When David Leitch came on board to direct “Deadpool 2,” the sequel to the 2016 action comedy featuring Marvel Comics’ foul-mouthed antihero, he started with one thing in mind.
“The goal wasn’t to outdo the [first] movie. The goal was to deliver something worthy of the [first] movie,” Leitch said.
Whatever happens on the screen, “Deadpool 2” will be hard-pressed to top what the first “Deadpool” did to Utah’s liquor laws, in a landmark legal case that involved beer, the First Amendment, a former Salt Lake City mayor, and a unicorn ejaculating rainbows.