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Thunderbolts* (2025) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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Well this was fun!! i really like Yalena’s character and Bucky so that was great! It had a good balance of comedic relief, action etc. It’s weird because since watching it I am questioning it more but I still liked it the most out of any recent marvel we have seen! What did you guys think of it?

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Just Plain Bob

$20.00? No thanks. I’ll wait a month or two until it’s free.

Choof

I really liked it, felt refreshingly small scale and more intimate. Focused on the right characters

Creamish

Really liked this movie. Was surprised by how much I left it excited to see more of this team. Specifically, I really want Yelena to meet Spider-Man. I feel like she’d either really like him or really not like him.

Richard Maurer

This is one of the best MCU movies since the beginning of the MCU.

Chris Thom

Should be on Disney Plus soon enough.

Shad Kanyak

I thought they did a great job giving a glimpse into what depression feels like. That coming from a Marvel movie was a surprise.

Brian McGovern

Still yet to see it. I feel that way about most movies nowadays. I just do not have a burning desire to see a lot of movies, especially now that is costs $30 to see a movie.

Joe Mallard

Gotta watch Guardians 3!

Daniel Turbyfill

Best post Endgame film that wasn't Spider-Man or Guardians of the Galaxy

Dan M

This is the first MCU movie that I’m actually very excited to see since Spider Man: No Way Home. It’s obviously no secret that the MCU has been pretty much a huge disappointment since that movie. I’m hoping that this movie puts the faith back in me that this franchise is making a complete 180 degree turn and is back in the trajectory that made it such a powerhouse in the 2000’s and 2010’s. 🤞

Matt

I was never a big marvel film fan but this one is definitely one if my favorites, looking forward to watching it again

JohnnyUtah

Love this film, to be fair I like all mcu though to some extent. I can find something worth watching in all 37 Canon mcu films.

Scott Macaulay

Wow this one flew under my radar. I had to look it up because I thought it was a Disney plus show I missed or something. It was in the theater! 🤣

Brian McGovern

Since you have not seen GOTG 3, do yourself a favour and watch the GOTG Christmas Special first if you have not seen it. This is one where watching in that order pays off.

Clay F

I was going to wait until stream price dropped but instead I just now paid $16.99 for UHD (discounted from $29.99) on my Amazon Prime Video. Add to my digital collection on Prime Video. People say the digital UHD quality is not as good as the best quality on physical media? But I like convenience of not dealing w/physical media. On the rare occasion I play physical media, I have to break out my Xbox. I love Florence Pugh. I read that she is the "magnetic standout." Looking forward to the movie and the reaction.

Henry M (black6q)

It’s the same Bob from “Top Gun: Maverick”.

aarswft

Scarlet witch is dead.

aarswft

This was huge. How’d you miss it?

The Star Treker (aka Michael)

The MCU really kicked off in 2008 with Iron Man, and honestly, I wouldn't say the MCU has been a huge disappointment lately after Spider-Man: No Way Home. The MCU definitely been struggling with box office hits lately since then, but not in a way that's bothered me. Deadpool & Wolverine was a blast—and a hit—which finally gave the MCU some momentum again. I seriously loved Thunderbolts, maybe even more than Captain America: Brave New World this year (and that one was solid too in my opinion). But The Fantastic Four: First Steps completely stole the spotlight for me—it's hands down the best MCU film of 2025 so far. Also, I really hope Cassie didn't skip the post-credits scene in Thunderbolts—it's a major setup for what's coming next. Now, Spider-Man: Brand New Day next year? I'm beyond hyped. They've been leaking so much behind-the-scenes footage, and Tom Holland's new suit? Straight out of the comics. It looks incredible. And the fact that we're getting the Hulk, the Punisher, and maybe even Daredevil in it? Wild. Marvel's clearly putting everything into this one, especially since the Fantastic Four aren't pulling the numbers they wanted—even though they deserve better. Feels like only us hardcore fans are really showing up for their new movie. I'm not gonna hate on Superman for crushing it at the box office or DC for stealing the spotlight from Fantastic Four and Marvel. Honestly, Superman and DC have always had my heart—right up there with Star Trek. That love runs deep. So yeah, they go first for me then Marvel second. Lol. And of course, Avengers: Doomsday in 2026 and Secret Wars in 2027—I'm all in. Can't wait.

