Behind every superhero lies an attraction point - where the superhero reveals who he is attracted to or attracted by. In this case, it seems the hypersexualized Deadpool is not only hypersexual as shown in the film's red band trailer but he could be also pansexual.
The rated movie is hitting a lot of nerves in the Marvel Superhero world. Is it in a good or bad way? You be the judge.
Tim Miller, the director of the movie and Ryan Reynolds tells us why he is excited about being quoted that Deadpool is a pansexual: "Pansexual! I want that quoted! Pansexual Deadpool" says Tim Miller.
Now, we're all familiar with most of the terms but if this is the first time you've heard of pansexual then it means not being limited to sexual choice with regards to biological sex, gender or identity - as defined by Wikipedia.
Reynolds supplied that the film itself will have some sexuality. He claims that there were moments when he had to take a step back and think, when doing a certain scene, that in some ways it was a bit excessive. That they might not be able to get away with scenes like that in a comic book movie. But so far the Studio did not have any complaints.
Simon Kinberg, producer of the film, says that nothing is taboo with Deadpool. It's a boundary pushing outrageous movie and they're committed to it. Deadpool is a hard "R" (Rated).
In the comics, Deadpool is omnisexual according to Marvel writer Gerry Duggan with Fabian Nicieza agreeing that he can be gay one minute and hetero the next.
There are insane things that Deadpool has done that will be slowly released, Reynolds tells in an interview with Collider.
Deadpool will be out in February 12, 2016.
