‘Deadpool 2’ Spoilers & Update: Creators & Writers Plans For The Movie; Keeping It Simple & Make Jokes

By Ralphy Bonn Sim on Jan 30, 2017 09:12 AM EST

People may very happy to know that "Deadpool" has its sequel movie. But details of that have been very rare as what Ryan Reynolds always said that the ongoing "Deadpool 2" will always break some rules.

As the writer Paul Wernick interviewed by The Hollywood Reporter, he stated that "Deadpool" for the fact that it exists in an "X-Men" fiction, but it doesn't mean that it will revolve totally in their fiction world. "Deadpool" exists in his own story and universe, a part of a larger "X-Men" universe. It deals with a present time, unlike any other "X-Men" franchise that happened in the '60s, in 70's and in the future.

"Deadpool 2" movie is going to be fun with its breaking rules ambiance. Involving the leading hero Dead Pool knows that he is in the movie such as talking to the audience, breaking forth comedies and making fun of his villains.

"The good thing about Deadpool is, it exists in his own universe. He's always been a part of the larger X-Men universe, but in a way, he isn't. He also revolves around that world but he is in the present. We don't have time to deal with the '60s or the '70s or the future. I know the guy is going to have his fun with what they do in the other franchise. But fortunately, we don't have to play by those same rules," said writer Paul Wernick in an interview with Cinema Blend.

Writers of the movie once stated that they have found a solution to the problems about the multiple timeline stories in "X-Men" franchises which is to ignore it, stay simple and make jokes. In the original story of "Deadpool," Colossus recruited him must be brought Professor X, and then Deadpool asked "McAvoy or Stewart?" This kind of humor won't be missed in "Deadpool 2."

The upcoming "Deadpool 2" will be directed by "John Wick's" David Leitch, he replaced the first director Tim Miller. The movie doesn't confirm yet for its release date, although Fox has scheduled the upcoming "X-Men" movies in the year 2018 and 2019.