But what else would an entertainment juggernaut deliver in a movie like this? Surprises? At that early point, the audience can pretend (wink, wink) that it doesn’t know whether “Deadpool” is going to deliver on each of those clichés, from the requisite babe (Morena Baccarin, appealing and age appropriate) to the regulation British baddie (Ed Skrein). It’s one of the best sequences in the movie, partly because it’s a bit complicated. The sales pitch starts with the opening credits, which consist of a series of genre clichés - “hot chick,” “British villain” and “comic relief” - instead of the usual headliner cast and crew names.
The filmmakers do a lot of winking and rib poking they sell “Deadpool” so hard that you might wonder if the studio has started to pay on commission. ‘Eternals’: The two-and-a-half-hour epic introduces nearly a dozen new characters, hopping back and forth through time.‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’: The superhero originated in comics filled with racist stereotypes.
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