[PELÍCULA] Deadpool - The Movie

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Hablando del gran Rob, os dejo a este monstruo capaz de sorprendernos a cada cosa que hace como...

ENTINTAR Hawk & DOve mientras CONDUCE!!!!

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Manda cojones Mr. Liedfeld
-----Agregado el 7/2/2012 a las 05 : 46 : 52-----
Concho!!! con tanta Liefilada se me olvidadba realmente lo que queria poner. DEADPOOL SIGUE VIVO y lo mejor con el unico actor hecho para el, y el UNICO personaje hecho para este actor Mr. Ryan Reinolds

Ryan Reynolds Updates Deadpool Progress; Rating Could Be a Factor

Besides X-Men producer Lauren Shuler Donner admitting last September that a Deadpool movie was still in the works and would "redeem" the character from his appearance in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, the most recent update about the movie came when Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld teased a few weeks ago that he "may or may not" have seen eight minutes of "blow your mind" test footage from Deadpool.
The latest update about the movie's progress comes from actor Ryan Reynolds, who is attached to play the character once Fox decides to move forward. In an interview with MTV, Reynolds said that Deadpool is only a matter of "budget and time."

If it comes together the way it should, which is rated R and a little bit outside of the box, then yeah, for sure [I'm hopeful Deadpool comes together]. The script is there, everything just comes down to budget and time.

Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick wrote the script for Deadpool, with visual effects guru Tim Miller hired to direct. Reynolds would not admit whether he took part in the test footage, but his comment about an R rating stood out as curious. Our feeling is that Fox probably wants the movie to be PG-13, and it would seem that Miller, Donner, and certainly Reynolds are waiting for Fox to OK an R rating.
Would a PG-13 rating ruin the effectiveness of a Deadpool movie? Donner said last September that Deadpool would be "violent, and outrageous, and funny" — all possible in a PG-13 movie. Sylvester Stallone recently made that very point about the PG-13 rating of the upcoming Expendables 2, calling the sequel the "Barbeque of Grand scale Ass Bashing" that "will not leave anyone hungry." That's Stallone's way of saying the sequel will be "violent and outrageous and funny."
Even Hugh Jackman has admitted that a PG-13 rating was possible for the upcoming non-sequel sequel of The Wolverine so as to not exclude the character's younger fans. Expectations on The Wolverine are huge, and if The Wolverine can't get an R rating, then Deadpool doesn't stand a chance either.
Of course, Deadpool would also require Reynolds' status as a leading man to improve after last summer's Green Lantern and The Change-Up failed to live up to box office expectations and turn Reynolds into a bonafide movie star. Safe House, which opens this Friday, and R.I.P.D., which opens in the summer of 2013, could finally accomplish that and convince Fox that Reynolds is viable enough for a big budget Deadpool that has an R rating.

Apparently Deadpool is Still Alive and Will Shoot in 2012 with Ryan Reynolds

Or at least, that’s the going rumor courtesy of a site called the Geek Files (h/t reader Mike).
According to them, sources indicate that “Deadpool”, a movie adaptation of the comic book character that previously appeared in 2009′s ill-conceived “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (then played by Ryan Reynolds), might be rolling before cameras sometime in 2012, about the same time that Fox finally gets “The Wolverine” with Hugh Jackman going. Of course, we’ve been hearing that “The Wolverine” (with James Mangold directing) will go into production for a while now, but that hasn’t happened yet, so…
The last official word on “Deadpool” had former special effects man Tim Miller landing the directing gig. Of course, that was back in April of last year. In the meantime, Ryan Reynolds has continued to talk up the film, though some think the negative reactions (reviews as well as box office) for “Green Lantern”, Reynolds’ first big comic book movie that was supposed to prove he’s capable of carrying a big-budget Summer event film, might have also sunk any chances of a “Deadpool” movie, especially one that is as brutal and nasty as Reynolds has envisioned.
Geek Files says Fox has returned “Deadpool” to the front burner and is anxious to get the ball rolling on it. Why, I couldn’t tell you. I know the character is immensely popular with fanboys and comic book geeks, but I honestly don’t see it having much of a mainstream appeal. Or at least, not enough for the studio to be so gung-ho about getting it made after dragging their feet on it for so long. Then again, we are talking about Fox here, where dragging feet is something of an art form.
Of course, a few days ago comic book guy Rob Liefeld, who created the character, did reveal that he’s seen about 8-minutes of test footage from a live-action “Deadpool” movie, saying:

