May 2, 2025

Spoiler-Free Review: Thunderbolts*

Spoiler-Free Review: Thunderbolts*

Careful who you assemble! Jeff and Garret offer up a quick, SPOILER-FREE review of Thunderbolts* and let you know whether you should see it, stream it, or skip it!

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You get more out of life when you go out

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to a movie. No On with the show.

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Hello everybody, I'm Jeff Johnson and I'm Garret Gibson and

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for a Film by podcast, we are once again back

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to the box office with a quick spoiler free review.

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And dare I say a return to proper form for

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the MCU Garrett, because we're talking about Thunderbolts. What gun

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of superstium did you get a regular hid?

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Oh fancy, look.

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At you are also adorable.

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So we'll just punch and shoot.

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He's just makings of keevils that can raise the.

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Be the heroes we are.

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The thunder Volts can't call ourselves that.

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Thank god, thunder Volts the cool man.

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Yes, proper return. Indeed, this film delivered in many aspects

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and I'm excited to go over a few the spoiler

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free moments here.

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Let's talk about this cast because because the chemistry is solid,

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I mean, nobody's hogging the spotlight, nobody's getting left behind.

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Quick rundown for our listeners, talking about Florence Pugh as

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Yolena Belova, black widow, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes.

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Winner soldier David Harber as Alexi Red Guardian.

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Whyatt Russell as Walker.

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And that is the US agent.

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Former Captain America. Right, how about uh, how about Hannah

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John Kaman as Ava.

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That'll be ghosts absolutely.

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And uh rounding out the package. You can't have all

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these uh these great anti hairs without a villain to

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face off against. And she's so much fun. Julia Louis

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Dreyfuss as Valentina Alegre d'efontaine.

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That is Defontaine to you.

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Great great inside joke in the in the movie about

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her name. I was really digging that. Garrett. Let's talk

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about these guys like I mean, we've seen everyone several

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times in several movies. This is their their debut as

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as a team, and they are fantastic. You would have

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thought this was like their third, third time out as

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a as a crew.

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It really is.

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It works on so many levels. It's it's about the

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second or third event film almost the way this cast

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works so well together. It's like these guys have been

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together for years, haven't they. They have not for the

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first time of them being on screen with one another.

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I think it was executed absolutely perfect.

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I liked I like how you said it. You know

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this feels like Avengers three Avengers four with the way

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they're treating each other, because you're absolutely right, man like,

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Like I said, the chemistry is absolutely solid. You would

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have thought these actors they know these characters inside and out,

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they've played them several times, and they're doing an absolute

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bang up job here. I want to say something. I'll

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be careful because we're spoiler free, but we got to

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mention this. We see Lena Florence Pugh, she's she's gonna

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do something in this movie that basically it's it's a

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stunt on the level of, Hey, Tom Cruise, hold my

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beer and check this out. Because when you're watching it,

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you're just like, oh, yeah, it's it's Marvel magic with

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you know, nothing too exciting. We know that, we know

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she's fine, we know she's safe, Garrett, and I hope

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you know what I'm talking about. Towards the beginning of

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the movie, Florence Pugh did that for real?

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That Yes, the opening scene with her as she's getting

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the dialogue at the beginning, Yeah, I did not real that,

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but that is a very Tom Cruise esque move.

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So I gotta say mad respect her for.

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That, Mad respect, right, Yeah, David Harbor. I think he's

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clearly he's the comedic relief. We're having so much fun

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with him. Wyatt Russell, who is he is Kurt Russell.

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He's becoming Kurt Russell.

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Did you notice that, like I have?

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Just the way he talks and carries himself in this film,

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it's just simply amazing. It's very reminiscent of his father.

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And I kind of want to see him in some

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if they ever remake anything, whether it's the Thing or

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whatever it may be, I want them to cast this man.

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He's that believable.

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Listen, I would love that. When there was talk about

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an Escape from New York remake or another Escape from

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an Escape movie, they went straight to him and he

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said he would never take that role from his father.

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That's his father's role. It'll always be his father's role.

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But I'll tell you, man, he Walker is giving a

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little bit of Jack Burton vibe in this movie, because

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they are there have been misfits, they're anti heroes, but

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they're they're also they're they're they're finding their way, and man,

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he's he's got some real Jack Burton moments. I was

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laughing several times, and I was just thinking about Big

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Trouble Little China, with his.

