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  1. Hey @Variety , #RyanReynolds and #RyanGosling are not the same person. #Deadpool

    That being said, I'm disappointed that Ryan Gosling is playing #GhostRider. Are we just putting the same four people in every franchise now?

    #GabrielLuna was fantastic in the role in #AgentsOfSHIELD .

  2. Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #Mayday #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh Kenneth Branagh Enters His Jason Statham Era in New Footage From Cold War Action Movie dlvr.it/TTjLxr

  3. Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #Mayday #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh Kenneth Branagh Enters His Jason Statham Era in New Footage From Cold War Action Movie dlvr.it/TTjLxr

  4. Ryan Reynolds Says There Will ‘Eventually’ Be Another ‘Deadpool’ Movie: ‘There’s a Few Really Deep Cuts That I Think Are Missing’
    #Variety #News #Deadpool #Marvel #RyanReynolds

    variety.com/2026/film/news/rya

  5. Ryan Reynolds Says There Will ‘Eventually’ Be Another ‘Deadpool’ Movie: ‘There’s a Few Really Deep Cuts That I Think Are Missing’
    #Variety #News #Deadpool #Marvel #RyanReynolds

    variety.com/2026/film/news/rya

  6. 𝗥𝘆𝗮𝗻 𝗥𝗲𝘆𝗻𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗴𝘁 𝗻𝗶𝗲𝘂𝘄𝗲 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗺 𝗺𝗲𝘁 𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗽𝗼𝗼𝗹

    De Canadese acteur Ryan Reynolds heeft bevestigd dat er een nieuwe film met zijn personage Deadpool aankomt. Tijdens het sportevenement Fanatics Fest 2026 in New York zei Reynolds dat er nog elementen uit de oorspronkelijke Deadpool-strips zijn die nog niet zijn teruggekomen in de films, meldt The Hollywood Reporter.

    rtl.nl/boulevard/artikel/56302

    #RyanReynolds #nieuweFilm #Deadpool

  7. 𝗥𝘆𝗮𝗻 𝗥𝗲𝘆𝗻𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗴𝘁 𝗻𝗶𝗲𝘂𝘄𝗲 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗺 𝗺𝗲𝘁 𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗽𝗼𝗼𝗹

    De Canadese acteur Ryan Reynolds heeft bevestigd dat er een nieuwe film met zijn personage Deadpool aankomt. Tijdens het sportevenement Fanatics Fest 2026 in New York zei Reynolds dat er nog elementen uit de oorspronkelijke Deadpool-strips zijn die nog niet zijn teruggekomen in de films, meldt The Hollywood Reporter.

    rtl.nl/boulevard/artikel/56302

    #RyanReynolds #nieuweFilm #Deadpool

  8. Mimi's Thoughts @emaithoughtsinwords.wordpress.com@emaithoughtsinwords.wordpress.com ·

    Enjoy the Art

    (L-R) Wallen, Hoover, Reynolds

    I was minding my business on TikTok this evening when Apple TV+ decided to tell me Ryan Reynolds has a new movie coming out… This September. I already know I’ll most likely watch it when it becomes available in my area.

    What surprised me wasn’t the trailer. It was the comment section of the post.

    Oh my Goodness… The hate was loud. Really really loud.
    I found some commentors asking, “Wait… what happened?” “Why does everyone suddenly hate Ryan Reynolds?” “Do we not like Ryan Reynolds anymore?”
    I didn’t wonder along with them because I knew exactly why they were hating.

    A lot of the backlash stems from the ongoing legal dispute involving Reynold’s wife, Blake Lively, and actor/director Justin Baldoni. Ryan stood by his wife publicly… as most husbands probably would. This made many people feel disappointed by the position he took. Whether you agree with him or not, opinions have become incredibly divided.

