Thunderbolts marks a bold tonal shift for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, trading heroic optimism for moral ambiguity and psychological depth. Released on May 2, the film follows a team of antiheroes on covert missions far from Avengers-style glory. Directed by Jake Schreier and featuring Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Thunderbolts explores paranoia, guilt, and betrayal in a darker, grittier MCU landscape.

Sebastian Stan and Leo Woodall are set to star in Burning Rainbow Farm, Justin Kurzel’s latest true-life thriller. The film tells the powerful and tragic story of Tom Crosslin and Rollie Rohm, a couple who founded a peaceful cannabis haven in rural Michigan that ended in a deadly 2001 siege. Written by Tommy Murphy and based on Dean Kuipers’ book, the film explores themes of love, resistance, and systemic injustice. Production details will be revealed at the Cannes Film Festi

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Florence Pugh describes Thunderbolts as a "badass indie" assassin film with A24 tones, teasing a fresh direction for Marvel.