"you create and customize your own unique fighter using options that, while serviceable, aren't nearly as robust as the ones in Bandai Namco's other fighter, Tekken 7."
@TEW_Is_Here: Let's not forget how Tekken 7 actually has worse character creation than Tekken 6. (since in T7 they just copy pasted majority of outfits from one character to other, while in Tekken 6, each character had plethora of different unique outfits, with still a few which were available to all characters of that gender (other than Kuma/Panda/Jack... ofc), also tekken 6 allowed you to customize haircuts (or was that TTT2 only?), while T7 offers only a few noncustomizable haircuts.
@Atzenkiller: Erm... maybe if you knew the difference between general in army/modern military, and "general" in TW games, you'd know that there are female "generals" in modern military
Yeah I too have played them from a PS demo disk (Think it was official PS demo disk, that either came with PSX when I've got it, or the demo disk I've got later from Sony) I may even still have it, if I didn't throw it away few months ago, when I got rid of loads of junk X_x), and managed to obtain full Kula World later on.
Remember having Tekken 2, Overboard, Lomax, Abe's Odysee on demo disk too, as well as promo trailer for FFVII.
There are a few more changes to music earlier in the movie too.
I think that scene where DP is trying to get Colossus on his side with music is a tad shorter in extended version.
Also scene where he's labeling stuff, also has Colossus coming into kitchen, and Deadpool says that he should pump soap harder, that it was just refilled.
Later in the movie when meeting Russel for the first time he says something about fapping into soap can, where Colossus says "O moj Bože" (Oh my God). That scene is kept in Theatrical Version, but gets different connotation in extended version.
@tenaka30: The comics will have (taken such matters seriously) for all serious heroes. Did they always for Deadpool though? (not a rhetorical question)
I haven't read everything DP has to offer, but I've read quite a few of comics that have him and well... it follows everything the same, other characters are normal, he's a goof, nothing else changes tho. They follow the same logic as any other comic does.
His entire attraction is how he breaks the mould and doesn't follow the same rules as all the other heroes.
It depends on the iteration, but he usually is governed by the same rules as everyone else, except his powers do offer him a chance to bend those rules a bit. This movie iteration seems more grounded too. Like in some comics he has unlimited pocket space, where he holds his whole arsenal of weapons (as well as shitload of funny and/or useless stuff too) and pulls them "out of nowhere". He also got a shitload of powerful gear which allows him to bend it a bit more too, like teleportation, dislocation (well still falls under teleportation, but a lot smaller range, as in, to teleport behind an enemy in the middle of the fight), holographic projector (allowing him to appear as someone else to others) and so on... His way of acting and unpredictability, as well as how much of an annoyance he is to everyone, is what makes him break the mold, not really breaking of the rules that govern the Marvel Universe (at least not in his main comics or his guest appearances in other character's comics).
I actually wasn't expecting to enjoy the film during the first 20 minutes. Sure he had the fourth wall breaking going on but it just seemed all too serious leading up to Vanessa's death.
I've rejoiced when she got killed lol, scenes with her kinda ruined DP1, they slowed it down too much, were too slow and too long, and didn't add as that much really, I mean yeah it gives him origin story, but I would find it more interesting to see his previous missions when he was Spec Ops, especially what for was he dishonorably discharged. Even a few DP2 scenes with her were a slowdown and a drag, luckily they didn't last as long. And that's why I hope she doesn't come back for future movies because it would again drag on and slow down. On top of all that, relationship with her, prevents far more interesting relationships that DP had with other female characters.
It was a shame about Black Tom but didn't I read somewhere that they did not consider him definitely written off?
I've heard they wanted to give him a huge role, but figured that his powers are too much and too expensive which is why they've kill him off. Well... there's still chance that he gets revived by one of major DP villains, but yeah...
@tenaka30: Meh I hope she doesn't make it in sequels, I don't like Morena Baccarin for some reason, neither liked her here, in Firefly or in Gotham, she is pretty, but something about her annoys me too.
And I find Siryn and Death far more interesting characters than Copycat. But considering they've killed Black Tom already, I doubt there's any chance for Siryn to appear.
Anyway... comics usually treat any changes in past as huge and creating parallel worlds, especially something as big as saving (or taking) someone's life. It usually creates so many other changes despite not really having any influence on other characters involved, like DC's Flashpoint universe, where Flash saves his mother, which among other things makes it so Bruce Wayne is killed in the alley, his father becomes Batman and his mother went mad and becomes Joker.
And despite being funny, DP is still a serious comic, because he has to function within the rest of Marvel Universe, so I don't think I'm taking it too seriously.
@Cikatriz_ESP: No they didn't, somewhere down the line, they'll have to kill her again or make them break up. And... both of those are boring, I just hope that they treat it as alternative timeline which was created when he jumped back. because it creates loads of issues, like if he was there to saved her, where was the past him at that moment, wouldn't he just be better of waiting back for the guy to get out of safe room, while DP of the past went home, same with Peter, where's DP from the past if future DP saves Peter.
If it was any other character, you could say that they've reasoned with themselves into doing those things, Deadpool, not really possible.
This fixing also creates loads of other issues, Cable saved his daughter, which means he wouldn't come back to the past, which means that he's still in the future, which means he would have an issue if he returned to the future (because there would be two of him), and you would go into "time fixing itself" period, which would eventually lead to him disappearing or some other time paradox thingy.
Also... creation of X-Force wouldn't happen probably at that time, because DP wouldn't be with X-Men to go to Russel's case. And if he did, he might've even died in prison from cancer or sth else, because Cable already fixed his timeline and doesn't have a need to kill Russel.
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