Deadpool & Wolverine Comes to Digital and DVD
Deadpool & Wolverine will hit digital platforms on October 1, with physical copies available on October 22. Already a record-breaking hit, this R-rated Marvel film has become one of the highest-grossing MCU movies.
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The Deadpool & Wolverine home release includes exciting extras like a gag reel, deleted scenes, and director commentary, with 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, and Atmos for a top-tier viewing experience. Exclusive Deadpool & Wolverine features on digital platforms like Prime Video and Apple TV add to the fun, including Deadpool-themed doodles, trivia, and special packaging options for collectors.
Film Review
Deadpool & Wolverine follows Wade Wilson, who’s given up his mercenary days until a new existential threat forces him back into action. This time, he’s got to convince an extremely reluctant Wolverine to join the fight, leading to some of the funniest and most intense moments in the film.
The dynamic between Logan and X-23 adds a surprising tenderness, while the CGI-heavy battle between Wade, Wolverine, and multiple Deadpool variants is one of the best sequences in the film. Fun cameos and hilarious banter make this a fitting end to the Deadpool trilogy, delivering on both laughs and exciting fight scenes.
Fun Easter Eggs:
- Originally seen in the LOKI Disney Plus show, the Guardian of the Void, Alioth, has a big role in this film.
- After being told The Punisher died in the Void trying to attack Cassandra Nova, Deadpool says, “Which one? There’s been a lot of them.” This is in reference to the multiple actors who have played Frank Castle in various films and shows, including Dolph Lundgren, Thomas Jane, Ray Stevenson (RIP!!), and now Jon Bernthal.
- Wolverine is about 5 foot 3 inches tall in the comics, so Deadpool comes across a tiny Wolverine variant in the film. The scene is hilarious!
- Dogpool is played by Britain’s Ugliest Dog, Peggy.
Bonus Features*
● Finding Madonna: Making the Oner – Director Shawn Levy and Ryan
Reynolds break down a historic scene in the film: the “Oner,” which highlights the
first fight in which Deadpool and Wolverine finally unite.
● Practical Approach: Celebrating the Art of Ray Chan – A tribute to longtime
Marvel Studios collaborator Ray Chan, who sadly passed away in 2024 – the
cast and crew recall anecdotes and echo the resounding positive effects of
filming on the set he helped design, full of intricate details and Easter eggs.
● Loose Ends: The Legacy Heroes – Ryan Reynolds, Shawn Levy, and the cast
and crew go through some of the mind-blowing cameos and the characters who
finally get their deserved endings. They cover the intensive choreographed
sequences, updated costumes, and assembling the iconic team.
● Wolverine – Hugh Jackman describes the return to his iconic role as Wolverine.
Cast and crew discuss how he picks up his yellow and blue suit for the first time,
brings variety to the role, and continues his legacy from previous films.
● Filmmaker Commentary – Listen to audio commentary by director Shawn Levy
and actor Ryan Reynolds.
● Gag Reel – Watch some hilarious outtakes on set with the cast and crew of
Deadpool & Wolverine
● Deleted Scenes
○ Elevator Ride – Paradox explains the sacred timeline to Deadpool as
they walk around the TVA.
○ Do Nothing – B-15 instructs Paradox to stay out of trouble, rejecting his
efforts to take action.
○ Daddy’s In Love – B-15 and Peter strike up a romance. Peter announces
he is in love to his friends, Headpool and Kidpool.
● “Fun Sack”
○ Dr. Deadpool – Dr. Deadpool, Ph.D. very kindly informs us of the risks of
testicular cancer and tries to convince Hugh Jackman to do a live
checkup.
○ Product Review – Deadpool shows off some toys and trinkets from the
franchise, including one top-secret item that may or may not be a spoiler.
○ Wade is Back – Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman promote a
movie…but Ryan misleads Hugh on just exactly which movie they are
there for.
