Deadpool & Wolverine was perhaps the summer’s most anticipated movie. The Deadpool name comes with
a promise of raunchy humor, a skewering of the traditional superhero formula, and a plethora of cameos, and this film delivers on those promises.

While Ryan Reynolds as the wisecracking Deadpool is great like always, the return of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine gave the story a different feel than the previous two films.

Jackman’s Wolverine, who is from a universe where he failed to protect his X-Men team, is a great character for Deadpool to play off, making the movie feel something like Planes, Trains, and Automobiles with superheroes.

Deadpool, now integrated into the multiversal chaos of the MCU, gets to make jokes about the lackluster reception of previous Marvel movies, variants of
himself and Wolverine, and meet a variety of forgotten characters from the past Marvel movies.

The movie was a love letter to the Fox superhero movies and the fans that have followed them since the beginning. No
surprises will be spoiled here, but it reaches the heights of the previous Deadpool films and even goes beyond in many areas.

While she’d had a long music career before, Sabrina Carpenter catapulted into newfound fame after opening for Taylor Swift on the recordbreaking Eras Tour. Short n’ Sweet is the definition of a summer hit – light, breezy, and most of all fun. Is the phrase “that’s that me espresso” complete nonsense? Sure, but it’s a joyful and fun escape from more realistic problems. “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” and “Taste” are the songs that will likely get the most attention, but almost every song on the album is filled with naughty wordplay and shots at guys who wronged her.