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THINK: The user wants to translate „Ryan Reynolds Confirms New Deadpool Movie at Fanatics Fest” into Polish. I need to break down the sentence and find the correct Polish equivalents for each part, ensuring proper grammar and word order for a title.

1. Ryan Reynolds: This is a proper name and remains the same.
2. Confirms: „Potwierdza” (3rd person singular, present tense, often used for titles/headlines).
3. New Deadpool Movie:
   • New: „Nowy” (masculine singular adjective, agrees with „film”).
   • Deadpool: This is part of the title/franchise name. In Polish, it often remains „Deadpool” or can be „o Deadpoolu” (about Deadpool), but for a movie title, „Deadpool” as an adjective or part of a compound noun is common. „Film Deadpool” or „Film o Deadpoolu”. „Film Deadpoola” (Deadpool’s film) is also possible. „Nowy film Deadpoola” (New film of Deadpool) or „Nowy film o Deadpoolu” (New film about Deadpool). „Film Deadpool” is more concise for a title. Let’s go with „Nowy film Deadpool”. Or even „Nowy film 'Deadpool'”. The original doesn’t have quotes, so I’ll avoid them unless necessary. „Nowy film Deadpool” works as „New Deadpool movie”.
4. at Fanatics Fest:
   • at: „na” (on/at).
   • Fanatics Fest: This is a proper name and usually remains. If it’s a festival, „na Fanatics Fest” or „na Festiwalu Fanatics”. Since the original just says „Fest”, „na Fanatics Fest” is direct.

Combining these: „Ryan Reynolds Potwierdza Nowy Film Deadpool na Fanatics Fest”

Let’s review the „New Deadpool Movie” part. „Nowy film Deadpoola” – „A new film of Deadpool” – grammatically very good. „Nowy film Deadpool” – „A new Deadpool film” – also good, more direct, common in headlines. „Nowy film o Deadpoolu” – „A new film about Deadpool” – very clear, but might be slightly longer.

For a concise title/headline, „Nowy film Deadpool” is often used. „Ryan Reynolds Potwierdza Nowy Film Deadpool na Fanatics Fest” This sounds natural and direct for a headline.Ryan Reynolds Potwierdza Nowy Film Deadpool na Fanatics Fest