Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Despite claims from Shawn Levy to the contrary, Deadpool & Wolverine will require a significant amount of Marvel homework to fully understand its storyline and many cameos. Luckily, thanks to meticulous research of everything we know about Deadpool & Wolverine, I have worked out a fool-proof guide to exactly what's needed in preparation for the upcoming multiverse movie.
Related Every Marvel Villain Returning In Deadpool & Wolverine A fleeting image from the official Deadpool & Wolverine trailer has confirmed even more Marvel villains will appear in the hotly-anticipated sequel. The Direct Marvel Prequels You Need To Watch Close As the Deadpool & Wolverine marketing campaign has begun to kick off, Shawn Levy revealed that he doesn't believe that any homework needs to be done to enjoy the movie. I disagree.
Then there's the question of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine appearances. The answer comes in the fact that Deadpool & Wolverine is a celebration of the performance, and anyone not watching his journey so far is missing key context. You should particularly watch Logan to understand the brilliant ending and to hold Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and Shawn Levy accountable for how well they navigate how perfect it was when bringing Wolverine back.
Original X-Men movie villains Toad and Sabretooth were leaked through set photos, though nothing concrete has confirmed that either made the final cut, or that their original actors will return. Aaron Stanford's Pyro was confirmed in the first tease, while Lady Deathstrike , Azazel , and Callisto from later X-Men movies appeared in the full trailer.
How Long It Would Take To Prepare Fully For Deadpool & Wolverine: The Full Rewatch Breakdown So now let's get to the best part of being an MCU fan: the maths. To work out exactly how long the Deadpool & Wolverine homework would take, you have to consider the preceding movies in the timeline plus all the cameos, and let's just take it as gospel that they all need to be watched. If only to save any arguments.
Red Skull's car - a souped up version of the Mercedes-Benz 540K - from Captain America: The First Avenger appears among Cassandra Nova's caravan. So too does Moon Knight's von Darrelman Cupcake Van, with heavy modifications of added armor.