All articles tagged with #deadpool
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has become the highest-grossing R-rated film ever, reaching about $1.352 billion globally and surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine; it opened with a $123.5 million domestic debut and has risen to Nolan's top-grossing title, ahead of The Dark Knight Rises.
Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom headlines a fresh Avengers: Doomsday trailer, which debuted at Comic-Con and then went public at D23; the footage includes a Deadpool-offscreen whisper cameo and a broader, star-studded MCU/X‑Men lineup, with a December 18, 2026 release.
Ryan Reynolds surprised Comic-Con attendees by sneaking into the Marvel Studios presentation in a gray Deadpool suit with no handlers or security, wandering the floor incognito and taking selfies; he later posted a video confirming the stunt and hinting at future Deadpool material featuring deep cuts from the comics.
Ryan Reynolds surprised fans at San Diego Comic-Con by appearing in Deadpool costume and posting a behind‑the‑scenes video, thanking attendees for their unwavering devotion; he marks a decade since the first film, notes Deadpool & Wolverine has racked up about $1.3B globally, and confirms Deadpool 4 is in development with more to come.
Marvel used San Diego Comic-Con to showcase exclusive footage from Avengers: Doomsday, including Doctor Doom seated on a golden throne amid green energies and a destroyed city, with Reed Richards and others confronting Doom; a possible Deadpool cameo is teased, and the Russo brothers say additional photography could be done as the December 18 release looms with a star-studded cast.
Ryan Reynolds crashed Marvel’s San Diego Comic-Con panel as Deadpool in a gray suit, flirting with the Avengers: Doomsday cast and joking about a last‑minute role, fueling fan speculation though no official confirmation has been made.
Ryan Reynolds revealed at Fanatics Fest 2026 that a new Deadpool movie is in early development at Marvel Studios, with Reynolds returning to star but no writer or director attached yet, following the blockbuster performance of Deadpool & Wolverine.
Ryan Reynolds says there will eventually be another Deadpool movie, likely exploring deep cuts from the comics; he’s begun writing material but says he won’t center the Merc with the Mouth again, instead treating him as a supporting character, and he has downplayed rumors of Avengers or other crossovers with Doomsday, with no release timeline announced.
Ryan Reynolds teased a new Deadpool movie at Fanatics Fest 2026, following the box-office success of 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine, but offered no concrete details on plot, solo vs. ensemble status, or cast.
Ryan Reynolds teased that a new Deadpool film is in the works and will closely draw from the comics with “a few really deep cuts.” While no official release date has been announced, he name-checked writers Fabian Nicieza and Gerry Duggan, hinted at potential MCU appearances, and suggested Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine is almost certain to return. The remarks, made at Fanatics Fest, point to Deadpool 4 being on the horizon, possibly alongside or after Avengers-related projects, though official confirmation is still pending.
Ryan Reynolds says Deadpool won’t be the solo focus of future projects and will return as a supporting character in the MCU. He’s written material for a comeback, but there’s no plan for a standalone Deadpool 4. Reynolds notes Deadpool thrives best in group settings and may continue to defy being fully centered, with the character’s arc aiming to remain outside the main spotlight.
Marvel Rivals Version 20260326 introduces a balance patch: Deadpool’s mobility is slightly reduced with a 0.5s cooldown on Bunny Bounce, Bunny Hop, and Healing Hop after a refresh; Elsa Bloodstone’s base health drops from 275 to 250; White Fox receives multiple buffs including full Spirit Tail on respawn, Spectral Surge healing (50), Spirit Sanctuary heal reduction (70→50) with the shield now providing 20/s HoT to nearby allies, and Blessed by the Nine during Kumiho Unleashed no longer costs White Fox health but gains a 2s cooldown.
Marvel Rivals has announced the winners of its S6 Content Incentive Event, celebrating Deadpool's chaotic energy and the community's creative submissions. The winners are listed in an accompanying image; winners will be contacted by email by March 31, and prizes will be distributed by April 15, with possible delays due to logistics. For questions, contact [email protected].
Marvel Rivals Season 6 introduces Deadpool as the first hero able to take any of the three roles with a swap option at selection, and launches a Night at the Museum-themed battle pass. The base pass costs 990 Lattice (~$10) and includes 10 skins plus MVP animations, emotes, and sprays; a premium version costs 2,100 Lattice (~$21) and adds Chrono Tokens, token boosts, plus items like Units and Unstable Molecules, with 600 Lattice included in the premium bundle. The season also adds notable skins such as Bucky (Winter Soldier), Vampire Slayer (Blade), Black Panther, Storm, Moon Knight’s King of Clubs, and Human Torch’s Jack of Hearts, with several card-themed skins expected in the in-game shop.
Deadpool is joining NetEase’s online shooter Marvel Rivals, arriving Feb. 16 with a versatile kit that can switch him between tank, DPS, and healer and even pull a comic-book moment mid‑match. The Season 6 update, Night at the Museum, starts Jan. 16, adding more content and fixes as Deadpool’s unpredictable gameplay looms on the horizon. The piece notes Marvel Rivals’ growth and a prior round of layoffs at NetEase, underscoring Deadpool as a standout, much-anticipated addition to the roster.