1. Deadpool (2016) (Film) - TV Tropes
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Deadpool is a 2016 superhero action comedy film based on the Marvel Comics character Deadpool, directed by Tim Miller, in his directorial debut and written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick. As with all other 20th Century Fox comic book movies, …
2. Deadpool & Wolverine (Film) - TV Tropes
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Spoilers for all preceding entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the X-Men Film Series will remain unmarked! You Have Been Warned! Deadpool & Wolverine is a 2024 superhero/science fiction/action comedy film, simultaneously serving as …
3. Deadpool (film) | The True Tropes Wiki - Fandom
Post Modernism: Deadpool's Medium Awareness lets him manipulate the film from inside in ways that range from simply moving the camera away from something he ...
Deadpool is a 2016 superhero black comedy film in the X-Men Cinematic Universe, with Ryan Reynolds returning as Wade Wilson/Deadpool. It is the first R-rated film in the franchise. It was a critical and financial success at the box office, with the film getting a Golden Globe nomination for Best Comedy Film. It received two sequels: one in 2018 with Reynolds returning, and a 2024 one named Deadpool & Wolverine where, as the title says, Hugh Jackman retakes his iconic Wolverine role to be Reynold
4. Deadpool - All The Tropes
Heya, true believing Troper! This is me, Deadpool, aka The Merc with the Mouth, The Regenerating Degenerate, and The Crimson Comedian. I'm a Marvel Comics ...
Heya, true believing Troper! This is me, Deadpool, aka The Merc with the Mouth, The Regenerating Degenerate, and The Crimson Comedian. I'm a Marvel Comics mercenary...
5. Deadpool (film) | Tropedia | Fandom
... Deadpool, HELL BENT on getting back at Francis for the horrors inflicted on him. . . Tropes used in Deadpool (film) include: Action Girl: Ellie aka ...
Deadpool is a 2016 superhero black comedy film in the X-Men Cinematic Universe, with Ryan Reynolds returning as Wade Wilson/Deadpool. It is the first R-rated film in the franchise. It was a critical and financial success at the box office, with the film getting a Golden Globe nomination for Best Comedy Film. It received two sequels: one in 2018 with Reynolds returning, and a 2024 one named Deadpool & Wolverine where, as the title says, Hugh Jackman retakes his iconic Wolverine role to be Reynold
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8. What Deadpool Can Teach Us About Consumer Insights (No, Really)
Deadpool delights (and is delightful) in poking fun at typical action tropes. Being subversive helps it stand out. So it is in our world where having a ...
Jun 14, 2018 — Sometimes we draw inspiration from unlikely sources and the superficial, the light, and the playful can smack more sense into us than the weighty, the intellectual, and the studied.
9. Deadpool - (TV Genres) - Vocab, Definition, Explanations | Fiveable
Deadpool is a fictional antihero character from Marvel Comics known for his irreverent humor, breaking the fourth wall, and satirical take on superhero tropes.
Deadpool is a fictional antihero character from Marvel Comics known for his irreverent humor, breaking the fourth wall, and satirical take on superhero tropes. He embodies elements of parody and satire, making him a unique figure in the comic book genre, often critiquing other superhero narratives while entertaining audiences with his chaotic antics.
10. Deadpool 2 and “Fridging,” explained - Vox
May 24, 2018 · The term was created in 1999 to point out how lazy writers and creators can be when creating female characters. The term was one part of a ...
Deadpool 2’s Women in Refrigerators controversy shows superhero movies still have a long way to go.
