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It was a bold strategy to effectively position Infinity War as Thanos’ story first and foremost, with the bulk of the narrative focusing more on his motivations and attempts to recover the Stones, rather than the Avengers’ attempts to prevent him from doing so. It definitely paid off in spades, though, with the first half of the massive two-part event hauling in over $2 billion at the box office.
However, one person that needed to be won over was Thanos creator Jim Starlin, who revealed in a new interview that he was worried Infinity War could turn out to be as terrible as Joss Whedon’s Justice League after he discovered Joe and Anthony Russo had cut 30 minutes of backstory to trim down the running time.
“I had been down to the set for the cameo shoot, and sat and talked with the two screenwriters, Markus and McFeely, and quite a bit with Joe Russo. In the Infinity War, they had a half-hour that they had to cut, which was going to be Thanos’s backstory. There was going to be a half-hour without the Avengers, apparently. So, I thought, ‘That’s pretty cool’. Then I was on a plane and I watched the Justice League movie, and they just sort of threw Steppenwolf in there at the end, and he does his thing. All in all, it was kind of a bad movie.
So about a month or so before the Infinity War came out Russo let me know that they had to cut the half-hour of Thanos. All I could think of was, ‘Oh my god, that’s going to make it into the Justice League movie’. I thought… I’m going to have to go the interviews and go, ‘Oh yeah, I love it. It’s great. That’s terrific’. Then the heart going, ‘Oh, it’s a piece of sh*t!’.”
The MCU’s villain problem has largely been overcome, but there was more than enough groundwork already laid to avoid any comparisons to the maligned theatrical edition of Justice League anyway. After all, Kevin Feige had painstakingly crafted his interconnected series over the course of a decade so that even the most minor plot beats of Infinity War held dramatic stakes dating back years, while the DCEU’s all-star movie was butchered in post-production following the departure of Zack Snyder, leading to a woefully misjudged and crushingly disappointing effort.
When the rights to major properties change hands between studios and the inevitable reboots happen, it can sometimes create a disconnect where a new project isn’t allowed or doesn’t want to mention what came before, even though the fans are more than familiar with prior events. Luckily, the Marvel Cinematic Universe won’t have that problem with Deadpool after parent company Disney purchased the entirety of Fox.
The thought of Ryan Reynolds’ wisecracking mercenary realizing he’s under new ownership presents no shortage of storytelling possibilities and opportunities for self-aware humor, and we’re now hearing from our sources – the same ones who told us Captain America 4 with Anthony Mackie was in development long before it was confirmed – that the Time Variance Authority could set their sights on the Merc with a Mouth.
Now that Loki has introduced the TVA into the mix and established their place in the mythology as keepers of the Sacred Timeline, there’s an easy way to connect the organization to Deadpool. Fox’s sequel ended up with the title hero traveling back through time where he saved the lives of both his love Vanessa and X-Force favorite Peter, before killing the X-Men Origins: Wolverine version of himself, and shooting Ryan Reynolds in the back of the head so he didn’t star in Green Lantern.
Marvel might be wary of referencing the Fox back catalogue when it comes to something like the X-Men, but for Deadpool, it’s something of a no-brainer. He breaks the fourth wall with reckless abandon, and paying off the end of his second solo adventure by tying it to the TVA and mainline MCU continuity would be an incredibly smart way of bringing everything together.
