Marvel's Thunderbolts* teaser valiantly refuses to give away the plot
Marvel is really trying to drum up a sense of mystery around Thunderbolts*, starting with the asterisk at the end of the title. The first Thunderbolts teaser trailer doesn’t give much away, so maybe we really won’t know its twists until the movie premieres on May 2, 2025. Until then, you can enjoy a teaser that actually just teases, for once.
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