The ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ trailer starring Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds debuted on Monday night, and it has already broken records.
The trailer for the third installment of the Deadpool franchise has broken a surprising milestone that is higher than the total number of films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)—a daring move that has fans talking.
Everyone’s favorite foul-mouthed Merc will enter the MCU in true fashion, with profanity, violence, R-rated humor, and references to cocaine, as the much-anticipated teaser revealed. The most notable aspect of the clip is its unprecedentedly high amount of profanity—a first for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Along with other colorful language, the 2.39-minute teaser breaks the previous record set by “Deadpool 2” and the “Deadpool” red band trailer by saying the “F-word” six times.
It’s officially the most swear-filled trailer in Marvel history, covering everything from Netflix’s Marvel series to the Fox X-Men universe, according to reports.
This achievement breaks the previous record held by none other than Deadpool, demonstrating Wade Wilson and Wolverine’s superiority in R-rated Marvel entertainment.
Although Hugh’s ‘Logan’ was among the first MCU movies to receive a ‘R’ rating, this marks the first instance in which Wolverine has been shown using profanity on screen. Logan is heard urging Wade to “f**k off” in the trailer. Aside from that, the popular expression “Let’s f****** go!” has become popular on social media, with followers using the hashtag #LFG to express their enthusiasm.
Fans of Deadpool might not be shocked by the profanity, but it is a change from the MCU’s custom of historically refraining from using explicit language. But “Guardians of the Galaxy” was an uncommon outlier.
A revolutionary turn in the history of the MCU is marked by the teaser featuring Deadpool and Wolverine, which suggests a daring new approach for the cherished series. The two characters that appear together on screen in the movie are anticipated to reunite in “Avengers: Secret Wars,” although an official announcement has not yet been made.
In “Deadpool and Wolverine,” Hugh Jackman makes a comeback as Wolverine, almost seven years after he put down his claws in the 2017 smash hit “Logan.” Ryan Reynolds plays Deadpool once more.
The movie is scheduled to open in theaters on July 26, 2024.