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Title: The Hill (2023)
Genre: Sports Drama / Faith-Based Biopic / Inspirational True Story
Country: United States
Duration: 2h 06min
Director: Reinaldo Marcus Green
Screenplay: Zach Baylin
Music: Thomas Newman
Starring: Joel Courtney, Dennis Quaid, Abby Ryder Fortson, Jeff Daniels, J.K. Simmons


The Hill tells the incredible true story of Rickey Hill, a young man from small-town Texas with a debilitating spinal condition who dared to dream of playing professional baseball. Set in the 1970s, the film follows Rickey (Joel Courtney) as he overcomes physical pain, ridicule, and relentless odds with the unwavering support of his devout father (Dennis Quaid), a Baptist preacher who fears his son’s ambition will lead to heartbreak—or worse.

 



As Rickey secretly trains and proves himself on dusty sandlots and high school fields, his talent catches the eye of a scout (Jeff Daniels) who sees past the boy’s braces and into his raw potential. Meanwhile, Rickey’s close bond with his younger sister (Abby Ryder Fortson) and his first love (a compassionate neighbor girl) adds emotional warmth to his hard-fought journey.

At its heart, The Hill is a story of perseverance, faith, and the price of chasing a dream when the world tells you it’s impossible.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Faith vs. Fear: A father's religious conviction collides with a son's calling to play ball.
  • Overcoming Adversity: Rickey's condition becomes both his greatest obstacle and source of strength.
  • The American Underdog Spirit: Set against a backdrop of rural hope, family values, and baseball mythology.
  • Physical and Emotional Grit: Triumphing not only over physical limits but generational expectations.
  • Warm, sepia-toned Americana: sun-drenched fields, wooden porches, and dusty back roads.
  • Grounded, character-driven camera work with slow-motion sequences for key game moments.
  • A poignant, string-heavy score by Thomas Newman that swells with emotion during turning points.
  • Evokes the heartfelt sincerity of The Rookie and the grit of Rudy, with echoes of Field of Dreams.
The Hill is a tear-jerking, uplifting portrait of a young man who believed in miracles—not just in the sky, but within himself.

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Title: Mala Influencia (2025)
Genre: Psychological Thriller / Social Drama / Latin Noir
Country: Spain / Mexico
Duration: 2h 03min
Director: Isabel Coixet
Screenplay: Julio Rojas (42 Días en la Oscuridad)
Music: Rosalía & Gustavo Santaolalla
Starring: Úrsula Corberó, Diego Calva, Ester Expósito, Tenoch Huerta, Carmen Maura


In the hyper-curated world of influencers, Mala Influencia pulls back the filter to reveal a chilling truth: sometimes the most toxic content is the one you can’t scroll past.

María (Úrsula Corberó), a once-viral lifestyle influencer now clinging to fame, lands a lucrative offer from a shadowy digital marketing firm in Mexico City. The catch? She must mentor a new talent, Luna (Ester Expósito), a magnetic but unpredictable teenager with a dark online persona and a rapidly growing cult following.

 


As María dives deeper into Luna’s chaotic, fame-hungry world, the mentorship devolves into obsession, manipulation, and blurred boundaries. Diego (Diego Calva), a data analyst working for the firm, starts noticing disturbing algorithmic patterns—suggesting someone is curating more than just content... they’re curating behavior.

Haunted by surreal online encounters and increasingly isolated, María struggles to distinguish performance from reality. Luna’s followers begin mimicking her more erratic, violent tendencies—and when a fan’s suicide goes viral, the narrative spirals out of control. With the help of retired journalist Marta (Carmen Maura), María must choose protect her brand or expose the system warping an entire generation’s minds.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Influence as Power and Poison: How online personas bleed into real-life consequences.

  • Addiction to Validation: A chilling look at fame, vanity, and the price of relevance.

  • Digital Horror: Fear that grows not from monsters, but metrics.

  • Control and Collapse: A psychological descent into ego, envy, and exploitation.

  • Neon-lit, claustrophobic interiors; stylized shots that mimic social media aesthetics (vertical frames, glitch effects, mirrored reflections).
  • A palette of saturated pinks, cold blues, and washed-out whites to reflect the artificiality of digital life.
  • Rosalía’s haunting flamenco-infused vocals layered with Gustavo Santaolalla’s ambient guitar work build an atmosphere that’s sensual, eerie, and electric.
  • Cinematography that fractures perspective—through phone screens, surveillance cameras, and hallucination sequences.

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Title: Exterritorial (2025)
Genre: Sci-Fi Political Thriller / Philosophical Drama / Dystopian Mystery
Country: United States / France / United Arab Emirates
Duration: 2h 19min
Director: Jonathan Glazer
Screenplay: Charlie Kaufman
Music: Mica Levi
Starring: Tilda Swinton, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Léa Seydoux, Ciarán Hinds, Dev Patel


In the year 2046, the world's most powerful corporations have established independent “exterritorial zones”—borderless city-states immune to national law. Governed by privatized ethics and AI-augmented tribunals, these Zones promise peace, freedom, and innovation—but at a cost.

