Fake or Not, These Deadpool Movie Posters Still Make Me Happy



They’re fake, of course, but don’t let that stop you from getting all giddy about a possible “Deadpool” movie anyway. Sure, it’s probably a false hope at this point, given that Ryan Reynolds has been attached to the film forever and he’s now way too busy with “Green Lantern” and a sequel
or two if that film should prove to be a hit, which it undoubtedly will be. (I honestly can’t see a “Green Lantern” movie not doing “Iron man” business, to tell you the truth).

So where does that leave a “Deadpool” movie starring Ryan Reynolds? As fake movie posters around Manhattan, apparently.

WUdn't care if its fake. but, I can't think of anyone else who has been capable of being supremely sarcastic (aside from RDJ, which is unfit for the role) and capable of breaking the fourth wall than Ryan can. Thank God he boarded into a jeep and went for the audition for Two guys, a Girl and A pizza place.

Actually, it would be interesting to see Ryan take on Hal Jordan. His serious side is quite nice (Just Friends is one of it). Its just like Adrien Brody in Predators. Which I still have yet to see.

Timing tak sesuai. Still broke as hell waiting for gaji to come.

I think i need to hurry before that one rains down on us. haha.

Robert Rodriguez in Talks to Direct Deadpool After All



The initial report  of Robert Rodriguez being somehow involved in a “Deadpool” movie surfaced last month, but the director and the studio denied them. Then last week over at Comic Con, Rodriguez confirmed that he had indeed been given the script by Fox, and was reading it, though he refused to say if he was considering the director’s chair. Now according to the LATimes, Rodriguez is, indeed, in negotiations to direct a “Deadpool” movie starring Ryan Reynolds.

The article says no deals are in place, but that the two sides are definitely “negotiating” for Rodriguez to direct the comic book movie, a sequel (of sorts) to Fox’s “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, though the character was said to have outgrown that movie, and will in fact move in a completely different direction as if “Wolverine” never happened. Which is not a bad idea, given what they did to poor Deadpool in that one. Imagine, sewing Deadpool’s mouth shut. What’s next, making Superman knock up Lois Lane with a super baby? Ridiculous.

Rodriguez still has yet another entry in the lucrative “Spy Kids” franchise (the fourth one) on his plate, a film he announced over at Comic Con. After that, though, he appears to be free, which means a “Deadpool” movie is definitely a possibility for the Austin-based director. Will he be a good fit for it? Who knows, but he certainly has the kinetic action stuff down.

Any objections?

I say BRING IT!

Owh don't la... I don't want a mexican guy as Deadpool (of course its close to impossible. )

Well, lets see how Avengers does it first. This won't come out anytime soon anyways.

Robert Rodriguez May Be Out As Deadpool Director

It looks like Robert Rodriguez  and his bandana may not direct “Deadpool” due to scheduling conflicts. Between hyping “Machete” and directing another installment of the “Spy Kids” franchise (something I’m far too excited about), the timing doesn’t look like it is going to work out.

Rodriguez told Deadline that:-

"he has read the “Deadpool” script and likes it, but his own obligations promoting “Machete” and then directing “Spy Kids 4” has made his participation tenuous. “They are trying to make a certain small window that’s going to be tough because of ‘Spy Kids’ . . . If they push it back, it would be a lot better for me.”

Star Ryan Reynolds
is also busy, and has signed on to appear in “Safe House” with Denzel Washington. That film is scheduled to begin shooting early next year, which just so happens to be when Fox wanted to start filming “Deadpool”. If the title character is unavailable, I imagine the studio will most likely have to delay the start of production.

Ryan Reynolds Talks Deadpool’s Emotional Filth, Shame Spiral



Anyone who has been exposed to Deadpool, the merc with a mouth in the comic book pages already knows that there’s more here than just another superhero movie. If there’s one thing Deadpool isn’t, it is just another superhero movie. In fact, I’m not even sure if you can call him a superhero. He’s kinda, well, morally challenged.

Ryan Reynolds
, who is still committed to playing the character (Fox has optimistically set a 2012 release date for the “Deadpool” movie), recently talked to the LATimes about the script, about the character, and what he calls Deadpool’s “shame spiral”. Sounds fun.



