Director Shawn Levy has reassured fans that the divorce jokes involving Hugh Jackman and Jennifer Garner in 'Deadpool & Wolverine' were approved by the actors themselves, emphasizing a respectful and playful spirit in their execution. The R-rated film, which includes various edgy humor, such as jokes about Jackman's physique post-divorce, has sparked mixed reactions among audiences regarding its handling of gay jokes, with some labeling them as relentless and offensive while others defend their inclusion. Levy noted that only one line was altered due to sensitivity, replaced with another audacious joke featuring Pinocchio. Despite the controversies, 'Deadpool & Wolverine' has been a box office success, grossing $211 million in its opening weekend. The film explores themes of pansexuality through Deadpool's character, although some viewers feel it lacks meaningful LGBTQ+ representation. Overall, the film has pushed boundaries within Disney's superhero lineup, showcasing the irreverent humor fans expect from the franchise.