New Trailer and Posters Released for Marvel’s ‘Deadpool, Wolverine’



Excitement Builds as Official Trailer for “Deadpool & Wolverine” Released

Marvel Studios is slowly ramping up anticipation for the upcoming release of “Deadpool & Wolverine” by dropping an official trailer for the much-awaited film.

The trailer kicks off with Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine ordering a drink at a bar, only to be interrupted by Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool who begins a recruitment pitch. A humorous exchange ensues between the two characters as Wolverine’s attempt to extend his adamantium claws falls short, leading to some playful banter from Deadpool.

Deadpool seeks Wolverine’s help to save his universe, but when the mutant declines, Deadpool resorts to taunting him. The trailer introduces Matthew Macfadyen’s Paradox from the Time Variance Authority, revealing a dark past for the Wolverine Deadpool encounters.

Action-packed scenes follow as Deadpool and Wolverine engage in intense combat near the remnants of the 20th Century Fox logo. The trailer teases the involvement of Cassandra Nova, played by Emma Corrin, showcasing her formidable powers against Wolverine.

Fan-favorite elements from the Marvel Cinematic Universe make appearances, including Ant-Man’s giant remains, Red Skull’s retrofitted Hydra Schmidt Coupe Grau with an Iron Man logo, and more exciting clips.

Both Deadpool and Wolverine gear up for battle with the rallying cry, “Let’s f***in’ go!” The trailer hints at a portal created by a sorcerer as the two characters prepare to embark on an epic journey.

The trailer concludes with Leslie Uggams’ Blind Al humorously referencing cocaine, prompting Wade Wilson out of the Deadpool costume to jest about Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige’s disapproval.

Accompanying the trailer release are two striking movie posters featuring Deadpool and Wolverine reflecting in each other’s blades. Returning cast members from the “Deadpool” franchise include Morena Baccarin, Brianna Hildebrand, Karan Soni, and others.

Expectations are high for the mid-July release of “Deadpool & Wolverine,” set to be the only MCU feature film hitting theaters in 2024.

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