History Film / Deadpool2

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series, and ComicBook/{{Domino|Marvel Comics}} ([[http://www.empireonline.com/people/ryan-reynolds/deadpool-2-zazie-beetz-will-play-domino/ played by Zazie Beetz]]) is set to appear in it, as is ComicBook/{{Cable}}.

** In the teaser, Deadpool is listening to "St Elmo's Fire" by John Parr and or "Angel of the Morning" by Juice Newton, depending on the version.

** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgfQWaF6Nrw St Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)]]" by John Parr plays over Deadpool desperately running over to try to save the mugging victim. This is a downplayed case, as the lyrics themselves indicate that it's too late to save the victim.

* FailureHero: Deadpool takes so long to change into his costume that by the time he's done the man has already been shot.
* InstantCostumeChange: Averted in the teaser; by the time Deadpool is suited up the mugger is long gone and the victim is shot dead.
* OverlyLongGag: In the teaser, Deadpool takes a ''really'' long time to change into his costume in the phone booth.

* ShoutOut: While Deadpool dons his costume in the phone booth, the Music/JohnWilliams ''Film/{{Superman|The Movie}}'' theme plays.

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series, and ComicBook/{{Domino|Marvel Comics}} ([[http://www.empireonline.com/people/ryan-reynolds/deadpool-2-zazie-beetz-will-play-domino/ played by Zazie Beetz]]) is set to appear in it.

* TakeThat: It also takes a jab at ''Film/{{Superman|The Movie}}'', with Deadpool getting into a phone booth to change into his costume while the soundtrack by Music/JohnWilliams plays, while also mocking said superhero with Deadpool taking ''far too'' long to change so that he isn't in time to save the man.

* {{Parody}}:
** The teaser is one for the ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' origin story. Both involve an old man being murdered. While Peter had no clue that his actions could have far-reaching consequences, Wade is a few yards away from the scene and still taking his own sweet time. While that story was the TropeNamer for (With Great Power) ComesGreatResponsibility, this teaser is officially named "{{No Good Deed|GoesUnpunished}}" (Goes Unpunished).
** It also takes a jab at ''Film/{{Superman|The Movie}}'', with Deadpool getting into a phone booth to change into his costume while the soundtrack by Music/JohnWilliams plays, while also mocking said superhero with Deadpool taking ''far too'' long to change so that he isn't in time to save the man.

* UnreadablyFastText: The teaser ends with a long report on ''Literature/TheOldManAndTheSea'' scrolling by.

->''"Shut it, Creator/StanLee!"''

* {{Parody}}: The teaser is one for the ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' origin story. Both involve an old man being murdered. While Peter had no clue that his actions could have far-reaching consequences, Wade is a few yards away from the scene and still taking his own sweet time. While that story was the TropeNamer for (With Great Power) ComesGreatResponsibility, this teaser is officially named "{{No Good Deed|GoesUnpunished}}" (Goes Unpunished).

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series, and Domino ([[http://www.empireonline.com/people/ryan-reynolds/deadpool-2-zazie-beetz-will-play-domino/ played by Zazie Beetz]]) is set to appear in it.

* TheCameo: From Stan Lee, similar to the first film.

* ShoutOut: While Deadpool dons his costume in the phone booth, the Music/JohnWilliams Film/{{Superman}} theme plays.

* ShoutOut: While Deadpool dons his costume in the phone booth, the classic Franchise/{{Superman}} theme plays.

* InstantCostumeChange: Subverted in the teaser; by the time Deadpool is suited up the mugger is long gone and the victim is shot dead.

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series. Tim Miller, who directed the first film in his directorial debut, departed this film after being unable to come to an agreement with Creator/RyanReynolds regarding story, with ''Film/JohnWick'' director David Leitch eventually taking his place.

* TakeThat: The teaser is a massive one to ''Franchise/SpiderMan''. Both involve an old man being murdered. While Peter had no clue that his actions could have far-reaching consequences, Wade is a few yards away from the scene and still taking his own sweet time. While that story was the TropeNamer for (With Great Power) ComesGreatResponsibility, this teaser is officially named "{{No Good Deed|GoesUnpunished}}" (Goes Unpunished).

* TakeThat: The first teaser is a massive one to ''Franchise/SpiderMan''. Both involve an old man being murdered. While Peter had no clue that his actions could have far-reaching consequences, Wade is a few yards away from the scene and still taking his own sweet time. While that story was the TropeNamer for (With Great Power) ComesGreatResponsibility, this teaser is officially named "{{No Good Deed|GoesUnpunished}}" (Goes Unpunished).

* TakeThat: The first teaser is a massive one to ''Franchise/SpiderMan''. [[spoiler:Both involve an old man being murdered. While Peter had no clue that his actions could have far-reaching consequences, Wade is a few yards away from the scene and still taking his own sweet time.]] While that story was the TropeNamer for (With Great Power) ComesGreatResponsibility, this teaser is officially named "{{No Good Deed|GoesUnpunished}}" (Goes Unpunished).

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series. Tim Miller, who directed the first film in his directorial debut, departed this film after being unable to come to an agreement with Reynolds regarding story, with ''Film/JohnWick'' director David Leitch eventually taking his place.

** It turns out that the man getting mugged has. Den shot by the time Deadpool ''finally'' changes into his costume.

The film is based on the 2004 ''ComicBook/CableAndDeadpool'' series. Director Tim Miller departed the film after being unable to come to an agreement with Reynolds regarding story, with ''Film/JohnWick'' director David Leitch eventually taking his place.