I still get so emotional every time I watch this scene.
Okay, so I’ve rewatched this moment a few times now, and honestly, it never stops hitting me right in the feels. I mean, Wade thinking about Vanessa and wanting to matter in his life just....idk it does something that leaves that emotional impact. I can't describe it in depth. The more I think about Wolverine's history too, it just makes me depressed. Like people he cared about fade away, being turned into a weapon against his will, and struggling with memory loss and guilt. Yet he and deadpool are still badasses in this scene, saving the multiverse, and that Madonna music sounded so great to hear in the movie theater. Ngl, this might just be the best redemption/saving the multiverse moment in the MCU and I personally think that Marvel should at least try to use storytelling for future projects that's inspired in a way with how this scene was depicted, or just use a good concept. Thoughts?
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To be fair Wolverine seems to save the world a couple of times so I guess it's just a pick of the litter
Every. Single. Time.
Then I saw those abs, and I'll be honest, I was having a very different emotion
The super hero moment with them revisiting the core of their personal struggle and overcoming both was great. Too many men run from feelings these days and it’s great seeing tough guys be vulnerable.
Deadpool finally gets to be of importance during this scene.
Wolverine finally redeems himself and he's no longer the "wrong guy" during this scene.
Does it have little stupid jokes (like DP looking at Wolverines abs), yes, but it's still a great scene.
I found this one recently and loved it.
Also I know people loved the costume with the white eyes, but it just really doesn't work in live action imo. It looks cool at first, but the limitations of an actor not being able to use their eyes severely outweigh the gimmick.
When you think about it, Chadwick was sick as hell, sicker than almost any of us here understand, and he went out there to finish the MCU so we and everyone who comes after us sees it fully complete.
The only superhero on that field was Chadwick who chose to spend some of his last days giving us that instead of doing something for himself.
But, admittedly, you've gotta be meta for that to kick you in the feels.
I was like what happens if both go in?
Wolverine joining in was the only moment is felt little emotional, after that i didn't care, two immortal beings trying to be heroes barely has stacks.
As the kids say:
*ABSOLUTE CINEMA*
I must have been the only one in the theatre crying, I held it back until this scene.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or6T4IYtxEY&feature=youtu.be](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or6T4IYtxEY&feature=youtu.be)
P.S. There's an English version, but the Spanish version has an extra scene.
Shockingly good!
Ab-so-lutely Fan-tastic!
When the credits rolled, I figured that was it and was about to chat with my friends. Then the tribute plays as a love letter to all of the work done to make the Fox-Marvel films, the good as well as the lackluster. As Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) ended, I looked over at my friends and saw them smiling with tears in their eyes.
I know the lyrics of her most famous songs even if I never willingly listened to Madonna.
I hated the music there, I won't watch again with the sound on.