Marvel fans are starting to theorize about the Thunderbolts star and his connection to the new superhero team.
In a whirlwind that has fans pondering theories and more theories, Marvel president Kevin Feige has confirmed an unexpected but surprising change in the title of the next MCU movie: Thunderbolts * now has an asterisk. This seemingly small list has created a firestorm of speculation among diehard fans.
Everyone noticed the change, but no one understood it
During his presentation at CinemaCon, Feige revealed the new Thunderbolts * logo and title, but was tight-lipped about the details, suggesting fans will have to wait until they see the film. “Yes, you see the star on the thunderbolt. “That’s the official title, and we’re not going to talk more about it until the movie comes out,” Feige said.
The social media community quickly launched a theory that’s gaining traction: The star could mean that the Thunderbolts movie is secretly related to “Dark Avengers.” The “Dark Avengers” comic series features supervillains and anti-heroes posing as Avengers heroes, including former members of Marvel’s various teams. This has led many to speculate that the group may adopt a new name in the face of “Dark Avengers”.
Stars in a Thunderstorm*
Production on the new Marvel Studios film began in March and is scheduled to run through July with locations in Georgia and New York. Directed by Jake Schreyer, the film will see a team of anti-heroes on a mission for the US government. : A Star Wars story, perhaps ending in a tragic ending for the team.
The cast of Thunderbolt* is star-studded, including Sebastian Stan (Bucky Barnes), David Harbor (Red Ranger), Olga Kurylenko (The Acting Master), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Valentina Allegra de Fontaine) and Wyatt Russell (John Walker/US). agent). Additionally, Harrison Ford will return to the MCU as Thaddeus E. “Thunderbolt” Ross, and Lewis Pullman will play the role of Sentry, replacing Steven Yu due to the conflict.
Originally scheduled for this year, Thunderbolt*, the MCU’s Fantastic Four reboot, has changed release dates and delayed its theatrical arrival to May 5, 2025 due to WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Schreyer speculated that it would be a “very different” film in the Marvel universe.
As the release date approaches, the excitement continues to grow. Will the star be a simple stylistic innovation or does it hide a vision that will change the course of this new group of heroes? Only time and the release of the film will reveal this mystery. Meanwhile, fans are passionately debating on forums and social networks, waiting for every detail and possible plot twists to be presented.
Thunder characters in detail
In Thunderbolt*, Marvel Studios brings together a diverse cast of characters, each with their own stories and motivations. Sebastian Stan reprises his role as Bucky Barnes, an ex-killer hero. He joins David Harbor as the Red Guardian, Captain America’s Soviet counterpart, providing both comedy and combat skills. Olga Kurylenko plays Taskmaster, a character who can mimic any opponent’s fighting skills. Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine and Wyatt Russell as John Walker/US Agent introduce further complexity to the group with agendas of their own and questionable morals. Finally, Harrison Ford joins as Thaddeus E. Ross, providing a government liaison and high presence.