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In a superhero landscape often dominated by world-ending threats and cosmic battles, Thunderbolts* emerges as something refreshingly different – a deeply human story about damaged individuals finding strength in their shared vulnerability. Jake Schreier's film assembles an unlikely team of super-soldiers, assassins, and outcasts, each carrying their own psychological wounds. Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova, haunted by abandonment and isolation, forms the emotional anchor of this narrative. What makes Thunderbolts* exceptional is how it transforms a comic book concept into a powerful metaphor for mental health struggles. Lewis Pullman delivers a breakout performance as Bob Reynolds, whose battle with "The Void" – literally his inner darkness manifested – offers one of the most poignant examinations of depression and self-doubt ever depicted in a superhero film. When the team ultimately rallies to help Bob confront his demons, the message resonates far beyond the fantastical setting: we're stronger together than alone.
By the time these broken individuals transform into something resembling a team, you'll find yourself invested not just in their next mission, but in their collective healing. Before everything Thunderbolts*, we take time to recap Episodes 3 and 4 of The Last of Us Season 2! Thank you to everyone who continues to support and don’t forget to subscribe to download new episodes as they become available and don’t be afraid to share a rating!

0:00 Intro
02:10 The Last of Us Episodes 3 & 4 Recap
27:25 Thunderbolts* NON SPOILER Review
55:41 Thunderbolts* SPOILER Review & Discussion
01:25:33 Post Credit Scene & Future Speculation
01:46:20 Awards for Thunderbolts* & Final Rating
02:11:44 Signing Off, Final Thoughts

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