Ultimate fire 🔥 for the Marvel Cinematic Universe ladies and fellas

I loved it! It was funny, to the point of cheesey at a few moments, but a great movie. The story tackled the isolation many of us feel; the lack of self worth, but with levity and hope. It was awesome. Great effects. Great story. Best movie of the year as far as Im concerned.

Thunderbolt shows that the MCU isn’t out of gas yet. There is still a story to tell. Although they have told a lot of mediocre stories as of late, Thunderbolts comes across as hope for genre.

The Thunderbolts* is an extremely funny and entertaining film mainly thanks to the cast and their chemistry together on screen. The action while less than most MCU movies, (and it doesn't need it either) it's fast paced and feels like CA The Winter Soldier. Each member gets their chance to shine and the movie doesn't feel bogged down with too many faces. The main antagonist is threatening and frankly awesome to watch on screen. The movie feels like a character study for these broken characters and it works very well.

My only gripe is one scene at the beginning with one of the , (if you have seen it already you may know what I'm referring to) and maybe an extra couple of minutes with our villain would have rounded out the movie better. In all the actors did great and the movie feels like something different and refreshing. 8.9/10

This year has been full of good marvel projects, but this one was great. Watching the characters deal with their own mental health was amazing to see because we’re not alone. It brought me back that feeling I used to get when I was a little kid when I used to go watch phase 1.

It's a very good film I enjoyed it myself the humour was good but not forced it's commentary on mental health was a standout it was different mcu i have seen in years sentry and yelena performance was standout

One of best mcu movie

While it has a one-dimensional villain, Thunderbolts is still one of the best MCU films thanks to the action, cast and themes it perfectly tackles.

Incredible movie, very heartwarming story and also does bring us a more down to earth vibe without diving too much into multiverse. The lesson in the movie also applies a lot to how a lot of people feel now a days and helps a lot of us connect to it.

The MCU is officially back on track with Thunderbolts*!!! Solid story, strong message, relatable characters, impossible not to like.

This was a masterpiece. That’s all. The villain was amazing, and the end credits were too.

Incredible

I just caught Thunderbolts* and wow, it hit me in the feels! This MCU flick isn’t your typical superhero bash, it dives deep into mental health, and I’m here for it. The story follows a ragtag crew of antiheroes, but the real heart is Yelena Belova and Bob Reynolds, aka Sentry.

Mental health is front and center, and it’s handled with care. Bob’s struggle with bipolar depression and his dark alter ego, The Void, is raw and relatable, his highs and lows feel like a gut punch. Yelena’s battling her own demons too, grappling with grief over Natasha and a nagging sense of emptiness. The movie doesn’t shy away from showing how trauma lingers, like Yelena’s flashbacks or Bob’s haunting childhood memories. It’s not preachy, but it nails the message that connection can pull you back from the edge. That group hug scene? Cheesy but powerful— it’s like a PSA for reaching out when you’re drowning.

Now, Yelena and Bob’s bond is the movie’s soul. They have this electric chemistry that makes their scenes pop. Yelena sees herself in Bob, both are broken but fighting to keep going. She takes him under her wing, like a big sister, guiding him through his darkness while confronting her own. It’s not romantic (thankfully, they keep it platonic), but it’s intense and real. Bob’s got her back too, stepping up when she’s in danger, which makes their friendship feel balanced. Their moments, like when they share how they shove their pain down, are so honest, it’s like eavesdropping on real talk.

Overall, Thunderbolts* is a gritty, emotional ride. It’s messy at times, and the third act rushes a bit, but the focus on mental health and Yelena and Bob’s bond makes it stand out. If you’re into character-driven stories with heart, it’s a must-see.

The best Marvel movie ever!

Loved the film really kept me engaged. Quirky and weird at times. Lived it!!

I am a DCU die hard fan, however after I consistently follows Yelena's MCU journey, I am decisively hooked. Especially after their hit thunderbolts* movie! Luv it!

Saw it on Friday 5/2 and already bought my ticket to see it AGAIN on 5/7! This is how you make a Marvel action movie—character driven and thought-provoking with exciting action scenes and a grounded story that keeps pace with its 2+ hour run time. Funny and heartwarming in parts, but still delivers an important message that is desperately needed in the world today.

Let me tell you, this is my new favorite movie. It covered a lot of emotional stuff that I needed to hear. I just love it so much! #MakeYelenaTheFaceOfMCU

I liked it. David Harbour was great and Florence Pugh was magnetic.

Thunderbolts rocked.the acting,.plot,.character development and the dynamics between characters was well rounded and thorough. There's an estranged father/daughter storyline goung on where.the.2.are trying desperately in their own ways to reconnect, misfits.who.all find each others. and camaraderie, a great "villian" who.has a.deep interpersonal struggle.between his abused younger "self" and.the adult he has become trying to reconcile.with them.selves and heal, as well as a development of the MCU as a.whole stor,. Kudos.to the production team, dire tor and cast..[not to mention the great.writimg and storyboard ] a must see.all.the way.around.

The storyline is great to see anti heroes to work together to earn fix their own mistake and the characters is brilliant,creative and fun. I can't wait to see what happens next in Avengers.

I enjoying this movie so much. Great story telling with humor. I like it!