#and also ryan reynolds

[mischievous-thunder]

You never can tell which fics on Ao3 are actually written by Wade

[jay-wasstuff]

Logan: trauma dumps Wade:

[watmalik]

Does it ever drive you crazy...

...Just how fast the night changes?

 Going out tonight, changes into something red//We're only getting older baby.

[brainrotcharacters]

"I walked away. They called after me and I walked away. I always do."

[kendyroy]

i love them sooooo much

[iwasbored777]

Help this is so funny who wrote this 😭😭😭

[deadpoolya]

if I had a nickel for every time marvel studios released a project about a fourth wall breaking superhero with their love interest appearing in yellow suit for the first time on screen and the final scene of that project is a family dinner where the love interest is wearing a gray plaid shirt i'd have two nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.

[castielsprostate]

wade listens to so much 90s/00s/10s pop it drives logan INSANE. he's blasting gwen steffani and beyonce in the early mornings, he plugs in the aux to one direction and nsync, he puts on the most ghastly house remixes when cleaning. but to logan that's not the worst part, the worst part is that he starts enjoying it. he starts humming some of the songs when making coffee in the morning before wade is conscious, he taps his fingers on the steering wheel along to the beat in the car, he even picks "call me maybe" during their weekly karaoke night.

wade just smiles fondly and gently

[dirbenaffleck]

RYAN REYNOLDS & BRANDON SKLENAR IT ENDS WITH US PROMOTIONS ‧ 2024

[hellamorte]

the way logan nudges wade to talk to vanessa believing that he is still in love with her... believing he's never got a chance and he is just. not right for wade. he's broken and traumatised, just started to heal, and wade deserves someone better. there is no drama, just quiet acceptance. these were the ground rules: wade is doing this for his friends, for vanessa, and who is he to ask for more? wade gave him the whole world, a chance to start anew. he is not worthy of more. wade is here, wade is alive, and that is enough.

[mischievous-thunder]

What's their relationship like?

[jay-wasstuff]

[watmalik]

Logan defending Wade from his brother and then deviating the conversation to save his ass? Oh, yeah.

[superm4ks]

max's best drive ever?

Not just Max's, but 1 of the best drives in the history of the sport, definitely 1 of the finest ever driven on the intermediate tire. The way he made those tires perform on a wet resurfaced track where theres no mercy found in the white line, no rubber to build on, no drs, no easy overtake, just better cornering, that natural ability to take turns as if the racing line was drawn in front of him that is so his and so so devastating. People watch Austria and Mexico and c recklessness where theres only strength, control and complete lack of fear. In races like todays tho, u get to admire those same hands command the same respect without any room for doubt that he knows, in fact, what hes doing. Any advantage the machines may provide will dwindle and nearly dissipate because in conditions like todays it truly comes down to who knows better. And Max knew better from the moment the lights turned green. I think six cars before the main straight, dispatched, turned to nothing. When conditions worsened and race control began to play wid outcomes he not only endured, he thrived. While others began to pit he trusted himself to stay out, and he wasnt the only one but he was the 1 who did it best. 8 years ago, Max went and found grip everywhere else, and today, in the same circuit, where there was literally no grip to be found, he simply found the better line. He read the race like his favorite book while others could barely color within the shapes. It was somewhat insane to watch tbh, that disparity between racers, not only found in overtakes like on Oscar and Esteban, so crucial and so similar in the way he just knew how to position the car to catch them completely off guard, but also like, the pace alone, the relentless onslaught of perfect lap after perfect lap, 9 consecutive I think, 17 in total. This was a drive that nearly eclipsed 2023, first shades of last year without Newey in the pit wall, in a car that did so badly in Mexico it was getting outpaced by an Haas in its strongest tire. He didnt just come out from p17, he came out of a 20 second penalty, a 5 second penalty during a delayed VSC, an hammer to his quali chances for a late red flag, community service for swearing, shameless questioning of his driving, his wheel, his credibility as a champion, not just his racing but his character, too. I think its the context of all that that rlly makes the best drive of his career so far, because this was his best possible answer, and the only one that matters. p17 to p1 wid a 20 second lead. Some will reminisce about Senna, some will notice that early corner entry and admit Schumacher himself wud have struggled even a few times, the other legend on track whos as good in the wet didnt have the setup nor the confidence to show it, but I think today was a result only Max Verstappen cud have accomplished

[brainrotcharacters]

"found your new anchor being"

"and we're doing just fine, you piece of shit"

[lizajane2]

I was scrolling through Tiktok as one does and came across a vid from a woman saying how it was wrong of Ryan to want to be in control of creative decisions over Deadpool... girly, here's the thing, Deadpool being introduced to the MCU never would've been a thing had it not been FOR Ryan. He's been passionate about the character from the beginning, even leaked (you can't convince me he wasn't the one who did it) test footage in 2014 when Fox said "nah nobody wants that" when it was in fact the opposite. Looking at you Tom Rothman.

Ryan fought tooth and nail to get Deadpool off the ground, he was the one who made things happen. But then you're gonna back up your claim even more because TJ Miller left too? Whatever that man says, I take it with a grain of salt, especially with his sexual assault allegations.

I'm not even gonna mention the atrocity that is Wade Wilson in X-Men Origins: Wolverine... actually no wait, I am. You wanna know what Ryan did after that ridiculous Hollywood writing? To make sure that Deadpool was going to be released, he wasn't paid for his performance and it allowed Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick to write and work on set alongside him. Not to mention, Ryan's film production company, Maximum Effort, collaborated on the marketing campaign for the first two Deadpool movies. You think he shouldn't have creative control? I absolutely believe he should.