You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. The immortal words of Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) in The Dark Knight ring true in so many cases, including comic book movie franchises. Deadpool was the new darling of genre just two years ago and now its sequel is being cut down by rumors of negative reactions at a recent test screening.
Outside of a few disgruntled fans, and I’m pretty sure I know the reason they might be upset, I don’t buy these rumors.
Link to rumours? So: You think it is testing just fine, because you don’t believe these supposed rumours? No actual evidence that it is testing just fine?
So to summarise: Stub article, with no evidence, put up to get as many clicks as possible, because this site is a shell of what it once was.
You have to click “Read The Full Story” for the full story. Superhero News just gathers news from around the internet, posts a short summary, and provides a link to the full source.
These two don’t have the first clue about journalism. And if you click on stories by Sean Gerber you’ll see why the best thing for Superhero News is not reading past the summary.
He is lying to you, the article says nothing about anything. The even blocked me from that site because they do not want fans spreading the truth about the crappy mcu to non fans who only love the mcu movies ;)
“I have a good guess as to what upset them. I have heard about something that happens in Deadpool 2, which I thought sounded rather brilliant, that may bother some fans.”
Pure speculation at this point. If Begley actually read this story instead of mouthing off at Trapdoor he’d know there’s no link for this either.
“It didn’t bother anyone I’ve heard from…”
This is what people who don’t live in reality say to defend things they know they can’t defend. This could be any number of people. one to infinity. Nor does it prove they actually saw the movie.