I thought it was an enjoyable watch and even though I’ve been over Reynolds whole shtick for awhile now, I still laughed a lot during it. Jackman is reliably great as Wolverine, but I did think the story was essentially a bland version of the Logan plot. An old and jaded Logan that’s traumatised by the death of the X-Men, that learns to be a hero again thanks to X23🤷♂️.
I genuinely though i missed something at the end, because for all the talk about this being Deadpool in the MCU and farewell to the Fox universe..Well, it’s not. He’s in the MCU for like 5 minutes in a scene that really makes no sense. Why does he want to be an Avenger in the first place?. They’re not even from his universe. And then he ends the movie still in his Fox universe..It was very odd.
I was surprised by my lack of nostalgia for the whole thing really. When Chris Evan’s first showed up and I thought he was an alternate Cap, I wasn’t really that moved by it. And then when he turned out to be Johnny Storm, I just thought “ Well, that’s that big potential Secret Wars Cap return moment ruined then🙄”. Although I did think it was funny when he went full Denis Leary in the post credit scene.
And the whole “sad” Green Day thing at the end doesn’t really stir up much emotion when most of the movies featured in were a bit shit to begin with. It’s like all the people trying to pretend the Amazing Spider-Man movies were good all along when Garfield popped up in No Way Home.
Seeing Snipes as Blade was cool, but that line about him being the only Blade was just an odd thing to have when your actively developing another Blade movie.
So it was enjoyable but I still don’t think the Multiverse can be done justice to in live action. They’ve show they just dont have the scope to make it as big and exciting as it needs to be to really sell it the way comics and animation can.