Marvel's Chinese universe, the former height franchise that seems to have done nothing wrong, was a little time on the proverb ropes. Sure, continue to find success - don't look away from Juggernaut from billions of dollars since last summer "Deadpool and Wolverine" - However, in show business, you are just as good as your last hit, and this past winter "Captain America: Brave New World" Or the box office or Spoiled tomatoes on fire. Fortunately for Marvel Studio, they have a few more films that will offer audiences this year, and the next on the line -up line is "Thunderbolt*". While the "Brave New World" felt like a reheated adventure "Captain America" ​​tricky in the movie "Hulk" and this summer "Fantastic Four: First Steps" is a long -awaited return of some of Marvel's most unjustly evil heirs, "Thunderbolt*" feels like Marvel's biggest wild card. His marketing campaign has made the film feel the worst similar to the films "Guardians of the Galaxy" in the studio, mixed with the films "Suicide Squad" by DC, a film about the Anticheroj's rags, which must learn to gather to fight some still non-skisted threat.

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"Thunderbolts*" has just premiered in Europe, and the blend of critics and fans began to take social media to publish their reactions. So far, these reactions outside the premiere seem to be a great deal of favorable. Although the positive early reactions of the film are a kind of pair for the course these days - there are common people who are only allowed to see something early, and there is no doubt that it is easier to have a positive initial reaction when there is no ton of discourse to compare with it - things these people talk about "Thunderbolts*". Podcast and critic Neil Wag is called the movie "Home for Marvel Studio", Explaining that "he rejoices what he is part of MCU, but he does not carry any of the weight of his continuity." If Marvel really made a movie that feels like a friendly to ordinary viewers, as well as MCU Die-Hards, then maybe they have another original hit on their hands.

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As I said, most of us in the game of film journalism - as well as you, the reader - you have become a stroke of the usual models of early reactions, especially when it comes to reading between their ranks. We have all seen examples of reactions that make the film sound great, but they feel like trying to be too convincing or too kind. As such, it is a good sign that these reactions to "thunderstorms*" have a comprehensive tone of original, pleasant surprise. Obeykob Fisher, Chief editor -in -chief of the film, states That "the story of the film hit me as a tone of bricks, it's bold, important and so well written". Freelance critic Brandon Norwood says That he is "shocked as good as" lightning "and feels" like the old Marvel ". Distributor of movies Says Cameron Howe That he was "pleasantly surprised" and that the film "has all the heart, emotions and action pieces" recently absent from MCC.

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Although the marketing of the film has so far been unusual in terms of the exact plot of the film, one thing that was eagerly waiting to show off is the acting ensemble, and there seems to be a good reason, as so many of these reactions call specific members of the cast for their good work. Critic Emily Murray says that "Florence Pug (g) especially top, just go with it" while the writer Also says Paul Klein that Pug "continues to stand out". Podcast and Writer Amon Warman Not only the witches, but also says that "David Harbor is constantly funny, and Louis Pulman may be a secret MVP." Writer Mia Pflger says That "Sebastian Stan has an absolute moment for stealing stage", and that Pug "is the real lead of the new generation and team". It sounds like a winning ensemble for me!

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Overall, the reaction of "Thunderbolts*" currently indicates that the film is a general victory for Marvel, something that has been avoided lately, even for the critical reactions of "Deadpool & Wolverine" were very mixedDespite the huge financial success of that film. Media output Media with a large gold belt He seemed to be really taken with the film, calling it "nasty, emotional and unlike everything Marvel did before". Critic Tom Persival says That the film is "of course the best we got from Marvel for a long time," and that the film did not "rely too much on Comos or the fan service too".

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Of course, it is important to remember that this is just the initial salvo of the film's reactions; Some choose early screenings of the film tonight through the United States, and other screenings will appear until the rest of the press, see the film early next week, when the embargo for full views. However, given this initial wave of reactions, it can be a safe bet to say that The Misfit Thunderbolts* can not only save the world but also MCU. Let's just hope for that, Unlike the title of the filmWe do not need to put terevelia later to these positive early reactions.

"Thunderbolts*" arrives at theaters everywhere on May 2, 2025.