More 'Deadpool 2' Set Photos Have Arrived, And They Scream Maximum Effort
This batch of stills from the set of 'Deadpool 2' will definitely get your motor running, as it gives us our first look at Deadpool's full costume.
There's no doubt that Deadpool 2 has finally moved into production. Well, it's not hard to guess since Ryan Reynolds has been anything but shy about returning as his beloved Wade Wilson. We certainly know that the Merc with a Mouth isn't taking things slow and, like his actor, we've been getting steady reveals of things to come.
This includes a nice little glimpse of what our favorite red-and-black suited super, villain, hero, person–thing is up to. This batch of stills will definitely get your motor running, as it gives us our first look at Deadpool's full costume. Let's take a look at what the Merc with a Mouth looks like.
While these pictures are definitely not from Ryan Reynolds, we all but certain we'll get a confirmed glimpse of what his fourth-wall-breaking character is up to and what he looks like. The good news? Nothing's seemingly changed in his appearance. Even better? These rather grainy images suggest he's still up to no good.
Ryan has also been quite busy welcoming his co-star Julian Dennison to the set and cast. While we know very little about what's going on here, we do know that Dennison will be serving up hysterical commentary on Deadpool's antics. Maybe, if we're lucky, we find out he ends up playing Kidpool and delivers one heck of a laugh.
In addition to these teasing set photos, we've previously glimpsed Josh Brolin's transformation into the mutant Cable, once again proving that Deadpool 2 is off to a strong start.
Wade gave us yet another fourth-wall break that sent us all into a frenzy when he posted an image of him in front of Xavier's School for the Gifted, taking a nap after "checking the yard for Beast's yard bombs."
While Josh Brolin certainly looks like he's prepared for his role, he has no idea what he's gotten himself into when he jumps onto the silver screen as the time-traveling mutant Nathan Summers a.k.a. Cable next year.
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Dustin Murphy
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