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Buzz Feed
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Which "Thunderbolts" Character Are You Most Like?
BuzzFeed Quiz Party! Take this quiz with friends in real time and compare results Check it out! Are you more a Yelena? Or how about Bucky? Well, it's time to take this quiz to find out which member of the Thunderbolts* you actually are. Which Thunderbolts* character did you get? Share your results in the comments below!
Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
"I Literally Screamed At The Post-Credit Scene": "Thunderbolts*" Finally Released In Theaters, And Everyone Is Making The Same Comments About This One Character
Warning: the below story consists of spoilers for Thunderbolts*. Thunderbolts*, one of Marvel Studios' most anticipated films of the year, came out on Friday, and people are raving not just about the movie but also about one singular character: Bucky, mother f--cking, Barnes. Why do you ask? Well, the answer will require spoiling the movie, so exit out of this story if you haven't watched it yet! So, in the movie's post-credit scene, the Thunderbolts* — now known as The New Avengers (14 months later) — are talking in the old/new Avengers Tower, and they each have a new look. For Bucky, he went from looking like this: To this. (I can't show the image here because we don't have the rights, but please click the link here to see him in all his glory). Rightfully so, everyone (and their mom) can not stop talking about Bucky's new look, and honestly, how he looked throughout the film. That car scene? *whips out fan to cool off.* IYKYK. So to celebrate Bucky in the Thunderbolts*, I decided to round up the wildest reactions people have said about this "New Avenger" across the internet. this one: 2. Or this one: Twitter: @hourlyseb this one: 4. And this: Twitter: @wrathsstranger 5. Let's not forget this: Warner Bros./ Twitter: @xoxossaraah "Beefy Bucky": this post about being "deeply in love": does serve some stellar post-credit looks: 9. Or this tweet about going to "bed" with Bucky: Marvel Studios/ Twitter: @winterluvrs 10. Or this one: Twitter: @winterluvrs 11. course, there's this reaction: also this Letterboxd review: this one: let's include this one as well: finally, this buddy duo that we will never get (see the full image here). So now it's your turn: Have you seen Thunderbolts* yet? What was your favorite part of the film? Tell us in the comments below.
Buzz Feed
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
"I Literally Screamed At The Post-Credit Scene": "Thunderbolts" Finally Released In Theaters, And Everyone Is Making The Same Comments About This One Character
Warning: the below story consists of spoilers for Thunderbolts *. Thunderbolts*, one of Marvel Studios' most anticipated films of the year, came out on Friday, and people are raving not just about the movie but also about one singular character: Bucky, mother f--cking, Barnes. Why do you ask? Well, the answer will require spoiling the movie, so exit out of this story if you haven't watched it yet! So, in the movie's post-credit scene, the Thunderbolts* — now known as The New Avengers (14 months later) — are talking in the old/new Avengers Tower, and they each have a new look. For Bucky, he went from looking like this: Rightfully so, everyone (and their mom) can not stop talking about Bucky's new look, and honestly, how he looked throughout the film. That car scene? *whips out fan to cool off.* IYKYK. So to celebrate Bucky in the Thunderbolts*, I decided to round up the wildest reactions people have said about this "New Avenger" across the internet. 4. And this: cw // #Thunderbolts spoilers . . . . . . . Bucky Barnes at the start of the movie vs Bucky Barnes in the post-credit scene — Shadow ✪🦾 || saw Thunderbolts* ⚡️ (@wrathsstranger) May 2, 2025 Twitter: @wrathsstranger 5. Let's not forget this: that scene of bucky riding a motorcycle with his glasses on in thunderbolts* — sarah (@xoxossaraah) May 2, 2025 Warner Bros./ Twitter: @xoxossaraah 6. Or "Beefy Bucky": 16. And finally, this buddy duo that we will never get (see the full image here).