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Delivery, with a lot of his delivery and just a

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lot of his voice lines in this film.

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You get that Kurt Russell vibe from.

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Him, and I think this is something that you know

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with age of course, he's starting to follow in his

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father's footsteps. You know, career starts out kind of slow,

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and now here we are something huge and I'm excited

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to see where he goes from here.

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For him, I'll tell you who I'm I'm excited for,

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and I think I think you're gonna agree with me.

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Let's talk about the breakout performance we got. We got

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an actor named Lewis Pullman, and again we want to

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be safe here, no spoilers, but we can we can

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safely say he's playing a character named Bob.

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Bob is such a great character in this film. Right

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after we see him, he cracks a you know, crooked

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half smile, and I'm.

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Like, this looks so damn familiar. Where do I recognize

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this kid from. It's not until the credit started and

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I see the last name and I'm like, Louis's that's

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Bill pullman Son.

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Hold on, it takes me back to Lake Placid, just

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that little smile and I'm like, oh shit, yep, that's

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definitely a sound.

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As soon as you said that's Bill Pullman's son, I

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could not see it. I mean, he looks a lot.

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This is like a Jack Quaid situation. You know, he

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looks just like his dad. You know, well, Whyatt Russell

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looking a lot like Kurt Russell. Lewis Pullman though, absolutely

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awesome job. He is the breakout performance. We can't even

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talk about why without giving anything away. But here's something

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that's that's surprise that might surprise you, Garrett. You may

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recognize him from another big franchise movie that he was

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in recently. I'm talking about Top Gun Maverick.

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Oh my goodness, okay.

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And he played a character named.

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Bob that is priceless.

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Is this Lewis Pullman's calling card from now on? Is

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he just like the script? But uh, you know, character,

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I can't play a guy named Jim Jag. You to

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Bob and I'm all in man.

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We go ahead and far up? What about Bob?

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Reboot here. You know I'm expecting to see Lowis pullmanis

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in there.

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Right, Let's talk about this movie a little bit, uh, Garrett,

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this is not another MCU paint by number superhero slugfest.

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We are introduced to this unconventional team who are collectively

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carrying plenty of emotional baggage.

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And but for all the fun that this film is having,

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it manages to go dark just enough for us to

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take the character seriously and empathize with their traumas. Is

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that fair to say?

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That is terribly fair to say. I've gotta be honest

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with you.

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It really gives you a lot of deep dive and

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knowledge to these characters' backgrounds and let you know exactly

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how they became them. And I feel like a lot

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of that development and everything that we see in this

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film is a lot of groundwork.

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That is going to build something beautiful.

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With regards to the villain, who we won't talk about

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at all, I'm gonna say this first off, thank you

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MCU for giving us a proper villain. And it's someone

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that's intimidating, someone's a little edgy, a little creepy, a

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little scary. Fantastic work there. But for all this movie

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is doing, let let's let's let's get the blender out

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and let's let's throw in some some Avengers, some Oceans eleven,

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some Superman three, a little Nightmare on Um Street, and

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then like a whole lot of like happenybe half a

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bottle of vodka and you get Thunderbolts. Is that fair?

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I think that's absolutely fair. And the vodka is definitely

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brought by Red Guardian, I've got to tell you.

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He absolutely is the music. You know, for years, the

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MCU has spent most of their music budget on a

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few popular songs from the seventies, eighties or nineties, and

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then then they hire like studio musicians to crank out

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some generic hera music. And I'm just being honest me,

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I'm being fair, you know, because I can instantly recognize

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the themes for Superman or Batman, hell even Sam Remy

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spider Man. But I'm at a loss if you ask

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me to hum up one bar from Thor or Captain America,

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I couldn't do it. So does the Thunderbolts deliver on

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some popular music from decades ago? You bet it does, right.

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It does.

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It touches on a lot of classic songs to where

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you're like, oh, I like this all right, this fits

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the vibe. I like where this is going. It's one

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of those things that they're getting the band back together.

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So I feel like the music is right on par

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with it.

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You can't you can't hear genuine and not start bobbing

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But here's the other thing too, No generic here music

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because they hired a very unconventional band called sun Lux

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to do the score here. I gotta be honest, man,

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what they give us is fresh, it's atmospheric, it's memorable.

