Do you guys think that RR is just gonna randomly do Deadpool shit whenever he feels like even when the movie isnāt being worked on? Just like one day heās lazing around and heās like āā¦Deadpool dayā.
Spawn? Is that you?
Thatās not even Liefeld. Thatās Ian Churchill.
Yeah, that girl in the back had nowhere near as unrealistic a waistline to be by Liefeld.
Just realized that, since sheās no longer a mutant, Squirrel Girl wonāt be able to appear in a film with the evil, evil man.
āmutantā was a classification beneath her anyway.
How can you put a label like that on a god?
The more rights Marvel has the better, as far as iām concerned.
People wanting Kevin Nash as Cable.
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lol.
Itās all fun and games until Cable tears his quad.
AHVā¦OH SHIT MY QUAD
Finally saw it. It was everything I wanted it to be. Even when I already got spoiled by all the trailers and jokes, I still loved it.
The theater was still packed even weeks after the release day.
And wtf? Ryan said there was going to be 2 post-movie scenes, but I didnāt expect THATā¦
Soā¦ is movie Deadpool really a
[details=Spoiler]mutant? Being a mutant is detectable, if X-men can take Deadpoolās blood test and detect mutant gene in there and decides to recruit him as an X-men, then heās actually a mutant.
What bothers me is how simply an average joe could become a mutant just by activating their dormant mutant gene. According to the Deadpool movie, every one on Earth is a dormant mutant. If thatās the case, how can X-men even say who is a mutant or not? How can mutant registration act even work when the only difference between mutants and average people is activated vs unactivated?[/details]
It makes sense if mutant is just the next stage of human evolution.
Iām wondering if this will be covered in the new Xmen movie.
Not everyone is.
Spoiler
Ajax stated that there were those who died in the process simply because they actually didnāt have an unactivated X-gene.
I missed that, I thought he was just saying if your body is too weak to handle the punishment youād die.
Donāt give me that look, you know I donāt read these comics. For all I know Apocalypse could have fucked more hoes than Genghis Khan 
(Well, from I remember 10 days on, AjaxFrancisās statement could be taken either way, especially since neither option is mutually exclusive.)
I know itās been more than a decade since Iāve read American superhero comics with any regularity, but before the reboot with this āDOMG! Inhumans > Mutants!ā thing the post-Battleworld comics are trying to push in the current Marvel comicsā¦
[details=Spoiler]Every human on Earth was potentially a mutant with a potential X-gene before Scarlet Witch went āNo More Mutants!ā due to what the Celestials did to mankind eons ago at the dawn of man. Itās part of the reason why the Sentinels in later comics generally tend to end up destroying humanity as a whole in one of the numerous, seemingly inevitable Bad Futures that Marvel always ends up using, like in Days of Future Past actually. Similarly, that potential is arguably why the empowered people who arenāt technically mutants like Spider-Man or The Hulk or the Fantastic Four end up getting powers instead of dying from things that even in comic books would generally kill ānormalā people despite their powers not coming from (actual) magic (ignoring that totem bullshit in Spider-man).
Of course, that gets into the never-ending trap of trying to apply realism to comic-books that go out of their way to eschew them, soā¦[/details]
Technically it could come up in the next X-Men movie given that Apocalypseās background in the comic books was/is heavily linked with the Celestials, but it likely wonāt, and thatās probably for the better given Foxās taint is on the X-men movies and Deadpool is mercifully devoid of said taint for the most part.
Wait. Are you seriously complaining the Hollywood did what it always does and went with Hollywood Ugly despite the fact that they already knew that a lot of people would be attracted to the movie sheerly for the fact that Ryan Reynolds is attractive on superficial level and Reynolds & co. had to push for this movie to having an R rating as it is?
Next Iām going to hear people complain that the sex scenes werenāt long enough and didnāt show enough nudity despite how prudish America is. I mean, sure, they could have made him uglier and I could even understand being at least somewhat disappointed in that, but you honestly shouldnāt be surprised they didnāt and I think itās unfair to count it as being a āpussyā move when even with the mask on a large part of marketing movie is knowing that itās (fuckable) Ryan Reynolds underneath the mask, to say nothing of aforementioned movie ratings risk.
Itās obvious they pick specific people. They have access to peopleās medical records when they really shouldnāt be able to. MAYBE they also check to make sure they really do have that dormant x-gene.
I donāt think they can show Apocalypse relation to the Celestials directly though, not with them having appeared in GoTG already (confirming that Marvel has the rights to them).
(To be honest, I doubt that Singer (?) even bothered with Apocalypseās connection to the Celestials and likely wouldnāt have bothered even if he could have gotten the rights to them.)
Iāll admit that the Celestials are quite obscure for people who donāt read comics, read comics casually or even just got into X-men ālateā (read: post-Decimation), but given utilizing said connection would take actual effort, which seems relatively anathema to the X-Men movie franchise in general outside most of X-2 and arguably Days of Future Past, I doubt any mention of the connection will show up. Itās not like it needs to anyway, at least as far as Deadpool is concerned.
Fox can still link him to other aliens they do have in their wheelhouse