When Deadpool 2 hit theaters, you might have assumed it would be impossible to somehow load in more dirty jokes or gratuitous violence. How wrong you were, though. While the film is certainly raunchy, perhaps even more so than the first Deadpool, there`s always room for more.That`s proven by the Super Duper cut of the movie, which has been released on Digital HD. This version of Deadpool 2 first debuted at San Diego Comic-Con and will arrive on Blu-ray on August 21.The new cut of the film adds 15 minutes to the running time. That includes not only scenes completely omitted from the theatrical cut of the film, but alternate lines of dialogue, new and longer fight scenes, and even some new music choices. Of course, the new material also includes the fabled `kill baby Hitler` deleted scene that the film`s writers discussed back when the movie hit theaters--and it`s even more bizarre than you might have imagined.There`s a lot more to be found in the over two-hour running time, though. Finding every single little difference is a difficult task, though. Thankfully, GameSpot has done the work for you. After studying both versions of the film closely, we`ve found every change made in the Super Duper cut. Save yourself some time and let us guide you through this new cut of Deadpool 2. The first change comes when Deadpool faces off with the Chinese gangsters at the beginning of the film. Upon crashing through a window, he apologizes and says he thought this bar full of villains was an `anal bleaching party.` In the theatrical cut, he simply counts the men in Spanish before they open fire. After being pumped full of lead by the gangsters in the theatrical version, he quickly jumps up to fight back. In the extended cut, though, he plays dead for a bit. He also tells the bartender that smoking is bad for her, because Deadpool cares. This is where the changes get more difficult to point out. Different angles and takes are used throughout this fight scene, show ...
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