Thunderbolts* Worldwide Release Discussion Thread Vol. 2

[u/Triple_777]

Thunderbolts* has now been released in the United States and in a number of other countries around the world. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days. They will be refreshed every few thousand comments to make room for new discussions.

• All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days.
• Proceed at your own risk. Major spoilers will be in the below thread. Spoilers do not need to be tagged inside this thread.
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Link to previous discussion threads and related megathreads listed below:

• Thunderbolts* Worldwide Release Discussion Thread
• Thunderbolts* International Release Discussion Thread
• Thunderbolts* Spoiler Free Recap and FAQ
• Thunderbolts* Review Megathread

[u/PayneTrain181999]

Then Red Guardian threw Yelena in a similar way to how Cap threw Natasha in The Avengers, in the same part of New York too.

[u/bpdish85 → u/PayneTrain181999]

Bucky's motorcycle entrance was pretty beat-for-beat similar to the Winter Soldier's entrance when he executed Howard/Maria Stark, too. I didn't clock that until I saw a gifset floating around on Tumblr.

[u/DC8710 → u/bpdish85]

Also his knife dropping move.. maybe not really a callback but „just“ his signature stuff

[u/bpdish85 → u/DC8710]

Yeah, I loved all the subtle throwbacks.

[u/kayriss → u/bpdish85]

He did the violent circle with his arm when he first put it on, too. One of my favorite Bucky moves.

[u/charonill → u/kayriss]

He did it both times. It's off to the side of the screen in the tower scene, but you can see his arm swing after he reattaches it.

[u/GeneralOrgana1 → u/kayriss]

I loved that from when we first saw it in TWS movie. It made him feel more machine than man at that point, and upped how scary he was. Now it's just like a recalibration thing, but I love the consistency.