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A few months ago, Hugh Jackman reacted to the news that Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool movie officially started shooting with a release date set for Feb. 2016, saying that he'd be open to show up as Wolverine in a cameo appearance. Since this comment, the Pan actor has said he wants to play the Marvel Comic Books character for as long as he could, but then announced that Wolverine 2 (or 3, It's a bit confusing) would be his last time portraying to character. So we're not sure if he'll show up in Deadpool next year, but this week Reynolds talked about the possibility! Read more on this news below. Read More »
Ryan Reynolds and some of the other Deadpool movie cast members have been updating fans on the film's progress ahead of its Feb. 2016 release date on Twitter, but this week we were treated to a great new set photo of Blake Lively's husband fresh from filming! In fact, the Wade Wilson actor revealed some pretty cool production news, telling his Twitter followers that the Tim Miller film is just about "halfway through" filming! We're so close to getting a glimpse at the highly anticipated film in the form of a trailer! Read More »
This week has already provided us with a number of Deadpool movie updates, including some casting news, the reveal of Tim Miller's 2016 film's official title logo and some Twitter posts from star Ryan Reynolds. Comic book fans will be excited to hear that actress Brianna Hildebrand will play Marvel character Negasonic Teenage Warhead! Keep reading to learn about the movie's rating and to see new photos below! Read More »
Ever since the "leaked test footage" of the recently announced 2016 Deadpool movie project hit the Internet last summer, fans have been dying to see what the iconic Marvel Comics antihero would look like on the big screen. Though the test footage showed a good look at the character, it was star Ryan Reynolds performing motion-capture, and therefore the character was all CGI. In a new photo posted to Twitter, Reynolds answered our questions and addressed our concerns in one of the coolest, funniest images used to promote a film. Read More »
