The successful movie "Deadpool & Wolverine" has become a major success for Marvel Studios in the last three years. The film, filled with fourth-wall-breaking jokes, has made a significant impact. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman played the leading roles in this production that has given a new boost to Marvel Studios and its future projects, especially those related to the multiverse created by Stan Lee.
After grossing over $1.33 billion worldwide, the movie is now available on Disney+, allowing fans to enjoy it on streaming services. Ryan Reynolds promoted the film's release with a post in which he shared a clip of a deleted scene from the theatrical version.
In this deleted sequence, the end of a fight is shown where Deadpool encounters multiple versions of himself from different universes, alongside Wolverine. In an emotional gesture towards his friend Pete, Deadpool utters a line that triggers the reaction of the other variants of the antihero. The comment refers to the fact that the original version of the entire multiverse is Deadpool, which sparks a series of insults from the other versions of the character. Amid the confusion, a voice is heard telling Deadpool to "go back to Canada," his home country and also that of Wade Wilson, the character he portrays.
