Yet once again we come to questions of the timeline, spurred on by Deadpool's own comments, although this time it's much more flippant. This would seem to resolutely confirm - as their different time period and backstories already suggested - the two Wades are indeed totally different people (despite the movie-star looks and quipping). Related: That Time Ryan Reynolds Tried To Make A Deadpool Movie BEFORE X-Men Origins have gone all out, actively killing the mistake. The stench still lingered when the first Deadpool released in 2016, leading to several jabs at Fox's expense - the sewed up mouth was mentioned and an action figure of the barely-Deadpool tossed aside - but this time Reynolds and co. The Origins 'interpretation' of Deadpool - credited as Reynolds, although played post-transformation by Scott Adkins - became immediately despised in 2009, completely undermining the character (even if the movie's end-credits scene did bring his fourth-wall breaking to life) and serving as a major blow to the hopes of a proper solo movie. Pool to come out and riddle the bastardization with bullets, explaining to Wolverine that he's fixing the timeline. We cut to stock footage of the infamous scene in X-Men Origins: Wolverine where the abused version of Deadpool - a 'pool' of powers with his mouth sewed up - shows down against Logan, only for the newer Mr. After rewriting Deadpool 2, Wade sets his sights on a movie that's in more desperate need of fixing.

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