I’ve been talking a lot about Wolverine here, but I’d be remiss if I also didn’t point out that Ryan Reynolds’ Wade Wilson is a big fan of Hugh Jackman the actor. (Image credit: 20th Century Fox) Meta Humor About Hugh Jackman Honestly, it doesn’t even need to be the exact suit design from The Wolverine, just so long as Hugh Jackman is wearing something closely modeled off of his character’s traditional comics duds. Unfortunately, that suit never resurfaced, but Deadpool 3 can finally deliver a a faithfully costumed Wolverine. The closest we came was in a deleted scene from 2013’s The Wolverine, in which Rina Fukushima’s Yukio gave Logan a case containing the yellow suit after the main story concluded.
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Once the film series entered its “First Class” era, the mutant heroes started wearing costumes more reminiscent of what they wore on the printed page, but in Wolverine’s case, we never saw him in action in anything resembling his classic yellow costume from the comics. In the X-Men’s case, rather than don colorful costumes in their battles against adversaries like Magneto and William Stryker, they instead outfitted with black leather numbers. The X-Men film series launched came out as a time when superhero movies were more of a novelty, and as such Hollywood wasn’t as willing to embrace certain staples of superhero comics. (Image credit: 20th Century Studios) Wolverine In His Classic Yellow Costume Moviegoers in the know, on the other hand, will get a kick out of the numerous jabs at Jackman’s first solo Wolverine outing. Again, obviously Wolverine will have no idea what Wade Wilson is talking about, because even if this is the “main” Wolverine, the aspect of his past was erased due to the events of X-Men: Days of Future Past (these timelines are so confusing).
Now that the Ryan Reynolds version of Deadpool we know and love is hanging out with Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, it’s only right that Deadpool 3 pack in as many jokes about X-Men Origins: Wolverine as possible.
Origins is one of the more critically-derided entries in the X-Men film series, so much so that at the end of Deadpool 2, the more faithfully-adapted Wade went back in time to murder Weapon XI right before the 2009 movie’s final battle, as well as tell Wolverine he’d be back one day to tell him to “get back on the saddle” and put the claws back on. However, aside from being a little quippy towards the beginning of the movie, this version of Wade was in no way faithful to the source material, as he was later turned into Weapon XI, a freakish monstrosity with numerous mutant abilities and a mouth sewn shut. We first saw Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds’ Wade Wilson share the screen in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. (Image credit: 20th Century Studios) All The Jokes About X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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