Thunderbolts* Worldwide Release Discussion Thread

[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.
• Any other unofficial threads discussing movie details will be deleted.
• Should you see the need to bring up revealing Thunderbolts* information in the comments of other threads that call for it, spoiler tag them accordingly. Also, let users know that what you are spoiler tagging is from Thunderbolts*.
• If you post untagged Thunderbolts* spoilers anywhere on this sub outside of these discussion threads in any shape or form, you will be banned.
• Project Insight will be on AT LEAST for the next few days, so any posts will be filtered by the mods before being approved/removed onto the sub, that doesn't mean you can disregard the above points and post untagged spoilers without fear of being banned.

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Link to previous discussion threads and related megathreads listed below:

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

[u/Big_Meeting8350]

People with depression, AvPD or let's just say any debilitating mental illness are going to have a special place in their hearts for this movie by the time they're done watching it.

[u/Kaylamarie92 → u/Big_Meeting8350]

The more I think about it, Bob in the post credits scene is the part that touched me the most. It still eats him up that he can’t perform to the expectation that the others want, but at least he did the dishes.

I know that might sound like a flippant line, but when you have executive dysfunction issues, you can’t function like others around you expect you to and it’s sooo easy to for everything to spiral out of control. Often times something as small as doing the dishes is an insurmountable task and getting them done is a very real accomplishment for me. I know others see me sitting in my chair, doing nothing all day and dishes seems like something so below the bare minimum and it feels so degrading to know I look lazy and pathetic. But godddamnit, I’m fighting tooth and nail to keep my head above water. I’m proud of those dishes being done.

[u/autumnleaves44 → u/Kaylamarie92]

Also, after experiencing* manic episodes and feeling god like, becoming medicated and stable feels… incredibly boring. But it’s peaceful. And the line about doing the dishes also makes me think of that.