But that’s what Google Translate is for!

THANK YOU! I saw those scenes and just thought “eeewwwwww”. Ollie, why can’t you wait until you get back home to have a private conversation?

As far as I can see, Marvel Comics exists in the DC CW universe as a comic book company. There is no DC because those characters are “real”.

Hey, you have remember to preface that comment with the “Oscar winning” Suicide Squad!

“Get that man a shield” is my new Rally Cry!

I love that Marvel Comics exists in the DC CW universe!

If Disney buys their IP back from Fox, I’m pretty sure they will keep DeadPool in his own R-rated universe.

Hopefully with the new Disney streaming service, crossovers will be much easier between Marvel Television and Marvel Studios.

Hey, as long as Perlmutter is not involved, we might actually get it!

Let me join you in your severe disappointment

I read an article that said the Disney Streaming service will allow for easier crossover’s between all of the Marvel Television properties and possibly between Marvel Studios too.

I agree Cameron waited too long, but we have to admit he really pushes technology and the film industry benefits from his research. Also, I’ve learned not to discount him until we see the finished product.

I decided to wait until I saw the film before posting my opinion. And to my surprise, I actually liked it. I think it’s much better than BvS and the 2 hour time limit flew by really fast.

Bob Newby, superhero

I have talked to a few non comic fans, and they mistook Deathstroke for a Deadpool knockoff that DC had created. I kinda got a kick out of that.

Yeah, I figured Disney wanted that 5 year run to get that Syndication money. But now with the Disney Streaming service coming soon, maybe they wanted it for that.

And strippers ... You forgot to include the strippers.

Farewell and Safe Travels ...

Oh man, now I NEED a scene where JJ is spouting about DeadPool!

Yup, Fox got it right after getting it VERY wrong the first time and then having the test footage outed on the Internet, and then cutting back the budget of the first film, etc.