Half in the Bag: Deadpool & Wolverine

this is unusually timely

Love the fact that Mike Stoklasa takes a picture of his entire computer instead of just sending the document file over to his phone to read it lol.

Well I certainly didn’t have Rich Evans cast as Dr. Doom on my 2024 Bingo Card

Its charming that they tried to do a bit at the beginning and completely gave it up after a minute

The thing about Deadpool’s timeline dying because Logan died is basically one big meta joke about how no one cares about the fox marvel movies without Hugh Jackman

bryan singer was the real villain all along

I clapped when I saw the Lightning Fast VCR repair shop

“Not a little kid, but there is a kid in it…” lmaoooo

Mike & Jay saved RLM Cinematic Universe!

canonically wolverine is supposed to be 5'3", so roughly Jay sized.

20:50 "Apology accepted Captain Needa" is a funny line.

Deadpool's universe dying due to Logan's death is basically a giant meta-joke about how with Wolverine dead, no one really cares about Fox's X-Men/mutant universe anymore and it would slowly die out. It's also makes the cameos from the all the other non-MCU comic book movies in the Void that much funnier/cooler. Deadpool & Wolverine is like a giant love-letter to ALL those comic book movies (at least the Marvel based ones, sorry DC fans,) that have been keeping audiences entertained for decades before the MCU came along.

I think the movie is on point. Disney basically threw away the entire 20th century fox history. Of course Deadpool would focus on this.

Having actors that remind me of being old is called punishment nostalgia.

The best unintentional bit is Mike taking a screenshot of his computer because “his printer wasn’t working.”

Imagine being on an airplane and seeing Mike Stoklasa and he's watching "The Flash"

The whole "personal universal anchor" thing is essenitally a sort of meta-commentary on franchises that ultimately revolve around specific persons. Hugh Jackman's Wolverine was a breakout character and exceptionally popular and thus the X-Men movie franchise "existed" because they kept making more Wolverine movies.

I actually really enjoy it when they bring back nostalgic characters with decades of history, even if they're getting a bit old for the parts. I really hope they bring back Mike and Jay for the next Half in the Bag too!

mike taking a photo of his monitor instead of just screenshotting his PC is peak dementia

Did... Did Mike actually recommend that we GO TO THE THEATER?!?!