Recently, there have been exciting developments regarding Ryan Reynolds’ potential return as Deadpool in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Despite previously expressing that he felt another solo Deadpool film may not be necessary, Reynolds appears to be actively working on a script for an ensemble film featuring “three or four X-Men characters.” According to a rumor from social media source My Time To Shine Hello, this script is thought to be for an X-Force film that would showcase Deadpool teaming up with notable characters like Josh Brolin’s Cable, Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, and introducing a new actor in the role of Storm.
This aligns with earlier reports from Marvel insider Daniel Richtman, who indicated that Jackman would reprise his role as Wolverine in upcoming Avengers films and potentially continue beyond that. The dynamics of the X-Force team, which was first introduced in 1991, often depict a more aggressive and covert approach to protecting mutantkind, as opposed to the traditional X-Men, who aim for peace and integration.
As Marvel Studios embarks on a new decade-long plan to integrate characters from the acquisition of 21st Century Fox, the introduction of multiple X-teams, including X-Force, becomes increasingly important. By reuniting Reynolds and Jackman, who have already proven their commercial success with their previous collaboration, along with Brolin’s compelling Cable, Marvel seems poised to lay a strong foundation for its next saga. This could potentially engage fans old and new, sparking a renewed interest in the franchise.
These developments signify a hopeful direction for the MCU, suggesting that the powerhouse combinations of characters can revitalize and expand the universe in exciting ways while harnessing the charisma of some of its most beloved actors.