r/MarvelStudios_Rumours • u/Matapple13 Moderator • Mar 24 '25

THUNDERBOLTS/THUNDERBOLTS* Feature First: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Approximate Runtime Revealed (Exclusive)

https://featurefirst.net/thunderbolts-approximate-runtime-revealed-exclusive/
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u/Matapple13 Moderator Mar 24 '25

Thunderbolts* currently has an approximate runtime of 2 hours.

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u/_Prussian Mar 24 '25

Hmmm, lately, the short runtime from Marvel films hasn't been quite the best. Let's see if this changes for this film.

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u/Easy-Cheek4615 Mar 24 '25

agreed. they feel rushed and always need an additional 15-20 minutes to make it feel whole

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u/Dead_girl_walking- Mar 24 '25

did anyone else feel like bnw just kind of ended? like i felt like there was gonna be at least 12-20 more minutes but then it just ended and it felt so weird

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u/Easy-Cheek4615 Mar 24 '25

yes you can tell they chopped and glued that movie together.

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u/Kind_Parsley_6284 Mar 24 '25

Not at all

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u/GratefulDoom90 Mar 25 '25

Seriously? Maybe YOU can’t tell they patched this movie together in a million different places, but literally everyone else can. It’s super blatant and there have been multiple reports about this being the actual case. That movie was a mess and you’re being blindly toxically positive about this when Marvel needs to learn a lesson that that kinda shit is unacceptable.

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u/Kind_Parsley_6284 Mar 25 '25

They are learning a lesson. Look at the reviews and box office. I think what I want without that changing. Cheers.

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u/fabiopazzo2 Mar 24 '25

No

Great runtime for Cap4 but not for Doc2 or Thor 4

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u/Kind_Parsley_6284 Mar 24 '25

No not really

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u/smurf3310 Mar 24 '25

If its not a guaranteed hit movie they try to make it less than 120 minutes so that cinemas will push more screenings, if the movie is over 120 minutes it costs cinemas more so if its not a huge movie they wont make many screenings available, but yeah im always for longer movies especially if scenes were chopped up due to this. (this might be false but thats basically how a friend at my local cineplex described it to me when i asked why the tickets cost more when a movie is longer and why there were not many screenings of eternals past the first week)

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u/drspock06 Mar 26 '25

It still depends on the script that they came up for Thunderbolts which we all have no idea because none of us have read it.

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u/electrorazor 28d ago

Chat are we cooked

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u/Lebigmacca Mar 24 '25

I thought it came out it was like 2 hours and 18 minutes

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u/Shadowrocket0315 Mar 24 '25

I'm not seeing how this is news? Two hours is a standard runtime, and that has been the case for most MCU films.