Thunderbirds

In 2010, International Rescue operates from Tracy Island under the leadership of Jeff Tracy, a widowed former astronaut. The secret organization uses high-tech Thunderbirds to aid disaster victims around the world. Jeff's sons Scott, Virgil, Gordon, and Alan, along with allies, carry on the rescue mission from their remote South Pacific base.

Alan Tracy and his friend Fermat Hackenbacker come back to Tracy Island for spring break, reuniting with Tin-Tin. They dream of joining the Thunderbirds like Alan's brothers. Alan is grounded after attempting to launch Thunderbird 1 without first activating its anti-detection shield.

Unknown to the Islanders, the Hood has an accomplice plant a tracking beacon on Thunderbird 1 during a rescue at an offshore oil rig. The beacon lets him trace IR’s movements back to their base. The threat from the Hood tightens as he begins to monitor every IR operation.

From a submarine offshore, the Hood fires a missile at the orbiting Thunderbird 5, severing communications with International Rescue. John remains in peril in space as the link to base is cut. The attack cripples IR’s ability to coordinate a rescue.

Jeff, Scott, Virgil, and Gordon race to rescue John aboard Thunderbird 3. While they attempt the mission, the Hood and his team seize control of Tracy Island’s command centre and cut power to Thunderbird 5, trapping the rescuers inside. The situation escalates as IR loses its space monitor link.

The Hood confronts Jeff, revealing that Jeff once abandoned him in a collapsing diamond mine while saving Kyrano, his half-brother. The revelation adds a personal motive to the feud. He outlines a plan to use Thunderbird 2 to rob ten major banks, hoping to plunge the international monetary system into chaos and ruin IR’s reputation.

Fermat Hackenbacker removes Thunderbird 2's guidance chip, delaying the Hood’s bank-heist schedule. The act buys time for IR to reorganize their defense. Alan would later use a remote transmitter to coordinate a counter-move against the Hood.

Alan reaches Jeff via a remote transmitter, pressing for a direct confrontation with the Hood. The family scrambles to assemble a plan to reclaim Thunderbird 2’s guidance system and take the fight to London. The clock is ticking on the Hood’s planned attack.

Lady Penelope and Parker answer a distress signal and fly FAB 1 to Tracy Island to assist. They engage Hood’s minions in combat, but the Hood overpowers them with his psychic abilities. The rescue team faces a setback while the base's defenses are compromised.

The Hood captures Alan's friends and forces him to hand over the remaining guidance chip. He is locked in the compound's walk-in freezer with Jeff and his allies. The personal stakes deepen as Alan endures the threat while trying to outsmart the Hood.

The Hood pilots Thunderbird 2 to London and uses the Mole to sink a monorail into the Thames and drill into the Bank of England vaults. IR loses its base of operations in the island attack, while the bank robbery marks the climactic test of the rescue team’s resolve. Alan and the others prepare a counter-move.

Alan and Tin-Tin rescue the submerged monorail car with Thunderbird 4, enabling civilians to escape and complicating the Hood’s plan. This move shifts momentum back toward IR as the chase continues through London. The family then pursues the Hood in Thunderbird 1.

The rest of the Tracy clan returns from space aboard Thunderbird 3 and confronts the Hood at the Bank of England. Jeff and Lady Penelope are captured, and the heroes must outwit the villain to save them. Alan takes on the Hood in a direct confrontation in the bank.

During the final showdown, Tin-Tin faces the Hood and defeats him on a catwalk above the Mole's moving drill. Alan, inspired by his father’s memory, rescues the Hood and learns that Jeff had attempted to save him years earlier. The Hood and his cohort are arrested as order is restored.

With the Hood neutralized, International Rescue returns to Tracy Island. Alan, Fermat, and Tin-Tin are officially inducted as members of the Thunderbirds, signaling a new generation joining the elite rescue team. The family legacy continues with shared responsibility for IR’s mission.