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Deadpool and Kidpool in short supporting SickKids Foundation.
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Deadpool, Kidpool, and Lynda Carter Want to Get Rid of Sick Kids

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Deadpool & Wolverine Is Good for a Laugh, But Sadly Not Much Else

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The New Deadpool and Wolverine Trailer Introduces a Most Intriguing Villain

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Ryan Reynolds breaks the fourth wall in the trailer for If.
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Ryan Reynolds Interviews Has-Been Imaginary Friends in Latest IF Trailer

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Deadpool is Marvel Jesus in the First Trailer for Deadpool and Wolverine

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Ryan Reynolds and Paramount Pictures Working on Adaptation of John Scalzi’s Starter Villain

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There’s a Deadpool Christmas Movie Script Out There, Just Asking To Be Made

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Ryan Reynolds Is Bringing the Disney’s Society of Explorers and Adventurers to the Big Screen

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For the Third Year in a Row, There’s a New Trailer for Free Guy

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Ryan Reynolds Gets Real in the New Trailer for Free Guy

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Dragon’s Lair Is Getting a Netflix Movie, Possibly Featuring Ryan Reynolds

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Ryan Reynolds Discovers He’s an NPC in the First Trailer for Free Guy

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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