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And what you think of the music.

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I honestly thought it was composed like masterfully. No scene

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was like questioning, like the tempo's not right, Ah, they're

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not building this moment just right. I feel like they

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hit the nail right on the head and they delivered

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with the soundtrack, and I'm very impressed with it. For

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a band that I'm not very familiar with, I think

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they knocked us one that park.

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Did you see the movie Everything everywhere all at once?

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I have not, no, sir Ah, you got.

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Homework, buddy. It's an amazing film. They did the music

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for that, and it's the one you know, you know

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the movie I'm talking about. Okay, cool awesome music. Though

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I definitely now that I recognize them from that movie.

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I'm gonna go check out some of their albums because

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I think they're fantastic. Also fantastic director Jake Schreier, who

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mostly he's done TV and music videos. I think his

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work here though, I think he makes him stand out

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among MCU directors. How do you what do you think?

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I really think it does.

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I want to say everyone better take notice because the

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way he delivered on this film, I don't think he

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could have done anything better that. I mean, the casting

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is perfect, the direction is perfect, the production of course

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with Kevin Fige and everyone is perfect.

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It's one of those things.

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Where I don't think I would have one single complaint,

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and for this being his first major production, I don't

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think you get better than this at all.

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Do you remember the first time we saw Captain America

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the Winter Soldier and it was groundbreaking and we were like,

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who are the Russo brothers?

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Yeah?

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You know they made a mark right, And then we

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were excited anytime we saw their name. I mean, heck,

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they're they're coming back after all these years, They're coming

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back for Doomsday and in Secret Wars, I feel like

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Shreyer is on that path, like we're gonna we're gonna

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be like, man, are they gonna get Jake Schreyer to

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do another of the movie because they need to. That's

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that's where I'm at with it.

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See, that's the thing.

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We're gonna see his name pop up because undoubtedly they

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have to make a Thunderbolts too after this film. You're

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going to see his name pop up on that one,

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and then somewhere down the line a few years you're

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going to see it pop up under whether it's a

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new Captain America film or whatever it may be, and

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you're gonna see that name and you're gonna holy shit,

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this is about to be awesome.

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Absolutely. Like we said, this is I feel like this

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as a return to form for the MCU, which also

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means don't go anywhere, stay to the end, because we

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get not we get the mid credit sequel easter egg, right,

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and then we get one at the end, so uh,

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you know, and and and true to form, you're gonna

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get one that's gonna make you chuckle, and then you're

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gonna get one that's gonna put a big smile on

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your face, right.

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Yes, sir, So the mid credit scene, of course, it's

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always gonna make you smile. It's a you know, funny

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little thing like have a good night, folks.

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Final credit scene you're like, oh, okay, we're cracking into

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this already. All right, let's get ready for it.

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A little bit of world building. Thunderbolts getting very positive reviews,

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very strong reviews. The critics are loving this. It's already

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a seven point seven out of ten on IMDb. It's

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an eighty nine percent Rotten Tomatoes score. Garrett I absolutely

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loved it. This is this is We're back. The MCU

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is back in business. Absolutely it. We we just came

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from a sneak preview. I wish we we had the

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IMAX for this. I'm going back. I'm going back to

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watch this on IMAX. So I say, see this one.

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How about how about you?

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I say, run out and see this one ten out

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ten times. I know I'll be going back and watching

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this in IMAX as well, just to get that little

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bit of added experience. But now this is a film

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that I plan on seeing two, maybe three, possibly even

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four times in theaters.

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It was that good.

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Hey you have it.

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Thunderbolts is at your local theater today, releasing this weekend.

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Go check it out. You will you will not be

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sorry that you did, Garrett. I'm loving that we're back

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to the box office. I'm loving we're getting getting back

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into the movie review business. What we got next, We

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where we go? What we see in next?

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Now a little film coming out this coming weekend. Uh,

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we're looking at Clown in the Cornfield.

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Clown in a Cornfield. I'll tell you what. Any chance

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you could buy the tickets?

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Yeah, but I think we're sitting C nine, C ten

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if I'm not mistaken.

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Not that bad when you're sitting that class. We'll see

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you next time.