Deadpool movies, but it’s fun as hell. I like that take.

I like the "going all-out" feeling that the movie has. It feels like watching Avengers or Civil War for the first time. They are still Marvel superhero movies, and they are supposed to be entertaining for the fans. Bringing these two together is just simply awesome!.

That movie was AMAZING! I just finished it and for me it's the best 2024 movie so far. It deserves the recognition it gets!

My favorite opening of any comic book movie

Casandra: "I'm going to boil your brains on an atomic level whilst flicking my bean to the Enya boxset"

I thought the movie was okay. The chemistry of Huge and Reynolds is what held it together for me.

As a lifelong comic collector this was my favorite marvel movie so far.... If I was alone at home, I would have had tears streaming down my face for most of it.

Based off the trailers, I was just expecting D&W to be a mediocre movie with a lot of fan service and a lot of R-rated "fuck this and that". While D&W did do exactly that, the movie certainly exceeded expectations in many areas. Ryan Reynolds's Deadpool was super annoying, where unless you're 13 years old you'll want to shoot Deadpool after 5mins, which is perfect; _exactly_ how Deadpool should be. I was actually surprised with how much Disney let Reynold's get away with. Some of his quips were really clever, and because it gets really meta, it's difficult to catch it all. Hugh Jackman's varient of Wolverine has never been in a lower place, and it was so good to see him back in action again. I would have preferred more "show don't tell" for Wolverine's backstory, but at least Jackman held the tension well. And as for the cameos, goodness, who saw that coming!! Overall, W&D had a bonafide Deadpool-vibe, some good action sequences, and a good way to cover the Fox Universe. After watching the movie, I want to watch it all over again, and I think that's one of the best compliments an audience member can ever give a film.

This was exactly what it was supposed to be. Entertainment and that’s it’s no deep story lines. Like John wick I just want to see him take people out in cool ways.

As a casual, I enjoyed this from beginning to end. I wonder if a very large portion of the budget went to convincing Hugh to come back and that's why most of Deadpool's friends got the REALLY short end of the stick in this movie. 8/10 solid movie. Highly recommend 😊

I am willing to bet that now that Stan Lee has passed, Deadpool is going to be the new Cameo King in every subsequent Marvel movie.

Now we know why it took so long to get this review out: he had to edit all the sponsors in

I just got back from seeing the movie and I love how it just went all out in roasting the entire film industry while also paying respects to all of Fox's Marvel movies, even the critically panned ones.

This is honestly my favorite Deadpool movie because of Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine. Had such a blast with this movie. Can’t wait to watch this again.

It really blows my mind how marvel and fox have used time to their advantage. All these movies, characters, and unrealized ideas spanning over 2 decades finally being incorporated into this vast story that seemingly just keeps growing. Idrc for these movies that much since endgame but I’m so impressed with how they execute and deliver stories of previous generations into the new; no way home included. Good for all of them. It’s been a very long time coming

When you mentioned Shawn Levy's filmography and making a movie with Ryan Reynolds with The Adam Project, they also did Free Guy together, which I'm still wondering why you haven't reviewed it yet.

Wesley snipes showing up was the only part that got everyone to scream at the screening i was at. Well deserved

so im kinda confused is x23 the same x23 from logan? that means shes from deadpools universe right why was she pruned or sent to the voide

Spoiler alert Now we gotta see Henry Cavill as wolverine again😭😭😭😭

“I grew up with Deadpool & Wolverine”

Spoilers!!! I kept hearing Daniel Radcliffe would be the new Wolverine and Henry Cavill would be one as well. But only one was true. Also it was so cool seeing the older MCU characters and obviously the one that we never got to see, Gambit. That was so cool.

My only gripe was not asking Danny devito to cameo as old man logan lol

(3:27) Deadpool & Wolverine (2024) was more or less a Swan Song for the 20th Century Fox Marvel superhero films with all their highs and lows. And for that, I thought it was good - 7/10. I would have found it pretty sad if the farewell had remained The New Mutants (2020).

Nice touch having a Deadpool and a Wolverine drink color in your meal commercial. 👍

You're a star, keep shining bright!

I don’t know if I was just sleepy from working too much or what, but the first half of the movie felt a little lackluster to me. The Deadpool humor was getting a little tedious, and the setup was a little too long and confusing. Also, I have to be honest, even Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine felt tired at first. BUT, once Jackman kicked into his redemption gear, I’d say from the minute he slo-mo steps out of the back of the car, the movie got good, like REALLY good! I found myself laughing, cheering, and even choking back a tear or two by the end.

The big 3 cameo's during the halfway point were great, especially the second one. That had me nearly screaming. Like, seeing "him" back as "that character" was some good shit.

I enjoyed seeing Chris Evans back on the big screen.

6:03 please give us a spoiler review. I love you man, I watch literally all your videos, but you're obviously trying to talk about something extremely specific here, but you can't say everything, so we just get a bunch of incredibly vague statements that don't mean anything.

This is probably the most fun I've had with a Marvel movie since No Way Home. Can't wait to see it again!

Definitely a Marvel movie not made for the casual Marvel viewer.

There were so many Easter eggs and nods in this movie that I need to see it again to keep track of everything.

You know, some motherfuckers are still tryna ice skate uphill

I love that it is more of a deadpool movie more than an MCU movie. But kudos to the director for making this very cohesive and not just a shitshow of cameos and juggling a lot but still made a good movie. We are not fatigued with superhero movies, we are fatigued with bad written movies, they just thought superhero movies is an easy cashgrab because of what mcu paved.

Fun fact.anyone making a "first time watching" video of this movie is lying 🤫🤫🤫🤫

I love that the trailers for this weren’t misleading - I didn’t catch any trailer scenes that didn’t make the final movie cut, as well as the trailers didn’t actually give away much of the story/plot. “Comic accurate Wolverine” had my theater in stitches as well as a specific variant 😮😂

Hell yeah!!! My only real complaint is that the story could have been fleshed out more. The end credits made me tear up and gave me goosebumps. The homage to the old Fox films just hit the spot.

Chris! You just gave the MOST VERY BEST plot synopsis for Deadpool and Wolverine!!!

Sounds like a recap, not a review

The thing I didnt like about this movie is that they could have showed Logan with the mask on in the beginning and not make a big thing about it, but no, they do this grand entrance with the mask on toward the end of the movie. I kinda thought they were gonna do this and it felt so fake.

spoiler alert : it sucks

This is my score/points in the film: Deadpool & Wolverine chemistry is so great 10/10 Story is a MESS! 5/10 Cameos are pretty done well IMO a 9.5/10 The Villain is also a MESS! 3.5/10 Pacing is alright! 7/10 Jokes are also well done 9/10

I loved the movie. The action, the humor (for the most part), the music choices, and the cameos all worked well. So many big ones that showed up that had me and my audience cheering loudly; haven’t been to one like that since No Way Home or even Endgame. There was one cameo that I loved seeing but at the same time was kinda irritated on how they got rid of him (it struck a nerve on my childhood). But considering how much this actor might cost (Deadpool even jokes about it) and how early he shows up, I get why they did it. It would’ve been better if he survived and had his cameo later on but oh well. I gave it an 8.75 out of 10. Oh, and that end credits montage was so damn touching.

Last MCU film I’ll force myself to sit through. Confirmation that I’m done being stuckmanized.

I found this to be the most entertainment I've had in a theater in a looong time. It's probably my favorite Deadpool movie.

I could see Scott Eastwood as Wolverine if he works at it. Apart from looking like a young Jackman in my opinion, he's a decent actor when he has quality material to work with (i.e. NOT the Fast & Furious movies).