    I won’t lie. For a brief moment, I felt caught in the middle too.
    I’ve always liked Ryan Reynolds. His sense of humor is effortless, his acting is brilliant, and he has this way of making almost every role enjoyable to watch.
    So, did the controversy make me pause? Yes it sure did.
    Did it make me hate him? No.

    And that’s when another thought crossed my mind.
    Why do we find it so easy to hate people these days?
    Not disagree with them. Not question them. Not even criticize them. Just… hate them.

    It reminded me of Colleen Hoover… And just to add, this whole Reynolds controversy stems from the period of the movie production of Hoovers It Ends with Us.

    I’ve watched people tear Hoover apart online for years. The funny thing is, I’ve never even taken the time to investigate every reason behind the criticism. I simply know she’s become one of those people the internet has collectively decided to dislike.

    Yet, somehow, millions of people have laughed, cried and healed through her books.

    Then there’s Morgan Wallen.
    Recently, I found myself reading about some of his past controversies. There were arrests, poor decisions and headlines that weren’t exactly flattering. Did it change the fact that I love his music?
    No it didn’t.
    His songs still make me smile.
    They still tell stories that resonate with me.

    So I made peace with something. I don’t have to approve of every decision an artist has ever made before I can appreciate what they create.

    I can enjoy Morgan Wallen’s music without defending his mistakes.

    I can admire Ryan Reynolds’ talent without pretending to know everything about his personal life.

    I can appreciate Colleen Hoover’s creativity without making her my moral compass.

    Maybe that’s where I’ve landed.

    The internet doesn’t seem to leave much room for middle ground anymore. It’s almost as if we’re expected to pick a side immediately.

    Love them.
    Cancel them.
    Support them.
    Boycott them.
    No middle ground.

    But life has taught me that human beings are far more complicated than hashtags and comment sections.

    People are flawed, they disappoint us, they grow, they make mistakes… Sometimes they apologize… Sometimes they don’t.

    Sometimes we choose to keep supporting their work and sometimes we don’t.

    That’s a personal decision, and I respect it.

    For me, though, I don’t want to join every online pile-on just because it’s trending.

    I’d rather think, read, make my own conclusions and remember that someone can create something beautiful while still being an imperfect human being.

    If we demanded perfection from every artist before enjoying their work, our playlists would become very quiet, our bookshelves much emptier, and our watchlists surprisingly very very short.

    So yes… I’ll probably watch the Ryan Reynolds movie.
    I’ll still listen to Morgan Wallen.
    I’ll probably pick up another Colleen Hoover book if the story interests me.

    I won’t do all that because I think any of them are perfect, I will do it because I’m learning to appreciate the art without expecting perfection from the artist.
    And honestly… I think there’s a little more peace in living that way… Peace for me.

    #2026movies #AppleTV #books #ColleenHoover #internet #MorganWallen #music #RyanReynolds #tiktok
  9. Mimi's Thoughts @emaithoughtsinwords.wordpress.com@emaithoughtsinwords.wordpress.com ·

    Enjoy the Art

    (L-R) Wallen, Hoover, Reynolds

    I was minding my business on TikTok this evening when Apple TV+ decided to tell me Ryan Reynolds has a new movie coming out… This September. I already know I’ll most likely watch it when it becomes available in my area.

    What surprised me wasn’t the trailer. It was the comment section of the post.

    Oh my Goodness… The hate was loud. Really really loud.
    I found some commentors asking, “Wait… what happened?” “Why does everyone suddenly hate Ryan Reynolds?” “Do we not like Ryan Reynolds anymore?”
    I didn’t wonder along with them because I knew exactly why they were hating.

    A lot of the backlash stems from the ongoing legal dispute involving Reynold’s wife, Blake Lively, and actor/director Justin Baldoni. Ryan stood by his wife publicly… as most husbands probably would. This made many people feel disappointed by the position he took. Whether you agree with him or not, opinions have become incredibly divided.

