Thunderbolts* Coming To Disney+ on August 27, 2025

On 5/6/2025 at 11:58 AM, JohnF said:

They do that often with their movies. It's like if you don't go see the movie the first weekend you're doomed to get spoilers from Marvel themselves.

I wasn't planning to rush and see FF, but something popped up on my feed that I felt was going ruin the movie for me, so I went and saw it about 3 days after release. This wasn't like a random post, but an proper entertainment site. It seems the etiquette of not spoiling anything for a while ended with Endgame

On 5/6/2025 at 7:02 PM, Lord_Scareglow said:

Yup it's an aggressive tactic to make you rush out opening weekend to see the movie, they want you to feel like you need to go now, or it;s gonna be ruined. And they are not wrong...

Honestly it works, I MUST go see a Marvel movie opening weekend, because of exactly this fear, I think the only Marvel movie to date I didn't see within 2-4 days of being released in theatres was Captain America BNW, which I actually waited almost 2 weeks to see.....everything else has been a mad dash to see.

Yeah unfortunately that's exactly what it's like.

On 5/6/2025 at 11:58 AM, JohnF said:

They do that often with their movies. It's like if you don't go see the movie the first weekend you're doomed to get spoilers from Marvel themselves.

Yup it's an aggressive tactic to make you rush out opening weekend to see the movie, they want you to feel like you need to go now, or it;s gonna be ruined. And they are not wrong...

Honestly it works, I MUST go see a Marvel movie opening weekend, because of exactly this fear, I think the only Marvel movie to date I didn't see within 2-4 days of being released in theatres was Captain America BNW, which I actually waited almost 2 weeks to see.....everything else has been a mad dash to see.

On 5/6/2025 at 6:01 PM, Lord_Scareglow said:

Yeah today I woke up to see the title spoiler literally everywhere, like why do that so early? seems silly, but it's likely a good marketing tool, since you put the words New and Avengers, it's going to entice people to see the movie, but a cheap move none the less.

Also I totally agree, this feels a lot like the new GOTG.

They do that often with their movies. It's like if you don't go see the movie the first weekend you're doomed to get spoilers from Marvel themselves.

On 5/6/2025 at 8:44 AM, JohnF said:

I won't say much and it absolutely sucks that Marvel has already spoiled the movie's title, but I loved it. Great movie, I don't really have anything bad to say about it. Maybe it's just the excitement, but it feels like this era's Guardians of the Galaxy movie.

Yeah today I woke up to see the title spoiler literally everywhere, like why do that so early? seems silly, but it's likely a good marketing tool, since you put the words New and Avengers, it's going to entice people to see the movie, but a cheap move none the less.

Also I totally agree, this feels a lot like the new GOTG.

I won't say much and it absolutely sucks that Marvel has already spoiled the movie's title, but I loved it. Great movie, I don't really have anything bad to say about it. Maybe it's just the excitement, but it feels like this era's Guardians of the Galaxy movie.

I'll check it out when it hits D+. Doesn't excite me enough to get a movie ticket for.

Just got back from seeing this now, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, I had high hopes and it did not disappoint, All of the characters worked wonderfully together, and everyone was great, most importantly Yelena, RG and US Agent, but everyone worked so well together and they had a great group dynamic, Bob was also such a nicely done character, with good layers, it was funny at times, really serious, moments of darkness and full of humility, I really liked it, I hope to see these characters all again in more MCU stuff in the future because they all have charming personality.

I've seen the flick so it's not spoiled for me, but seriously they should give things more then a week before they start plastering spoilers all over the place

Great flick. Though they telegraphed the hell out of the surprise in the opening.