Deadpool & Wolverine trailer: Ryan Reynolds tries to help Hugh Jackman return to his former glory amid plenty of bickering

The second trailer for Deadpool & Wolverine debuted Monday morning.

Ryan Reynolds’ hero walks into a dive bar where Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine tries to get a drink, but the bartender refuses to serve him.

Deadpool wears his red and black suit as she tells Wolverine to leave the bar, but old Wolf says no.

A gun is put to his head after the former good guy’s claws start popping out of his knuckles. Deadpool continues to tease the ‘over 40’ icon.

Throughout the clip, Deadpool does his best to lure Wolverine back to a life of being a good superhero, while Wolverine vigorously resists.

This is the third installment in the Deadpool film series and the first set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Ryan Reynolds’ hero walks into a dive bar where Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine tries to get a drink, but the bartender refuses to serve him; The next thing he knows, Deadpool is pointing a gun at him

Two posters were also shared on Monday featuring both Reynolds and Jackman with their weapons

Deadpool and Wolverine go at it to Madonna’s late ’80s song Like a Prayer.

“I’m about to lose everything I’ve ever cared about,” Deadpool tells Wolverine. Wolverine then says dryly, “Not my damn problem.”

“Is that what you said when your world went to shit?” Deadpool counters.

Then the very grumpy Wolverine digs his claws into Deadpool’s crotch.

Later, Deadpool tries to get into Wolverine’s shoes: “Do you want to talk about what’s haunting you, or should we wait for a third-act flashback?”

Deadpool & Wolverine comes almost six years after the release of Deadpool 2.

The first trailer for Deadpool & Wolverine debuted during the Super Bowl and broke the record for the most viewed movie trailer within 24 hours with a total of 365 million views.

Later, Wolverine is seen wearing a yellow and black suit while his claws are on display

The two work side by side, but also bicker and fight

Deadpool and Wolverine debuts in theaters on July 26 and has become one of the most highly anticipated films of the summer.

Many also wondered if John Brolin’s Cable is from 2018’s Deadpool 2, although the actor was quite coy on the subject.

While promoting his new film Dune: Part 2 in an interview with ColliderBrolin was asked if he’s in Deadpool 3 and if not, why, though Brolin gave a bizarre answer.

‘No. Don’t know. Because Ryan (Reynolds) doesn’t like me? Don’t know. Don’t know! Maybe?’ Brolin said with a smile.

It was confirmed that this story will take place before the events of 2017’s Logan, where Jackman’s Wolverine was killed, set in the year 2029.

All that is known about the story is that Deadpool and Wolverine will eventually team up again and that they will “work together to defeat a common enemy.”

Throughout the clip, Deadpool does his best to lure Wolverine back to a life of being a good superhero, while Wolverine vigorously resists.

Deadpool is also seen with his mask off

The first Deadpool was released in 2016 and made box office history as the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time, earning $782.8 million worldwide on a budget of just $58 million.

The 2018 sequel Deadpool 2 grossed $785.6 million out of a $110 million budget that paved the way for Deadpool and Wolverine.