Yaaaaaaaaaay~

Too bad that movies that feature predominant amounts of Ryan Reynolds suck.

I think Ryan Reynolds Deadpool look, is just fine.
I see nothing wrong with it.
Obviously, he would propably look really gay, if they tried to do the comic look, and make him a suit/costume, like spider-man.
So I dont see what all the fuss is about.
Reynold is in Great shape and DEADPOOL looks bad-ass.

I'm glad there's more Deadpool, but I have to admit I'm also pretty disappointed about the lack of mask and facial disfiguration.

I think Ryan Reynolds Deadpool look, is just fine.
I see nothing wrong with it.
Obviously, he would propably look really gay, if they tried to do the comic look, and make him a suit/costume, like spider-man.
So I dont see what all the fuss is about.
Reynold is in Great shape and DEADPOOL looks bad-ass.

I take it that Deadpool won't be horribly disfigured either?

I think Ryan Reynolds Deadpool look, is just fine.
I see nothing wrong with it.
Obviously, he would propably look really gay, if they tried to do the comic look, and make him a suit/costume, like spider-man.
So I dont see what all the fuss is about.
Reynold is in Great shape and DEADPOOL looks bad-ass.

He'll probably wind up being disfigured by the end of the flick. I approximate that there will be some battle between him (in mask) with either Wolverine or someone else toward the end of the movie. They introduce him sans mask as a plot development thing so we can "relate" and "understand" him better, later, when he's difigured. Remember Batman Begins and how Bruce Wayne went without a mask for the first hour of the movie? Yeah. Same deal.

And I am so surprised that no one is talking about Gambit. Us dorks have been bitching about having him in the X-Men movies since the very first one and now that we finally got him (with a decent actor and looks correct to the comics - minus the black and red eyes) all we can talk about is Ryan Reynolds in some sleeveless t-shirt and/or vest. I'm not complaining, I'm just surprised is all.

So here is somthing from the movie that just blew my mind

The guy that was the leader of the mercs from the ship last season of lost...is playing the blob in this movie. And he was also in Smoking Aces as one of the three borthers that were insane, with that tattoos and mohawk, so somehow a comedian who is pretty ripped is playing a big fat carnie?

Reynold's movies don't suck. He and Biel were great in Blade Trinity (I thought it was Snipes who sucked), he was funny in Van Wilder and Just Friends, and he is pretty ripped, so I think between he'd make a great merc with the mouth.

Reynolds is best when cast in the Total-Douche-Bag roles.

Ryan Reynolds trying to play a nice (or even humanly civil) character is kind of like Pam Anderson trying to play a virginal wallflower.

The only problem I have here is that it looks like they plucked Reynolds wholesale right outta Blade 3. Same weapons, same general outfit, same overall look.

I won't be able to watch this movie without thinking "Any second, Wesley Snipes is going to step outta jail, and right into this scene."

Did someone just use the word "great" in the same sentence as Blade Trinity. Must be a typo or somebody took grandmas meds again.

Rumor has it Deadpool will be disfigured during the movie. I think Ryan Reynolds is an excellent choice for Deadpool. He does smartass so well.

I was kinda pulling for him as the Flash.

DEADPOOL!!!!

*tear of joy* I love it when people listen...

But is the katana alumninum?

DEEEEEEAAAAAAADDDDDDDPOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!

He'll probably wind up being disfigured by the end of the flick.

He can be seen, bald, disfigured and beating up on Wolverine, in a brief clip towards the end of the trailer.

I would rather have seen him as Fletch in "Fletch Won" for a reboot of the series based more closely on the books.

Blade: Trinity was shit. Biel and Reynolds' characters were incredibly effective against what are supposed to be the most lethal predators on the planet. Remember when vampires were supposed to be scary, like in the first two Blade films? Reynolds is going toe-to-toe with Grimwood, who with his vampiric strength should have been able to rip Reynolds in half without breaking a sweat.

And Biel likes to fight while listening to her Ipod. Wow, what a rebel.

If Snipes was so bad in the film it was because he realized what a smelly turd of a movie he had signed himself onto. Considering where he is now it certainly did not do his career any good.

looks like its going to be a great movie however, Wolverine didnt storm the beaches he was in the 1st Canadian Para Battalion, he should have been jumping into Normandy in Canadian uniform. There was no problem before showing him wearing Canadian Forces tags before whats the problem now. Considering also that the Weapon X program was run by Canadian Governments department K. Just a sticking point but this seems to be the site for nerdic ramblings so I thought I would throw my 2 cents in. Still looking forward to the movie though.

Could be the director/producers think the public can't handle a non-American hero having the spotlight. Frankly I was shocked V For Vendetta took place in London.

It reminds me of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen when they added Tom Sawyer. Why? Apparently 'Cause Americans can't handle all those foreign accents.

More proof of that way of thinking: Where is the new Akira movie taking place? Manhatten. Who is the hero? An American. The new Dragonball movie has a white guy with an American accent in the lead. The new Chun Li movie might have a woman who is half Chinese, but I had to be told that 'cause she sure looks Caucasian to me.

Okay, rant over.

Every time someone brings up live action Deadpool, I have to remind myself that he wasn't scarred when he worked for Weapon X. (Although he never actually worked for Weapon X, if memory serves, but whatever.) It's tough, though, because Reynolds looks so goddamn ridiculous that I want to go into full blown nerd rage and smother him with his ridiculous t-shirt.

Were vampires supposed to be scary in the first two Blade movies? I forgot that when Blade kills thirty of them in about six seconds in the intro of the first one. Vampires were harder to kill in Buffy.

And note Reynolds has shaved in this film, something he failed to do in Trinity or in Amityville Horror, not that he doesn't rock the uneven beard growth look.

At least it is believable when Blade does it; the guy is armed with silver and has "all their strengths with none of their weaknesses". All Ryan Reynolds had was a grating smart ass attitude.

Woohoo, thanks for the big blown up picture of Deadpool! Total hotness.