Cole Jennett

I liked Shang Chi, Black Widow and The Eternals all better too, but this was a step in the right direction for me. Fantastic Four was even better, imo. I think the downturn really started with Quantumania. That was the first where I didn’t go back to the theatre a 2nd time since the start of phase 3

Cole Jennett

I don’t think the MCU has strayed away from human emotion at all. It’s what makes it so much better than the darker DC movies.

Cole Jennett

Wow, I wouldn’t have it top 20. Against the first 3 phases I’d only have it ahead of Hulk and Thor 2

K, Zachary

We saw this opening weekend. We absolutely loved it. We were really pumped about seeing it this week. She said to wait for her. She gets home in in two hours. We are both excited to see this movie with the GOAT girls. Since we were supposed to be in California this week watching Caitlin Clark or my sign for her 🫶. She had to fight for hours.

Scott Macaulay

I spent much time unplugged when this was released

Cole Jennett

That’s cool, it just didn’t work for me to that level. My top 10 is Endgame, Infinity War, Civil War, Winter Soldier, Iron Man, GoTG, Ragnorok, Avengers, First Avenger, and Black Panther. There’s no room for anything short of a masterpiece for me.

Richard Maurer

Same for me, I just have different ideas as to what are masterpieces. In no particular order : Avengers, C.A. First Avenger, Winter Soldier, Civil War, Infinity War, Endgame, No Way Home, Multiverse of Madness, Thunderbolts*, Fantastic Four.

Cole Jennett

No Way Home would bump Black Panther, forgot about it, lol. I really like that we are on the same page with the Cap trilogy. My order really wasn’t in a particular order either other than I have End Game first, then Infiniti War second.

aarswft

Ghost and the Moonrider was definitely the best Marvel show.

James Damar

Marvel seems to have figured out people wanted heart and characters we care about over shiny CGI, this and Fantastic Four to me where much better then any of the phase 4 (except Spiderman, they always have heart. ) movies.

Cole Jennett

I actually think Phase 4 was pretty decent, its phase 5 that disappointed me. Even the shows were better in Phase 4.

aarswft

"We're about to have a whole bunch of superheroes" Oh... you have no idea.

aarswft

Agreed. Guardians 3 carried this phase and I barely count Deadpool.

Ian A

He is. He is the emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, former drug addict, depressed MCU Superman. Really love this sad but hopeful dramedy in an action movie disguise.

Milton Reduxed

@ Aarswift, I don't think it can be called huge if it's a flop

Walter

I second everything in this post

Walter

This and Guardians of the Galaxy 3 have been my favorite of Marvel in the last few years.

Walter

The thing that impressed me most in Thunderbolts is that it ended without the usual final dust up against the big bad. The fact that the message was about dealing with depression was such a different and (for me, at least) refreshing change of pace. And I absolutely loved Bob.

Johnny Bullis

Im glad you liked it Cass.. it definitely felt like the marvel movies of old.. I was impressed how they handled mental health and didnt make fun of it. There were some real "tender" moments in this.. especially between Bob and Yalena.. very powerful stuff, had me choked up a couple of times.. funny think about Lewis Pullman "Bob". This is the second movie where he played a guy named Bob.. the other was Top Gun Maverick.

Walter

If you're dipping back into Marvel, I recommend Guardians 3 the most, but I also quite liked Hawkeye. I guess it's not on anyone's favorites list, but it's on mine. Hawkeye gets a protege and their dynamic together is really fun. Plus it's a short 6 episodes. Worth a watch.

Cole Jennett

I’ve recommended it a few times at Christmas along with the GOtG holiday special but she’s yet to take up the offer, lol

Brian Smith

bob is bob from top gun maverick

Jayson Phillips

Kurt Russel's son is starting to grow on me, I hated him at 1st, BOB it's so weird they named him the same as his character in Mavrick lol Loved Florence Pugh and Bucky!!! Great reaction girls! Bravo again!

phillip giroux

Certainly not a perfect movie but possibly the most emotionally charged movie Marvel has done.

Cole Jennett

I go with the ending of Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

Cole Jennett

Sentry’s name in the comics is Bob. I heard on a podcast that Lewis Pullman did ask if they could change it, lol

Steve Smith

This movie is actually better than the new Fantastic Four.

Steve Smith

This movie is better than the new Fantastic Four because Pedro Pascal isn't in it.

YodatheHobbit

Sure wish I still had a group of friends to give me a hug pull out of the darkness, like at the end of this. I was really looking forward to this movie, just to see Yulena and Bucky in more leadership roles, but in the end it turned out to be so much more than that which I could relate to a lot. Plus I LOVE hating Walker. He's a fun to watch DINK.

