- See, 'cause you're not gonna see that in another movie.
- The Bob Ross one!
♪ (industrial intro) ♪
- ♪ (guitar) ♪
- Oh, I know what this is. It's Deadpool.
- Deadpool?
- ♪ I'm all out of love ♪
- Oh, Deadpool.
- Oh, Deadpool 2.
- I'm in. I'm in.
- I think this might be one of the only sequels
that won't be bad.
- (driver) I [bleep] my pants. - (Deadpool) Actually,
that may have been me. - (driver) You're living
the dream, DP. - (Deadpool) Yeah.
- (driver) Devil may care attitude.
- So, I assume this is Spiderman.
- Looks like Spiderman, but that's not quite his outfit.
- (Deadpool) Sorry I'm late. I was rounding up all the gluten
in the world and launching it into space
where it can't not hurt us ever again.
- He's such a good Deadpool. Oh my God.
- There you go.
- Love it. My man, Cable.
- (Cable) My name's Cable.
- It's weird, he's villains in two Marvel movies.
- (Cable) I'm here for the kid. - (Deadpool) What?
The kid? - (Cable) Move or die.
- Oh my God.
- Best part.
- (Deadpool) I ain't letting Cable kill this kid.
- Of course, gotta have a little kid flipping somebody off.
That's funny comedy.
- (woman) Can you speak up? It's hard to hear you
with that pity [bleep] in your mouth.
- Okay, so there's no rating on this one.
- Terry Crews and the girl from Atlanta.
- (Deadpool) We'll be known as X Force.
- Yo, is that Vanessa from Atlanta?
- I am so excited for this.
- Dang. Yes.
That needed to be in slow motion.
- (Deadpool) Doing the right thing is messy.
But if you want to fight for what's right,
- The gore in these movies is also a driving point,
one of the main reasons I watched--
see, 'cause you're not gonna see that in another movie.
- Too much violence.
- (Deadpool) That is why Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
is pure pornography.
- He's got a point.
- Great sense of humor, too for a superhero.
- (Deadpool) It lives up to the hype, plus plus.
- (man) [Bleep] it. They probably won't even
make a three. - (Deadpool) Yeah, why would they?
Stop at two. You killed it.
- That looks amazing.
- That sounds like a movie I wanna watch.
- I'm in. I'm in.
They already got my money.
- I don't know what I'm supposed to say other than
I'm not the target market for this stuff.
- (FBE) So, that is the latest trailer for Deadpool 2.
- I think we've been waiting for this for the longest.
- So, Deapool 1 has come out. Didn't see it.
- (FBE) Deadpool's been known for its unique teasers
and trailers. We even showed one
to the college kids last year, so we have a few more
teasers to show you now. - Aw, I hope it's the Bob Ross one.
- It's so genius. It really is.
- It starts out like a trailer.
- Is this the one where they haven't green screened it out?
- The teddy bear's great.
- (Cable) Maybe the kind that leaves you more machine than man.
- It's green screen.
- (Deadpool) What in the actual [bleep]?
Why are the visual effects not done?
It's a metal arm. It's not like we're trying
to remove a mustache.
- They did that to Superman.
- Oh my God.
- Oh my gosh. It's perfect.
- Toy Story comes in.
- (Deadpool) Oh no, sheriff Deadpool.
- Sheriff Deadpool. He's wearing the Woody getup.
- (Deadpool) They're done already?
- I love it.
- That was great. Who doesn't wanna see that?
And who doesn't wanna see this?
- (Cable) Your time's up, you dumb [bleep].
- (Deadpool) Well, that's just lazy writing.
- Love it.
- It's definitely a very unique trailer.
- It's so brilliant. It's so smart and well done.
- Oh my God.
- The Bob Ross one!
- As Bob Ross.
- Gettin' Wet on Wet with Deadpool.
- (Deadpool) Welcome back. I'm glad you could
join me today. Let's just dive right in.
- I wish I had that afro.
- (Deadpool) You'll need to paint along with me.
Let's grab a two inch brush here. Whack that off a little bit.
- Whacking off his two inch brush, I like that part.
- It doesn't seem like it's the same film at all.
- (Deadpool) You get to make and break the rules here.
- It's so creative.
- (Deadpool) Sweet baby Jesus.
- It's a really great representation of the movie, too,
because the movie's super self aware and I think
the teasers are very self aware.
- Love it.
- Look at that ensemble cast.
- (Deadpool) Think we have ourselves a finished painting.
So, from our family to yours, keep your pants dry,
your dreams wet,
- Your pants dry and your dreams wet.
