Deadpool and Wolverine
Rotten Tomatoes
Deadpool and Wolverine is on track to have a blockbuster debut, setting the record for the highest opening and grossing R-rated movie of all time. But critics are ranking it in the bottom half of MCU movies, so what are audiences thinking? They’re raving about the movie.
As it stands, Deadpool and Wolverine Second highest viewer score That’s the second-highest total in the history of MCU movies, behind only two other films that are tied for first place. Here’s the full current list, including Deadpool and Wolverine:
- Spider-Man: No Way Home – 98%
- Shang-Chi: The Legend of the Ten Rings – 98%
- Deadpool and Wolverine – 97%
- Spider-Man: Far From Home – 95%
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 – 94%
- Guardians of the Galaxy – 92%
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier – 92%
- Iron Man – 91%
- Black Widow – 91%
- Marvel’s Avengers – 91%
- Avengers: Infinity War – 91%
- Avengers: Endgame – 90%
- Captain America: Civil War – 89%
- Thor: Ragnarok – 87%
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 – 87%
- Spider-Man: Homecoming – 87%
- Doctor Strange – 86%
- Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness – 85%
- Ant-Man – 85%
- Marvels – 82%
- Avengers: Age of Ultron – 82%
- Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantamania – 82%
- Ant-Man and the Wasp – 81%
- Black Panther – 79%
- Eternals – 78%
- Iron Man 3 – 78%
- Thor – 76%
- Thor: The Dark World – 75%
- Captain America: The First Avenger – 75%
- Iron Man 2 – 71%
- The Incredible Hulk – 70%
- Captain Marvel – 45%
97% is a remarkable score considering 30+ movies in the MCU and everyone’s suffering from superhero fatigue. more Same goes for critics, who I think give superhero movies a lot lower ratings now than they did a few years ago. For reference, Deadpool 1, which wasn’t in the MCU at the time, got an 85% rating from critics and a 90% rating from audiences, while Deadpool 2 got an 84% rating from critics and an 86% rating from audiences.
Wolverine
Marvel
Well, there’s a reason they call it “fan service”: Two of the top three films share a similar concept of non-MCU heroes entering the MCU in some capacity: No Way Home, featuring Sony’s Spider-Man, and the Fox-era smash, in which Deadpool and Wolverine need to save both their timeline and the MCU. Hated How many cameos and inside jokes there were, but I don’t think so, and neither do the fans who are generously giving it high scores.
After that, what’s clear to me is that this movie solidifies the idea that these two are going to be in the MCU for a long time, because they’re not going to leave these characters behind for a potential billion-dollar box office hit — or, in Wolverine’s case, recast them — but who knows what will happen from here.
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