Ryan Reynolds

Is the Merc With a Mouth coming to Phase Five of the MCU?

People love mercs. Especially if they have mouths!

Is the new PG-13 rated cut of ‘Deadpool 2’ with all new scenes worth seeing?

The new cut of ‘Deadpool 2’ features Fred Savage recreating his role from the children’s classic ‘The Princess Bride.’

The new version of the film coming to theaters includes new scenes that weren’t even conceived until after the film first debuted.

Fox announced an untitled ‘Deadpool’ movie will be opening later this year… and it’s PG-13. What the heck is it?

Comics references, special cameos, and hidden Marvel Comics homages top our list of the best secrets in ‘Deadpool 2.’

Meet the rest of the X-Force in the final ‘Deadpool 2’ trailer.

Check out the Merc With the Mouth’s new team, including Domino, in the brand new trailer for the ‘Deadpool’ sequel!

When we heard this weekend that Tim Miller had quit the Deadpool sequel due to the all-too-common “creative differences,” we knew something had gone very, very wrong. Miller had clashed with the film’s star Ryan Reynolds, who had been lobbying to get his version of the merc with a mouth into theaters since even before his ill-fated attempt at the character in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Reynolds loves the character, and Miller managed to make fifteen times the budget of the first movie on its release. So what went wrong? Apparently, the clash that caused Miller to bow out of the sequel came about because two separate groups were campaigning for two entirely different movies.

The original Deadpool costume was padded with fake muscles. But when Ryan Reynolds showed up to play everyone’s favorite Merc With a Mouth, he had so many actual muscles, that the fake muscles looked ridiculous and made the costume too bulky. So the fake muscles were removed. That Reynolds dude is legitimately jacked. This is just one of the Deadpool facts in the latest installment of You Think You Know Movies!

X-Men: Apocalypse opened in the United States in May; after five weeks in theaters it’s starting to wind down its domestic theatrical run. (Last weekend it grossed an estimated $2.4 million on about 1600 screens.) But while the movie is slowly vanishing from theaters here, it’s yet to even open in certain international markets, including Japan. Over there, Apocalypse doesn’t debut until August, so the film’s promotional campaign continues in full force on that side of the Pacific. That includes this latest trailer, in which the star of Fox’s other (and far more financially successful) 2016 superhero movie shows up to promote his more famous colleagues.