'Deadpool & Wolverine' receives rave reviews.

Critics have hailed the third "Deadpool" film as a turning point for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, praising the performances of actors Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.

According to Variety reports that the film received positive reviews from critics after its early screening on July 23rd. These reviews come at a time of crisis for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), following... Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and The Marvels (2023) failed at the box office.

Film website Rotten Tomatoes The reviewer gave the film a "fresh" rating of 79%, writing: "Ryan Reynolds delivers witty performances, while Hugh Jackman plays a pivotal role in the film." Deadpool & Wolverine . A funny, surprising film that evokes a bygone era of superhero movies.

On social networks X , Sean Tazipour of the site Nedtropolis He stated: "This project is the most epic and audacious MCU film since..." Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame . Ryan and Hugh are the perfect acting duo we've been waiting for."

David Thompson from the page Direct He called it "the bloodiest and funniest MCU film ever." "The two lead actors have become iconic together. The film isn't perfect from beginning to end, but it's captivating and a step in the right direction for Marvel," Thompson said.

Page Fandango The guest cast's appearances were praised for evoking nostalgia, reminding audiences of earlier works from 20th Century Fox, before its merger with Disney. Meanwhile, ScreenRant They say the film is like a fascinating adventure across multiple Marvel universes.

With many positive reviews, observers estimate the blockbuster will gross around $165 million. During the weekend of July 26-28, it could set a record for the highest-grossing R-rated (not suitable for audiences under 17) opening weekend of all time.

Ryan Reynolds (right) as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman (as Wolverine). Photo: Marvel Studios

Part three Deadpool Directed by Shawn Levy, the film tells the story of Deadpool/Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) celebrating his birthday with family when a group of agents from the Time Variance Agency (TVA) appear and abduct him to the MCU. Unable to fight the evil forces alone, Deadpool seeks help from a variant of Wolverine (Hugh Jackman). Initially, the two clash due to their opposing personalities. After several hand-to-hand combats, they reluctantly join forces to protect world peace .

The werewolf character died in Logan (2017) was intended to protect Laura Kinney/X-23; however, the MCU's multiverse opens up the possibility for the return of seemingly dead characters, including Wolverine. This is demonstrated in the film. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), when a variant version of Professor X from the X-Men Universe appeared.

The film marks the characters in the series. X-Men 20th Century Fox's film joins the MCU after the events of... The Marvels (2023). The film's main antagonist is Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin), Professor X's twin sister, who possesses telepathic powers. She establishes a base in The Void - a space previously seen in Loki (2021), ruled by He Who Remains (Jonathan Majors).

TVA is an organization tasked with protecting the Sacred Timeline and adhering to the orders of He Who Remains (Jonathan Majors). However, Loki (Tom Hiddleston) becomes the new master of this timeline after the events of the two seasons. Loki (2021-2023).

Trademark Deadpool First released in 2016 with a budget of $58 million, the film follows Wade Wilson as he seeks revenge against Ajax (Ed Skrein), the man who turned him into a mutant. Featuring numerous violent scenes and a character portrayal that is both humorous and tear-jerking, the film grossed over $782 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing R-rated film at the time. Part two The film, which focuses on Deadpool assembling the X-Force organization to fight Cable's (Josh Brolin) plot, grossed $734 million.

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