He Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been a giant franchise since its inception with Hombre de Hierro in 2008. Throughout its phases, films and series, it has woven a web of interconnected stories that have captured the imagination of millions. Often, the experience of watching a new installment involved revisiting previous ones to fully understand the plot, given the complex amalgamation of characters and narratives. However, in the next release, the director of Deadpool & Wolverine, Shawn Levysuggests a different approach.
In response to the recurring question about whether it is necessary to see the previous works, both of the MCU like from the saga X Men of 20th Century Fox, Levi offers a refreshing perspective: “I was a good student in school. I will do my homework as an adult. But I’m definitely not looking to do homework when I go to the movies. I made this film with great respect and gratitude towards the passionate fan base who have a complete grasp of the mythology and history of these characters and this world. But I didn’t want to assume that. “This film is designed to entertain, without the obligation to come prepared with prior research.”
Previous trailers suggest that the upcoming film will be infused with the trademark humor and meta references that have defined the mercenary. Levi He emphasizes that his main goal as a director is to ensure that the film is fun: “The public is hungry to have a good time at the movies. “They want to be enchanted, transported and entertained.”
The second preview offers a deeper look at the character of wolverine (Hugh Jackman), showing him in a state of anguish and fury while defining his role in the plot with Deadpoolinterpreted by Ryan Reynolds. Furthermore, it introduces Emma Corrin In the role of Cassandra Nova, the villain of the film. However, the highlight of the trailer is its newly set record: the most insults in a trailer for Marvelsurpassing the marks set by the previous films of Deadpool.
With a release scheduled for July 25 in theaters around the world, fans can anticipate a cinematic experience full of action, humor and emotion.
