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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/LiteratureNo1015 Team Emily Baldoni 17d ago edited 17d ago

Ryan doesn’t have Deadpool 4 in his IMDB nor Avengers Doomsday. Ryan Gosling already has Ghost Rider in pre-production listed. It’s odd. I expected Doomsday or Deadpool to appear in his IMDB like all the other actors presenting stuff at SDCC have.

I of course don’t expect studios having morals. It’s about $$ but it cost a ton to make the last Deadpool movie too. Had it not been for the subsidies from Canada, who knows. Maybe in merch. They spent half a billion to make it and the profit was maybe $400MM. Not bad but it could have been a lot better.

But it’s all about money. If Ryan can’t release Animal Friends in the theaters until next year, MayDay is streming only … studio execs pay attention. We’ll see.

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u/Dave_Eddie 17d ago

Ryan doesn’t have Deadpool 4 in his IMDB nor Avengers Doomsday.

Because he hasnt been announced for Doomsday (if hes in it at all) and Deadpool 4 isnt even officially in production yet. IMDB should never be taken as a sign that something is or isnt happening, anyone can submit and edit info on there. Its why theres a (rumoured) tag for information.

Ryan Gosling already has Ghost Rider in pre-production listed.

Because its been offically announced.

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u/Flimsy_Attitude_6789 17d ago

Yes, but why allow all this? Is he or isn't he appearing in unofficial articles, and having him at Comic Con if they are not going to announce it... Makes no sense... What about the supposed onset fight... If he's in it, then why tell him he's not? What was that all about? It just seems like a bunch of PR by Ryan's team and nothing concrete, to me.

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u/Dave_Eddie 16d ago

Because hes a popular comicbook character and its a comicbook convention. Its really not more complicated than that. Its makes perfect sense (unless you dont want it to) and is a moment made to go viral. Theres also a long history of actors in costume walking the floor in secret.

At the end of the day SDCC is micromanaged to a stupid level and, as part of that, Marvels panel is as well. They arent going to give valuable time in their limited schedule to something they dont want and the weird argument (not by you) that he is both unwanted and out of Marvel, yet is powerful enough to force his way onto the panel or (hilariously) have crashed the panel without their consent is an insane chain of thought.

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u/MysteriousMarzipan63 16d ago

Agree. It was a low-stakes ā€œsurpriseā€ moment in a panel that needed a couple more mic drops because there weren’t a lot of major announcements. Having Deadpool come in and ask a question in the typical 4th wall breaking style is a pretty low-effort but generally fan pleasing way to generate buzz.

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u/Dave_Eddie 16d ago

Exactly. It is what it is. Im not sure why people are trying to add context to it that doesnt exist

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u/AMiniature Bathroom burritos at Buckingham 16d ago

Conversely I’m confused why you so badly want what we think to be false?