“Deadpool 2,” which which opened in theaters everywhere on Friday, is the story of a bullied mutant teen who returns to the facility he was raised at in order to enact vengeance on those who wronged him.
And for actor and comedian Josh Gad (“Frozen,” “Pixels”), seeing “Deadpool 2” was the best way to cheer himself up after a bullied teen returned to his high school in Texas and murdered 10 of his classmates:
On this unbelievably sad and horrific day I thank @VancityReynolds @RhettReese @paulwernick @adityasood @Kinberg & the entire team behind #deadpool2 for giving me such an inspired distraction. Laughed till it hurt. Cried till I could hide it. Needed that in a bad way. Brilliance
— Josh Gad (@joshgad) May 18, 2018
Just wow. Nothing like comedic violence to get your mind off real violence!
What’s worse is that “Deadpool 2” writer/producer Rhett Reese thanked him for it:
Thanks so very much, Josh!
— Rhett Reese (@RhettReese) May 19, 2018
No self-awareness whatsoever.
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