Imitating Marvel Studios, Deadpool also races to tell about 10 years of creating the cinematic universe

Although currently, Deadpool 2 debuted in cinemas in many countries around the world and received many compliments from the audience. However, the “muddy” mercenary continued to work hard to promote the film with his “dirty” propaganda videos. In addition to using tricks: introducing Canadian tourism, apologizing to David Beckham or even dragging the “Red Devils” MU team into the game. When you see Marvel Studios celebrating 10 years of history, he continued to imitate and make a video about the difficulties in creating a “Cinematic Universe Deadpool” mine.
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Fans Marvel You must also know that in order to create an empire as powerful as it is today, Marvel Studios It’s been over a decade of hard work. Since Iron Man First released in 2008, Marvel has gradually created the most powerful cinematic universe in Hollywood. But Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) said that to have the success like today, he also struggled no less. He suddenly became serious today and began to talk about his journey.
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Starting from 2008, the idea for the movie Deadpool was formed, but now the “fever” Iron Man is so powerful that it is overlooked. By 2009, Deadpool appeared in X-Men: Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) continued filming Green Lantern. However, this seemed to be the stage he wanted to forget. The period from 2011 to 2014 was consistently rejected by Fox. Not until the preview footage of Deadpool leaked online and received a lot of positive feedback Fox just agreed to make a movie. Thanks to that, finally the first act of Deadpool was launched in 2016 and opened up a new universe, clearing the way for the success of Deadpool 2 this year (2018).
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In the words of the “talkative” mutant, over the course of a decade, Act 1 has been a resounding success and satisfied the simplest of expectations. Deadpool thinks that if people told him back in the day that there were only two movies that made the cinematic universe, he thought it was crazy. He thinks that with just a good cast, normal effects that don’t cost a lot, and a few low-level X-Men, they still have such a good start. It is important that more terrible things have been “hidden” for the second act, to continue to bring the audience endless joy when stepping into the theater.​

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