YodatheHobbit

Ava(The Ghost) was the villain in Ant Man and The Wasp who was tragically the victim of a scientific explosion as a little girl and started phasing in and out of reality, driven to desperation and madness because she needed quantum data to remain in existence, or she would die. At least that's what she thought. After Hank rescued Michelle Pfeiffer from The Quantum Realm, she was able to heal Ava's phasing in and out of existent body and mind. The girl who Ava shot was Drakov's daughter, who Natashia thought she killed as a child, but in secret she survived and her father turned her into a controlled assassin, The Taskmaster, who could mimic other superhero's abilities. We saw her in Black Widow, after she was unmasked at the end.

YodatheHobbit

Your ignorance and nostalgia grows like a fungal infection, keeping you away from doing enjoyable things.

YodatheHobbit

I would have if Yondu was more likeable. I can't relate to him nearly as much as I can to all of these characters individually. Each one of them honestly remind me of different parts of myself.

YodatheHobbit

She did mention during a LIVE once I think that she was going to watch Hawkeye but not for the channel. Not sure if she did.

Canadianant

This was a a bit of a mixed bag for me. Some of the humour fell flat for me in this one. I'm not sure if it was the writing or performances. I've missed a few of the last few movies so I felt like I was trying to remember or figure out who some of these folks were. What I did like was Florence Pugh. Her father was great and his humour hit the best for me. The Bob / void character was handled really well and I thought the visual effects / art direction for his depression was incredibly creative. I thought that aspect of the movie was very original and was a wonderful representation of how depression can keep people locked in their room. It came across as incredibly relatable to me and felt very fresh in it's approach. As someone who spends alot of time dealing with depression and has alot of alone time the battle against one's self is pretty real. The way it was presented in the film was done extremely well I thought. When the void starts taking over the city starting with that little girl and we weren't sure exactly what was happening to the people, it was incredible. That specifically was an incredibly emotional part of the movie and putting children or people in peril is a sure way to get a reaction out of Cassie. Your empathy always shines through. Good reaction.

Milton Reduxed

This comment was supposed to be in a thread responding to the $20 price tag of streaming this latest piece of Marvel churn

Milton Reduxed

Personally I wouldn't even waste the time, or bandwidth, pirating superhero slop

Richard Maurer

Milton - We get it, you don’t like superhero movies. But most of the people here do and you’re not changing any minds.

Milton Reduxed

I like some superhero moves, I'm not against them on principle. But it's been 17 years since Iron Man, and I for one have had enough of PG-13 superhero CGI churn. Given Thunderbolts, Superman, and Fantastic Four have all lost money, the normies also have had enough, and that's a good thing imo

MikeLL

I agree.

MikeLL

I noticed how Wyatt Russel's voice sounded exactly like his father in this film.

Clay F

I saw Guardians 3 in the theater and liked it. As for Hawkeye, I've liked Hailee Seinfeld ever since I saw her in the theater on Christmas Eve 2010 in True Grit (2010) in which she was nominated for an Oscar.

Clay F

Didn't do greatest at box office but was very much talked about. At the box office, is considered disappointment for Marvel Studios. Despite positive reviews, not expected to be profitable during its theatrical run. Initial projections were $400-500 million gross, but now tracking to finish around $385 million. This places it in the lower range of MCU film performance, potentially making it one of lowest-grossing films in franchise when adjusted for inflation. Second lowest after The Marvels. Lack of Familiarity: The film features a team of relatively less-known characters within the MCU, which may not have drawn in audiences as strongly as established Avengers or popular heroes. Negative Reception of Previous Films: Some argue that the film's performance was negatively impacted by the lukewarm reception of recent MCU movies like Captain America: Brave New World. Production and Marketing Costs: The film had a budget of $180 million, plus an additional $100 million for marketing, meaning it needed to gross around $450 million to break even. Competition: Increased competition from other summer blockbusters and theatrical releases also likely affected its performance.

Scott Macaulay

I ended up liking it funnily enough. It was like watching someone literally battle depression.

