Best Buy Is Running An April Fools' Day Sale On Deadpool Movies

Best Buy is celebrating April Fools' Day by having its own silly sale, which we'll call April Pools' Day. The entertainment retailer is offering up deep discounts on the various Deadpool movies. Sure, there are technically only two Deadpool movies, but there are various releases of both of them.

Aside from the home releases of the theatrical cuts of the 2016 film and its 2018 sequel, there are two other notable versions of Deadpool 2. First is Once Upon a Deadpool, the PG-13 version of the movie. Because Deadpool 2 is a rated R movie due to violence and language, this version is cleaned up a little bit. However, it features Deadpool reading the story of the film to Fred Savage to add a little bit more time to the movie. Yes, it's the exact same framing device as The Princess Bride--because that was on purpose.

Finally, there's the extended cut of the movie or The Super Duper Cut. Obviously, this is a longer version of the movie adding 15 more minutes of jokes and violence you didn't get to see in the theatrical cut. While this version of the movie may not add a lot to the plot or story, it's definitely a must-have for fans of the franchise.

Below, you'll find all six deals for Deadpool, so you can collect every version of the movie that's been released so far. However, some deals have already started to sell out.

• Deadpool on Blu-ray/DVD -- $8 ($9)
• Deadpool on 4K -- $12 ($20)
• Once Upon a Deadpool on Blu-ray/DVD -- $12 ($17)
• Deadpool 2 on Blu-ray -- $12 ($18)
• Deadpool 2: Super Duper Cut on Blu-ray -- $12 ($14)
• Deadpool 2: Super Duper Cut on 4K -- $11 ($30)

As for the future of the Deadpool franchise, now that the Merc with a Mouth is part of the Disney family, Ryan Reynolds confirmed that they are working on Deadpool 3 back in January, and yes, it will be rated R. One of the original plots--before Disney bought Fox--Reynolds revealed that "Deadpool 3 was gonna be a road trip between Deadpool and Logan. Rashomon style. For real." Obviously, that's not going to happen now though.