Did Ryan Reynolds Just Tease A New Deadpool Holiday Special?

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As a long-time Deadpool fan with years of experience following the Merc with a Mouth’s antics, I can’t help but feel the holiday spirit tingling down my spine! Ryan Reynolds‘ latest Instagram teaser has me suspecting that we might be getting a delightful dose of Christmas chaos in the form of a Deadpool holiday special.

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On Thursday, Ryan Reynolds shared an Instagram Story video of him dressed as Deadpool, with a hint of holiday cheer. The video was somewhat blurry, but it depicted Reynolds speaking to the camera on a movie set and peeking at a sleigh in the background. Fans connected this to Reynolds’ previous announcement of putting on the Deadpool suit again in October, leading them to speculate that a Deadpool holiday special might be coming soon.

This week’s video from Reynolds featured a festive filter, and the absence of sound suggested that Rufus Wainwright’s “Oh What a World” was playing in the background. The lack of clear details seemed purposeful, implying that Reynolds might be hinting at something while keeping things under wraps. Given the much-anticipated Christmas release of Once Upon a Deadpool in 2018, it’s reasonable to ponder if a fresh cut of Deadpool & Wolverine is on its way now.

Fans have been closely following Reynolds’ Instagram since October, as he shared a photo with Leslie Uggams from the set of Deadpool & Wolverine. With captions like “That was fun today” and “Got to see the stunning, iconic, unparalleled, @leslieuggams1,” it’s clear that Reynolds hinted at a fresh snapshot.

As a diehard fan, I couldn’t help but anticipate another installment of the dynamic duo, Deadpool and Wolverine. Just like before, my speculations pointed towards “Once Upon a Deadpool.” This film was essentially a rehash of “Deadpool 2,” albeit with the grisly scenes and profanity dialed down to secure a PG-13 rating. The movie introduced fresh elements through an innovative framing device – it depicted Deadpool narrating the story to actor Fred Savage, in a cheeky nod to “The Princess Bride.

Twice Upon a Deadpool?

If you’re following that schedule, it seems the timeline is slightly adjusted. Back in 2018, Marvel Studios announced a theatrical release for Deadpool in October, but they set a release date in November instead. However, since then, the film industry has undergone significant changes – primarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, delaying the reveal a bit more could potentially be a better move. Additionally, considering that Deadpool and Wolverine now play crucial roles within the MCU, the timing of their release might impact the larger narrative of the franchise as well.

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2024-11-22 02:40