Deadpool

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

Director Tom Miller walks off the sequel due to creative differences with Ryan Reynolds.

All this time, I thought Deadpool was a Marvel property, not DC comics.

[Dolemite]

Heh, I didn't even notice that.

[Drewbacca]

Honestly, does anyone really care all that much about Cable? Especially enough to walk away from a high-profile paying gig over it?

That's the impression I got as well, but the article wasn't 100% clear in that regard. They said Miller wanted it to be more "stylized," whatever that means.

Oh so then he was probably being far too artistic with it. The first movie had a very creative narrative (the exposition flash back concept had been done), but the way it was executed and interspersed with the car crash scene was a great way to intercut violence in with the boring love story. If he wanted to go Kill Bill on it... well then that would have been a mistake, too.

[Josh]

I liked the love story. It make the guy more than a dick joke machine. He was a dick joke machine with a purpose.

[Dolemite]

I felt the same way. I also liked that it was just a simple tale of revenge against just one guy instead of destroying whole cities while saving the world from the ULTIMATE THREAT TO HUMANITY for once.

[YellerDog]

The love story was one of the better bits of the movie.

[Rumpy]

I read that as Miller wants more Orange and Teal. I think the first one worked so well was because it was worked on and off for 10 years before they could make it. Had a lot of time in the oven. The sophomore effort only gets a year or two.

[Drewbacca]

I liked the love story. It make the guy more than a dick joke machine. He was a dick joke machine with a purpose.

Boring was the wrong word. I just meant the slower part was mixed well with some good action.

[Error]

I'm fine with Reynolds going to the mat for what he wants from the movie. He's a producer and he's got the contract that lets him. If the director wanted to do something different from what worked in the first one so badly then there's the door.

[Dolemite]

Josh Brolin's playing Cable. lol, that's awesome.