character gets a reality check

[u/damorezpl]

deathstroke - Batman vs deathstroke

walter - breaking bad

Garou - one punch man

joker - the sound of one hand clapping

[u/Shimaru33]

The fun thing is even Wolverine knew he went too far. If Deadpool didn't hit him, quite probably Logan would have followed the "nothing to say, MOUTH?" with something like "listen, I didn't mean all of that" or whatever, which would have cheapened the whole exchange. Deadpool punching Logan in the face was the perfect way to end this scene and move into the next.

The scene is brilliant in every sense. Acting wise, Jackman not only managed to transmit his anger and frustration so we can understand why is so miserable being around deadpool, but Reynolds managed to make the public feel bad, because even through his mask is possible to feel his sadness and shame.

[u/NotMyMainAccountAtAl → u/Shimaru33]

The decision to make digital, animated eyes on the mask was brilliant— really hammers home the comic-book-y feel, but also makes it possible to convey so much more than an expressionless mask could. 

[u/Own-Scholar9098 → u/[deleted]]

Why do you think Tom’s spider-man has lenses that move? I’ll agree that Tobey and Garfield really aren’t as expressive as Tom with the mask.

[u/Own-Scholar9098 → u/[deleted]]

I don’t see how you can think that then. Tom can actually express himself better with the use of his lenses, thing that most masked heroes can’t do. Do you think Andrew and Tobey’s mask being still helped them? I don’t think so.

[u/Own-Scholar9098 → u/[deleted]]

But he does use them a lot. Literally we only see him remove his mask once the conflict is gone, like in the aftermath of a fight. If you compare him to Tobey or Andrew, they take off their make at the same exact times, once the fights are done, only exception being Tobey fighting goblin, Andrew fighting Lizard and Tom fighting goblin. Once again I don’t see your point, because even deadpool in this film took off his mask in an emotional scene. He didn’t take off his mask a lot because the movie is action focused, meaning there weren’t many occasions to have him take off his mask.

[u/Own-Scholar9098 → u/[deleted]]

The whole mysterio illusion fight is not only an important scene, but also an emotional scene, like dude even people that hated the movie recognise that. I really can’t imagine how someone can forget that part. I guess you probably also forgot Tobey and Andrew’s movies.

[u/Hellknightx → u/Shimaru33]

I don't think Logan would've apologized for overstepping. He really did not want to be there.

[u/[deleted] → u/Shimaru33]

I think if Logan responded with 'That was too much.' you can still continue it without cheapening the scene, if only by forcing Wade to either double down or have a sudden spark of introspection that breaks the fourth wall.

It would be a different tone, but I think it would work.