Thunderbolts* (Jake Schreier, May 2, 2025) Movie • Page 16

It was, yeah.

That also explains why the New Avengers were filming weeks before the others

 

that’s also assassinated tons of people over the last 70 or whatever years

 

This is the least believable part for me. Like he was an agent for an enemy country. Killed so many people. Spent 2 movies where he was the enemy. He fuckin killed Iron Man’s parents and the footage out there. This dude ain’t winning an election

 

less than Valentina at least

 

He is also best friends with Steve Rogers and helped save the universe.

I’d imagine people in the MCU are also pretty jaded and don’t care too much about his past.

 

This was great. Definitely the best Marvel movie since NWH. Honestly, probably a better movie than NWH despite me being a huge Spider-Man guy. I do feel like something was up with the pacing that I can't really put my finger on, though. Certain elements felt rushed despite its long run time.

But, everyone involved was fantastic. Loved Bob and Yelena.

Man it was pretty fucking dark when Sentry disappeared that little girl after Red Guardian saved her, though. Before we knew that these people weren't actually dying lol

 

(looks at our current government and squints)

 

I watched this again last night. This safely sits within my top 5 MCU films.

Having a team that audiences know and care about is exactly what Marvel needed for Doomsday. If they pull this off with F4, the hype next year will be immense.

 

Was waiting for this lol

 

idk a 100 year old russian asset with a body count seems pretty plausible to win in the house in 2028 or what the fuck ever

 

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Loved this.

I don't know if anyone else has this problem, but my sister had no recollection of who Ghost or Taskmaster are. After the movie, she was trying to say we should've caught up on the Marvel shows. So I had to remind her about Ant-Man 2 and Black Widow.

 

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I remembered task master but not ghost

 

I completely forgot who Taskmaster was but remembered Ghost

Black Widow was unfortunately kind of a forgettable movie for me

 

Honestly, pretty much everything these characters were in is stuff I didn’t like or feel no need to ever re-visit. This is the peak for all of them.

 

I liked the first two Ant Man movies a lot. Didn't bother with the third after seeing the reviews

 

I remembered all the characters. #humblebrag

 

I also saw one review mention that that was kind of the point, these characters were so disposable that Valentina thought she could have them all killed without impunity

 

Did seem like one hell of a spoiler that the F4 ship was coming down in the credits. Seems to imply that they didn't save their planet. But who knows.

 

I could see it being a move that somehow saved their universe but forces them to leave it behind.

 

I had to keep telling myself that Natasha died in Endgame and not in Black Widow

 

Just remembered the quick scene with Bob as the sign spinner in a chicken suit.

"I was on meth!"

I laughed real hard at that one.

Kind of wild to think that Steven Yuen was originally going to play Sentry. Yuen is great, but I don't think he would have pulled off this role as well.