Tag: Wolverine
Marvel’s Wolverine Gets New Directors
The best there is at what he does may be getting better. During a PlayStation Showcase in 2021, Sony announced Marvel’s Wolverine, a video game from Insomniac, the studio behind Marvel’s Spider-Man and its sequel and spin-off. And just like those Spidey games, Sweet Baby Inc. – the woke DEI c...
Read MoreDeadpool & Wolverine Director Shawn Levy Hints at MCU’s Future
Now that the Deadpool & Wolverine party is over – in that everyone and their mother has seen this film by now (well, almost; I’m waiting for one of my friends to see it tomorrow so we can finally talk about it) – the after-party can begin, and for Marvel, that means talking about what hap...
Read MoreGuardian Writer Thinks Deadpool & Wolverine Isn’t Gay Enough
When you saw Deadpool & Wolverine this weekend (if you did, but based on the money this film made, it’s a fair assumption that you did), did you wish it had more gay stuff in it? Yeah, I didn’t think so, but a writer for the British newspaper The Guardian did. This fellow has a whole artic...
Read MoreMarvel Comics Capitalizes on Deadpool & Wolverine Success by Replacing Deadpool With a Girl
Deadpool & Wolverine is an even bigger hit than everyone thought it would be, which Odin explained in detail. This is the biggest win for Marvel in quite a while, not only because of the opening but because this movie will likely continue to make money, as its A Cinemascore suggests audiences a...
Read MoreDeadpool and Wolverine are Coming to Disney Parks
Deadpool & Wolverine is currently saving Disney at the box office (temporarily, at least), and now, its titular heroes are trying to do the same for Disney Parks. Deadpool and his new friend Wolverine – although Logan may take issue with the term – are taking Disneyland by storm, making the...
Read MoreREVIEW: Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
There’s a reason Marvel sold Deadpool & Wolverine on the premise and the cameos; those and the humor are the strongest parts of the movie, the rest of which sits on a rickety plot, bland villains, and character work that comes way too late to have the impact it should. But it’s fun – oh b...
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