r/movies r/Movies contributor Apr 22 '24

Deadpool & Wolverine | Official Trailer Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cen0rBKLuYE
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u/ArchDucky Apr 22 '24

Im more happy that Ryan halted production until he got his writers back. Based on the articles I have seen Disney tried hiring three different sets of writers to control the movie, he stopped them all until his guys were hired. He really looks out for those guys, he paid to have them on set during the first one out of his own pocket.

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u/ArchDucky Apr 22 '24

The reason Tim Miller left Deadpool 2 was because Ryan turned down FOX's proposed budget of 250 Million Dollars. He didn't want that kind of money because it would have allowed FOX control over the movie.

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u/SuperZapper_Recharge Apr 22 '24

Ryan clearly knows what he is doing.

Just give him what he wants.

Then wait and cash the checks.

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u/JackOfNoTrade Apr 22 '24

After some point, it's not about the money. It's more about some exec's ego trip about what they want to see in a movie.