Summary

• Deadpool & Wolverine is packed with references to Fox and MCU characters, including a special nod to Scarlet Witch.
• Channing Tatum's Gambit cameo is a nod to a movie that was never made, which may confuse casual viewers.
• The movie is full of real-world references, from Deadpool's sarcastic remarks to Ryan Reynolds' family playing roles in the film.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Deadpool & Wolverine, is filled with ref🎃erences and inside jokes about🏅 the comic book world, the real world, and everything in between. Deadpool is known for making several jokes that reference the state of comic book movies and comic books, and this third entry in his series has the biggest number of them yet.

Most of these references are about the franchises formerly owned by 20th Century Fox, such as The Fantastic Four, Daredevil, and the X-Men. But there are plenty of other references to the MCU as well, since all these old movies are now t𒆙echnically part of the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse.

Spoilers for the Movie Ahead!

8 Statue Of The Scarlet Witch 💦

Is She Still Alive?

A lot of hidden details are just outside the focus of the lens, making fans wonder what each little piece could mean, but this one is front and center for just a few seconds. W💟hen Deadpool and Wolverine meet the other survivors in the Void, the place they are staying in has a stone carving of the Scarlet Witch, something the camera lingers on for a short moment.

There are plenty of references of established characters from the MCU in the Void, like the corpse of a gigantic Ant-Man used as a fortress by Cassandra Nova. But this one seems like it could be particularly important, leading fans to believe Wanda didn’t die in Multiverse of Madness, but was w🤡hisked away into the Void.

7 ܫ Channing Tatum’s🀅 Gambit

The One That Never Was

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Of all the cameos that appeared in Deadpool & Wolverine, the one only the most diehard fans will recognize is the Gambit played by Channing Tatum. Thiᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤♌⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚs might confuse more casual audiences since the actor never played the character on the big screen, since the one in X-Men Origins: Wolverine was played by Taylor Kitsch.

The reality is that Channing Tatum was going to play Gambit in his own standalone movie, but the project was canceled be🦄fore it could ever see the light. This is why the jokes surrounding Gambit are about a universe that was never given a chance to be born in the first place.

6 ✱ 🤪 Silent Buck

No Speaking Lines

The goal of Deadpool in the mov𝔉ie is to save his universe, since he wants to protect the nine people he loves the most. All these nine people are present during Deadpool’s birthday, and they are all recognizable characters from the past two Deadpool movies.

Buck might not be as recogniz♌able, but he did appear in the first two Deadpool movies as a mercenary friend of Wade. During the second movie, Wade is so taken aback by Buck’s dialogue that he decides that he won’t have aඣny more speaking lines, something referenced when Deadpool reminds Buck to stay silent.

5 Deadpool Meeting Hܫappy

It’s A Room Filled With References

When Deadpool meets🤪 with Happy🃏 Hogan inside the Avengers Compound, the room they are talking in has too many things to count referencing past movies. As the date suggests, this moment in time (March 14, 2018) is after Civil War but before the Thanos Snap, so the surrounding paraphernalia is all about the movies before that point.

The biggest things of note are the following:

• A picture with Tony Stark and Peter Parker (Peter is covered by a toy mask of Iron Man, a reference to the first Iron Man film).
• The Forbes magazine cover with Pepper Potts.
• The prototype shield of Captain America.
• Tony’s first reactor, with an inscription reading “proof that Tony Stark has a heart.”

4 Juggernaut✱s Helm

Why Does It Work Against Cassandra?

A big yet unexplained plot point in the movie is that, to🌳 beat Cassandra Nova, the gang of forgotten superheroes will need to use a helmet that can nullify her powers. With Magneto dead and his helmet destroyed, the only other head piece that can do the trick is the one worn by the Juggernaut.

The movie doesn’t explain why that helmet would work, since that property was never explained in the few depictions we’ve had of the character in the live action movies. In the comics, it works because the Juggernaut is Charles Xavier’s brother, so he wanted a hea𒊎dpiece that would protect him from his brother’s powers, so Deadpool & Wolverine make a small homage to the heritage these two characters have in their original incarnations.

3 ☂ The Stones On The Sling Ring

Blink And You’ll Miss Them

When Cassandra sends Deadpool and Wolverine through a portal to Earth-10005, she does so with a Sling Ring taken from the corpse of a Dr Strange Variant. These Sling Rings are🦩 very iconic in the MCU, since they allow travel throughout the universe by opening a simple portal… yet we’ve never seen them allow travel through the multiverse.

The Void seems to be the same one across all universes, so traveling from it to any꧅where would be a jump towards a differentꦯ multiverse.

This is easily explained by taking a closer look at Cassandra’s Sling Ring, since it seems to be embedded with pieces of two Infinity Stones, the Time and Reality ones in particular🌸. This seems to be wha🔯t allows the user to open a portal to anywhere, possibly any point in both time and space.

2 The Deadpool Famiℱly

Ryan Brought All The Reynolds

While Deadpool seems to end up with Vanessa once more at the end of the movie, the film still has room for the real-world partner of Ryan Reynolds. When the Deadpool Army arrives, the one playing Lady Deadpool (or at least doing the voice-over) is none other than Blake Lively, Reynold’s ꦕwife.

Even their two children have roles in the movie, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:playing Kidpool and Babypool. Nicepool even references the fact that Lady Deadpool has just had a child, h✤inting𝓰 early at the fact that the Deadpool role is something that is shared within the family in this film.

1 The 𝕴Many Real World References

These Are Not Just Jokes

We know that Deadpool likes to break the fourth wall (he simply can&rsqu🌳o;t help it), but he also uses a lot of sarcasm when interacting with other characters. When you don’t know the finer details of what Deadpool is talking about, you might think that eve🐻rything he says is sarcasm, but there are a few sneaky references thrown throughout.

We decided to include the best one in a single entry, and not all of them invol𓂃ve Deadpool alone:

• Deadpool talks about having an “extra bone” when watching Gossip Girl, referencing the show that most people remember Blake Lively from, Ryan Reynolds’ wife.
• Deadpool says that Wolverine has let himself go since the divorce, referencing the rather recent divorce between Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness.
• When Blade tells Deadpool he doesn’t like him, Deadpool answers “you never did,” referencing the turbulent relationship they had when sharing a set during Blade: Trinity.
• When Deadpool learns that Daredevil died, he tries to empathize with Elektra telling her that he’s sorry, but she coldly answers “it’s fine,” a clear reference to the end of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck’s relationship.
• When Blade exclaims that “there will only ever be one Blade,” the joke might have been that Blade is wrong, but now it sounds like Wesley Snipes is enjoying the fact that the new Blade movie is having a troubled production.