Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), Marvel Studios' R-rated team-up film for Deadpool and Wolverine, runs 2 hours 7 minutes (127 minutes). It has one post-credits scene at the very end, and it is available on digital, disc, and Disney+ for home viewing. That runtime makes it the longest Deadpool film. Families should note the R rating, and theater viewers should plan extra time for trailers and the final scene.
Table of Contents
- How Long Is the Movie?
- What Does the R Rating Mean for Families?
- Should You Stay Through the Credits?
- Where Can You Watch It Now?
How Long Is the Movie?
The theatrical runtime is 127 minutes. ComicBook.com reported that length from AMC and Regal listings, making this entry longer than both earlier films.
The comparison is straightforward for returning viewers: Some disc packages round the time to 128 minutes, or 2 hours 8 minutes. Blu-ray.com lists that rounded figure, so plan for about 2.5 hours with trailers and the end scene.
- Deadpool: 108 minutes
- Deadpool 2: 119 minutes
- Deadpool & Wolverine: 127 minutes
What Does the R Rating Mean for Families?
The MPA rated the film R for strong bloody violence and language throughout, gore, and sexual references. ComicBook.com reported the rating from the MPA bulletin.
It was Marvel Studios' first R-rated theatrical MCU entry. Parents should treat it as adult-oriented and leave younger kids home.
Should You Stay Through the Credits?
Yes. Digital Trends reports that the film has only one post-credits scene, placed at the very end. There is no separate mid-credits scene.
Stay in your seat through the full crawl. The credits include a montage of behind-the-scenes Fox X-Men footage set to Green Day's Good Riddance, described by Radio Times as a farewell tribute. That final scene uses TVA surveillance footage. USA Today reports that Deadpool uses it to prove Johnny Storm really insulted Cassandra Nova, clearing up Deadpool's earlier blame for Johnny's death rather than teasing a future story.
Where Can You Watch It Now?
Marvel.com announced digital release on October 1, 2024, followed by 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD on October 22, 2024 in the home-release announcement. The disc and digital editions include a gag reel, deleted scenes, commentary, and featurettes.
Streaming arrived later. Digital Trends reports that the film began streaming on Disney+ on November 12, 2024, giving subscribers the main alternative to purchase or disc. Pick digital for fast access, disc for extras and collection, or Disney+ if you already subscribe.