Thunderbolts (2025) ENG

 

Director:
Jake Schreier

Writers:
Eric Pearson (screenplay), Joanna Calo (screenplay)

Distributor:
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

Original Score Composer:
Son Lux

Scene Duration:
1:25 min

Son Lux - There's Something Wrong with Me (From Thunderbolts)

00:00:00:00
00:00:04:12 There's something...
00:00:06:00 Wrong
00:00:07:00 With me,
00:00:12:20 An emptiness.
00:00:17:52 I thought it started when my sister died but...
00:00:21:48 Now it feels like something bigger,
00:00:26:84 Just a...
00:00:29:00 Void.
00:00:40:12 Or maybe I'm just bored.
00:00:49:00 They send me a job, I clock in, clock out.
00:00:51:44 You know,
00:00:59:84 I'm in the clean up business.
00:01:03:60 This week Malaysia and next week almost.
00:01:08:12 I thought throwing myself into work was the answer,
00:01:13:48 But I'm not focused and I'm not happy and I don't have purpose, and without purpose I'm just...
00:01:21:32 Drifting like a river.
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The movie begins with an intimate monologue from Black Widow. In a calm but emotionally heavy tone, she admits that something is deeply wrong inside her. She describes it as a void—a feeling that began after her sister’s death but now feels much deeper. Despite completing missions efficiently, she confesses to feeling empty, disconnected, and without purpose. She thought dedicating herself to work would be the solution, but it isn’t. She can’t focus, she doesn’t feel happy, and most unsettling of all—she doesn’t know why she’s living. She concludes by comparing herself to a directionless river, overflowing with lack of purpose.

This scene reveals an emotional state that psychology identifies as existential emptiness. Black Widow is not just speaking about sadness or boredom, but about a loss of vital purpose—what Viktor Frankl described as a central cause of human suffering.

The grief over her sister didn’t only leave pain; it left unanswered questions. In trying to fill that void with work and constant action, she falls into what many experience today: a functional routine lacking emotional meaning. Her final phrase, “without a purpose I’m adrift, like a river,” illustrates the identity crisis she is going through.

We also see signs of emotional exhaustion, where performance doesn’t compensate for the lack of inner connection. Black Widow, a symbol of strength, here appears vulnerable and human—reminding us that true strength isn’t pushing forward without feeling, but pausing to understand what we feel.

FUN FACTS

  • Florence Pugh jumped from the second tallest building in the world.
    In one of the opening scenes, Florence Pugh insisted on performing a BASE jump herself from the Merdeka 118 skyscraper in Kuala Lumpur, without a stunt double. Marvel initially hesitated due to safety concerns, but eventually agreed after her persistent insistence.

  • Filmed in real-world locations around the globe
    Production took place in actual locations such as Atlanta (USA), the desert canyons in Utah, and the Medan Pasar district in Malaysia. These real settings add visual authenticity, especially for intense chase and action scenes.

  • The crew faced real accidents on set
    During filming, several actors had unexpected encounters with nature, including a scorpion that climbed up Pugh’s leg while shooting in the desert. Additionally, Wyatt Russell suffered a head injury during a complex scene but returned to the set the very next day without missing a beat.

 

QUESTIONS FOR DEBATE

  • Black Widow says she feels a void since her sister died.
    Do you think emotional pain always has a clear cause, or can it arise without an obvious reason?

  • Despite doing her job, she admits she doesn’t feel happy or focused.
    Why do you think so many people keep doing the right thing even when they feel empty inside?

  • What do you think about a strong figure like Black Widow showing such vulnerability at the start of the film?
    Does vulnerability make someone weaker—or more human?

 


 

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