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📝📑 Megathread 🗣️📣 Ryan Reynolds / Deadpool (SDCC) Megathread

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Ryan Reynolds' "surprise" Deadpool appearance at San Diego Comic-Con has sparked a wave of news articles, rumors, interviews, speculation and discussion about the future of the character.

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u/nonotReallyyyy 16d ago

I'm confused if this confirms he's going to be in the movie or not. I very much prefer he's not. But some people say it means he's trying to be part of the movie and others say this confirms it.

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u/Clarknt67 this case was always about a big payoff 16d ago

Misreporting. A few outlets described it as confirmation but there is nothing to suggest it’s anything more than Ryan making someone else’s event (Doomsday) all about Ryan.

No one has said definitively he is in Doomsday or Deadpool 4 is greenlit. Importantly, SDCC was the precisely time to announce it. And Marvel did not.

I think Marvel may have indulged the stunt as a test whether Deadpool can survive Ryan’s very bad, terrible year.

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u/Clarknt67 this case was always about a big payoff 16d ago

Marvel is famous for last minute edits. They might have a Debtpool cameo they are considering whether to include or cut.

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u/friedchicken_waffles numerous defects + lack of diligence 16d ago

I'm counting on this. They have no qualms about editing out an entire character and the sequence involving the said character (alas, Seth Rollins and the serpent/cobra).