Deadpool 2 Teasers and Trailers

[applejack]

So, Deadpool 2 comes out in less than a month. I haven't seen any promotional material posted here other than that one pic of Cable on the next page. I guess maybe it's being overshadowed by Infinity War? Anyway, here are the major teasers and trailers for DP2.

Teaser #1 "No Good Deed":


Teaser #2 "Wet On Wet:


Teaser #3 "Deadpool, Meet Cable":


Trailer #1:


Trailer #2 (Final trailer):


I'm pretty excited and it seems to be at least as funny as the first one.

[Broomstick]

Um... is it just me, or is the guy playing Cable the same guy who is playing Thanos in Infinity War?

And my budget is SOOOOOOOoooooooooo blown by all these Marvel movies. Damn you Marvel, for making all those movies that are so good I have to see them! :::: shakes fist ::::: How many are you releasing this year? How many? How many? I may have to get a second job, or sell an organ to pay for my movie habit. :::: sobs ::::

[Soontir C'boath]

Only watched the first two, but after that I refuse to watch trailers ever since I got burned after my last stint at the theater. Plus, from what I understand, trailers that reveal too much tend to be a pile of garbage so I rather give a fair go than be already critical.

[Vendetta]

Um... is it just me, or is the guy playing Cable the same guy who is playing Thanos in Infinity War?

And my budget is SOOOOOOOoooooooooo blown by all these Marvel movies. Damn you Marvel, for making all those movies that are so good I have to see them! :::: shakes fist ::::: How many are you releasing this year? How many? How many? I may have to get a second job, or sell an organ to pay for my movie habit. :::: sobs ::::

Yes, it's Josh Brolin.

Yes, there are going to be jokes about that.

[Enigma]

Well Deadpool did say Thanos.

[TheFeniX]

I know "Not on my watch, Motherfucker" isn't the most unique comment, but was that a Jay and Silent Bob reference?

[Raesene]

I hope someone makes an annotated version to keep track of all the easter eggs, there are really a lot.
And the cameos...

[LadyTevar]

I saw it, and it was all the cheesy Deadpool goodness we wanted.

And OMG the Easter Eggs, the Cameos, the in-jokes, the DC references, the Marvel References....
But two points in Particular:
1. Luck *IS* a Superpower, and amazingly cinematic.
2. Dammit, he's right about "papa can you hear me"

[Napoleon the Clown]

My wife and I went and saw it on Monday then went and got a bite to eat at a nearby Chinese buffet as a 4th wedding anniversary celebration. It was worth the price of tickets, I would say.
Spoiler

Seeing Colossus say "Fuck" to honor Deadpool's dying wish was pretty great.[/spoiler.]

[Eternal_Freedom]

I honestly haven't laughed that hard in a cinema in years. It's exactly what I expected in a Deadpool sequel, bigger, louder, more violent, cruder and yet at times really deep and heartwarming.

Apart form the post-credits scene, the hardest I laughed was the way they handled X-Force parachuting in.

[Crazedwraith]

I was expecting this thread to a lot bigger, not many people seen it?

Deadpool 2 was only fine for me, suffered a lot from sequelitis. But a lot it felt like re-tread or just a bit flat. The storyline is as basic sequel material as can be. Negasonic is just criminally underused as well.

[bilateralrope]

I was expecting this thread to a lot bigger, not many people seen it?

Nothing I saw in the trailers looked visually impressive enough to be worth the effort of seeing it in a cinema. So I'm waiting for the streaming release.

[The Romulan Republic]

I was expecting this thread to a lot bigger, not many people seen it?

Deadpool 2 was only fine for me, suffered a lot from sequelitis. But a lot it felt like re-tread or just a bit flat. The storyline is as basic sequel material as can be.

It felt more... random, to me. In the first film, the jokes seemed to be less random, less forced (at least as I recall it), less like they were just trying to be outrageous, and frankly less mean-spirited a lot of the time. Also, the film felt more like it was trying to tell a serious story while being funny. I mean, Deadpool 2 had a story, and a pretty dark one, but it just felt... less sincere, somehow, to me.

Also, this isn't necessarily a good thing or a bad thing, but I felt like the first film could almost have fit in the MCU, but this one... not so much.

Ultimately, it felt like the first film was a parody, and this film was more like a parody of a parody, if that makes sense.

Also, the opening credits were admittedly funny, but lamp-shading your fridge-stuffing doesn't make it less offensive, clichéd, or irritating. Especially because I really like Vanessa.

Negasonic is just criminally underused as well.

Yeah, the female characters from the first film generally got kind of shafted. That said, I would give this film pretty high marks overall for diversity in casting. I also liked Domino. Cool concept, nifty powers, works good for a comedic film like this while still being bad ass.

The bad guy plot being centered around a secretive bad guy facility abusing children from a minority group is timely if you've been following news from the US border, and almost prescient, given that the script must have been written at least a couple years ago. Of course, the X-Men have always been a metaphor for bigotry and the oppression of minority groups. But I'm not sure it worked for a film that was trying to be an entertaining action-film/comedy. It hit too close to current events for me to not take it deadly seriously.

I guess it was worth the eight bucks I paid for admission, and the two hours I spent on it, but its a movie that you'll probably like more if you can turn your brain off for it, more than the first one was.

[EnterpriseSovereign]

Saw it last night, was a pretty awesome battle between Colossus and Juggernaut, the latter who was defeated by the former shoving a live wire up his ass!

It certainly had its share of laugh-out-loud moments, especially the scene in the flat after Deadpool was torn in half in the same way that Hulk did to Wolverine. The very start reminded me of this!

[The Romulan Republic]

The joke that stands out for me is Spoiler

Deadpool asking Cable if he was from the DC universe, because he's so dark. And calling the goon from the mutant torture school Jared Kushner. Opening credits were good too- lampshading your fridge-stuff doesn't change the fact that its fridge-stuffing, but it was funny.

[EnterpriseSovereign]

HISHE did a great job- spoilers for IW aplenty!