Meaning of 'caught up'
As the montage catches us up to the point where we've been before — Deadpool was always great at time-hopping — there's a comical fast-forward. Deadpool says: "And we all know how this turned out. ... There, all caught up!"
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What's meant by 'caught up' here?
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To "catch up" or be "caught up" in this context means to know what happened earlier.
Here's another example of the phrase: you miss a few days of school and get behind on the reading assignments. You then stay up late reading all of the previous assignments so you can "catch up". Once you have finished, you are "caught up" and know everything the rest of the class does.
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