Les Toiles Héroïques Forum

“This new MCU version is ultra-secretive. There are a lot of surprises. Let’s just say a lot of people traveled to London.”

“When we were making the second one, Ryan was plotting back then. I remember him spilling that at lunch one day that he had started a conversation with Hugh. I remember saying, ‘People are going to flip out!’ Then the studio got sold to Disney and a lot of other stuff happened. But, of course, Ryan followed through because it was dream casting.”

Leading the Visual Development team here at Marvel Studios on the upcoming film DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE was a big deal to me for so many reasons. One big reason being that, as some of you may know, I started my career as a comic book artist. And the guy who gave me my 1st job was none other than Deadpool creator himself @robliefeld I’ll definitely have more to say once the film comes out. I can’t wait! For now check out and preorder THIS book that showcases the concept designs and ideas my amazing team & I (& so many other amazing artists from the other departments) came up with for this film! MARVEL STUDIOS’ DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE: THE ART OF THE MOVIE comes out THIS October!

Note: Not final cover art BUT it does showcase my concept design of Deadpool I did

[clip shown at CinemaCon] “I didn’t want to show 90 seconds, I didn’t want to show a sizzle reel. We wanted to show a taste of the movie. We wanted to do it without spoilers.”

“Yeah, it was a lot of set-up, it was a lot of first act type storytelling, but the fact that those scenes, which aren’t even near our funniest or our most insane, those jokes, and those moments played the way they did today, that was pretty thrilling.”

“I was standing in the dark side of the theater with Kevin [Feige], and we had smiles on our faces seeing the way it was received.”

[not a direct sequel] “Well, the truth is, I think your answer is in the question, which is if you make the kinds of movies I make, you are listening to the audience. I’m not making small films for my own satisfaction in a room alone, I’m making it to connect to the biggest audience possible. We have had some early screenings that were extremely, extremely promising.”

“I wouldn’t say that there were any big surprises, but you feel where the pace wants to tighten, you feel where you can afford to slow down and have a deeper, more durable character moment. And at the end of the day, as I think we’ve said, it’s very much a Deadpool movie, but this is not Deadpool 3. This is Deadpool & Wolverine, and it is singular because of that.”

[the popcorn bucket] “[It] might be one of the greatest strokes of genius that Ryan Reynolds has had on this movie, and you’ll just have to wait and see.”

Yehuda a écrit:PS: il se pourrait qu'on ait le second trailer dans le courant des 3 prochaines semaines

Karak a écrit:Faux, c'est demain :

"I was a good student in school. I'll do my homework as an adult. But I am definitely not looking to do homework when I go to the movies."

"I very much made this film with certainly a healthy respect and gratitude towards the rabid fan base that has peak fluency in the mythology and lore of these characters and this world.".

"But I didn't want to presume that. This movie is built for entertainment, with no obligation to come prepared with prior research."