Mojo One Thousand

I don't think I was prepared for the amount "Bucky" thirst in this reaction... and when Carly wanted him on a motorcycle, I chuckled and thought 'let's wait a couple of minutes' and sure enough a big reaction. It's Sebastian Stan, so I get it. It was an interesting reaction, as it was a bit of a case study into the double-edged sword that is the MCU, and how interconnected it can be. Cassie has seen the "Winter Soldier" TV series, but not the new "Captain America" movie, Carly was the reverse, and both have seen "Black widow", So there were different things that were confusing to each at different points, I enjoyed this, is it the best MCU movie? Probably not, but it's a decent entry. It suffers a bit from those that complain that the MCU are rote because of the faceless CGI armies and skybeams, but then also complain those things are missing when the filmakers do something different. In this case it was an interesting enough exploration of mental illness and the perils of giving too much power to someone who may not be able to handle it. I really enjoy David Harbour as "Red Guardian". He is not really trying too hard to be that funny, it just is a funny character. This is a bit of a departure from the forced quipiness that has plagued some other MCU movies. Lewis Pullman, son of Bill Pullman, as "Bob", not "Rafe" from "The Outer Banks". I am pretty sure I have only seen him play characters named "Bob", as he had the same name in "Top Gun: Maverick". Also, makes a case as to why "Clark Kent" works as a disguise. The two "Bobs" really only have a hairstyle and some glasses as differences. Wyatt Russell ("Walker"), is Kurt Russell's son. So, both father and son have been in the MCU. "Ghost" is played by Hannah John-Kamen, and was one of the antagonists in "Ant-man and the Wasp". She has also been on the channel in "Ready Player One". Olga Kurylenko plays "Taskmaster", the character killed in the vault. She was also in "Black Widow", and seemed to be a bit of a waste of a potentially interesting character. Olga has been on the channel in the Craig "Bond" film "Quantum of Solace". I had watched a bit of "Seinfeld" recently and was wondering if Cassie had seen it. I was pretty sure as I thought she had referenced in other reactions, but I was beginning to doubt it. However, in the intro "Elaine is in this"... removed the doubt. "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" is a worthwhile entry in the recent phase, and probably worth a reaction.

Clay F

I love Seinfeld.

Richard Maurer

Milton - only Thunderbolts lost money and only theatrically. Losing money on the theatrical release isn’t as big a deal as it used to be, most people watch movies streaming these days. Besides box office has nothing to do with quality, and all three movies you mentioned are popular overall with viewers. Personally I was impressed by all of them. Superhero movies are not going away anytime soon.

Milton Reduxed

Home rental & DVDs used to be much more lucrative than today's streaming—That's one of the reasons modern filmmaking is in the state it is with the mid-budget movie almost disappearing, now you need to make a splash in theatres to recoup your costs. Disney+ has lost billions nevermind actually making money And Thunderbolts, Superman, and Fantastic Four have probably all lost money. It's impossible to be sure because studios downplay costs but Superman's break-even point is probably around $700 million—having said that Superman has made most of its money domestically where it keeps a greater share of Box Office than in China. You only need to look at Pedro Pascal's recent melty about MAGA not going to see his movie to know it's definitely flopping

Cole Jennett

I disagree, but don’t mind that you all think so.😊

Cole Jennett

Yondu had a good arc along with Rocket in GOTG2. It won me over

Milton Reduxed

@ Cole, Who could have predicted smearing Republican-voters as Nazis wouldn't endear Pedro to the fans...and Disney want this creep to be the new face of the MCU...what a clownshow

Richard Maurer

Both of you - You’re getting into politics. They’re just going to remove your posts if you keep it up.

Just Plain Bob

And they should. I don’t like people preaching their politics to me in their movies, so I sure don’t like it (from either side) in a discussion forum about movies. This is supposed to be a place where we talk about film, not politics. For many, myself included, it’s a refuge from the daily grind. We don’t need it to be spoiled by politics.

Cole Jennett

I was just replying to the guy who said it. No issue deleting it if he does. I’m heading out for a few hours so will preemptively

Mark White

That was Fun! I think that’s the first time I’ve watched your full reaction to a movie while it’s also my first time watching it. It does mean I might of missed abit of you guys, as I was so focused on the movie. But I will watch the YT edit as well, so that’s ok. I enjoyed the movie, I would say it’s a top 2 MCU movie, since Endgame. The other is GotG vol 3. Thanks for the reaction ladies.

Richard Maurer

Cole - I wasn’t faulting you (or disagreeing with you) but I’m seeing a lot of people’s posts get removed recently, for less than you’ve said, so I was just trying to warn you both.

