Ryan Reynolds just promised Marvel fans that ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ will be ultraviolent.

The Deadpool franchise has been an ode to profanity and violence. But Ryan Reynolds and Hugh

Jackman’s Deadpool & Wolverine is going to be most enchanting of all, as revealed by Reynolds himself. Deadpool & Wolverine has been one of the most hyped movies of the year, and with Reynod’s recent tease, it is confirmed that the upcoming movie will be a spectacle.

Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool & Wolverine

Deadpool & Wolverine has everything to excite any Marvel fan. The movie is packed with wholesome cameos and a new supervillain to further excite things. It could also potentially canonize X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Ryan Reynolds Teased Deadpool & Wolverine Violence

Ryan Reynolds and High Jackman in Deadpool & Wolverine

R-rated Deadpool & Wolverine is essentially violent in nature, but Ryan Reynolds recently revealed that the depth of violence and gore is far more what we can imagine. “It feels like the most Deadpool movie in the history of Deadpool,” said during an interview with Empire in the world-exclusive Deadpool & Wolverine issue. The movie will follow “ultraviolence, f-bombs galore, and all kinds of meta mayhem.” While it would be a tribute to the previous installments in this regard, Deadpool & Wolverine is set to bring a more immersive action-packed adventure.

Fair enough, the justification for the movie, that too coming from the Merc with a Mouth actor, has to be the most crucial promise for fans. Inherently, the movie is set to bring utter chaos, a taste of what the Fox hero could do even in a Disney-owned MCU.

The movie has already dropped one teaser and a trailer, giving fans a sense of what the Shawn Levy-directed movie has in store for us. Reynolds and Levy, alongside Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, and Zeb Wells, penned the mayhem-infested movie.

Ryan Reynolds And Hugh Jackman Bond Is A “Genuine” Love story

Ryan Reynolds and High Jackman in a still from Deadpool & Wolverine trailer

It was Reynolds who convinced Hugh Jackman to return to reprise the character he played for nearly two and a half decades. Jackman’s Wolverine died in Logan, and he had no intention to get back to the role. However, the actor found it hard to resist the script of Deadpool & Wolverine and his longtime friend Reynolds’ convincing abilities.

“I mean, I never stopped. I was just pestering him like a gnat over the last many years. I actually just think… I believe in timing … and I think he was ready,” Reynolds previously told ET Canada about convincing Jackman.

The Deadpool star even called their bond a genuine love story. “As much as I take the ever-loving fucking piss out of him each and every day, underneath that is a genuine love story,” Reynolds told Empire.

“As adversarial as we are in the movie, the undercurrent is one of real love. Getting to spend time with my two closest friends, and waking up in the morning with a passionate devotion to say something so horrendous that they fall over laughing is a gift.” Who’s ready to unwrap it?” he added.

The friendship between the duo has been teased online via their social accounts on many occasions. The duo also teased each other with the title announcement of the Deadpool & Wolverine. And now, the actors are set to have part of their friendship reflected as the band of superpowered duo in the movie.