Marvel Studios has shared the final official trailer for Deadpool & Wolverine. It confirmed a massive Logan character returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe installment. With Deadpool & Wolverine, the MCU timeline is about to release one of its most important and much-awaited Multiverse Saga films. Actors Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman lead the charge in this one. Fans might be well aware that it is going to be the only MCU movie to release this year. For quite some time now, Deadpool & Wolverine has been the talk of the town as it is reportedly going to be a game changer for the franchise going forward.
With the film releasing next week in theatres, Marvel Studios teased the MCU fans with one final trailer. It opens up with a voiceover of Ryan Reynolds, aka Deadpool saying, “I know I turn everything into a joke..but I care." “And I wanna use that for something important," he adds.
He goes on to talk to Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman and offers to team up. “I waited for a long time for this team up." “In my world, you are well regarded. You were an X-Man," he says.
After a few shots of them talking and Hugh Jackman’s character fiercely rising out of the water, Ryan Reynolds says, “You were the X-Man." We also get a few glimpses of the Wolverine film, leading up to Deadpool saying, “He was a hero in my world," as Wolverine is shown lying injured and unconscious to hear his daughter.
Here we get a young Dafne Keen on the screen, who plays Wolverine’s daughter as well as his clone in the franchise. She had portrayed the character Laura, aka X-23 in Logan (2017).
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One of the biggest takeaways from the final trailer was the inclusion of actor Dafne Keen. Now grown up, she is returning as Laura, as part of the Deadpool & Wolverine cast. At one point in the trailer, Logan can be seen explaining, “Whoever you think I am, you got the wrong guy." To this, X-23 replies, “You were always the wrong guy, ’til you weren’t."
However, there is no other context shared behind the special reunion and fans will have to see how the scene pans out, in theatres, on July 26.
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