Deadpool
Wade Wilson
Movie · Phase 5
2024 · 128 min
Wade Wilson has given up the suit, sells used cars badly and is dragged in by the TVA, who inform him his universe is dying because its anchor being — Logan — is dead. His fix is to go shopping…
Wade Wilson has given up the suit, sells used cars badly and is dragged in by the TVA, who inform him his universe is dying because its anchor being — Logan — is dead. His fix is to go shopping through the multiverse for a replacement Wolverine, and he picks the worst one available.
The two of them get dumped in the Void, where Cassandra Nova rules a scrapyard of discarded franchises, and the film becomes a wake for twenty-four years of Fox's Marvel films. It is a two-hour joke about corporate acquisition that is also, unexpectedly, sincere about what those movies meant.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Ryan Reynolds | Wade Wilson / Deadpool |
| Hugh Jackman | Logan / Wolverine |
| Emma Corrin | Cassandra Nova |
| Matthew Macfadyen | Mr. Paradox |
| Dafne Keen | Laura |
| Wesley Snipes | Blade |
Wade Wilson
James Howlett
Eric Brooks
Elektra Natchios
Francis David "Frank" Castle (born Castiglione)
Jonathan Lowell Spencer Storm
Critics
78%
Deadpool & Wolverine's meta gags and gleeful vulgarity are held together by the chemistry of its two stars, making for a wildly entertaining, if narratively slight, romp.
The MarvelGossips verdict
A very funny film about intellectual property that also lands its emotional beats, which should not have been possible. Jackman gives the drunken failure Logan more interiority than the plot asks for, and Emma Corrin's Cassandra Nova is a genuine find. The nostalgia gets thick enough to wade through, and it is the only recent Marvel film that seems to know why anyone cares.

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