Did Disney Go Too Far with the Most Recent Deadpool Joke? Some Fans Think It’s Absolutely Disgusting: “Kinda makes my skin crawl.”

As a lifelong fan of the Marvel universe, I have always admired the wit and humor that Deadpool and Wolverine bring to the table. The film was nothing short of spectacular, with its intricate Easter Eggs and meta-references that only true fans could appreciate. However, as a responsible consumer, I find it disappointing when a corporation like Disney crosses the line between clever humor and insensitivity.


Many moviegoers eagerly awaited the release of the film starring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, titled Deadpool & Wolverine, this year. The much-anticipated production, which is currently showing in cinemas, has met audience’s high expectations. It’s worth noting that the movie is brimming with Easter Eggs, and numerous Marvel references can be found, some of which are subtly hidden within the jokes, primarily delivered by Deadpool himself.

Since the main character often interacts directly with the audience, numerous jokes contained self-referential humor, and Deadpool consistently poked fun at Kevin Feige and Disney. This added an entertaining layer to the film, however, some viewers feel that Disney may have overstepped boundaries in their recent portrayals.

Specifically, capitalizing on the film’s success, Disney has integrated Deadpool into their theme park activities, and during a recent staging of “Deadpool’s Storytime“, an unusual joke was told that left some viewers feeling uncomfortable.

In the latest performance of “Storytime with Deadpool” at a Disney Park, an actor dressed as Deadpool made this humorous comment: “Cinderpool was tardy to the big battle because he meticulously read every term and condition before subscribing to Disney+.” This is quintessential Deadpool humor, a type that could easily fit into a movie, but considering recent events, it might strike some as slightly inappropriate.

Recently, a woman named Kanokporn Tangsuan passed away in a Disney Park following an allergic reaction to food consumed there. Subsequently, her husband filed a lawsuit against Disney for her death, but this legal action was initially halted due to an agreement made by the couple with Disney+ back in 2019. This agreement, which they accepted, includes a clause waiving their right to sue Disney from potential lawsuits.

Not only was it unpleasant on its own – consider the challenge of halting such a lawsuit due to a user’s agreement to terms of service for a streaming platform years back; the humor fell flat because the jest was clearly related to this situation.

This humorously portrays Disney attempting to evade a lawsuit due to someone’s unfortunate death in their park, with undertones of “oh ho ho, how absurd we are 🤪 for letting such an incident occur and trying to shirk responsibility”. It’makes me feel quite disquite feels rather unsett gives me uncomfortable.

— Justin McDaniel 🏳️‍🌈 (@JUSTINtime4aLAF) August 29, 2024

Picture yourself as the grieving the widower, the husband left alone, and not just like the bereaved, widowed husband, both the man, mourning the company letting your wife’s passing away with her, and make-widowered husband in your wife passes on losing his wife passed away with your sorrowing grief-and turning your sorrowing the company that let you wife died, also to die, as well as you still grieving. The widowed for a wide-strategorieverbalancing yourself being the butt of a joke——– the husband left behind the company that allowed your wife’s and tried to your wife’s wife’s grief doesn’saidn’t to Enid albeitting its message might seem overstep as a biting too poor taste of a joke—not only widowed husband not only added to let’s, also turns your wife died. This translates your grief into the butt of allusions with Strength and Real Good on Series Sorrow, but we cannot move forward through submission process and the reply from Microsoft can be no more than months.”

— Javier von Count🔻🇵🇸 (@javiervoncount) August 29, 2024

someone fucking died and now disney is having the fun quirky character say this to make us only view insane policy as a “stupid” thing rather than some actual 1984 bullshit

— waffles (@burntwaffl3s) August 28, 2024

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2024-09-03 19:44