#Fox Marvel Universe

[byler-is-endgame7]

i love how charles and erik’s relationship trope is strangers to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers to enemies to lovers

[postercollector1975]

X-Men Days Of Future Past

The Header From a DVD Shipper

20th Century Fox

[at1r1-p4rk3r]

Wolverine resting peacefully after Logan: ...

Not this mf 7 years later, using Wolverine's corpse to kill some agents trying to arrest him:

We love ya Deadpool

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

There’s a Variety article I read today that summarizes how I felt about “Deadpool and Wolverine”. It’s a movie that was made by a genuine Marvel fan, from the fanservice to the disses.

The fanservice in this movie feels like it’s targeting the fans that are really into Marvel. Of course, you have yellow suit Wolverine. But there are references that casual fans probably wouldn’t understand, like Channing Tatum playing Gambit, the Wolverine crucifix, and Henry Cavill Wolverine.

The disses in the movie feel like they also came from a Marvel fan. When Wade says stuff like, “You joined at a low point” and “You’ll be playing this role till you’re 90”, those are the kind of jabs that the fanbase would make. Think of it like this. A hater would probably say something along the lines of superhero movies are the death of cinema, or that we should be watching A24 over anything Marvel related. You know, surface level criticisms. A fan would make digs that they could only do if they’ve been following the universe for a long period of time.

For example, I’m a fan, and I know I’ve made jokes in the past about the whitewashing in Doctor Strange. Or that Agents of SHIELD is better than anything in the main movies. Or that the Netflix Marvel shows were so poorly organized that they failed to properly build up to the Defenders miniseries. Or that the people behind the Fox X-Men movies don’t know how to make a good story without Wolverine. Those are critiques, but I could only make those critiques if I’m a genuine fan who consumes this material.

That’s why I like how Variety described Deadpool as if he was a Marvel fanboy. Because he is! He spends a great deal of the movie fanboying over Captain America and Thor, he views the Avengers as the gold standard of what it means to be a hero, he jokes at the expense of Fox and Disney, and he winks at the audience when he knows that the next scene is something that the Marvel fanbase would truly love. Again, the movie is a love letter to Marvel and the Marvel fanbase and it shows.

[expelliarmus-percabeth]

I don't care that deadpool and wolverine isn't the next citizen kane because it isn't trying to be. deadpool and wolverine is a movie that is purely wholeheartedly and unabashedly 100% fanservice that literally only got made because hugh jackman thought "I really want to see these two interact" and ryan reynolds said aw hell yes. the plot is secondary; if you go into the movie focusing on story beats and plot holes and camera angles you're not going to enjoy it very much - this was a movie made purely by fans for fans (and i love that hugh jackman and ryan reynolds clearly had as much fun making it as people did watching it!). in an mcu where every show and movie and plotline has to be tied up in some ridiculously epic "saving the world" grand scheme with stakes that they keep trying to make higher and higher each time it is so REFRESHING to see a movie that doesn't bother with all that. deadpool and wolverine came here to HAVE FUN. i'm so glad this movie got made

[mannyblacque]

Me watching the end credits montage of Deadpool and Wolverine. It really has been a great ride, hasn't it.

🎶🎵I hope you had the time of your life🎵🎶

[velvet4510]

Notice in the MCU:

Wanda falls in love with someone who helps her contextualize her grief and pain and view it in a more peaceful and positive light - which is exactly how her mutant father fell in love with her stepfather.

Vision at one point sits contemplatively in front of a chess set - the very game that his father-in-law and stepfather-in-law love to play.

Billy and Tommy escape death-by-disintegration when Billy transfers their consciousnesses into empty bodies - just as their step-grandpa once did.

Even across universes, the parallels manifest.

[cleabellanov]

I do actually get insane when the actors adore the relationship between their characters. Like that’s * THE * best bonus we could ask for

I am, of course, talking about Cherik. It’s an art.

Like, we’re all aware the actors love their characters as much as their fans do. And although it’s years ago that all of it was happening, I think the release of Deadpool and Wolverine reignited some very strong flames and flashbacks in this fandom (that. end credits. montage.)

So yeah I just love it when

James and Michael talking about their characters literally raising a child together

James and Michael talk about their characters

Calling the relationship of Magneto and Proffesor X a “love story” because it is

All the times they’re just flirting with each other

(just one EARLY example)

Lines with double meanings and admitting it with no filter

This iconic interview when they talked about fanfiction and fan art like YES GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT

Casually talking about a * Cherik * (emphasis on the ship name) spin-off when they just go “around the world looking for obscure fish”.

And many more, because the chemistry between the actors (Ian and Patrick too obviously) never ceased to be there at the heart of it all.

It makes me wonder what other actors ( cough cough Tom and Owen) would say if they were allowed to, like if disney let them out of the basement for example hahah ☺️ (don’t worry I know they’re doing their best) In any case, I guess we’ll never know…?

What I know, at least, is that X-men as movies and an era are laudable thank you very much

[sanvcnblvd]

I have a headcanon that there is an AU where Henry Fox is the Scarlet Witch.

The story being that Henry is an accomplished magic user, and having worked, and trained (and fell in love) with Alex—who is that universe’s Sorcerer Supreme—he learned about the Darkhold.

After the death of his father, Arthur Fox, he felt like a part of himself was gone forever. However with the Darkhold, he can use dark magic to find another universe where he can speak to his father again.

Anyways, i’m obsessed with the MCU, and love Scarlet Witch in particular, and I have a hyperfixation with Taylor Zakhar Perez and grey streaks in his hair like Dr. Strange.

[marvelmisstress7]

Not me crying during the Deadpool and Wolverine credits when the played the tribute to the older movies 😭 Not me absolutely sobbing because OG XMen was one of my first hyperfixations and I was so in love with Rouge and Wolverine that I shaped my personality around them 🥺🥺🥺

[postercollector1975]

X2 X-Men United

18x25 Poster

2003 Best Buy Promotional Poster

20th Century Fox

[at1r1-p4rk3r]

Do we think "Bye Bye Bye" by *NSYNC will be remembered for anything else in a few years?

And just for future reference, I mean this entirely as a joke. *NSYNC, no offense at all.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

I read the one joke that Disney asked to be cut out of Deadpool & Wolverine. Yeah, I get the reason for the cut. And honestly, I don’t think the movie would be missing much if it kept the joke in. They already did a “we can’t afford another X-Man?” joke in the other Deadpool movies. It’s not a bad cut, that’s what I’m saying.

Unlike…you know…the Hawkeye show cutting out Clint’s childhood backstory which paralleled Kate’s story…

[planetplaytion]

Lowkey died, but I have a bunch of new drawings for you guys as well as a new commissions sheet!!

If you are interested, I now have a commission request google form :)

Here's the link!

I'll be posting a bunch more, I think I'm finding the balance between work and I'm finally not burnt out on drawing so!

[mcudc616]

Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and Shawn Levy behind the scenes of Deadpool and Wolverine. || via: marvel studios tiktok (📸 by: guy aroch)