Dead Pool 2 New Trailer Released Online: Ryan Reynolds’ Superhero New Sequel

Dead Pool 2 New Trailer Released Online: Ryan Reynolds’ Superhero New Sequel is the much-awaited sequel to Dead Pool and was released online on Wednesday. The trailer mainly thanked Josh Brolin's cable. It gave the audience their real first look at Cable, the anti-hero played by Josh Brolin. 

Dead Pool 2 New Trailer Released Online: Ryan Reynolds’ Superhero New Sequel

          “I was born into war, bred into it. People think they understand pain, but they have no the concept of it,” he says in an ominous voice-over at the beginning of the two-and-a-half minute trailer. He interjected Dead Pool 2, in the most Dead Pool observations. He noted that the visual effects are not complete on Cable’s arm. “Ah, f**k it. I’ll do it myself,” he says and proceeds to act out the story. Using action figures, in the style of the homemade trailers made so popular on YouTube. 

         The normal trailer picked up again with Cable chewed through an entire squadron of armed police in a style reminiscent of John Wick. Dead Pool 2’s director is David Leitch, who co-directed the first John Wick movie. We also see several glimpses of some action scenes. We get our first look at Zazie Beetz’s Domino in action, and a shot of Dopinder, Dead Pool’s cabbie. TJ Miller is also a part of the movie, after the recent accusations of sexual harassment made against him. 

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      The movie looks like it had a bigger budget than the first film "Dead Pool". This made fun of various resources at its disposal. Ryan Reynold's new poster kept the unique marketing campaign for the R-rated superhero movie. Indeed, the publicity of Dead Pool 2 began with a Good Full Housekeeping and the poster painted looks like a Norman Rockwell. The first look at the footage came in the middle of a Bob Ross parody starring Reynolds’ Dead Pool himself. And right now we got a new Dead Pool 2 poster, as the 1983 film "Flash Dance". Dead Pool 2 is scheduled for a May 18 release.