It's not lost on Thunderbolts* star Florence Pugh that she's in a major Marvel movie that's more about depression and mental health than battling some big comic book villain. Sure ...

Marvel's best film in quite some time centers powerful themes of mental health, overcoming trauma, and uniting for the greater good. Thunderbolts*, releasing in theaters nationwide on May 2 ...

Thunderbolts mixed Marvel superheroes with serious mental health struggles - and these movies make crazy just as fun.

In Thunderbolts* we finally see a male superhero ask for help with his mental illness. But, as is common in Hollywood, women are cast as emotional supports for men.

Florence Pugh understands that “Thunderbolts*” is special ... The movie has strong themes about mental health and depression, something Pugh described as “a huge deal.” ...

He loved it. According to what I read online, “Thunderbolts” is a Marvel film that explores mental health themes. The film focuses on a group of anti-heroes who are dealing with the aftermath ...

The filmmaker explains the origins of that A24-style trailer and jokes about The Hollywood Reporter's own cameo in the ...

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Marvel's Thunderbolts* battles a villain all too relatable: mental health and depression ... that you know is going to be helpful." "These themes are not niche anymore; that we all struggle ...