The success of Deadpool is one of the better ironies of this decade. These are good questions, too, but perhaps the most honest answer Savage gets out of his captor is the one to "Why PG-13?" If this sounds like a parody of The Princess Bride's famous framing device, that's because it is, including the now middle-aged Fred Savage. In its place, the film has added a framing device around the story, featuring Deadpool reading aloud to his grandson, played by Fred Savage. Once Upon A Deadpool is PG-13, with all the gross and sexually-explicit stuff removed. The original was rated R and had scenes added to make sure the film landed the rating. The new version of the Deadpool film has the same plot (more or less) as the one released in theaters back in May. But what is Once Upon A Deadpool? And why is Fox releasing the film twice in the same year? The new version even has a brand new title.
Wait, how can this be right? Deadpool 2 comes out twice? In fact, it does. Now in December, there is Aquaman, Into the Spiderverse, and Deadpool 2. This past May, there were several that arrived in a row, including Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, and Incredibles 2. May, July, and December are all popular destinations for release windows.
Superhero movies have a tendency to cluster in certain sections of the calendar.
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