'Deadpool and Wolverine' runtime revealed! Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman starrer to be longest film in the franchise

The highly anticipated film 'Deadpool and Wolverine,' starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, is on a record-breaking spree ahead of its release next month.
According to the latest reports, the film is set to make history as the longest 'Deadpool' movie ever. The upcoming superhero film will reportedly have a runtime of 2 hours and 7 minutes, surpassing the lengths of its predecessors.
This update comes after the film became the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to obtain an 'R' rating.The studio, which has adhered to PG-13 ratings, will break the mould by bringing "strong bloody violence and language throughout, gore and sexual references" with this Shawn Levy directorial.

That's not all, the film's trailer also broke the record for using the most swearwords than the entire MCU combined. If the swear words from thhe trailer itself is added up, it is more than the total of the Fox X-Men, Netflix shows, Disney+ web series and even MCU films.
'Deadpool and Wolverine' will see Hugh return as the Wolverine, seven years after playing the character in the film 'Logan'.

The film slated to hit the big screen on 26 July 2024, is touted to play a big part in the Multiverse saga, and the future MCU slate.
Meanwhile, Levy, who is busy putting the final touches on the film, is reportedly in the running to direct the fifth Avengers film. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Marvel and Levy are discussing the idea, and the studio delivered the newest script to the filmmaker late last week. However, insiders claim that other directors are also vying for the high-profile gig.