If there is something Marvel Studios has an interested interest in it, it's movie films. All adventurous "avengers" were invoiced as events, complete with who is the names in roles as a favorite comic book characters. "The Marvlegle" in 2023 tried to recover some of that magic of mixed results, while the deeply tricky Deadpool & Wolverine has become a massive manual and a record switch. But the biggest surprise to get out of Marvel's film universe is "Guardians of the Galaxy" and how its sinful range of space accidents could have stimulated trilogy of films still among the best in the studio.

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Half of the party of these films watched Marvel's vague characters, entering the spotlight and watching how they played each other. The guards were insidious who had to prove themselves among the most popular list of characters in the studio. The same challenge now refers to the upcoming "thunder of the thunder*", whose lineup includes anti-falcon and winter soldier's "Black Widow" and "Ant-Hoen and Osa". Basically that is Marvel's response to Suicide Squad.

I am cautiously optimistic about "Thunder*" simply because it has Florence Pug, David Harbor, Sebastian Stan and Wyatt Russell on each other's throat. Early reactions to film screenings give the impression that Marvel has a winner on his handsthe one who feels like a return to form. As the film is approaching and closer to the date of release on May 2, it is interesting to learn that a version of its script allegedly mirror elements of Bruce Willis's beloved film.

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You may not come up with "Die Hard" with this kind of ensemble film, but according to director "Thunderbolts*" Jake Schreer, there was a previous version of this film that did it (through Games radar):

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"When (screenwriter) Eric Pearson came up with Brian Capek, I think one of the original versions was the kind of dying.

While certain conspiracy details are kept under wrappers, marketing materials indicate that many of these characters will be familiar with each other in this vault within the remaining Tower "Avengers". Is now owned by Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus' Contace Valentina Allegra de la FontaineSo it makes sense that she would use this space - now called The Watchtower - to throw them all together and see what is happening. I have to imagine that the "Die Hard" element would have the Watchtower as the character itself, with anti-heroe being to climb the building to remove the villain at the top. But that maybe in the end it was too close to something like "Raid: Redemption".

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The problem of making comparisons with "hard die" is that The action of Mcon McThernan's action is for the power of one deficiencies of the individual overcoming a team of bad to save the woman he loves. I could foresee a version of "Thunderbolts*" where Valentina hired this team to prevent the character from getting what they want. How much of that initial draft brought him into the film? We have to wait a few more days to find out.

"Thunderbolts*" should hit theaters nationally on May 2, 2025.