They’ve got a great director on the movie, they’ve got a great script. I may or may have not seen some sort of test of footage that would blow your mind if you saw it and go ‘Holy crap,’ and ‘That’s Deadpool in costume.’ Katana swords, guns, shooting people’s faces off and making me laugh. And I may or may not have seen something that looks just like that. And you’ve got what would amount to the first R-rated X-Men movie. Because that script is R-rated.

Here’s the video of Liefeld talking about that test footage he may or may not have seen at a recent comic convention, but first he prefaces it with the story of Deadpool’s appearance in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, which is pretty priceless:

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So maybe a 2012 start date for “Deadpool” might not be so farfetched after all…

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needing translation???

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Habló el amigo de varios acá, el tio Joe Kelly:

'Deadpool' Comic Writer Sounds Off On Potential Movie

"My opinion is that they should just call me up and have me write the damn thing. Cause that goes without saying."

"I’ve actually met with some of those guys over there and talked to them about the movie. From what I can tell, they’re aware of the fan reaction to how he was played in 'Wolverine' and are working very hard to make sure that he’s given his props, There’s definitely elements of stuff from my run that’s involved in the film. From what I’ve been told, I think it’ll be awesome. Deadpool is a fantastic character, and if Ryan Reynolds still does him, that’d be really great."

Y tiene razón Steven T. Seagle, uno de los de la productora "Man Of Action": "I just want to make the world understand that most everything people love about Deadpool, Joe Kelly made up."

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Seguimos con cositas:

Ryan Reynolds on Deadpool Again, Pessimistic About a Green Lantern 2


Passion projects are nothing new in Hollywood. You just don’t usually see them involving comic books starring guys who talk to the reader and engage in so much meta that it boggles the mind. Which is what Deadpool does in his comics, and, one presumes, what he’ll do in the movie version — if one ever gets made, that is. (Fox currently has the film tentatively pegged for 2014. The operative word here is tentatively.)
But you gotta give Ryan Reynolds credit, though: the guy has yet to lose his passion for a “Deadpool” movie, and continues to talk it up. In a recent interview with IGN, he had this to say about the film’s potential R-rating glory:

The script is, I think, fantastic. It’s been developed further in the last three months or so. But the film has to be rated R and has to be done a certain way and it has to be through all these things, and I’m sure it can be a little bit worrisome for the guy who’s cutting the checks for it. If it’s going to be done, it has to be done right.

Reynolds also once again confirms that the Deadpool that will appear in “Deadpool” the movie would have no connections to the Deadpool that showed up in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”. Good to know, good to know.
He continues:

If we ended up doing a ‘Deadpool’ movie, that’d be a lot of fun. I think having the opportunity to do it rated R would have to mean the budget is down enough that you’re given the opportunity to take big risks and do things that most superhero movies haven’t been able to.

Well, he certainly sounds enthused about a “Deadpool” movie. But what about a sequel to “Green Lantern”, Ryan? I’m sure there are two, three, maybe even four guys out there still waiting for a sequel:

I have no idea. You know, I have no idea. Those movies have huge scale budgets and those sorts of things. Personally, working in the budget world of that kind of level is not as much fun, because there’s so much investment in the outcome.

Translation: the studio and I took a stab at it, and we both lost.
Here’s the deal: I don’t see “Deadpool” needing a big budget. It’s not like the guy shoots lasers out of his eyes or atomic beams out of his hands. He’s just a dude armed with swords and guns and a big mouth. Take his introduction in “Origins”. That’s what you could do with an entire “Deadpool” movie. There’s no need for Galactus to show up, or the Fantastic Four, etc. Hell, if Reynolds really wants to make this thing, he could slice his paycheck in half (or more) and make it for under $20 million easy.

