Michael Green, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter for co-authoring 2017’s Loganspoke openly about his thoughts on Deadpool and Wolverine Opening scene in which the vulgar superhero digs up Wolverine’s rotting corpse, which died in Loganand use his adamantium skeleton to fight against the officers of the Time Variance Authority.
“People had warned me in advance: ‘Uh, I don’t know how you’re going to feel about the opening (of Deadpool and Wolverine)’”, Green, who also wrote Ryan Reynolds’ Green Lantern Film, narrated IGN.
“I thought to myself, ‘I think I know what’s going to happen.’ But I didn’t know! I didn’t know they would go this far.”
“You couldn’t take seriously the fact that they were digging him up, so to speak, and that it was really him,” Green continued.
“It felt less like they wanted to change the ending of ‘Logan’ than they were coming to terms with the fact that they didn’t want to make as good a movie as they thought ‘Logan’ was, which is a huge compliment! I felt like it was nothing but a compliment.”
The author raved about Deadpool and Wolverine and called it “a good time.”
“When we saw the movie in a packed theater, people were going crazy. It’s great. It’s a great franchise, so more of it, please! You know, what I appreciate even more is that there are no Green Lantern jokes, because I was partly responsible for that. … You have to wear it with a badge of honor!”
