“I want to do a Deadpool/Wolverine movie,” says Reynolds, “not just because I think the two would light the screen on fire but I genuinely love the guy.” Reynolds shared screen time with Jackman in 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine as Slade Wilson (which has been glossed over in continuity). But Reynolds thinks he can convince Jackman go berserk for one more round. In next March’s Logan from James Mangold, Jackman will play his iconic Wolverine for the last time on camera since first playing the hero in 2000’s X-Men. “I want Deapdool and Wolverine in a movie together,” said Reynolds, who added he’d use his “internet friends” to convince Jackman. In a recent interview, the Deadpool star expressed a desire to work with Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman in a team-up superhero movie he thinks would “light the screen on fire.” For shame.Leave it to Ryan Reynolds to say what comic fans want to hear. That's right, they took away Deadpool's mouth. Instead, we were treated to a version of Wade who is genetically altered to be imbued with the abilities of a wide array of mutants - a "pool" of "deadly" abilities, if you will, or even if you won't - whose final form was devoid of any wit, anything resembling Deadpool's iconic costume, and a mouth. In 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Reynolds made his first appearance as Wilson, who looked not at all - not even a tiny little bit - like the big-screen Deadpool we would all come to know and love. We wish we could say that Deadpool and its even more bonkers sequel, 2018's Deadpool 2, were enough to erase the character's first incarnation from the pop culture collective consciousness - but that incarnation was so outlandishly, egregiously wrong that this is, unfortunately, not the case.
The Merc with a Mouth has been a wise-cracking, fourth wall-breaking, fun-loving part of the Marvel universe for the better part of three decades - but he skyrocketed into the mainstream popular consciousness with the release of 2016's Deadpool, which starred Ryan Reynolds in the title role of Wade Wilson, a smartass mercenary whose participation in a highly experimental cancer treatment results in super-strength, an extremely robust healing factor, and an open invitation to join the X-Men despite not exactly playing well with others.
Everybody loves Deadpool . well, everybody who likes their superheroes violent, profane, and self-aware, that is.
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