    I won’t lie. For a brief moment, I felt caught in the middle too.
    I’ve always liked Ryan Reynolds. His sense of humor is effortless, his acting is brilliant, and he has this way of making almost every role enjoyable to watch.
    So, did the controversy make me pause? Yes it sure did.
    Did it make me hate him? No.

    And that’s when another thought crossed my mind.
    Why do we find it so easy to hate people these days?
    Not disagree with them. Not question them. Not even criticize them. Just… hate them.

    It reminded me of Colleen Hoover… And just to add, this whole Reynolds controversy stems from the period of the movie production of Hoovers It Ends with Us.

    I’ve watched people tear Hoover apart online for years. The funny thing is, I’ve never even taken the time to investigate every reason behind the criticism. I simply know she’s become one of those people the internet has collectively decided to dislike.

    Yet, somehow, millions of people have laughed, cried and healed through her books.

    Then there’s Morgan Wallen.
    Recently, I found myself reading about some of his past controversies. There were arrests, poor decisions and headlines that weren’t exactly flattering. Did it change the fact that I love his music?
    No it didn’t.
    His songs still make me smile.
    They still tell stories that resonate with me.

    So I made peace with something. I don’t have to approve of every decision an artist has ever made before I can appreciate what they create.

    I can enjoy Morgan Wallen’s music without defending his mistakes.

    I can admire Ryan Reynolds’ talent without pretending to know everything about his personal life.

    I can appreciate Colleen Hoover’s creativity without making her my moral compass.

    Maybe that’s where I’ve landed.

    The internet doesn’t seem to leave much room for middle ground anymore. It’s almost as if we’re expected to pick a side immediately.

    Love them.
    Cancel them.
    Support them.
    Boycott them.
    No middle ground.

    But life has taught me that human beings are far more complicated than hashtags and comment sections.

    People are flawed, they disappoint us, they grow, they make mistakes… Sometimes they apologize… Sometimes they don’t.

    Sometimes we choose to keep supporting their work and sometimes we don’t.

    That’s a personal decision, and I respect it.

    For me, though, I don’t want to join every online pile-on just because it’s trending.

    I’d rather think, read, make my own conclusions and remember that someone can create something beautiful while still being an imperfect human being.

    If we demanded perfection from every artist before enjoying their work, our playlists would become very quiet, our bookshelves much emptier, and our watchlists surprisingly very very short.

    So yes… I’ll probably watch the Ryan Reynolds movie.
    I’ll still listen to Morgan Wallen.
    I’ll probably pick up another Colleen Hoover book if the story interests me.

    I won’t do all that because I think any of them are perfect, I will do it because I’m learning to appreciate the art without expecting perfection from the artist.
    And honestly… I think there’s a little more peace in living that way… Peace for me.

    #2026movies #AppleTV #books #ColleenHoover #internet #MorganWallen #music #RyanReynolds #tiktok
  10. Prepare-se para MAYDAY! 💥 Ryan Reynolds e Kenneth Branagh juntos em uma comédia de ação explosiva no Apple TV, a partir de 4 de setembro. Não perca essa aventura cheia de humor e adrenalina! #Mayday #RyanReynolds #AppleTV

    upnerd.com.br/2026/07/mayday-f

  11. Mayday - Watch Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh in the trailer for the new buddy action-comedy bit.ly/4aQ3kIl

    #Mayday #film #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh

  12. Mayday - Watch Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh in the trailer for the new buddy action-comedy bit.ly/4aQ3kIl

    #Mayday #film #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh

  13. Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #Mayday #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh Ryan Reynolds & Kenneth Branagh Turn 'Top Gun' Into a Cold War Hit in First Apple TV Movie Trailer dlvr.it/TTX7Hx

  14. Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #Mayday #RyanReynolds #KennethBranagh Ryan Reynolds & Kenneth Branagh Turn 'Top Gun' Into a Cold War Hit in First Apple TV Movie Trailer dlvr.it/TTX7Hx