Marvel's "Thunwall" is the rare McU movie that really relates to somethingAnd that something is mental health. Among the many tormented characters in the film, Jelena Belova (Florence Pug) and Bob Reynolds (Louis Pulman) are the most clear examples of fighting with darkness. Jelena deals with a metaphorical internal cavity caused by her upbringing of the black widow, the career of the assassin and personal losses. On the other hand, Bob's gap is capitalized-internal darkness, manifested, cultivated with the life of bad cards and wrong turns, and made to bloom by Valeria Allegra de Fontein (Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus) Sandy Sandy Super.

The multi-faceted masterpiece that is Bob/Senttri/The Gap may be the first exposure to many fans of pulman's talent, but he has already worked in many interesting projects before "Thunderbolts*," From the appearance as Colonel Bob Floyd in "Top Gun: Maverick". As people who are familiar with Excellent thriller of Drew Goddard's Ensemble for 2018 "Bad Times in El Royal" It can confirm, "Thunderbolt*" is not the first time Pullman has been characterized as a shaded character that is far more than filling the eye.

In its core, it is easily overlooked "The bad times in El Royal" is a story of misleading morality. Also, it is a film that does not reveal the full hand until very late in the game, if even then. Set up in the 1960s, the film takes place in a dilapidated hotel at the state border of California-Nevada, where a few mysterious foreigners played by some of Hollywood's best and brightest conversations. Just like in "Thunderbolts*", Pullman is an unusual man in the team, playing the hotel manager and the only employee Miles Miller-and as in the Thunderbolt*, there are some serious surprises in the store.

In "Thunderbolts*", Louis Pulman must balance the Bob's display as a beloved Dork, a man who descends to the bone with his problems, a loeling hero and adamant villain - often compressing some of these aspects in one line or facial expression. He also has to do all this while he is surrounded by MCC characters, making the effectiveness of his performance more impressive.

In this regard, "the bad times in El Royal" was a good trial. The character of Pulman's hotel manager serves and clinging to guests played by people like Cynthia Erivo, Effe Bridges, Dakota Nsonson, Jonon Hams, Chris Hamsworth and Kale Spani- attitude). Despite all this, Miles of Pullman is a stand and it turns out to be the most complex character of all of them. If you want to watch the movie - what makes a lot of rule, if you ask me - I won't get into specific spoilers for it. It is enough to say that there are a lot A good reason for his superficial meekness, and she comes into play in a serious way before the film ends.

"Bad times in El Royal" is One of Pulman's best moviesAnd if you look at his filmography, it stands right between his early work and the noticeable role leveling as the main big big in Julu's 2019 adaptation to Josephoseph Heller's Catch-22 classic and Tentpole's aforementioned successes. Judging by the pure force of his performance in Drew Goddard, it is probably safe to say that this is not accidental.