Clay F

"You walked into a room, you made it brighter." I liked it. Creative with a seemingly distinctive take on the genre. I like the New Avengers, especially Yelena but also as a team. Fresh w/heart. The charismatic Pugh at the center. She seems to command the movie but I'm biased as a Pugh fan. Her emotional presentation was significant in underlying thematic elements you don't often see in a Marvel movie. I liked the symbolic moment of them becoming (being) a team = when they together held up that big piece of debris. Bob for a brief while, truly went to the dark side ("We're all alone. All of us."). But turn out ok in the end. Julia Louis-Dreyfus did good as a villain (Valentina). I love Seinfeld and a fan of Veep. I rate the movie at 3/4 for my tastes. Yelena (Florence Pugh) is apparently going to be in the upcoming "Avengers: Doomsday" (Release date: December 18, 2026)? I liked Florence Pugh in Oppenheimer. A miniseries in which she is lead I very much liked is "The Little Drummer Girl" (2018) (w/Alexander Skarsgård and Michael Shannon) (thriller) (6 episodes) [RT 95%]. Would make for a great reaction.

Clay F

I watched GotG vol 3 (which I liked) in the theater because my electricity out for a few hours in my house due to a storm.

Mark White

It was good the theatre didn’t lose its electric too! Yeah, I to watched GotG 3 at the theatre and I enjoyed it. It had some real heart felt moments for a guardians movie.

Mark White

Yep, Pugh is a very good actress. This might be a unpopular opinion! But after watching her as this character in a couple of movies and a TV series, I’m starting to like her even more than Scarlets black widow and that’s Big for me. I’m still not over Natasha’s death in Endgame! 🥲😆

Joe J

Mark - I only occasionally watch a full reaction, but never to a movie I haven't seen. I plan to watch some full reactions to GoT to get the full shock & awe (haha).

Mark White

From my very limited experience with GoT, it certainly will be Shock and awe! It will be another first for me and I hope a exciting series for me!

Clay F

I was thinking to watch F4 but the F4 trailer (done well) turned me off a little. Plus, I have ever been into Fantastic Four. Though I am a fan of Vanessa Kirby. She's beautiful and a good actor. She is awesome in The Crown as Elizabeth's sister (Princess Margaret).

Cole Jennett

I really liked Vanessa Kirby in it. She was the standout for me, but I liked them all in their roles

The Star Treker (aka Michael)

Like I said in my review months ago—Thunderbolts was fantastic. I'm late to your guys reaction, but watching it was just as fun as the movie itself. I'm so glad you, Cassie, and Carly loved it as much as I did. I might've enjoyed Thunderbolts even more than Captain America: Brave New World this year—and I thought that one was solid too. This was probably my sixth time watching Thunderbolts this year, in 2025—five times in theaters and now my first time at home, with your reaction playing alongside at the same time. Lol. But as much as I loved their movie, The Fantastic Four: First Steps takes the top spot for me. Hands down the best MCU film of the year so far, and really recommend you guys doing a reaction to it next. Back to Thunderbolts—they were fun, funny, sharp, and way more emotional than I expected. The humor hit, the action landed, and the characters actually mattered. It's about heroes who are flawed, haunted and carrying regret—but still finding purpose and strength together. That's what stuck with me. The moments between Bob and Yelena especially hit home. I relate so much to Yelena—losing her sister Natasha/Black Widow—because I've been going through something similar. My best friend, who felt like a sister to me, isn't speaking to me anymore. It's been rough, lonely, and it honestly feels like I lost her forever. I wish she'd come back. One of the superhero movies that connected with me in a way that some other don't. I feel like I'm Bob too. And Thunderbolts sits right up there with Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Deadpool & Wolverine, and now The Fantastic Four: First Steps. I genuinely loved it even for the sixth time along you guys reacting to it. And again looking ahead—Spider-Man: Brand New Day next year? I'm beyond excited. Tom Holland's new suit looks straight out of the comics and loving it. And the fact we're getting Hulk, the Punisher, and maybe even Daredevil in it? Sounds like a great team up. Marvel's clearly going all-in. Then Avengers: Doomsday next year too and Secret Wars in 2027—yeah, I'm beyond excited. Can't wait.

Richard Maurer

They (the 4 actors) sold the F4 for me. They were so much better than previous movie incarnations (Sorry Chris Evans - you were a much better Captain America than you were a Human Torch).

Richard Maurer

I mostly agree, although in Thor Love & Thunder Christian Bale’s performance was pretty much the only good thing.

