Well, isn’t this a thing?
While we were all hoping there’s be a post credit teaser on Logan (there isn’t), it looks like some cinemas in America are running a teaser for Deadpool 2 before the movie.
Now, as of yet there’s no plans on releasing the teaser online officially, so we’ve grabbed it and posted it below (it probably won’t last too long) for your pleasure.
Meanwhile, should it be removed, here’s the full description as posted by Deadline and we’re pretty sure DC are in on the joke on this one:
20th Century Fox/Marvel’s Deadpool 2 teaser shows Wade Wilson witnessing a mugging on the street and he dashes into a phone booth to change into his Deadpool get-up ala Superman, all set to the tune of John Williams’ iconic main theme from the 1978 Warner Bros. movie. However, Deadpool gets his knickers in a knot, meaning he spends too much time trying to get into his tights. When he exits the phone booth, he finds the assailant gone, and the victim left for dead.
“Oh, Jesus. Oh, that’s not good,” says Deadpool, “No, no, no, oh, you’re not going to walk that one out.”
“I’m sorry, I spent too much time in the phone booth,” the superhero apologizes.
The teaser ends set to the music of Hans Zimmer’s True Romance theme “You’re So Cool” as Deadpool rests his head on the belly of the victim.
“What the f*** is a phone booth doing on a street corner?,” he says, “You know who would have been able to save you? Logan. He doesn’t have to change into anything. All he wears is jeans and a tank-top.”
Slowly the tagline reveals: “Deadpool. Coming. Not Soon Enough.”
Deadpool 2 is directed by David Leitch. No release date is announced yet, but quietly sitting on Fox’s 2018 schedule is an untitled Fox/Marvel movie on March 2. Fox has not officially dropped the Deadpool 2 teaser at the time of this posting.
Marc
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