One of the things I was looking forward to seeing most in Deadpool 2 was the X-Force team in action! We got to see a little action from all of them in the trailers, but if you saw the movie, you know that things did play out the way we thought they would. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, I get into some spoiler territory as the director and writers of the film discuss how they handled these characters.
Earlier this week Josh Brolinconfirmed that Deadpool 2 was going through some reshoots. Then there were a bunch of reports that the test screenings for the film didn’t go over with audiences very well and that there were some big story problems. One person even said that the movie is an “Alien 3 blunder”.
Fans speculated that the reason for the reshoots was to fix these story problems. Well, today we have a conflicting report. According to Collider‘s Steve Weintraub, the reshoots are being done to add more of Cable and Domino (Zazie Beetz) to the film because the characters got a lot of positive reception from audiences during the test screenings. That’s right, apparently, the test screenings weren’t as bad as they were made out to be by some people:
Production continues on the upcoming Deadpool 2 and star Ryan Reynolds has taken to Twitter to reveal a new photo from the film offering our first look at Zazie Beetz (Atlanta) as the luck-manipulating mutant, Domino! Check it out in the gallery below!
Series star and producer Ryan Reynolds has taken to Twitter to dispel a rumor and make an announcement of his own by revealing that Zazie Beetz has joined the cast of Deadpool 2 as Domino! Domino’s mutant ability allows her to manipulate probability in her favor, making her a lethal mercenary just like Wade Wilson. Continue reading
With Deadpool 2 now in the works, rumors and speculations abound on which superheroes will be joining the Merc with a Mouth and the actors who will be playing them. The biggest discussion right now, of course, concerns gun-toting, time-travelling Cable, a role that several actors are already being considered, and even campaigned, for. Continue reading