JohnnyUtah

I still like Hemsworths Performance, I agree it was a tough watch. Like wakanda forever, obviously losing Chadwick handicapped that film. And well we know what the marvels issues were, although I liked the chemistry between the 3 actors.

OddThomas

The best Marvel film for a while, mostly because it goes back to focusing on character over spectacle (most of the time). Plus Florence Pugh is always amazing.

OddThomas

Hawkeye the is the bridge series between Black Widow & Thunderbolts, so if you want more of Yelena, that's where to go.

Richard Maurer

I liked The Marvels a lot more than I thought I would.

JohnnyUtah

As did I, I liked it more than black panther 2

Richard Maurer

Me too. Wakanda Forever just seemed like a mess, unlike Black Panther which I liked a lot.

Rick Williams

Great to have the blonde sisters back together again all in black. It is like they had their own outfits to go along with the movie. Not sure how I feel about the movie. Good actions but what is happening to Marvel? All these new and different characters Avengers, New Avengers, Fantastic 4, Red Hulks and female Silver Surfers. Two Captain Americas. What is wrong with the regular/original Avengers, Fantastic 4, Hulk, Silver Surfer, etc.? They worked great for 60 years. Disnel seems to be intent on destroying the Marvel Universe and the Star Wars Universe. Great reaction Cassie & Carly.

Cole Jennett

It sort of is yeah. But at this stage I think it might take that to get her to watch it. I understand why you think it isn’t due to the Black Widow post credit scene, it should have been expected, but she’s not in the trailers for it. The idea is for Cassie to go in blind, and be surprised at the reveal. I wasn’t, nor was anyone who is into the MCU, but whatever, I said it, I can’t take it back now, lol

Johnny Bullis

And Ghost was from Ant-man and the Wasp.. she was the villain

Mojo One Thousand

I should of said "rewatched" or "again" to be clearer. It was my first time around, that would be when it was originally broadcast. It's on of my favourite sitcoms.

YodatheHobbit

Tons of character development in The Marvels. Sisterhood. Bonding. People still apparently didn't like it, but I think Cassie would.

Darren Harrison

In reaction to the discussion at the ending. I think people just got burnt out on superhero media so they are no longer the event pictures they once were. When “Superman” opened in 1978 it was huge, a true blockbuster. That special-ness has been lost. On this movie. I love everything Florence Pugh appears in.

McShades

I'd give it 6/10... I thought it was kind of boring. The only one with a personality was Red Guardian, the rest of them had the same bland depressing personality.

Clay F

I though Yalena captivating. Florence Pugh has such a presence to me.

Richard Maurer

Glad you both liked this movie. It’s become one of my favorite superhero movies ever.

Chris Retzlaff

Oh how we come so far.....Cassie talking about Box office and second weekend drop offs....I love it....truly has entered the void of Marvel fandom.....I loved this one...Get message..a lot of heart...great action....performances and classic Marvel moments.....Bucks entrance on the motorcycle....Yalena doing crazy stunts over and under flying things....and the ultimate team ending....8/10 easy....this could go up with every rewatch

LukeG84

Finally got to watch this one. I didn't want to pay to watch it, so had to wait for it to hit Disney+ here in the UK. Upon second viewing I liked this movie a lot more than I did when I saw it on the big screen. I guess my expectations were too high. But now I can appreciate it for what it really is, and I'd happily watch this movie again. I just like these characters! Really hope Cassie & Carly watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps. I'm hoping the fact that Pedro Pascal is in it will be reason enough. 🤞🏻 I saw it twice on the big screen. The second time I wanted to see it in IMAX, and it didn't disappoint. Unlike this movie, I'll gladly pay the £19.99 to watch it straight away when released on digital. I'm super expected to see how it lines up with this end credits scene. I'm guessing we've got a long wait on our hands for that though.

Brian

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C. J. Ramirez

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George C

Quite strange that a full reaction would be flagged and blocked on copyright grounds since literally no scenes are shown in the video.

Stephen Dias

Wow. I'm finally getting around to seeing this reaction. It was actually on the plane ride when I was on vacation, but I totally missed the second after credit scene, so that's cool. I had no idea going into it that it included a Sentry origin, I'd heard a long time ago that Sentry was like Marvel's Superman, except human of course and with behavioral issues. It'll be interesting to see where they go from here. I'm also excited to see more of the Fantastic Four.