New details and spoilers for "Deadpool 2" will feature a plot to make fun of movie sequels and possible cast members to play Cable and Domino have been revealed.
Film producer Simon Kinberg shared several new details for "Deadpool 2" as he told Slash Films that the sequel will feature Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) possibly comment or mock anything that is happening to film's nowadays, especially in superhero movies.
The sort of glut or saturation of these movies and the proliferation of sequels is definitely something the film production and screenwriters will worked on and may feature heavily on Wade's next misadventure in "Deadpool 2".
Not to mention that "Deadpool 2" will have Wade partner up with futuristic mutant soldier Cable, who is making his first live-action debut on the big screen.
Several reports revealed that casting for Cable and Domino have been announced as "Bloodline" star Kyle Chandler and "Blade Runner 2" Mackenzie Davis are being eyed for the role of both mutants in "Deadpool 2", Heroic Hollywood reported.
Several actors such as Dolph Lundgren, Stephen Lang and Ron Pearlman have expressed their interst in playing Cable in "Deadpool 2". While, Lang decided that it is best to not take the role of Cable due to conflicting schedules, both Lundgren and Pearlman are willing and able to take the role of Cable in "Deadpool 2" if granted the opportunity to do so.
With Cable and Domino joining Deadpool in the sequel, fans have speculated that this will lead into the plot of spin-off film, "X-Force" as Reynolds noted that doing the film is a top priority for him.
"Deadpool" co-star Ed Skrein pitched an idea of Taskmaster being the main villain in "Deadpool 2". Skrein explained that both Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and Taskmaster will chemistry, citing that both characters will be funny when they are together and Taskmaster will not have morals compared to Deadpool who has some.
Lastly, several fans have theorized that the release date for "Deadpool 2" could happen on February 2018, the same month the first film was shown and there is a chance that the sequel might compete against "Fifty Shades Freed", which is due on Feb. 9, 2018 and even having hilarious promos mocking them.
For now, comic book fans and movie goers will just have to wait for further details on "Deadpool 2" within the year before production starts next year and hopefully see it sometime in 2018.