Deadpool and Wolverine The film was a huge box office success, grossing $211 million in its opening weekend, making it the sixth-highest opening weekend of all time and the biggest R-rated film. Many have claimed it to be a major return to form for the Marvel Cinematic Universe after the box office disappointment of 2011. Wonderspoor performance Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumaniaand the disastrous reviews of Secret invasionIn fact, the idea that the MCU was in trouble was a bit of an exaggeration given that all three of their 2022 films were in the top ten grossing films of the year, but Deadpool and Wolverine It seems to have won over the fans.
Deadpool and Wolverine The film treads very familiar ground, and much of the fan praise for it seems to ignore that the MCU has already done something similar in tone and form and done it better. This is, of course, What's up: Lawyer. What's up: Lawyer The series aired for nine episodes in 2022, and despite the reviews and bombshell, it received critical acclaim from critics and some prominent fans. The character of She-Hulk and the series were heavily criticized for many of the same things Deadpool and Wolverine He does something and gets a lot of praise. Is it as simple as Deadpool and Wolverine Is it working a little better, or is there something else going on here?
She-Hulk faces a harsher trial than Deadpool.
On the surface, She-Hulk and Deadpool seem like two different worlds, but the two characters have a lot in common. The biggest thing they have in common is that both characters break the fourth wall, Talking to the audience and realizing that they are fictional charactersWhile She-Hulk first appeared in 1979, the first time she broke the fourth wall and addressed the reader was a decade later, in 1989. This was two years before Deadpool made his Marvel Comics debut. However, Deadpool has become more well-known as the character who broke the fourth wall.
This also applies to their abilities in the film. She-Hulk and Deadpool only gain the ability to break the fourth wall after they gain their superpowers. The Marvel Cinematic Universe uses She-Hulk's ability to break the fourth wall as an expression of her inner monologue, and aside from a quick glance from the Hulk, no one in the universe knows she's doing it. Meanwhile, Deadpool breaks the wall to communicate with the audience as an internal monologue and a way to tell jokes, yet the other characters are only partially aware of it.
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It has been said that She-Hulk's ability to break the fourth wall, especially in the season finale where she changed the ending, “broke” the Marvel Cinematic Universe and made no sense.Fans were divided. However, no one seemed to have a problem with Deadpool breaking the fourth wall within the MCU. No one even objected to Deadpool breaking the fourth wall in Fox's X-Men universe, and instead, the film and character were praised for breaking the reality of those films.
Both Deadpool and She-Hulk are also characters who are open about their sexual orientation. dead pool He maintains that he is open and free regarding his sexuality; he constantly flirts with Wolverine and other male characters. What's up: Lawyer The series follows Jennifer Walters, who has dating problems. She has three partners in the series, who lead An outspoken minority who mocks her.In a way, the series gets ahead of the rest by making these people the villains of the series, However, Deadpool is warmly accepted as a quirky and silly hero.It seems like Deadpool got more passes than She-Hulk.
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She-Hulk's jokes about the MCU seemed more appropriate, while Deadpool's jokes seemed more appeasing.
What's up: Lawyer And Deadpool and Wolverine There are plenty of jokes to be had in the MCU. It’s strange how shocked people seemed to be that Disney and Marvel allowed Deadpool to make such snarky jokes about them when She-Hulk had used the same bold approach just two years earlier, but without the need for swear words or easy sex jokes to get past the Disney machine. However, as it stands now, Both use their hero's fourth-wall-breaking abilities to crack jokes and comment on the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe..
What's up: Lawyer In the final episode, Jennifer Walters, fed up with the show's plots, breaks the fourth wall and goes into “viewer reality” and confronts the show's writers and Kevin, an AI who represents Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige. The final episode is filled with some great jokes about the larger MCU, with Kevin saying that his algorithm makes “near-perfect” products, commenting on how some viewers prefer certain movies over others, and poking fun at critics who say that all MCU movies are the same.
She-Hulk breaks many MCU story conventions, like how they all end the same way with a big fight in the third act. It doesn't just do that. What's up: Lawyer Comment on this, it breaks the mold by making its ending really a lawyer giving a closing argument.She-Hulk even parodies the contrived magic-blood plot that Marvel Studios unironically implemented in Secret Invasion the following year. What's up: LawyerMary Luther King jokes aren't just common criticisms of the MCU, they do something different.
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Deadpool and WolverineOn the other hand, there's the issue of Deadpool attacking MCU conventions while participating in them. The line “Hello MCU, you're entering a bit of a bad phase” feels like a joke commenting on the recent state of the MCU, but it also feels like a cheap shot because it doesn't specifically say what it means or what posts it's criticizing. It feels less like commenting on a real criticism and more like repeating a talking point.Doesn't that also make it Deadpool and Wolverine Part of that low point?
Even Deadpool's comment about being tired of the multiverse and getting out of control is at odds with the film itself, which revels in the multiverse aspects that allow for the return of fan-favorite characters. What's up: Lawyer It poked fun at the MCU formula and gave a new kind of ending, Deadpool and Wolverine He comments on MCU conventions and thinks that's enough to justify indulging in those same tropes..
Dancing with double standards
The main difference between how audiences interact with She-Hulk and Deadpool, and especially how one is given more of a chance than the other, is in their dance scenes. What's up: LawyerIn the third episode of “The People vs. Emil Blonsky,” the mid-credits scene shows She-Hulk dancing with Megan the Stallion, as the two dance to the singer's hit song “Body.” This clip became a lightning rod for a certain group of fans of the film, as it showed how far the Marvel Cinematic Universe had fallen by allowing this scene to exist and making the franchise a complete joke.
This is in sharp contrast to Deadpool and WolverineThe opening credits of the film start with Deadpool killing a whole bunch of TVA agents using Wolverine's remains to the tune of NSYNC's song “Bye Bye Bye”. The opening credits also feature Deadpool performing his famous dance moves from the hit music video. The scene was praised, and within days, NSYNC's official YouTube channel renamed the song's video to “*NSYNC – Bye Bye Bye (Official Video from Deadpool and Wolverine).”
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Deadpool and Wolverine “Bye Bye Bye” has the advantage of being seen now as a nostalgic song, as it is 24 years old (it was released the same year that Hugh Jackman first appeared as Wolverine in X manWhile fans might have reacted very poorly to the popular boy band in the 2000 superhero movie, over time, Nostalgia makes people more willing to accept things they hated at the time they were released.As some have noted, Deadpool and WolverineBig reveals get cheers from the audience instead of boos like they did in the mid-2000s.
If we're being honest, there's no apparent difference between Deadpool's and She-Hulk's dance moves. They're both fun little scenes that give insight into the character's comedic nature and fit his persona in the comics and movies. If there wasn't a good reason, She-Hulk's disdain would have been even more frustrating. What's up: Lawyer It is classified as disgusting, while Deadpool and Wolverine It gets funny. Boys are allowed to make jokes, but women do the same, and are unfairly criticized.