Reynolds goes on to describe the “Deadpool” script by “Zombieland” writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, the same script that Robert Rodriguez has already positively responded to, though it’s looking unlikely he’ll helm the movie given his busy schedule. But hey, there’s still a chance…



Reynolds also confirms what we already know, that the “Deadpool” movie will veer away from the character that showed up in the “Wolverine” movie, and the insane Deadpool will, when the need arises, break the fourth wall and talk directly to the audience.

So if you’re not familiar with the character, forget what you saw in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”. That wasn’t Deadpool. That was some sanitized version of Deadpool that Reynolds just had to play and prove that he could. Now that he’s proven he can, it’s time for the real Deadpool.

2012? Oh, if wishes came true…

Dear Ryan,

Please abandon all other movies that you have in line for next year. You have done Green Lantern and we're happy. Now you should move to this. We want the real Deadpool even when the one that we used to have in Origins is very tame of you. Way too tame.

Come on Ryan. You know you can do it. I know you can.

Regards,
Kyo.

Modern society! 

Ryan Reynolds Seems to Think he’ll Either Do R.I.P.D. or Deadpool, but Not Both

In which case, I got money that it’ll be “Deadpool”. Call it a hunch, or the fact that Reynolds has been talking up the role since forever, while “R.I.P.D.” has only recently come up. Then again, “R.I.PD.” already has itself a director, while “Deadpool” is flirting with Robert Rodriguez, so you can actually say that “R.I.P.D.” is further head in development…

In any case, here’s what Reynolds said about the two movies to IO9 while doing press for his new thriller “Buried”:



That last part is the soup bone quote: “But I think it would be more likely that only one of them gets made with me.”

Reynolds reiterates, though, that he won’t even be making that choice until he’s done with the comedy “The Change-up” and the action thriller “Safe House” with Denzel Washington as his follow-ups to “Green Lantern”.

It’s then that he starts working on either “R.I.P.D.” or “Deadpool”.

That is, unless “Green Lantern 2″ gets in the way first…

So, which one? He's packed!

The Deadpool Movie Script is Funny, Smart, Ultra Violent, and Will Give you Geek-Gasms



That’s all according to the boys over at CinemaBlend, who got their hands on  the latest draft of the movie by writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (of “Zombieland” fame). So what’s the verdict? “Deadpool” is so good, it has the potential to be the R-rated superhero movie version of “The Dark Knight”. That’s your friggin verdict right there, pal.

The review summarizes it up thusly:



The Deadpool Movie Script is Funny, Smart, Ultra Violent, and Will Give you Geek-Gasms
Comic Book Movie News, Deadpool Movie — By Nix on October 13, 2010 | Share7

That’s all according to the boys over at CinemaBlend, who got their hands on the latest draft of the movie by writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (of “Zombieland” fame). So what’s the verdict? “Deadpool” is so good, it has the potential to be the R-rated superhero movie version of “The Dark Knight”. That’s your friggin verdict right there, pal.

The review summarizes it up thusly:

What I’m getting at here is that this is a killer script and more than that, it’s a well-thought out story, which fills in every plot hole and solves every problem that could have been encountered with the character. I can’t imagine anyone doing this any better, and it’s a movie which deserves to be made the right way by the right people.

You can read the full review over at Cinemablend.

As good a script as Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick have written, it’ll still be up to Ryan Reynolds to keep this thing good. If Reynolds, for whatever reason, decides to walk away from the movie (you know, reasons like the gazillion other movies and franchises he’s probably being offered right now), then I can’t see a “Deadpool” movie getting made, much less staying faithful to this script and the character we’ve come to know and love from the comics.

My favorite part about the script? Its approach to Deadpool’s ridiculously bullshit appearance in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, which goes something like this:



How much do I want to see that in a movie? Very much, folks. Oh so very much.

Robert Rodriguez Out and Adam Berg in as Deadpool Director?



The latest news on the movie based on the merc with a mouth has Robert Rodriguez, the fanboy choice for director, once again leaving the project and a new candidate emerging to take his place. His name? Adam Berg.

“Adam Berg? Who the hell is Adam Berg?”

Good question. The LATimes has your answer:

   

Apparently both the producers of “Deadpool” and the man who would play Deadpool himself, Ryan Reynolds digs Berg’s work on “Carousel”, which was enough to make him the frontrunner to land the gig.

So what do you think, does the guy who directed the short below have what it takes to direct a “Deadpool” movie?