Deadpool and Wolverine reviews, cast, and everything else you need to know about the Marvel movie
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Deadpool and Wolverine is finally here, and has officially changed theMarvel timelineforever. If you’ve seen the movie already, you know that thanks to someTVAtimeline antics and knowing nods to the X-Men Fox movies of the past, theMarvel Phase 5film throws the Multiverse on its head like never before. That means there are plenty of details that need explaining if you ever plan on watching all theMarvel movies in orderagain, friends.Deadpool and Wolverine is a buddy-comedy, yes, but thanks to all the Wolverine andDeadpool variantsrunning about in it, it’s also a fast-paced ride. Blink once, and you’ll miss tons of lore and probably aDeadpool cameoor two as well. With that in mind, we’ve decided to make your cinema trips a whole lot easier with this handy guide!Below, we break down everything you need to know about Deadpool and Wolverine. From reviews to trailers, cast, and more plot details, we’ve done the keepers of The Sacred Timeline proud and have all the answers waiting for you right here.
Deadpool and Wolverine reviews
In ourDeadpool and Wolverine review, we gave the Marvel movie an impressive 4-star rating. We truly feel that this movie signals a return to form in the MCU writing: “The MCU’s self-appointed messiah might not have pulled off a complete course correction, but he delivers an action-packed, gag-stuffed crowd-pleaser that gives the franchise a much needed lift.”At the time of writing, critics seem to largely agree with our opinion, as Deadpool and Wolverine currently holds an 81% onRotten Tomatoes. However, there are also plenty of negative reviews.The Independentcalled the film “tedious,” whileThe Hollywood Reporterdescribed it as “messy and overstuffed.”
Only time will tell if the flick manages to maintain its high score once more reviews filter in. So, stay tuned as we keep you updated on all the Marvel discourse!
Deadpool and Wolverine arrived in UK cinemas onJuly 25, before hopping over the pond to US theaters onJuly 26.
The film is the third film in the Deadpool saga. If you need a refresher, check out ourDeadpool reviewand ourDeadpool 2 review.
While Deadpool and Wolverine may be out in cinemas right now, there are still plenty of trailers for us to enjoy as well. Watch the most recent full-length trailer above…
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The Deadpool and Wolverine cast is stacked. Seriously, just about everyone makes an appearance here. That means most of the X-Men mutants and even Reynolds' real-life wife, Blake Lively, are linked to the project. But aside from some cameos that we’ll leave out for spoiler’s sake, here’s the full cast list made by Marvel:
There are plenty of other big names that take on either Deadpool or Wolverine variants, too. These range from Blake Lively, Henry Cavill, Matthew Mcconaughey, and more
But as is usually the case with thebest superhero movies, there are also some Marvel heroes from pre-MCU days that fans will be delighted to see again. So keep your eyes peeled during your watch through!
For more on all things MCU, check out our guide to theupcoming Marvel moviesand our lowdown onMarvel Phase 6for what else we have to look forward to.
I’m the Deputy Entertainment Editor here at GamesRadar+, covering TV and film for the Total Film and SFX sections online. I previously worked as a Senior Showbiz Reporter and SEO TV reporter at Express Online for three years. I’ve also written for The Resident magazines and Amateur Photographer, before specializing in entertainment.
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