Deadpool facing the camera, covering his mouth with his hands as if in shock
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Is ‘Deadpool’ on Netflix? Where to stream ‘Deadpool’ and ‘Deadpool 2’

Where in the streaming multiverse does Wade Wilson lay his beautiful head?

The coal just keeps getting shoveled into the Deadpool & Wolverine train with every passing day, and before long, we’re going to be entering round three of Wade Wilson’s R-rated shenanigans, complete with all the sarcasm, splatter, and scintillating digs at the Hollywood infrastructure that made his previous outings so watchable.

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But for Netflix subscribers, Deadpool and Deadpool 2 are now a teensy bit less watchable. Worry not, however; the legacy adventures of the Merc With the Mouth live on.

Are Deadpool and Deadpool 2 on Netflix?

via 20th Century Fox

Deadpool and Deadpool 2 have long since departed from Netflix. But, if you’re up-to-date on 20th Century’s business decisions, it should be no great task to connect the dots on Deadpool’s new streaming home.

The mutant’s previous outings are both available to stream on Disney Plus, where he and the majority of Marvel’s legacy films and shows will likely remain for the foreseeable future. By the tail-end of this year, Deadpool & Wolverine will be joining them there as well.

In other words, whatever homework you may have to do for the Marvel event of the year is all tucked away safely on the Mouse House’s streaming platform, which also plays host to 20th Century’s lineup of X-Men films, in case you want to go the extra but unnecessary mile for a smattering of context for Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine (although, you should watch Logan just as a little treat to yourself).

Deadpool & Wolverine slices and dices into theaters on July 26.


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