Summary

• Deadpool has evolved from a parody to a fan favorite, thanks to his humor and personality.
• Ryan Reynolds' dedication to the character has been crucial to the success of the Deadpool franchise.
• The movies in the Deadpool series vary in quality, with Deadpool 2 being a roller coaster of emotions and humor.

Deadpool is, without a doubt, one of the most hilarious characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, famous for his wall-breaking jokes and one-liners. He initially started out as a parody of Deathstroke from DC, but he has now managed to win the hearts of millions of fans with his lunatic personality and amazing humor. The Merc with a Mouth's journey from cameos and small features to his very own dedicated franchise is truly commendable.

Furthermore, Ryan Reynolds' amazing portrayal of Wade Wilson and his dedication to the project has played a major role in the success of Deadpool. Now, with the release of the latest film in the Deadpool Trilogy, let's look back at all the movies in the franchise.

The article contains major🐎 spoile🤡rs for all Deadpool films.

5 X-Men Origꦕins: Wolverine 𝓀

The X-Men Origins: Wolverine is not only the worst X-Men Movie of all time but also a bad Deadpool film. It is also Deadpool's cinematic debut film, and it did a bad job of introducing Wade Wilson. This is mainly because Deadpool, as portrayed in the film, has none of his characteristic features at all. There was little to no humor and absolutely no fourth wall-breaking dialogues, which he is famous for. The movie also did Wolverine pretty dirty, all thanks to the bad screenwriting.

However, Deadpool suffered the most as his character was completely altered fr𒆙om his comic version. While the opening is pretty decent, by the climax of the film, we see Deadpool with his Mouth sewn shut, which completely nullifies his merc with a mouth persona. He also had laser eyes and blades coming out of his hands.

Despite being an absolute mess, it still delivered a few good fighting scenes, especially the elevator scene where Wade deflects bullets with his swords, showing off his cool ability. Even Ryan Reynolds does not like the origin version of his character, which is especially evident from a scene in Deadpool 2, where he travels back to the scene where Wolverine fights the Merc with 'no' mouth and kills him before the battle begins.

4 ꧑ Once Upon A Deadpool

Once Upon A Deadpool is the PG13 version of Deadpool 2 and is more like a release for the holiday season. The problem, however, is that it's not exactly family-friendly. There's no doubt that the R-rated content has been toned down significantly, and the violent scenes have been replaced, but there are still a lot of double-meaning jokes used throughout the movie. It's quite perplexing why the movie was part of the Deadpool franchise in the first place.

T๊here is a Princess Bride-style narration added as well that includes an adult, Fred Savage, which is one of the few good things about this film. The rest, however, is all the same except for the R-rated content. The post-credits scene featuring a tribute to Stan Lee is a nice touch. Once Upon a Deadpool is fun✨ny, but is it the best Deadpool movie? No. You can still watch it if you are looking for some good laughs and are a die-hard fan of Deadpool.

3 🙈 ཧ Deadpool 2

Deadpool 2 is definitely a roller coaster ride filled with spectacular humor and emotional moments. The movie starts with a very suicidal ൩Deadpool, who lost the love of his life. The movie is filled with extremely fun cultural references that make it interesting throughout the very end. Despite an emotional plot, Deadpool 2 does not fail to deliver a lot of laughs. There are a couple of interesting character💎s introduced in the movie as well.

Wade finds himself protecting a teenage mutant, Russell, who is then targeted by Cable, a villain from the future. He then assembles a team as he knows that his abilities alone won't be enough against the dangerous enemy. The movie also features some interesting cameos as well, including Matt Damon as a Redneck and Brad Pitt as the Vanisher. The sequel to Deadpool is an entertaining one, and the fourth-wall-breaking moments are truly enjoyable.

2 Deadpool

After year꧅s of waiting, we finally got the very f♊irst Deadpool movie that accurately portrays what Deadpool is supposed to be. Very different from the version of himself that is shown in the origins, Deadpool 2016 does complete justice to our favorite Merc. Wade Wilson, as played by Ryan Reynolds, is a mercenary whose life gets crashed down when he finds that he has lethal cancer.

In an attempt to fight against the deadly disease, he takes on an offer from a stran✨ger and is taken to the laboratory, where he gets injected with mutant genes. However, Ajax, who runs the laboratory, subjects him to torturous experimentation, which leaves him with scars everywhere on his body. This is h🔜ow Deadpool came into existence, and with his new special abilities, he sets out on a hunt for Ajax.

The R-rated superhero film is one of a kind and is filled with a lot of humor and non-stop craziness. Also, the movie is a great parallel to all the seriousness we have to see in other comic book movie adaptations. There are a lot of violent as well as sexual scenes. We also get a Stan Lee cameo which is regarded highly as one of the b🍸est ones in all of the Marvel movies.

1 🙈 Deadpool And Wolverine

The most recent addition to the Deadpool franchise, Deadpool and Wolverine, is one of the most anticipated movies of all time. Deadpool is finally offered a spot in the Avengers by variance authority, represented by Mr. Paradox. However, he soon learns that his universe is on the brink of being wiped out of existence, and the only person who can save it is Wolverine. As he travels through the multiverse, he is finally able to recruit a variant of Wolverine. Both superheroes go up against the major antagonist, Cassandra Nova, who is Charles Xavier's evil twin.

Deadpool and Wolverine is definitely the best movie in the franchise and the perfect end to the Fox/Marvel era. The interactions between the two titular characters are truly entertaining, and the fight scenes, especially the one in the Honda Odyssey, are top-tier. The over-the-top violence and explicit jokes with the right timing are what make it unique and exceptional. A lot of familiar faces from the MCU make cameos in the movie as well, including Henry Cavill and Chris Evans, which is an extremely satisfying experience.