Ryan Reynolds Reveals Previously Unseen Clip of Deadpool and Wolverine, Originally Left Out
Ryan Reynolds Reveals Previously Unseen Clip of Deadpool and Wolverine, Originally Left Out
It's enticing to picture Ryan Reynolds owning an unusually solid reserve of discarded and secret behind-the-scenes cutscenes from Deadpool & Wolverine projects; some, he shared for the home release special features of Deadpool & Wolverine, others, he sprinkled into Marvel's recently launched "Assembled" documentary on Disney's platforms. But the well hasn't run dry yet, as he recently shared this entertaining little moment on his social media:
"An incomplete, half-prepared, semi-edited, and never-before-seen-for-a-valid-reason montage" (the soundtrack: Canadian rock band Nickleback) from Deadpool & Wolverine is worth the investment of a minute of your time, as the formidable duo treads through the Void's vast, limitless landscapes. There's an adventurous vibe to the sequence... or there would be, if Deadpool wasn't chattering non-stop in his distinctive manner.
Themes in this one-sided discussion include:
- The mystery surrounding Wolverine and Jean Grey
- The trailer for Matthew McConaughey's peculiar 2003 comedy Tiptoes—recently gaining viral attention due to McConaughey's appearance on the 2 Bears, 1 Cave comedy podcast and his alleged reaction to revisiting the trailer for the first time. (This joke's inclusion suggests at least some of Reynolds' voice-over riffing was recorded very recently.)
- Deadpool's pride in being an unreliable storyteller
- Thor shedding tears (still no explanation given)
- The significance of using premium hair pieces
There's also a sneak attack by piggybacking... and the affirmation that certain phrases sound better in an Australian accent. In other words, Deadpool being Deadpool, while also subtly hinting that fans can now stream the successful comedy on Disney+.
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