- (Deadpool) And remember, hugs not drugs.
- I love him, I love him, I love him.
- Beautiful. They have an amazing
marketing team.
- This is my kind of superhero.
A little tongue in cheeky.
- That's so good. That was my--
I'm gonna go home and watch that again.
- (FBE) Well, many people initially praised Deadpool
for using unconventional marketing tactics
and creating original footage like we showed you
to market the film instead of using more traditional trailers,
which at times can spoil parts of the movie.
- Well, that's a terrific ploy to get people to watch it,
because they don't know exactly what's going on.
- (FBE) However, now they've released a full trailer
which does contain moments from the movie.
Do you think they should have kept releasing
more untraditional trailers or was it a good idea
to show all these scenes from the actual film?
- I think Deadpool is nontraditional, so going
the nontraditional route is the way to go.
He's already got such a big audience around him already
that he doesn't need all that.
- I think it should stick to its own style.
There's millions of people out there in the world.
There's enough people that can gravitate to that.
- It's kind of a bummer that they went--
I think they went in that direction and didn't just
really keep it fresh and pristine. I guess it makes sense
that they're trying to reach everybody they possibly can
because they have limited who can see it.
- All the unconventional ones, they're really funny
and they definitely grab your attention,
but you also kinda wanna see a normal trailer, too.
See a few clips from the movie because it doesn't really
spoil anything.
- They needed to show a trailer just to be like,
"Okay, we're still a movie." Just to appeal to people
that aren't really-- they don't really like
that sense of advertising or they're not used to it
just for the casual moviegoer. You need to hit that audience, too.
- (FBE) So, superhero movies in general have seen
their popularity and quality fluctuate over time
and they're arguably now at their peak.
- Well, I hope the peak is about to be turned
and start on the downhill, but you're right.
- I think it will eventually fizzle out, but right now,
it's the hottest thing.
- (FBE) So for you personally, how have you seen
the evolution of superhero movies over the course of your lifetime?
- It went from like, "Please give us superhero movies.
Please, please, please. Oh my God, they're doing it.
They're doing it." To where now, it's
so formulaic. When you start getting innovative
and they are, we have shows like Legion,
movies like Deadpool. They're trying to do--
they're trying to change it up on us.
- I started with Justice League as a little kid
that I watched cartoons on a weekend morning.
It wasn't this crazy blockbuster thing.
- When I was young, they had a few superheroes.
They had Superman. It was crap.
It wasn't as colorful and it was much lower budget.
Now, they're spending tons of money on this.
- When I was little, I watched Tobey Maguire in Spiderman
and to literally see what that has come to,
between the three actors, Tobey Maguire,
Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, and to see how it's progressed,
is really cool.
- Once it started to-- they started to connect
movies together, like how they did the MCU
and the DC universe, that changed the whole ball game.
- The original Spiderman kicked it off
and people noticed that wow, superhero movies can
make a ton of money with these big budgets.
Marvel was really smart, where they're like,
"What if we start combining these heroes?"
And then they have some of the highest grossing movies
of all time.
- (FBE) So finally, as this is Generations React,
we have teens, college kids, adults, and elders
all in this episode.
- Damn, what are the elders saying about this?
- (FBE) Which generation do you think will be the most excited
to see this movie? - Well, I'd love to claim it
for the adults, but I don't know if I can.
I feel like as a teenager, I would be totally stoked about it.
- The teens.
- From college kids to teens. They're gonna be the most excited.
- College kids, 'cause I feel like that's kinda the age group
that knows Deadpool.
- College kids, for sure. A lot of college kids
are talking about this right now. I know people are gonna
go watch this.
- Millennials. 35 and under market.
That's what they're shooting for.
- It's more relatable and funnier to people my age,
but I definitely think it could target everyone.
- I would say adults because adults could throw in
and easily get in. Two, they kinda seen
the development of the superhero movies.
It's like they get to compare and have fun with it.
- College kids and teens. This is their movie.
Just because Deadpool's so much fun.
Maybe even adults, but I feel like a lot of adults,
it'll cross a line, where they're like "Ugh."
Where teens and college kids they're like, "Ah, [bleep] it.
Whatever." It's supposed to be fun.
- Thanks for watching this episode
of Generations React.
- Subscribe and shoutout to Paul Bryan and J.I.N.X.
- Let us know in the comments if you liked seeing
all the generations together like this.
- Hey, you made it to the end of the video
where that FBE staff member comes out and awkwardly
tells you to Subscribe or leave a comment below.
Well, jokes on you. I'm just gonna stare at you
until the video's over.