The buddy pairing of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine has been hotly anticipated

"I am the Messiah. In his third leading role, Ryan Reynolds's sardonic, X-rated, genre-satirizing anti-hero Deadpool exclaims, "I'm Marvel Jesus!" Deadpool makes his cinematic debut on Thursday after a hiatus of two years."

This sentence is subversive as usual. But there's a grain of truth in even the sharpest jokes.
Superheroes abound in Disney's Marvel franchise, but it urgently needs to be saved.
Historically, one could count on superheroes like Spider-Man, Thor, Hulk, or the Avengers team to come through for the win. But in the wake of the much-discussed decline at the studio, Marvel is going through unusual times.

Thus, it's fortunate that Deadpool, played by Ryan Reynolds, has fully embraced the Marvel universe, along with Hugh Jackman, an Australian, who can now play the legendary character of the late metal-clawed Wolverine again because of the creative wonders of the Marvel multiverse (many parallel universes). 

A few years ago, a decline in Marvel's fortunes seemed unimaginable, even in the wildest of timelines. Avengers: 

Endgame alone brought in £2.1 billion in revenue in 2019—a record for the studio's cinematic universe, which has brought in about £23 billion for Hollywood in a staggering gold rush spanning 33 films since 2008However, last year, its tight hold relaxed. 

The Marvels, aptly called, debuted with a franchise low of £38 million.A deluge of interconnected multiverse content, ranging from classic movies to TV series distributed on streaming over the pandemic, seemed to be wearing thin on the audience.

Tatiana Siegel noted in a Variety piece titled "Crisis at Marvel" that this resulted in "a muddled narrative that baffled viewers". She characterized Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige as overly committed to several projects, unable to keep up standards, and willing to take drastic measures.
Disney CEO Bob Iger stated in public that the brand's quantity had "diluted" it, but he also pledged to prioritize storylines over sequels.

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            The third film initially sees Deadpool, who lives with managed cancer through regenerative powers fused in him by              the Weapon X project, attempting to live a normal life as Wade Wilson