Disney has decided it’s time to bring the biggest movie of the year to Disney Plus itself, and has announced when Deadpool and Wolverine will arrive on the service.

It’s coming soon, so don’t pay a lot of money for a rental right now. The Deadpool and Wolverine Disney Plus release date is November 12, three and a half months after it debuted in theaters. Not a bad turnaround time, to be honest.

Even though it is the only MCU movie released in 2024, although it’s more of an undead FOX movie, technically Deadpool and Wolverine did insane numbers at the box office, setting a record for an R-rated movie. With $1.33 billion worldwide, it is the twentieth film of all time, which also makes it the seventh highest-grossing MCU film, an exceptionally impressive feat. Here’s a list.

1. Avengers: Endgame – $2.79 billion
2. Avengers: Infinity War – $2.05 billion
3. Spider-Man: No Way Home – $1.95 billion
4. The Avengers – $1.52 billion
5. Avengers: Age of Ultron – $1.4 billion
6. Black Panther – $1.34 billion
7. Deadpool and Wolverine – $1.33 billion
8. Iron Man 3 – $1.26 billion
9. Captain America: Civil War – $1.15 billion
10. Spider-Man: Far From Home – $1.132 billion
11. Captain Marvel – $1.131 billion

Interesting list there, honestly. It’s no surprise that all three Avengers movies are there, plus Civil War, which itself was kind of a mini-Avengers movie. No Way Home scored huge numbers with the promise of Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire Spider-Men returning, because that wasn’t exactly a secret. Black Panther is by far the highest solo debut film. It remains pretty stunning to me that Captain Marvel made $1.13 billion, because it was honestly… not great. And it’s a tragedy, the better The Marvels was a disaster, making only a fraction of that ($206 million). That’s just insane to me, even if it was just the wrong movie released at the wrong time.

As for the future MCU, we have Captain America: Brave New World, Thunderbolts and the all-important Fantastic Four next year, where Deadpool and Wolverine flew solo in 2024. Will any of these make a billion? I suspect Fantastic Four will, but I don’t think the others will achieve that. Maybe I’m wrong, and that’s not to say those other movies won’t be good, but a non-Steve Rogers Cap movie is a hard sell at first, and while the Thunderbolts trailer is great, it’s still a film consisting of B and C mainly mentions anti-heroes/villains. We’ll see. For now, get ready to watch Deadpool and Wolverine again here in two weeks.

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