Ryan Reynolds is celebrating a decade of his superhero film Deadpool. He has shared a humourous video too. While the official 10th anniversary remains a year away, Reynolds‘ post marks the first time ...

Speaking with Andrew Garfield on Variety Studio's Actors on Actors, Reynolds talked about how he views Deadpool as more of a supporting character now. He states, “If he comes back, it’s gonna be in ...

It's been 10 years since the first Deadpool movie started filming, and, to mark the occasion, Ryan Reynolds has posted the weirdest Marvel movie marathon ever to Twitter. "A decade really zips by.

“Stranger Things” will not return for its final season for a while longer, but you can certainly fill the Sadie Sink-sized hole in your screens with “O’Dessa.” And in this project, you ...

The first Deadpool movie was directed by Tim Miller. It hit theaters in February 2016 and quickly became a massive hit, raking in over $750 million at the global box office. It became the highest ...

Between the narrative tension between each person, Soderbergh’s fast-tempo editing, and his soft-focus cinematography using wide-angle lenses and rapidly shifting focus within scenes, the movie ...

An American man on death row was dubbed the 'Deadpool Killer' because he shared his name with the Marvel superhero. 30-year-old Florida man Wade Wilson gained notoriety when he was arrested for ...

This trilogy is touting that it’s going to be bringing the anime run to an end, and if all 66 chapters are adapted we could be seeing 22 chapters a movie (or a likely better balance between the ...

Understandably, the topic of their respective MCU futures came up during interviews, starting with Deadpool 2 star Zazie Beetz. She played Domino in the 2018 movie and her take on the mutant was ...

Watching “Flow” in the theater is a wonderfully immersive experience where the spectacle of the movie’s visuals are on full display. On a big screen, you can lose yourself in the animation ...

A classic clone-comedy cavalcade ensues. The film’s tone is slapstick dystopian, like a Harold Lloyd movie written by Philip K. Dick, and its star would be playing both a doofus and a psycho ...