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First Look At Probability-Altering Domino From Deadpool Movie Sequel
After surprising pretty much everyone with the stellar Deadpool movie in 2016, Ryan Reynolds has been happy to tweet out small teasers for the movie's sequel. Today, he revealed the first official shot of X-Force marksman and Cable love-interest Domino.
The post-credits scene of Deadpool already joked about Cable's introduction in the second movie, with Josh Brolin confirming his casting in the role.
The Deadpool sequel, tentatively titled Love Machine, started filming in June 2017, with a planned release of June 1st, 2018. Colossus, Negasonic Teenage Warhead, and Dopsinder (the cab driver that may have gone a little too far in showing his love) have also been confirmed to join Wade Wilson in the new movie.
[Source: Ryan Reynolds' Twitter]
Our Take
The original Deadpool was at its best when the titular character was playing off others, so a dead-serious character definitely makes us excited to see more.
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