Gleefully profane antihero Deadpool has invaded movie pages and posters in the iTunes Store to celebrate the release of his frequently fourth-wall-breaking comedy action film.
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The rogue Marvel Comics character's latest act of defiance appears to involve defacing or photobombing posters and preview pages in the Movie section of the Store, with everything from 127 Hours to Taken getting the snarky Deadpool treatment.
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Deadpool stars Ryan Reynolds as the former Special Forces operative turned freakishly self-aware superhero. The movie has set a record for highest-earning R-rated movie ever, earning a total of $746 million globally. A sequel is currently in production.
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Deadpool can be purchased on the iTunes Store in HD for $14.99 which includes access to iTunes Extras. The movie will be available to rent from May 10.
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You never made a tpyo?
Of course.. :) just was more upset about there not being a prequel to 28 days later.Of course.. :) just was more upset about there not being a prequel to 28 days later.
wouldn't the prequel be 28 hours later?Sounds like Apple's movie website might need some cleanup. I recommend:
Or maybe some Ajax?I like this stunt as many of the movies are directly referenced in Deadpool.
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