Deadpool & Wolverine is not just a movie but a walk through the Marvel cinematic universe filled with great cameos. Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds bring the best of the best in cameos from X-Men, Fantastic Four and Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Universe-Hopping and The Void
The story begins when Deadpool and Wolverine are sent to The Void – a place where all the characters that were left out of the comics are sent. Their travels through this realm present them with many people they know.
The Hulk and Logan Variants
While travelling through different universes, Deadpool meets different versions of Logan. There is one memorable moment when the main character fights with the Hulk played by Edward Norton from the movie of 2008, recalling the beginning of Marvel’s movie universe.
Henry Cavill as Wolverine
Henry Cavill, who portrayed Superman, has fun and appears as Wolverine. Deadpool makes a light-hearted comment about Cavill’s mustache incident in “Justice League” which brings some comedy to his cameo.
Chris Evans for the role of The Human Torch
Chris Evans does come back, but not as the star-spangled avenger. He reprises his role as the Human Torch from “Fantastic Four,” and says ‘Flame on!’ only to be doused by villains, which is quite funny.
Villainous Henchmen
In the movie, Cassandra Nova assembles a team of the most recognizable villains from previous X-Men movies. Toad, Lady Deathstrike, Pyro, and Colossus are also present which enrich the plot and bring memories of the earlier games.
Ant-Man’s Corpse as Headquarters
The setting of Nova’s headquarters is a large corpse of Ant-Man, which has a hint of black comedy. Deadpool’s comment about Paul Rudd finally getting old brings a bit of comedy to the intense situation.
Tyler Mane’s Sabretooth
The fans are thrilled to see Tyler Mane back as Sabretooth and looking forward to a much-awaited face-off. The joyous expectation of Deadpool is the fans’ feeling, and this cameo is one of the most memorable.
Jennifer Garner as Elektra
Jennifer Garner’s Elektra also enters the fight, having been sent to The Void. Her conversation with Deadpool is quite humorous, and she even jokes about her real-life divorce with Ben Affleck, who portrayed Daredevil.
Wesley Snipes as Blade
Wesley Snipes returns as Blade and gets to say the only Blade line, referencing the problematic reinvention of the series. His return is a bonus for all the lovers of the first vampire hunter.
Channing Tatum as Gambit
Channing Tatum is last seen as Gambit, a character he was keen on joining in the film. His over-the-top accent and explosive card tricks make his cameo funny which made it memorable.
Dafne Keene as X-23
Dafne Keene’s X-23 from “Logan” is back, to help Wolverine with his feelings. It is a tribute to the character’s background and Wolverine’s death, which gives a sentimental aspect to the movie.
Blake Lively as Lady Deadpool
Blake Lively, the wife of Ryan Reynolds, has a brief appearance as Lady Deadpool. The film is full of jokes regarding their relationship, and the final masked scene with the high ponytail is no exception.
Conclusion
Cameos in “Deadpool & Wolverine” are numerous and every one of them contributes to the movie in a funny and creative way. It is a homage to all that Marvel has done before and a rather exciting look into what the company can do in the future. Audiences will love the cameos and the Easter eggs referencing both movie and actual histories and will be a must-see for Marvel fans.