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"Deadpool" is promising mega violence, nudity, swear words, and all the qualities that a certain segment of fandom believes will make your average comic book movie even better. But even in an R-rated movie, there's always a line that can't be crossed, and director Tim Miller reveals there were moments he had to prevent Ryan Reynolds and co. from pushing the envelope past the border of good taste.

"That bar scene was particularly mean and offensive to a lot of people, because T.J. [Miller] and Ryan got together and wrote a version of the scene that we just said, ‘Oh my God, this is [going] too far.’ There were so many people offended by that… we couldn’t do it. It was just mean, and so I said, ‘No. We don’t have to do that,'" the director told Collider.

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"We did kind of go back and forth and it just got more and more hateful…Ryan’s a very, very good improvisor, and he’s very funny and one...