No Capes, No Glory, No Surrender: Thunderbolts* Hits Cinemas Now
Hold onto your vibranium shields and tactical suits, Marvel fans — Thunderbolts* has officially landed in Philippine cinemas, and it’s as explosive, unhinged, and emotionally raw as we hoped (and feared) it would be.
This isn’t your usual "Earth’s Mightiest Heroes" roll call. This is Marvel’s end-of-Phase-5 mic drop — a team-up of ex-assassins, disgraced soldiers, and walking trauma bombs who’ve traded glory for redemption... or at least survival.
WHERE TO WATCH IN CEBU?
Malls with Cinemas in Cebu City
- Ayala Center Cebu
- Ayala Malls Central Bloc
- SM City Cebu
- SM Seaside City Cebu
- Robinsons Galleria Cebu
- The Mall at NUSTAR Resort and Casino
- Colonnade Mall Cebu
Malls with Cinemas Outside Cebu City
- SM City Consolacion
- CityMall Consolacion Cebu
- SM J Mall (formerly J Centre Mall)
Redemption’s the Mission (Sort Of)
Let’s get one thing straight: the Thunderbolts* aren’t here to be your next Avengers. They're damaged, dangerous, and barely trust each other — and that’s exactly the point. But if there’s one thing they’re all chasing, it’s a second chance. And when Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (the endlessly shady Julia Louis-Dreyfus) recruits them, they’re thrust into a mission that could either redeem their pasts... or destroy them completely.
Leading the charge is none other than Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), the fan-favorite from Black Widow, bringing her signature sass and combat skills back to the battlefield. She’s joined by Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), trying (again) to outrun his Winter Soldier past and reclaim his place in a world that never stops judging him.
The lineup? Stacked:
- Red Guardian (David Harbour) is still desperate to prove he’s more than Soviet leftovers.
- Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) is unstable, unpredictable, and absolutely lethal.
- Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko) is facing her programming — and her pain — head-on.
- John Walker (Wyatt Russell), our fallen pseudo-Cap, is back with a chip on his shoulder and something to prove.
Let’s be real — this team is a therapist’s nightmare. But it’s also one of the boldest, rawest squads Marvel has ever assembled.
From Page to Chaos: Comics Roots Reborn
Marvel Studios didn’t just yank this chaos crew out of nowhere — Thunderbolts* has deep roots in the comics, first introduced in 1997. But this cinematic take? It’s grittier, darker, and refreshingly grounded. Director Jake Schreier brings a deeply character-driven lens to the story, blending brutal action with unexpected emotional weight.
“These people are mysteries to each other,” Schreier said — and it shows. The tension is palpable. You never quite know who’s going to crack, switch sides, or save the day.
Executive Producer Brian Chapek described the film as a study in trust, trauma, and what happens when broken people are forced to work together. And fans will love the fully built New York City set — a tangible playground for all the chaos and carnage.
Why You Need to Watch Thunderbolts*(Like, Right Now)
If you’re in it for the action, don’t worry — the film delivers hard. But it’s the characters, the moral messiness, and the high-stakes vulnerability that make Thunderbolts* something special. It’s The Suicide Squad with a Marvel soul. It's The Avengers — if the Avengers had major trust issues and unresolved childhood trauma.
So, what are you waiting for? Grab your team, book those seats, and witness the antihero era unfold. Because sometimes, the people least fit to save the world... are the only ones left.
Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* is now showing in cinemas nationwide!
🎟️ Book your tickets: https://www.disney.ph/movies/thunderbolts
📺 Watch the official trailer: https://youtu.be/-sAOWhvheK8?si=otP-zzKrmdgqSecS
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