I don't want to give this one away. I've already said too much.

The decimation of Deadpool's X-Force is a brilliantly funny sequence, but it also raises some questions regarding the upcoming X-Force spin-off movie. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the writer/director Drew Goddard discusses his reaction to Deadpool 2 and his plans for the spin-off. Goddard, of course, is a veteran of the comic book world, having created Netflix's Daredevil series.

While Deadpool 2 opened to commercial success and great reviews, Vanessa's storyline in the sequel continues to rankle many viewers.

Julian Dennison, who played Firefist in Deadpool 2 is at the forefront of changing the look of the superhero in the public image.

In the first Deadpool movie, Vanessa was a character I really enjoyed, so I was disappointed how the sequel decided to treat her.

We here at The Mary Sue love some good Photoshop shenanigans, but this latest effort is truly impressive. Los Angeles filmmaker and artist Kieran Murray has created 'Ryan Godzilling', a series of travel photos where Murray Photoshopped his plastic toy Godzilla figurine (named Ryan) into his photos. The results are hilarious.

Deadpool 2 made a big splash this weekend, raking in an estimated $125 million at the box office and scoring a certified fresh 83% on Rotten Tomatoes. But it's Zazie Beetz's portrayal of preternaturally lucky mercenary Domino that has been garnering praise.

Deadpool 2 is out today, and while we don't have an official review up, I felt it was important to declare a 5-star, two thumbs up, spoiler-free review of one specific element of the film: Zazie Beetz's Domino.

After a stretch of super serious superhero movies, Deadpool 2 is here to make you laugh and forget about half the galaxy turning into piles of dust.

We can't get enough of Deadpool/Ryan Reynolds' promotional tour for the upcoming Deadpool 2. In addition to starring in a Celine Dion music video and trolling the Avengers, the Merc with the Mouth makes a parody rom-com trailer.

The dust is finally starting to settle after Avengers: Infinity War (too soon?), and new movies are beginning to rise out of the box office ashes (yeah, feels too soon). Thankfully, the next two big releases look a lot less heavy than Marvel's latest offering, and thanks to the premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story and Deadpool 2 press screenings, we now have some tiny tidbits of information to parse before full reviews are allowed.

Deadpool—and his better half, Ryan Reynolds—have been trolling Avengers: Infinity War, but the Russo brothers are striking back.

The Guardians of the Galaxy movies may be the current superhero films most known for their music, but Deadpool 2 is giving them a run for their money with an extremely Deadpool original song and music video—by Celine Dion. They've gotta find some way to spend the bigger budget they landed after the success of the original, I guess, and this was probably the perfect way to do it.

Ryan Reynolds continues to be the best part of the Deadpool 2 promotional campaign. He released a tweet today congratulating the Avengers on the record-breaking opening weekend of Infinity War, and included a photo of Deadpool's rejection letter from the Avengers. Reynolds wrote, "From a guy who never knows when to quit, I’m glad you guys never did. Congrats #Avengers."

Atlanta star and all-around gorgeous woman, Zazie Beetz is looking like a total badass in the Deadpool 2 teaser which highlights her character and her power, which is "luck."

The Deadpool sequel is only a month away now, and what a long way we've come from the time when the first one was seen (by the outside world, anyway) as a surprise hit. Things have gotten bigger in every way, as they often do for the sequel, and the final trailer shows off the whole of Deadpool's expanded X-Force team, including a surprise member.

The purple-haired, electric-chain-swinging mutant from the Deadpool 2 trailer is reportedly a new character named Yoiki—and she's also reportedly Negasonic Teenage Warhead's girlfriend.