Digital Trends
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Digital Trends
Sebastian Stan lays out Bucky's future after Thunderbolts
There are some spoilers ahead for the ending of Marvel's Thunderbolts. Stop reading now if you don't want to be spoiled. Earlier this year, Captain America: Brave New World briefly introduced a new direction for James 'Bucky' Barnes, a character Sebastian Stan has been playing since 2011 in Captain America: The First Avenger. In Brave New World, the former Winter Soldier apparently retired from being a reformed hero and went into politics by running for Congress. Thunderbolts reveals that Bucky won his election to the House of Representatives. But his stay in Congress was short. Recommended Videos Stan recently spoke with Entertainment Weekly about where Bucky's political career stands now that he's joined the team of misfit heroes in Thunderbolts. By the end of the movie, the team's fortunes drastically change. And in the post-credits scene, Bucky is still with the team months after they've rebranded. That seemed to suggest that Bucky was done being a Congressman and Stan agreed that his brief stint in politics was over. 'Yeah, it's almost like crossing it out, right? He's still been trying to find his way of how he can contribute in a way that he hasn't before,' said Stan. 'Ultimately, he realizes, 'No, I am who I am, and I do things how I do them, and I should just do that.' … The only issue I had was, 'Well, why is he growing out his hair if he's going to be a congressman?!' But I still wanted to grow it out, so I was like, 'I don't care.'' Jake Schreier, the director of Thunderbolts, also confirmed that Bucky's term in Congress is 'pretty well done,' before adding 'I think he's found a new place that makes much more sense for him.' Without spoiling the exact details of the ending or the film's post-credits scene, Bucky and his new teammates are poised to play an even bigger role in Avengers: Doomsday than previously believed. That means the stars of the Thunderbolts will be back in theaters roughly a year from now when Doomsday arrives on May 1, 2026. Please enable Javascript to view this content
03-05-2025
- Sport
Connor Hellebuyck and the Jets host the Blues in Game 7 of their 1st-round NHL playoff series
Connor Hellebuyck and the Winnipeg Jets return home for a chance to flip the script on their recent playoff disappointments and the demons that have followed them into this spring. The best-in-the-NHL-regular-season Jets host the Western Conference eighth-seeded St. Louis Blues in Game 7 of their back-and-forth series on Sunday night. It's the final game of the first round, which Winnipeg has been knocked out in the previous two years and is in danger of happening again, with Hellebuyck again squarely in the spotlight after getting chased in all three of his team's defeats. 'A one-game showdown: That's what it is, not just Connor,' coach Scott Arniel said after losing Game 6 in St. Louis 5-2 on Friday. "It's what we do as a group. ... And you know what, I have a lot of confidence in our group, not just Helly. I have a lot of confidence in our group. You win one hockey game, you move onto the next round.' Hellebuyck, likely the Vezina Trophy winner as the league's top goaltender for a second consecutive season and third time in his career and a finalist for the Hart as MVP, has a 4.42 goals-against average and an .815 save percentage. He had some of the best numbers in the NHL in those categories during the regular season, 2.00 and .925. The home/road difference has been stark. Hellebuyck and the Jets are 3-0 in the provincial capital of Manitoba, and he has allowed 2.33 goals a game with an .879 save percentage. South of the U.S.-Canada border in St. Louis, he's allowing 7.24 a game with a .758 save percentage. The good news for the Jets is they earned home ice in Game 7 with their stellar regular season, during which Hellebuyck was a big reason they finished atop the standings. 'I don't need to talk about Bucky — Bucky has been phenomenal for us all year, and he's continued to do that,' said forward Nikolaj Ehlers, who returned from injury to play in Game 6. 'We've got to be better. We know when we play the right way, play well, making the right reads, we are a really good team, and we've shown that in this series.' The Blues have also shown they can hang with Winnipeg, outscoring them 24-17 by winning in blowouts and losing close. None of that matters if they lose another tight one on the road. 'It's what we've all dreamed of in that organization, in that locker room together,' said coach Jim Montgomery, whose arrival in late November fresh off being fired by Boston paved the way for the team's turnaround. 'It's about us seizing an opportunity. It's an opportunity that we've earned, and now we have to go seize it.' Their goalie also has big-game experience — including recently against Hellebuyck on a gigantic stage. Jordan Binnington was brilliant in helping Canada beat Hellebuyck in the final of the 4 Nations Face-Off in February, and his performance in his last Game 7, in the final in 2019, delivered St. Louis its first Stanley Cup title. 'He's our guy, he's a special human and he gets up for big moments,' captain Brayden Schenn said. Outside of the net, the Blues are led in scoring by Cam Fowler, who has already set the franchise record for points in a series by a defenseman with 10. Fowler, who has been a perfect fit since joining in a trade from Anaheim in December, thinks he and his teammates understand what they need to do to spring the series upset. 'We know the situation we're walking into, the team we're playing against, the season they had, and they play really well on home ice,' Fowler said. "Game 7, it's a great opportunity for both teams, so we're looking forward to the challenge.'
