Have you ever wondered what would happen if a group of rogue individuals came together to fight for justice—with a pinch of chaotic humor? Well, get ready to assemble because Thunderbolts is gearing up.
Directed by Jake Schreier, Thunderbolts introduces a fresh concept where anti-heroes finally take center stage. The film is set to release on May 2, 2025. It follows Yelena Belova, Bucky Barnes, Red Guardian, Ghost, Taskmaster, and John Walker as they embark on a dangerous mission that forces them to confront the darkest corners of their pasts.
Rogue Team: The Redemption Arc
Bring tissues—this movie dives deep into each character’s trauma and past. It explores the reasons behind their actions and their paths to redemption. With emotional depth and a darker tone, expect mature themes and a fair share of loss. There are spy-thriller elements, so make sure to stay until the end credits—because in true Marvel fashion, you never know what surprises await.
Bucky Barnes: The Hero Arc
We’ve known Bucky Barnes as a sidekick and one of Steve Rogers’ closest friends. After his presumed death and subsequent brainwashing by Hydra, Bucky became an assassin—only to seek redemption and return as Steve’s ally. But this year, the Winter Soldier is no longer just a sidekick. Could Bucky be stepping up as the leader of this new anti-hero team, the Thunderbolts? We’ll find out in cinemas this May 2.
BBM: The Bucky Barnes Movement
Speaking of Bucky—he’s undeniably dreamy, isn’t he? So, of course, Pinoys as we are, the “BBM” or Bucky Barnes Movement has taken off. Posters of Sebastian Stan’s character are displayed like campaign ads, with fliers being handed out as if he’s running for office. The other characters are featured too, but let’s be honest—if they were all running, we know who’d get our vote: Bucky Barnes!
Thunderbolts reminds us that even the most unlikely heroes can find purpose in chaos. Their journey is messy, unpredictable, and far from perfect—but isn’t that what makes them human? Like us, they struggle, fail, and grow. And maybe—just maybe—there’s a Thunderbolt in all of us, waiting for a chance to rise.
