After debuting in the much-maligned "X-Men," the character of Deadpool broke away from the team's movies and got his own movie, earning a lot of praise from critics and audiences. Both films were hugely successful, leading to anticipation for a third Deadpool movie. Reese and Paul Wernick talked about the latest developments in the film's script.
The copyright of the first two "Deadpool" movies was still in the Fox movies of the 20th century. At that time, this character had a lot of room for development. Fortunately, even though it was acquired by Disney , it has been confirmed that not only is Deadpool 3 in production, but the movie is also R-rated. Because Disney once tried to change two screenwriters for "Deadpool 3", but later found that it didn't work. As a result, the screenwriters of the first two films were invited to return. However, whether this movie will be integrated into the Marvel Universe is still a question mark. Fortunately, there are very good new developments in the script of this movie.
In an interview with Discussing Film, Litt Reese and Paul Wernick provided an update on the script. Reese explained that Disney was very "hands off and supportive" throughout the entire shoot, and that he and Wernick were allowed the freedom to develop their original vision and maintain the same tone as the original film. Overall, they said the experience was "a blast."
In response, the two writers said: "It's almost like putting on a cozy old sweater. Marvel has really given us support to maintain our tone and vision. They've been hands-off and supportive, but they Let's do what we want too. Really, it's fun that we're the mad scientists in the lab again. Deadpool is our favorite character and I think he'll always be the character that we connect with the most. Thanks for being able to write stories for him again. So it's been a blast. It's like going back to school again after summer vacation. "
It's all PG rated. Therefore, "Deadpool 3" can be a breakthrough for the Marvel Universe. Understandably, many fans are curious as to why Disney would allow Deadpool 3 to do this. But, at least from the script stage, Disney executives made concessions. Although Disney was initially reluctant to make PG-level changes, the "Deadpool" series has a huge fan base. Moreover, with the box office of R-rated movies like "Joker" exceeding 1 billion, Disney finally relented. After all, DC's "Joker" next door proved that the market for R-rated movies is also very huge.
It remains to be seen how Disney will respond to the release of Deadpool 3. After all, this movie will be very different from what many people expected from Disney. So, I'm curious how many heroes from the Marvel Universe will interact with Deadpool. Although the audience still has to wait a long time to see the film actually put into production. However, for Deadpool fans, I hope that "Deadpool 3" under Disney's control will not be a huge disappointment in the end.
