“Deadpool and Wolverine” is the first Marvel movie to be rated R. The franchise so far Disney We have carefully avoided all profanity and vulgar language so that subsequent parts of the superhero adventures can be rated PG-13, which has greatly expanded the target audience. This means that some material may not be suitable. children Under 13s could only watch them with parental permission. In practice, this meant that all swear words were strictly censored and it was calculated that, for example, two “s*it” words, or perhaps one “f*ck”, could appear by accident.
The first curse was pronounced in Marvel many years later. “Deadpool” is a roller coaster ride
It’s been a long time since the word “f*ck” was used in full in a Marvel movie. Only Chris Pratt achieved that in “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.” The final edit included a scene where he improvised the forbidden word. In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel , the actor said: “From what I understand, our director James Gunn spoke to Marvel President Kevin Feige. What he heard was, ‘Listen, you don’t want to be the guy who has the first bad word in his movie.’ And James said, ‘Don’t you know me? Of course I do.'” And that scene stuck.
Pratt’s excess has been recorded in the annals of pop culture, but with the release of “Deadpool and Wolverine,” Marvel’s first “f*ck” has faded a bit. Because in the latest film with Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in the lead roles, that popular curse has changed in every possible way. As Johnny Oleksinski helpfully calculated: New York PostIn the third part of the Deadpool adventure movie, this word was used 116 times. For comparison, in the second part, this number was 90.
In the third part of “Deadpool” there may not be a lot of nudity or close-up scenes, and the most exciting in nature is the scene in which Hugh Jackman shows off his inhuman torso muscles, but there is no shortage of other things and apart from the curses that are pleasing to the eyes and ears and not suitable for young children. There is, for example, excessive alcohol consumption, references to drug use, and throughout the movie “Deadpool and Wolverine”, apart from the dirty and joyful swearing, they exchange increasingly brutal blows, there are many open fractures, blood and plasma flow abundantly, and of course the bodies are dense. The opening credits are a display of direct violence, striking in its ingenuity and choreography, set to the classic pop song “Bye Bye” by NSYNC.
Does Deadpool and Wolverine Offend Religious Sensitivities?
The deaths are numerous and surprisingly well-crafted, and the fight scenes are more brutal than in the other two films. It may not be on the level of John Wick 4, but it’s not far off. The good folks at YouTube channel Dark Cinema have taken the trouble to tally up all the on-screen deaths in Deadpool 3. They’ve managed to come up with 77, a surprisingly high number considering what’s happening on screen. Users in the comments below the video with the tallies pointed out that if we also include the deaths mentioned in dialogue, not just the ones shown on screen, the number goes up to 81.
There’s also the issue of religious offense. YouTuber Mikayla Jade responded with regret and indignation to the dialogue jokes about Deadpool being “Marvel’s Jesus.” “This movie broke my heart. I cried during the screening and was completely traumatized afterwards,” she says on her channel, perhaps unaware that such issues had already been raised in the trailer. Jade also liked the scene where Wolverine is pinned to a large X symbol, which stands for the X-Men name and is a visual quote from the cover. Cartoon “Uncanny X-Men” from 1989. According to one religious YouTuber, this is a mockery of crucifixion.
“I have never felt such hurt regarding my faith while watching a movie. It hurts me so much that they think it’s okay, that so many people can watch it without feeling hurt, that it doesn’t affect them in any way. . . No way, and they probably think it’s funny,” the page says.Christian Post.com. According to Good, Christians should not support “billion-dollar companies like Marvel that want to make fun of Jesus.”
Deadpool & Wolverine. Viewership Record
Not all critics are happy with Deadpool and Wolverine. Suffice it to say that the film has a 79% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Positive reviews, while the second part received 84% and the first 85%. However, viewers liked the third part of the series and gave it a 96% rating. They also expressed their appreciation by buying movie tickets in large numbers.
The film grossed $211 million in its first weekend in the United States, giving it eighth place in the list of the highest-grossing premieres. The second weekend of the popular production was not bad either, with revenues in the US amounting to PLN 97 million. In total, Deadpool and Wolverine grossed $395 million in North America, and worldwide sales revenues are already $824 million. Thus, the production has already surpassed the results of the previous two parts, which after two weeks in theaters grossed PLN 783 and PLN 786 million. Moreover, the third “Deadpool” is already in third place in the list of the highest-grossing films in its age category. At the top of the platform is “Joker” with PLN 1.07 billion, and in second place is “Oppenheimer”, which brought its creators PLN 975 million. The rate may still change, “diverse” The new “Deadpool” is expected to cross the billion mark in a few days. So when someone asks Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman if it was worth it to go crazy, swear and shock so many viewers, they’ll undoubtedly say it was.
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