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Oh, and because it’s a hack-n-slash bonanza, we lose Domino’s big climactic action beat. Moreover, those interludes, which feature Deadpool reading a book of the movie to a kidnapped Fred Savage (in a set meant to resemble the childhood bedroom of The Princess Bride), constantly remind audiences that this is an R-rated movie cut down to a PG-13. There is almost no gore, certainly no sex or nudity, but there is plenty of profanity and copious (jestful) references to pedophilia. This “family-friendly” cut does serve as an interesting example of what the MPAA will or will not tolerate in terms of securing a PG-13 rating. And the edits make the sequences harder to follow. They pale in comparison to, for example, James Wan’s PG-13 punishing submarine fight sequence that opens Aquaman. Absent the R-rated gore, the fight scenes in Deadpool 2 feel lightweight and lacking in intensity. Think Patrick Hughes' The Expendables 3, which features all of the mayhem of the first two movies but without blood and gore that would make it into an R-rated movie. If Deadpool 2 were intended to be PG-13, I’d wager that the action scenes would have been constructed as such, presumably with the option of adding CGI blood in postproduction.
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First off, David Leitch’s complex action sequences are edited into a hyper-edited mess. Nonetheless, this version of the movie fails in that regard as well. Absent the interludes (more on that in a moment) which exist purely to entice repeat domestic viewership, Once Upon a Deadpool exists as a theoretical “What if Deadpool 2 were PG-13?” test run specifically for territories like China that might be inclined to play a less vulgar and violent version of the smash superhero franchise. That figure single-handedly pushed Venom past the $763m and $734m global totals of Deadpool and Deadpool 2, and I imagine Fox/Disney would like at least some of that money if possible. What do you guys think? Would you like to see Domino return for Deadpool 3? How about her own spinoff? Drop us a comment down below, and be sure to check out Beetz in gun-slinging form in Netflix's terrific The Harder The Fall.That major marketplace, which is going to become the biggest moviegoing marketplace in the world in the very near future, did play the PG-13 Venom to an estimated final gross of $270 million. Of course, Marvel Studios may have reached out to Beetz already and she's simply trying to keep it under wraps - but even if she hasn't heard anything yet, it doesn't sound like she has any intention of leaving this role behind! If Disney doesn't make it happen, I'll make it happen." I love her and so I would be more than happy to revisit her on camera. I've also wanted to be like, 'Maybe I could just do my own origin story.' I feel honored to have been able to depict her on screen and to have played with her, as her. "I would love to do a Deadpool 3, 4, 5, 7, 19. "I would love to revisit Domino," she tells. Ryan Reynolds is set to return as the Merc With a Mouth for a third Deadpool movie under the Marvel Studios banner, but we still don't know what the future holds in story for Domino.īeetz has expressed a desire to reprise the role in the past, and now sounds even more determined to suit-up as the character again. Zazie Beetz proved to be one of the many highlights of 2018's demented Deadpool sequel, and fans have been eager to see more of her take on Domino since.Ģ0th Century Fox clearly intended to continue the exceedingly lucky mutant's story in the now defunct X-Force and beyond, but those plans screeched to a halt when the studio's assets were acquired by Disney.