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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 9432819" data-attributes="member: 5889">I agree, and to me this is the main counter to those who are like &quot;you can't take the plot of D&amp;W too seriously, its just a farcical romp!&quot;The first two Deadpool movies were crazy in their own right, but the plot still functioned. Ultimately it was designed in its own pocket to shield it away from continuations and other properties so it could just dance to its own crazy beat. Other than maybe the end credits scenes in Deadpool 2 where thing got a bit &quot;too crazy&quot;, the movies still function as movies straight up.D&amp;W ramps up the farcical nature even more, but now ties it in to &quot;real&quot; elements of the MCU and other properties (like Logan), and now you have to worry about how that impacts other properties. Honestly it would be better if it was &quot;all a dream&quot; at the end....just a fun crazy what if journey that doesn't actually have any impact.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 9432819, member: 5889"] I agree, and to me this is the main counter to those who are like "you can't take the plot of D&W too seriously, its just a farcical romp!" The first two Deadpool movies were crazy in their own right, but the plot still functioned. Ultimately it was designed in its own pocket to shield it away from continuations and other properties so it could just dance to its own crazy beat. Other than maybe the end credits scenes in Deadpool 2 where thing got a bit "too crazy", the movies still function as movies straight up. D&W ramps up the farcical nature even more, but now ties it in to "real" elements of the MCU and other properties (like Logan), and now you have to worry about how that impacts other properties. Honestly it would be better if it was "all a dream" at the end....just a fun crazy what if journey that doesn't actually have any impact. [/QUOTE]

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