He was rewarded with a cameo in the first film ... perceived shortcomings as an artist: he can't draw feet. Long before the movie came out, the "Deadpool & Wolverine" trailers revealed a scene ...

Where did Disney draw the line? What did they say no to ... My son was way too young to watch the first Deadpool movies when they came out, but now he’s 15 and in the target audience.

By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer Deadpool & Wolverine is the first R-rated movie released ... proving that a superhero pic could draw big crowds despite the restrictive rating.

Deadpool & Wolverine is the first R-rated movie ever released by Disney, Marvel or otherwise. Disney CEO chief Bob Iger indicated from the get-go when the merger closed that the franchise wasn’t ...

This is a reference to the first Deadpool film, which opens with a credits sequence ... probably couldn’t draw feet. When Deadpool gets pinned to the ground during his battle with Wolverine ...

Disney acquired 21st Century Fox several years ago, and this film is the first one to fully mesh the mutantverse with the MCU. “Deadpool & Wolverine is Disney’s opportunity to transition ...

Deadpool is living up to his self-appointed moniker as Marvel Jesus. Disney’s comic book sequel “Deadpool & Wolverine” has generated $1.086 billion at the global box office after 23 days of ...

Deadpool & Wolverine was screened at SDCC, with a bulk of the cast showing up on the first official night of the fanboy confab. The film’s $200 million production cost accounts for the start and ...