Is it worth watching Once Upon a Deadpool?

But here’s the big question: is Once Upon a Deadpool worth watching if you’ve already seen the R-rated version? The short answer: nah, unless you’re a big Fred Savage fan. Once Upon justifies its existence by framing the toned down version as a story Deadpool tells a captive, pants-less, tied-up Fred Savage.

How bad is Once Upon a Deadpool?

Still lots of violence, but not nearly as graphic or excessive as in the R-rated version. Expect lots of hand-to-hand combat, fireballs thrown with explosive results, people setting themselves on fire. People are crushed, smacked by trucks, impaled, burned by acidic vomit, run over, shredded, torn in half, etc.

Should I watch Deadpool 2 before Once Upon a Deadpool?

If the big question is whether or not you should bother to see Once Upon a Deadpool if you’ve already seen Deadpool 2, the answer is a qualitative “no.” But then, to be fair, you, dear moviegoer who already saw the R-rated version of Deadpool 2 (and/or the unrated “Super Duper” cut on Blu-ray), are not the target …

Is Once Upon a Deadpool the same movie?

Once Upon a Deadpool has been edited into a PG-13 film and includes a bunch of new footage, along with alternate takes and lines, plus segments of the original Deadpool 2 that have been simply dropped because they’re too graphic.

Is Once Upon a Deadpool kid friendly?

Although it has been edited from the more explicit version to cater for a younger audience, there’s still a lot of violence and coarse language, so it isn’t suitable for younger children or tweens. The main messages from Once Upon a Deadpool are to protect your family and to value your friendships.

Why is Once Upon a Deadpool rated PG-13?

Rating explained: “Once Upon a Deadpool” is a fairly harsh PG-13 with generous vulgarity, violence and profanity (both spoken and inferred). There is also some blurred nudity (pixilated for laughs).

Can a 13 year old watch Once Upon a Deadpool?

Is Once Upon A Deadpool a PG-13 version of Deadpool 2?

The concept is simple: “Once Upon a Deadpool” is a PG-13 version of “Deadpool 2,” which sent the titular foul-mouthed antihero on a quest for redemption after the death of his girlfriend. All the R-rated content — mostly profanity and some violence — has been either edited out or replaced with more sanitized material.

Can an 11 year old watch Once Upon a Deadpool?

Is ‘Once Upon a Deadpool’ any good?

Dumb! Once Upon a Deadpool is basically the made-for-tv cut of Deadpool 2 with seven or eight minutes of additional footage (10 at the very most). So if you go in expecting a Deadpool 2.5 type movie, you’re gonna be disappointed.

What can we expect in a Deadpool movie?

Expect lots of hand-to-hand combat, fireballs thrown with explosive results, people setting themselves on fire. People are crushed, smacked by trucks, impaled, burned by acidic vomit, run over, shredded, torn in half, etc. Deadpool makes multiple suicide attempts, even though he knows they’ll fail.

Are there any sexual references in Deadpool 2?

Wade’s “baby butt” is blurred out, and no baby genitals are shown in this cut. Wade and Vanessa kiss passionately a couple of times and in one scene plan to make love. A few other sexual/suggestive references, including some “flirting” and butt grabbing between Deadpool and Colossus. Vanessa’s IUD is shown briefly.

Does Vanessa have an IUD in Deadpool 2?

Vanessa’s IUD is shown briefly. Suggestive comments (and knowing looks) reference the original movie’s more overtly sexual scenes. One extended joke involves Fred Savage saying he wants to “fight” Matt Damon; the way Deadpool bleeps the word after the “f” sound makes it sound sexual.