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apocalypse didn't even make it passed this movie. Thought he was the most powerful mutant? An entire movie about his egyptian life would have been better.
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Two Hollywood Director That Helped Get Deadpool Made
While Ryan Reynolds and Tim Miller are widely acknowledged as the pair that helped get the hugely successful Deadpool off the ground, it seems there was another Hollywood twosome that assisted in getting the film the green light; directors James Cameron and David Fincher. According to co-screenwriter Rhett Reese, the unwavering support from the two directors helped convince Fox to go ahead with the project, though Fox aimed for a PG-13 rating at first. “They read the script each of them at two independent key moments during the script's development” said Reese.“And each one of them was kind enough to go to 20th Century Fox and essentially throw in their good word just saying 'Hey, what are you guys doing with Deadpool? You should be making this!' David was a help before Jim and he was just kind of nudging along the way. And then Jim ultimately weighed in in a key decision node moment and got Fox to free up some money to try a PG-13 draft at the time - that was not Jim's idea, that was Fox's idea. But I think a project that is dormant often just suffers from neglect, and I think having those powerful people weigh in at certain times just lodged with Fox and I think it had a cumulative effect more than anything.”
Director Tim Miller also had high praise for Cameron and Fincher: “First of all they're probably mad at me for ever having... because that was never intended to be public knowledge! Listen - the industry listens to tastemakers and you could not find two gentlemen who have better taste in what should become a movie or be made into a movie and so I just thought that maybe they could help push the boulder up the hill a little bit, which they kindly did.”
Wow that's cool. Even the most talented saw the potential.
It would be if Cameron or Fincher were willing to helm the he X-MEN or other movies in the universe.
Cameron just needs to ditch Avatar. Come back to his former glory since his last good movie he directed that wasn't a doc was Titanic (and to be clear since then he's only directed Avatar, it's like he semi-retired).
Oh yeah I know Fincher won't but I can entertain that dream with my imagination.
However, he did direct Alien 3 and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Couple that with the tone of Seven and you got a dope superhero movie. Just need to find the right character or hell create one.
And yeah, Vaughn totally chose to do Kingsman instead and I don't blame him but I will say he's the one that gave us mutant and proud JLaw as Mystique in the first place :x I also wonder if he would've went with the decade a movie thing.
Oh yeah I know Fincher won't but I can entertain that dream with my imagination.
However, he did direct Alien 3 and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Couple that with the tone of Seven and you got a dope superhero movie. Just need to find the right character or hell create one.
And yeah, Vaughn totally chose to do Kingsman instead and I don't blame him but I will say he's the one that gave us mutant and proud JLaw as Mystique in the first place :x I also wonder if he would've went with the decade a movie thing.
I mentioned it too.I still don't get how at the end of DOFP she's disguised as Striker and takes Wolverine ...but he's with Striker in this movie.
Wtf ??!? Did they forget the end of th previous movie