Thunderbolts*

The timeline of the movie is contemporary, reflecting present-day issues regarding government accountability, the rise of superhuman interventions, and public sentiment towards heroism and power dynamics. The characters grapple with ongoing themes of identity and ethical responsibility in an era dominated by superhuman narratives.

The movie takes place in Malaysia, where covert operations unfold in high-stakes environments, showcasing both scientific advancements and moral dilemmas. After pivotal events occur, the story shifts to New York City, specifically the former Avengers Tower, now dubbed the 'Watchtower', where significant confrontations take place and public perceptions are manipulated.

💥 Redemption

Redemption is a central theme as characters like Yelena and Bob confront their troubled pasts to reclaim their identities. Bob's journey from being the Sentry to battling the Void illustrates the struggle against one's inner demons. The Thunderbolts unite to reaffirm their belief in Bob, symbolizing the transformative power of support and acceptance.

⚖️ Justice

The quest for justice permeates the narrative as characters aim to hold Valentina Allegra de Fontaine accountable for her manipulation and misconduct. The Thunderbolts, initially cast as the villains in the public eye, strive to redefine heroism while pursuing fairness and accountability in a world where appearances can be deceiving.

🌀 Identity

Identity plays a crucial role, particularly in Bob's psychological struggles and Yelena's past as a Black Widow. The film explores how personal histories influence present actions, driving characters to confront the shadows of their former selves. The emergence of the Void symbolizes the turmoil of self-identity in a world that constantly exerts pressure on individuals to conform to expectations.