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When Does Deadpool 3 Come Out? Release Window Explained

Here's when the long-awaited Deadpool threequel finally releases!

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Deadpool 3 has been long in development. Ever since Disney’s acquisition of distributor 20th Century Fox in 2019, some have wondered whether the Mouse House would continue the development of the R-rated superhero flick. Finally, though, it appears that there’s a light at the end of the tunnel with the status of the film. Here’s when Deadpool 3 is expected to come out.

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Deadpool 3 Release Date

Following its initial announcement, Disney and Marvel have confirmed that Deadpool 3 will be delayed by just a little bit: it will now be released on Nov. 8, 2024. This is thankfully not an extremely long delay, as it’s now set for release just two months after its initially planned Sep. 6 release.

The original release was announced in a comedic video on Reynolds’ Twitter page discussing news about the upcoming film. In the video, Reynolds reaffirmed that Deadpool 3 would be the character’s entrance into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, while also surprisingly announcing that Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine would be joining the film in some way.

However, it appears the film will now come just a little bit later than we were hoping. Disney and Marvel did not give a reason as to why the film is delayed, but it appears to just be one piece of a major scheduling shake-up from the two. Five upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films have seen release date changes, and Deadpool 3’s former date will now be occupied by Blade, which Marvel has recently pushed the pause button on as it searches for a new director.

That’s all we know about when Deadpool 3 will be released. While you wait for the film’s 2024 release, catch up on the previous Deadpool films, now that their R-rated cuts are available on Disney+.

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Matt Anderson

Matt has been a freelance writer at Twinfinite for a year, and he's been in the games media industry for three years. He typically covers topics related to console news and industry trends for the site, and he has a major interest in first-party console games. Matt also has a Bachelor’s in Screenwriting from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, is an avid content creator on YouTube and TikTok, and legend has it he once asked Super Smash Bros. Melee to be his Prom date.

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