Deadpool & Wolverine: A Repetitive Return to the Marvel Multiverse When Fox Studios released the first Deadpool movie in 2016, it felt like a fresh take on the comic-book movie genre. Wade Wilson, or Deadpool, was a mercenary who broke the fourth wall with ease. Ryan Reynolds played the role with a sharp wit, making the character memorable. The first movie was well-received, but by the time Deadpool 2 came out in 2018, the humor started to feel repetitive. Now, we have a third movie, Deadpool & Wolverine, which came about after Disney bought Fox. This merger brought Deadpool into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The new movie tries to balance its irreverent humor with fitting into the larger MCU narrative. It attempts to make fun of its new corporate parent, but also has to follow the MCU's story rules. Deadpool & Wolverine pairs Deadpool with Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman. The two characters share a connection beyond their Canadian roots. Both are nearly immort...