Deadpool 2 Cut A Post Credits Scene For Being Too Controversial

If you’ve read any of the early reactions for Deadpool 2 (link in the RELATED section) then you have probably noticed people are going crazy over the post-credits scene. While only the folks that were lucky enough to see the film early know exactly what that scene is about (Unfortunately I was not one of them), we do have some news on a post-credits scene that was cut from the film, due to its nature being too dark.

A description of the scene from GamesRadar follows below.

‘‘Deadpool in a newborn ward. Standing next to A Hitler. He goes back and forth on doing it. A baby cries and he says ‘Shut up Ira, you’ll thank me someday!’. Finally, he goes for it, then baby Hitler’s POV as Deadpool strangles him.”

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Yeah, even taking into account it was Hitler, that’s pretty dark, even for Deadpool. One of the worst figures in history, but it is still a baby, and had they left this scene in, they were asking for some sort of backlash. With all the ranting and raving about the post-credits scene that was left in the film, it appears as if the powers that be made the right choice.

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Source: GamesRadar (via CBM)

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