"Deadpool" doesn't need an R rating for Marvel according to Tim Miller

Deadpool was an essential film so that the studios were not afraid of the maximum age rating. At the time, the so-called R rating represented a risk for teenagers to attend cinemas, as this categorization requires that minors be accompanied by an adult to attend the screening. However, the film was a real success and opened the doors for productions like Logan or the most recent Joker to premiere with the same rating.Now in an interview with Collider, the director of the two previous installments, Tim Miller has assured that the third Deadpool movie would not need to have an r rating to function within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Just as the director is promoting the second season of Love Death and robots, the director reflected on making movies before and after Disney’s purchase of Fox. “He is still that character. You can remove the R-rated parts if you want and it would still be Deadpool if Ryan Reynolds played him, “Miller said. But fans of the mercenary who love his scenes and politically incorrect language have nothing to fear. A few months ago, the head of the UCM Kevin Feige assured that the script for the third installment was being worked on and that it would have an R rating. Apart from ensuring the rating, Feige praised the work of Ryan Reynolds in the role of the antihero: ” Ryan is a very busy and very successful actor.We have a number of things that we’ve already announced that we now have to do, but it’s exciting that work has already started on the third installment (…) Once again he’s a very different type of character in the MCU and Ryan is a force from the wild, which is amazing to see him bringing the character to life. Deadpool 3 is expected to start shooting in 2022. In the meantime, we’ll have to settle for whatever information Feige and the production development team provide. . Can Deadpool finally enter such a different universe?