Deadpool & Wolverine - 4K Digital

Love this movie. Great purchase. Funny.

Good movie, although the plot is a bit convoluted. Definately needed to see it twice. Cool to see some of the old school secondary heroes brought back like Blade. At least we finally got Wolverine in the yellow tights.

Love this movie. The DVD came wrapped in plastic so it was in great condition

"Deadpool & Wolverine": A Gloriously Chaotic Marvel Reunion"Deadpool & Wolverine" arrives with a bang, delivering exactly what fans have craved: a wild, irreverent, and utterly entertaining ride. This film is a potent shot of adrenaline for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, injecting it with the signature, fourth-wall-breaking chaos of Deadpool, and the gruff, iconic presence of Wolverine.Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's on-screen chemistry is electric. They play off each other perfectly, with Reynolds's trademark wit and Jackman's simmering intensity creating a dynamic that's both hilarious and compelling. The film doesn't shy away from its R-rating, delivering the expected dose of violence and edgy humor that Deadpool fans have come to expect.Here's a breakdown of key aspects:* The Dynamic Duo:* The core strength of this film is undoubtedly the interplay between Deadpool and Wolverine. Their contrasting personalities and styles create endless comedic and action-packed moments.* Meta-Humor and Fan Service:* "Deadpool & Wolverine" embraces its meta-narrative, with plenty of self-referential jokes and nods to the wider Marvel universe. The film is a love letter to fans, packed with cameos and Easter eggs that will generate enthusiastic reactions.* Action and Visuals:* The action sequences are well-choreographed and visually impressive, delivering the kind of high-octane thrills that superhero movies are known for.* MCU Integration:* The movie does a very good job of integrating the Deadpool franchise into the MCU, and it is a very fun ride.However, like any film, it's not without its potential drawbacks:* Some viewers might find the constant stream of meta-humor and fourth-wall breaks overwhelming.* The movie does rely heavily on fan service, so some viewers who are not well versed in marvel lore, may feel like they are missing out.Overall, "Deadpool & Wolverine" is a triumphant return for these beloved characters. It's a hilarious, action-packed, and thoroughly entertaining film that delivers on its promises. It's a must-see for Marvel fans, and a welcome jolt of energy for the MCU.

love the dead pool series of movies. they make fun of themselves and everything else

Third one so far. He swears he won't make another but I bet if they throw enough money at him he will be back. Same forth wall breaking goofy humor. If you like the first two then the third one may be the best.

Shawn Levy’s 2024 film “Deadpool & Wolverine” is the third film in the “Deadpool” trilogy, the fourteenth and final X-Men film in the Fox series that began with 2000’s “X-Men: The Movie,” and the thirty-fourth Marvel Cinematic Universe film. The film begins in 2018 where Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) uses the time device he stole from Cable to jump to the MCU, seeking to join the Avengers. After Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) denies his request, Wade returns to his universe and gives up, becoming a used-car salesman. This damages his friendships and his relationship with Vanessa (Morena Baccarin). Paradox (Matthew Macfadyen) from the Time Variance Authority shows up and tells Wade that he can join the MCU as his universe is doomed without its anchor being – Wolverine. Wade is unwilling to give up on his friends and family so he sets out in search of Wolverine, eventually dragging one back (Hugh Jackman). Unfortunately, Paradox sends them to the Void as seen in “Loki.” They encounter Johnny Storm (Chris Evans), Blade (Wesley Snipes), Elektra (Jennifer Garner), and more and must work to get Charles Xavier’s sister Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin) to send them back to Wade’s timeline before Paradox destroys it with a time ripper. The film serves as a finale to the Fox “X-Men” franchise as well as the other Fox/New Line Cinema Marvel movies from 1998-2019 including the Blade franchise, the Fantastic Four films, and both “Daredevil” and “Elektra.”This steelbook is a great way to add the film to one’s home media collection. Marvel released two different editions with this one featuring Deadpool as the focus of the cover art and another featuring Wolverine. Bonus features on the discs include a gag reel, deleted scenes, a look at Wolverine, the use of music by Madonna, an examination of practical effects, the other legacy characters, and more. There’s a reel of behind-the-scenes footage from the Fox/New Line Cinema films in the end credits that helps make this a nice coda to the previous franchises as well as a transition to the MCU for these characters. Great for those who collect physical media.

A great movie, but my least favorite of the three.