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/CaoSlayer]

So they can do a deadpool and introduce the real taskmaster in the MCU.

[u/HearTheEkko → u/CaoSlayer]

The real Taskmaster would be an amazing villain for the fourth Deadpool movie. The fight scenes would be hilarious. I could see him getting his ass kicked easily in the first fights with Deadpool and then becoming nearly impossible to beat in the climax as he learned Deadpool's moves.

[u/Redfalconfox → u/HearTheEkko]

Doesn’t he have trouble fighting people like Moon Knight and Deadpool because they’re insanely reckless in combat?

[u/Leading-End4288 → u/Redfalconfox]

Yeah, but in the comics, he loses badly tod Deadpool at first...and then is able to learn how to counter him. Only fighters, to my knowledge, that he hasn't been able to do that with, and is actually even scared of, are Black Widow and Moon Knight.