PG13 version of "Deadpool 2" confirms release date and strives for Chinese release

Recently, there is new news about the PG13 version of "Deadpool 2". The film is officially named "Once Upon a Deadpool" and will be released in a limited capacity starting on December 12 and will last until Christmas Eve.

Most of the footage in Deadpool Past is from Deadpool 2, but it has been re-edited to meet the PG13 level of violence and profanity restrictions. In addition, a new set of footage will be added, which was quickly shot by Ryan Reynolds and a small crew in one day.

It seems that Fox released the PG13 version of "Deadpool 2" before Christmas just to make money from students who are on winter vacation, but it is not entirely true. Ryan Reynolds told foreign media that $1 from every movie ticket sold will be donated to the "F-ck Cancer Foundation."

"But in this particular period and event, we temporarily gave it a new name, the Fudge Cancer Foundation." Reynolds said. Although it sounds like a joke, this foundation is real and this event is serious.

Foreign media analyzed that Fox filmed the PG13 version of "Deadpool 2" in order to strive for the film's release in China and the possibility of joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The leaders of Disney and Marvel are paying close attention to it, thinking about possibly incorporating it into their future plans.

The screenwriter confirmed that the new version of "Deadpool 2" is indeed aimed at younger audiences, but old fans will also like it. "I think this version will not only be attractive to children, but also to people who like "Deadpool". This version is subversive enough, interesting and creative, which only Deadpool can do."