‘Logan’ Reveals “Deadpool 2” Trailer; Easter Egg Hints at Possible Cable Inclusion

Mar 05, 2017 11:13 AM EST | Yen Palec

While most superhero movies add end credit scenes, "Logan" is playing it differently. Hugh Jackman's last Wolverine movie upped the ante by and surprised moviegoers by unveiling a "Deadpool 2" trailer right at the beginning of the film, and it is glorious.

The "Deadpool 2" trailer, which has now reached more than 10 million views in YouTube as of this writing, is entitled No Good Dead. In true "Deadpool" fashion, the trailer is funny, quirky, and features a handful of Ryan Reynolds's naked butt.

The "Deadpool 2" trailer starts with Reynolds walking into a man holding up an aged person. Reynolds then popped into a phone booth and tried to change into his "Deadpool" custom. However, he took so long to get his gear right that he was not able to save the elderly man from being shot by the mugger.

The trailer features quite a hearty jab at Superman, who is known to change from Clark Kent to the Superman character in a phone booth. The Superman theme was also glaring in the background as Reynolds's is trying to change into his "Deadpool" outfit, according to The Verge.

The "Deadpool 2" trailer also featured a couple of Easter eggs for keen eyed viewers. The most prominent of this is the graffiti written right outside of the phone booth. It reads "Nathan Summers cumming soon." Fans have immediately decoded this as a nod to the X-Men character Cable whose real name is Nathan Summers. Cable is rumored to be part of the "Deadpool 2" cast.

Unlike most trailers that end with at least an estimate of the movie's release, "Deadpool 2" trailer broke convention and just stated "Not Soon Enough." According to Vox, the film is scheduled for a March 2, 2018 release

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