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Marvel’s Thunderbolts is finally coming in cinema’s next week and the first reactions are all in! Critics and fans weigh in on the MCU's anti-hero team-up film. Find out if it's a cinematic hit or a misfire.
The movie brings back Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, David Harbour, Hannah John-Kamen, Wyatt Russell and Olga Kurylenko as the antiheroes face a deadly new threat that could bring them achievement.
Thunderbolts also sees Julia Louis-Dreyfus reprise her role as Val, alongside MCU newcomers Lewis Pullman and Geraldine Viswanathan.
Thunderbolts First Reactions Are In – Marvel’s Anti-Hero Gamble: Hit or Miss?
The MCU's boldest team-up yet is on the horizon, and the first reactions to Thunderbolts have finally dropped. With its cinema release just days away, early screenings for critics and fans are giving us a glimpse into whether Marvel Studios has either found something great or ended up with something average.
What Critics Are Saying About Thunderbolts
The initial reactions to Thunderbolts are a mix of praise, curiosity, and a bit of doubt. Here's a quick snapshot of what people are saying:
🔹 "Surprisingly emotional and action-packed. Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan steal the show."
🔹 "Tonally different from the rest of the MCU – think Winter Soldier meets Suicide Squad."
🔹 "Pacing struggles in the middle, but the third act delivers big-time."
🔹 "Fans looking for laughs might be surprised – this one goes deeper."
The chemistry between the ensemble cast, including Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), Red Guardian (David Harbour), and U.S. Agent (Wyatt Russell), is getting strong praise. However, some critics mention uneven pacing and a plot that takes time to find its footing.
Release Date and What’s Next?
Thunderbolts hits theaters next week, and anticipation is sky-high. As we wait for the full critic reviews and box office performance, these first reactions give us plenty to look forward to.
Marvel fans are eager to see where Thunderbolts fits in the broader Multiverse Saga, and whether it will pave the way for future morally complex team-ups in the MCU.
Final Thoughts: Should You Watch Thunderbolts?
If you’re craving a darker Marvel experience with layered characters and explosive action, Thunderbolts might just hit the mark. While not without flaws, the early buzz suggests Marvel’s gamble on anti-heroes is paying off.
Check back after release for a full spoiler-free review and box office analysis. Until then, all signs point to Thunderbolts being the MCU's next cult favorite.
