Deadpool 3 - Obituary for Fox's DEAD Marvel Universe

I'm here to pay my respects to Johnny Storm.

Gambit being born in the void as a reference to his movie never being made but just conceptualized is so great

Avengers Endgame, a celebration of the entire MCU Spider-Man No Way Home, an appreciation to Sony’s legacy on Spider-Man Deadpool and Wolverine, a tribute to the Marvel Fox era

actually surprised they let Wolverine wear the mask for 20 minutes, its a miracle these type of stuff get even 5

Channing tatum gambit was unironically one of the best parts of the movie to me

“Nobody clapped for Channing Tatum’s Gambit.” Me, who clapped for Channing Tatum’s Gambit: …”why did I do that?”

"Soulless cameo fest" Every single cameo in this movie has a narrative/story purpose and the entire movie is a meta joke. It's the exact opposite of souless

Twenty years to finally dress like the character. Insane.

Glad that more people are noticing the actual purpose this movie has instead of writing it off as The Flash-level schlock

"These older movies made a lot of kids into fans of Fantastic Four, Blade or the X-Men" It was me, I was kids, X2 is still the 🐐

I love Deadpool's knowing look to camera when Blade says "There'll only ever be one Blade" because it can age amazingly well no matter what happens. Either that new Blade show/movie will never come out or be bad and Snipes was right or it does come out and it's good then Deadpool's knowing look feels more like "Yeah sure buddy, whatever you say."

Tbh, I love that jon Favreau was the only character from the MCU. It felt very nice to see him who was from Fox Universe as foggy to now the MCU as happy. Plus, I like that whole meta take of deadpool basically asking the director of the first Iron Man to have him join the Avengers but got rejected

My favorite element of the meta humor was that they definitely tried to make the TVA and Mr. Paradox, specifically an analog for Disney trying to dump any Marvel property they didn't produce in-house into the Void, which was basically a trash bin for the reject Marvel characters The fanservice was the kind of thing that could've bordered on Member Berry type stuff if put in for the sake of putting it in but they actually gave everything narrative purpose and turned the movie into a eulogy for a bygone era of comic book movies. Even as someone who has no attachment to most of them it was really nice seeing it paid off

I really liked how much respect they showed to a bygone era instead of mocking it....

This is not a movie you watch if you aren't already a fan of the Fox X-Men, Deadpool, or any of the "rejects" from the 2000s. That's like watching the season finale of a show you never saw.

“There’s no timeline, just vibes!” Best way to describe the X-Men movie continuity.

Spoilers: I like that they stayed in the Fox universe despite all its flaws, I expected it to end with Deadpool in the MCU so much that it ending with him happy in the Fox universe was a nice surprise

The Gambit Movie pretty much became an ironic Joke in Latin América because of the fact the Facebook Page for that is still up to this day so for me it was a pleasant surprise to see Channing, even if no one else on Earth will understand his inclusion. Also, i was pretty excited for Johnny Storm because of my personal childhood bias towards those movies

To me, Deadpool 3 feels like the film equivalent of Epic Mickey. A loving tribute to all things that were once forgotten.

One thing I find hilarious about this movie is with all the cameos this movie boasts… not one of them is a reference to Fant4stic