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Tim Miller Attached to Gravel Comic Book Movie, Too

Does this mean “Deadpool” is still in play? Maybe…

Previously attached to direct Ryan Reynolds in what would have been a rollicking good time in “Deadpool”, VFX man Tim Miller (he’s worked on both of Bryan Singer’s “X-Men” movies) has now found himself taking over another comic book movie called “Gravel”, this one based on the Warren Ellis comic book of the same name.
“Gravel” will follow a man name William Gravel, a soldier in the British S.A.S. who uses his skills in dark magic to moonlight and battle supernatural beings for clients in order to make some extra cash. Hey, guy’s gotta pay the mortgage, you know.
No word on what this means for “Deadpool”, if anything. But like most guys who pop up in Hollywood and is suddenly hot stuff overnight without ever actually having done anything to prove they’re deserving of the “hot stuff overnight” label, Miller is grabbing what he can, while he can. I just hope this doesn’t spell doom for “Deadpool”. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.
Meanwhile, here’s something Miller has done (besides game cinematic cut scenes) that has gotten him noticed: the opening sequence for David Fincher’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”.

En fin, lo siento por Emahal, pero bye bye GL (logico) y Reynolds a hacer el papel heroico para el que ha nacido, UNICA Y EXCLUSIVAMENTE para ESE


-----Agregado el 8/5/2012 a las 05 : 01 : 58-----
despues y aunque le pese a Mati, esto que aparece en Wikipedia es bastante bueno si fuera real...

...Actualmente, el guion fue producido por los escritores de la cinta Zombieland el cual es mas apegado a los comics, bastante violento y cómico; originalmente se planeaba que quien dirigiera la cinta fuese Robert Rodriguez, el cual se mostró interesado,pero al final rechazo la oferta, puesto primero quería terminar "Spy Kids 4", aun asi se dice participara indirectamente en la cinta, asi que el actual director es Adam Berg, famoso por el comercial "Carrousel", este seria su primer largometraje. Ryan Reynolds se queda con el papel de Deadpool, a pesar que en casi toda la cinta lleve puesta su peculiar mascara

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despues y aunque le pese a Mati, esto que aparece en Wikipedia es bastante bueno si fuera real...

...Actualmente, el guion fue producido por los escritores de la cinta Zombieland el cual es mas apegado a los comics, bastante violento y cómico; originalmente se planeaba que quien dirigiera la cinta fuese Robert Rodriguez, el cual se mostró interesado,pero al final rechazo la oferta, puesto primero quería terminar "Spy Kids 4", aun asi se dice participara indirectamente en la cinta, asi que el actual director es Adam Berg, famoso por el comercial "Carrousel", este seria su primer largometraje. Ryan Reynolds se queda con el papel de Deadpool, a pesar que en casi toda la cinta lleve puesta su peculiar mascara

No entendí porque me pesaria.

Well, he certainly sounds enthused about a “Deadpool” movie. But what about a sequel to “Green Lantern”, Ryan? I’m sure there are two, three, maybe even four guys out there still waiting for a sequel

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Porque la fuente es de Wikipedia y hace nada en otro hilo te dije que era una fuente poco fiale...

Dejalo es humor inteligente....

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Algo positivo de todo,es que Reynolds le GUSTA el personaje!Al menos tiene ganas de hacerlo.

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Director Says "Deadpool" is Ready to Shoot

Ya tiene guión, director y probaron los efectos visuales, faltaría que FOX les dé el ok.

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Muy bien, me alegro, pero al final es con Reynolds o no, porque si si, creo que es un personaje que le va al pelo, aunque a su vez el ser un actor con cierto peso, habria menos mascara y menos desfiguración, si NO habria que ver a que pollo meten, y entonces volveria a retrasarse el proyecto LA DE DIOS!!!

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Supuestamente Reynolds sigue interesado, pero no está firmado todavia.

En todo caso, si no está Reynolds, que traigan a un tipo que se porte asi: