Thunderbolts* Star Wyatt Russell Was Opposed To That Captain America Joke

“Thunderbolts*” is one of the biggest surprises in Marvel Cinematic University in recent years, and it is a somewhat mature and dark film in its subject and its approach to exploring mental health, but also a movie full of movement with an enjoyable sequence and humor. As a group film, “Thunderbolts*” lives and dies by the dynamics of the team, in which case, this dynamic makes some fun moments and some wonderful joking.

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However, not all comedies in the movie. In particular, although it is not anywhere at the level of “Deadpool” or MCU in the early days, “Thunderbolts*” has a few gestures and references that fall painfully or feel that they are forced, like what appears to be a reference to the comedy of the Christmas work starring David Harbor. Then there is a reference to Captain America, which has left even a bad taste in the mouth of one member of the main actors.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, White Russell talked about the moment John Walker-the former American captain who changed his title in a shame and now goes to the American agent-to escape underground cellar with Yolina (Florence Bug), the ghost (Hannah John Kamen), Pop (Louis Pullman), and withholds “on your certainty!” While breaking a wall with his super -shield. “This was a line I did not want to say,” Russell said of the line, which was not supposed to be a deliberate gesture. “[Director Jake Schreier] I felt that we needed something to say in AdR (replace automated dialogue). This was the AdR-Ed. This is absolutely not connected. It was just something to fill the void. “

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If you need to remind, “on your left!” The line first heard in “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” when we met Sam Wilson for the first time (Anthony Maki). In a scene, we see Steve Rogers of Chris Evans running throughout the reflective Capitol in Washington, DC, because Steve is, well, a great soldier, continues to pass through over and over again, saying, “On your left!” While Sam becomes more annoying. The moment came a complete circle when, in “Avengers: Endgame”, Sam is the one who tells the line to Steve when everyone who disappeared during the silver returned and joined the final battle against Thanos.

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It is funny to believe that John Walker, who gets a great deal of depth in the film, yet has no big role in the story, was at some point the main villain of “Thunderbolts*” instead of Sentry. This will not work, but Walker feels that he is more than one person who asks a full team to drop.

“On your left!” The line was not the only joke that got a complaint from a representative of the main actors team. Bucky plays a much larger role in this movie, which some fans believed, and gets some moments of lifting that contradict his angry old behavior. An example of this is a moment when Bucky uses a dishwasher to clean his artificial arm, which Sebastian Stan found very unfamiliar. However, the show should continue, so the actor came to the scene, and he reached the final match.

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Not every joke works in “Thunderbolts*”, but it is difficult not to think at least some upper climics that work on the film that is somewhat concerned that there are no jokes or light moments in a movie on mental health and a man evaporating children and turns them into shadows because he suffers from depression.