Deadpool 2

[Bullseye]

The way I look at this is DP is RR baby. It's his vision of the character that everyone loved in the last movie. While Miller has to be given credit RR is the driving force behind this franchise.

[MrJones]

Originally Posted by Bullseye

The way I look at this is DP is RR baby. It's his vision of the character that everyone loved in the last movie. While Miller has to be given credit RR is the driving force behind this franchise.

Very valid. This fact I forgot and it is reassuring.

[Vracula]

DP is useless without RR. Give him what he wants ,he has fighting tooth and nail for this movie for how many years? #teamreynolds

[Luminous]

Originally Posted by Bullseye

The way I look at this is DP is RR baby. It's his vision of the character that everyone loved in the last movie. While Miller has to be given credit RR is the driving force behind this franchise.

Completely agree. It's unfortunate they won't be collaborating any longer considering what they achieved together, but this movie wouldn't exist without Ryan Reynolds. I say he's earned the keys to this franchise.

[Spideristic]

At this point it's natural for fans to pick sides and Reynolds embodies the character through and through. There is no other actor we can imagine who would do the character justice the way RR did.

And the sequel will happen without Tim Miller, whether it works tonally needs to the seen. Sequels perform better when the audience is given something new while retaining its familiarity, it's a tough balancing act.

If Miller was trying to explore the character in new ways and Reynolds wanted it to be the same, it might work for some while it will feel like a retread for others.

I was bummed out when Edgar Wright left Ant-Man, but Peyton Reed did a fantastic job and it was one of my favourite movies of 2015. So I hope the new director succeeds in the same way.

Though some acknowledge Miller's contribution, Umberto's and these other tweets are right that some fans are too quick to dismiss Miller's crucial role in the first film.

[Spideristic]

Double post

[Matches Malone]

Originally Posted by Spideristic

At this point it's natural for fans to pick sides and Reynolds embodies the character through and through. There is no other actor we can imagine who would do the character justice the way RR did.

And the sequel will happen without Tim Miller, whether it works tonally needs to the seen. Sequels perform better when the audience is given something new while retaining its familiarity, it's a tough balancing act.

If Miller was trying to explore the character in new ways and Reynolds wanted it to be the same, it might work for some while it will feel like a retread for others.

I was bummed out when Edgar Wright left Ant-Man, but Peyton Reed did a fantastic job and it was one of my favourite movies of 2015. So I hope the new director succeeds in the same way.

Though some acknowledge Miller's contribution, Umberto's and these other tweets are right that some fans are too quick to dismiss Miller's crucial role in the first film.

I agree with all of this. Also Deadpool would have never seen the light of day, or at least the fully realized version we saw, had Miller not done a bunch of the special effects work pro bono.

DP was a passion project for both parties and ultimately it is a detriment that they parted ways. Given their journey together, I honestly shudder at how great the conflict was to drive them apart.

[Vracula]

I agree must have been preety messy. Considering how big of a sucess it was u wpuld think that would actually bring them closer. But no friendships survive money and lawyers.

[moon_knight1971]

Sam Raimi or Kevin Smith as directors

[SNIKT]

Disappointed to hear this. Thought the director did a fantastic job. Hopefully the second will be on par and looking forward to seeing who's playing cable