Examining the Deadpool & Wolverine Trailer

This red-band obscenity-laced trailer gives us another peek at the most highly anticipated Marvel film in years.

**We first see Wolverine in (where else) a bar**

**Deadpool interrupts Wolverine in perfect Deadpool fashion**

**Wolverine is never intimidated by guns**

**Another view of The Void scene we got in the previous trailer, complete with another look at the 20th Century Fox logo**

**A scene we’ve all waited decades for, HUGH JACKMAN IN COSTUME!**

**Paradox shows Deadpool the body of a very dead Wolverine.**

**Wolverine deals a low blow as only Wolverine can…**

**Deadpool responds with low blows… or shots… of his own**

**The obligatory slow-motion walk through a backdrop of destruction**

**Deadpool displays a Hard R level violence we’ve come to expect from a Deadpool movie**

**More of the initial throwdown between the two anti-heroes. Deadpool now uses the adamantium katanas we saw him get in the last trailer**

**Deadpool getting thrown (or punched) our of an SUV**

**Emma Corrin as the villain Cassandra Nova**

The villains’ base appears to be inside the carcass of a dead Giant-Man variant.

**The car from Captain America: The First Avenger**

**Wolverine gargles Jack Daniels because of course, he does**

**Cassandra Nova can forcibly control Wolverine’s actions, making him stab himself**

**Wolverine uttering “Let’s F***ing Go!” the tagline of the movie**

**The two frenemies jump through a porta to end the trailer**

SO WHAT DOES ALL THIS MEAN?

We know from the first trailer that The TVA sent a retired Deadpool to correct the timeline. We’ll likely get the dead Wolverine during this initial meeting. It’s a pretty safe bet that the Wolverine we get in the rest of the film is that same variant. Hence why Deadpool has to get him in the first place.

There are a ton of gags and references to the other Marvel movies in this trailer so it’s likely we’ll get a ton more in the film itself. Pair those Easter eggs with Deadpool’s fourth-wall-breaking commentary, and you get a surefire-winning format for a hit movie in an otherwise lackluster MCU phase.