After finding themselves ensnared in a death trap, seven disillusioned castoffs must embark on a dangerous mission that will force them to confront the darkest corners of their pasts.
Directed by Jake Schreier
new york city
superhero
villain
based on comic
super power
mental health
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marvel cinematic universe (mcu)
congressman
father daughter relationship
impeachment
survivor's guilt
teamwork
antihero
ragtag
band of misfits
epic heroes
Rank
#60 in 2025·#1874 overall
Trailer
IMDB
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Letterboxd
3.6 / 5
Where to Watch
Cast
Florence Pugh
Yelena Belova
Sebastian Stan
Bucky Barnes
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Valentina Allegra de Fontaine
Lewis Pullman
Robert Reynolds
David Harbour
Alexei Shostakov
Wyatt Russell
John Walker
Hannah John-Kamen
Ava Starr
Olga Kurylenko
Antonia Dreykov
Geraldine Viswanathan
Mel
Wendell Pierce
Congressman Gary
Chris Bauer
Holt
Violet McGraw
Young Yelena
Crew
Jake Schreier
Director
Eric Pearson
Screenplay
Joanna Calo
Screenplay
Ryan Lott
Original Music Composer
Rafiq Bhatia
Original Music Composer
Ian Chang
Original Music Composer
Harry Yoon
Editor
Angela M. Catanzaro
Editor
Andrew Droz Palermo
Director of Photography
Kevin Feige
Producer
Brian Chapek
Executive Producer
Louis D'Esposito
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
12758 reviews
iris
7.8★ · 07/04/25
if florence pugh hugged me, i’m pretty sure that alone could cure my depression too
if florence pugh hugged me, i’m pretty sure that alone could cure my depression too
79
5
Helena
8.1★ · 05/03/25
she is so hot bye
she is so hot bye
14
Dylan TPRO
9.4★ · 05/17/25
bob ———— marvel shines best when they stop trying so hard to be marvel.
i have a lot of thoughts on this movie, most of which i won’t type out here. but one thing i really want to mention is that, more than anything, this movie truly earns and executes on its third act finale. there’s so much complexity, depth, and emotion in the last 30 minutes of this movie that i want to make a whole video essay disecting its beauty.
but tl;dr… the both literal and metaphorical representation of the final fight is one of the best superhero endings i have seen in awhile. it’s a great reminder that (literally) beating yourself up over your past, depression, and anger is not the answer.
be there for your friends. be there for yourself. life sucks, but it sucks a little less when you let people into your heart.
thank you marvel for giving me a movie about overcoming shame and loneliness that just so happens to include superheroes in it
bob ———— marvel shines best when they stop trying so hard to be marvel.
i have a lot of thoughts on this movie, most of which i won’t type out here. but one thing i really want to mention is that, more than anything, this movie truly earns and executes on its third act finale. there’s so much complexity, depth, and emotion in the last 30 minutes of this movie that i want to make a whole video essay disecting its beauty.
but tl;dr… the both literal and metaphorical representation of the final fight is one of the best superhero endings i have seen in awhile. it’s a great reminder that (literally) beating yourself up over your past, depression, and anger is not the answer.
be there for your friends. be there for yourself. life sucks, but it sucks a little less when you let people into your heart.
thank you marvel for giving me a movie about overcoming shame and loneliness that just so happens to include superheroes in it
florence pugh is 2/2 for times in a marvel movie she’s made me want her quirky eyeliner. pretty classic marvel movie but now mental illness is the enemy. pessimistically intrigued for where this will go.
i cried
florence pugh is 2/2 for times in a marvel movie she’s made me want her quirky eyeliner. pretty classic marvel movie but now mental illness is the enemy. pessimistically intrigued for where this will go.
5
