The most sarcastic antihero is back, and as we knew, he will do so accompanied by the most charismatic X-Men of all: Wolverine. The third installment of Deadpool is warming up, and while we wait until it is available in theaters next July 26th, we have no choice but to review the trailer over and over again in search of Easter eggs. Like this one about Spider-Man.
A very spidery choreography
In one of the scenes in the trailer we can see a fight between Deadpool and Wolverine in which the X-Men try to stab their blades at the protagonist repeatedly while he easily dodges them in an almost dance movement.
Well, if this scene has left you thinking and seemed familiar to you, you are not crazy. As they have very correctly pointed out in Comic Book, these movements are part of a choreography that we could already see in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movie, where Tobey Maguire in the role of Peter Parker dodged Flash Thompson's attempted blows.
Deadpool & Wolverine have the same fight as Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man vs. Flash Thompson pic.twitter.com/T0ku6f5jN5
— ComicBook.com (@ComicBook) April 23, 2024
But why use the same choreography as Spider-Man? Is it a simple wink or is something more hidden in the decision?
Back to Sam Raimi
After the director helmed the famous first Spider-Man trilogy, Raimi returned to the Marvel universe directing Dortor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The last installment of Doctor Strange was a success, and now the director's fans only hope to make his dreams come true with the confirmation of Maguire's return as Spider-Man under the tutelage of Raimi.
What if Deadpool 3's nod has something to do with it? Rumors say that the director is in talks with Marvel, although perhaps he has nothing to do with the Spider-Man franchise, and it is rather another project. But he hears, for asking it not to be.
When Deadpool 3 is released
The third installment of Deadpool will hit theaters on next July 26, and everything indicates that the plot will be very important for the entire development of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, since new plots could appear with which to link with the new productions. And as Deadpool himself is called in the film, he will be the Jesus of Marvel. We'll see how the story ends.