In this FandomWire video essay, we explore why Deadpool And Wolverine worked and The Flash failed.

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True to the nature of a company skilled enough to turn a set of B-list characters into the most popular movie franchise of all time, Marvel Studios seems to have gotten over its recent slump in record time. If the House of Ideas had ever truly fallen from the top, they're certainly back up there now between the universal acclaim and near-perfect 99% Rotten Tomatoes score for X-Men '97, the earth-shattering announcements of Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday which left the Hall H Comic-Con crowd and the Internet at large in a frenzy, and of course the runaway success of Deadpool and Wolverine. Filled with cameos from old returning cast members and a self-acceptance arc for our hero at its core, this multiverse film is breaking box office records left and right while receiving a very positive response from critics and audiences alike, with the Daily Record's Ian Bunting hailing "the sickly funny film that we all need in our lives right now."