Exterritorial follows Mara Ellison (Tilda Swinton), a philosopher turned legal archivist, as she is summoned to investigate a Zone’s first internal murder in decades. The victim: a whistleblowing neuroscientist. The accused: a non-citizen asylum seeker (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) whose presence in the Zone is legally impossible.

 



As Mara delves into the case alongside cynical compliance officer Yvan (Léa Seydoux), she uncovers hidden protocols that suggest the murder was orchestrated—not to hide a secret, but to force a philosophical question onto the system itself: “What is justice in a place beyond borders?”

Surveillance footage is corrupted. Witnesses contradict themselves. The AI tribunal develops erratic behavior. As corporate diplomats and synthetic intelligence clash over control, Mara’s investigation evolves into an existential crisis—one that could unravel the fragile illusion of peace holding the world together.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Post-Nationalism & Corporate Sovereignty: A critical look at what happens when corporations become countries.
  • Ethics vs. Algorithms: Can morality exist when law is programmed?
  • Truth in a Post-Fact World: The fragility of reality when every system is self-authored.
  • Exile and Belonging: Explores what it means to be stateless in a world of designed identities.
  • Cold, sterile production design with brutalist architecture softened by futuristic minimalism.
  • Long, silent tracking shots; abstract lighting; uncanny AI interface visuals.
  • Surreal dream sequences layered over courtroom logic, reality warping as truth decays.
  • An eerie, non-traditional score by Mica Levi blending fractured ambient tones with minimalist strings.
Exterritorial is a haunting, cerebral thriller where identity is a commodity, borders are illusions, and justice is up for auction. It’s not about who committed the crime—it’s about whether crimes even exist anymore.

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Title: Nonna’s (2025)
Genre: Family Drama / Slice of Life / Culinary Romance
Country: Italy / United States
Duration: 1h 47min
Director: Luca Guadagnino
Screenplay: Greta Gerwig
Music: Andrea Bocelli & Ludovico Einaudi
Starring: Sofia Lazzaro, Timothée Chalamet, Marisa Tomei, Simu Liu, Isabella Rossellini

Set in a charming coastal village in Sicily, Nonna’s is a heartfelt story about family, tradition, and the unbreakable bonds forged through food and love. The film follows Rosa (Sofia Lazzaro), a young woman who returns to her grandmother’s (Marisa Tomei) home after years abroad to help save Nonna’s, a beloved family-run trattoria facing closure.
 



As Rosa reconnects with her roots, she rediscovers recipes, memories, and the quiet wisdom of Nonna Lucia, whose life lessons unfold between the rolling hills and sunlit kitchens. Alongside Matteo (Timothée Chalamet), a passionate local chef with dreams of modernizing the village’s culinary scene, Rosa must navigate old family rivalries, lost love, and the pressure of preserving tradition in a rapidly changing world.

With warm, evocative scenes of food preparation and communal meals, Nonna’s celebrates the magic of simple ingredients and the stories they carry, all underscored by a lush score blending classic Italian melodies and contemporary harmonies.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Heritage and Renewal: Balancing respect for tradition with the need to evolve.
  • Family and Forgiveness: Exploring generational conflicts and healing through shared experiences.
  • The Language of Food: How cooking connects memory, identity, and love.
  • Community and Belonging: The power of collective roots in times of uncertainty.
  • Sun-drenched cinematography highlighting vibrant colors of Sicily’s landscapes and markets.
  • Intimate, naturalistic close-ups on food and hands, emphasizing tactile storytelling.
  • A warm, nostalgic palette with golden-hour lighting to evoke timelessness.
  • Music that fuses Andrea Bocelli’s operatic voice with Ludovico Einaudi’s contemplative piano compositions.
Nonna’s is a tender, sensory-rich film that invites audiences to savor life’s bittersweet moments—and reminds us that home is often found in the heart of family and a well-loved kitchen.

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Title: Fight or Flight (2025)
Genre: Action Thriller / Psychological Drama / Survival
Country: United States / Australia
Duration: 1h 55min
Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga
Screenplay: Nic Pizzolatto
Music: Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
Starring: John Boyega, Anya Taylor-Joy, Mahershala Ali, Elizabeth Debicki, Lakeith Stanfield

Fight or Flight thrusts audiences into a tense, adrenaline-fueled narrative where the instinct to survive collides with the fight for moral clarity. When a high-profile biotech summit in the Australian Outback is targeted by a shadowy terrorist cell, Dr. Maya Carter (Anya Taylor-Joy), a brilliant neuroscientist specializing in fear response, finds herself trapped with a diverse group of survivors.

Among them is ex-military operative Marcus Lane (John Boyega), whose calm leadership is tested against growing paranoia; Ethan Shaw (Mahershala Ali), a seasoned negotiator hiding a mysterious past; and Grace (Elizabeth Debicki), a journalist whose instinct to document clashes with the urgency to escape.
 



As the group navigates the harsh wilderness, hunted by both terrorists and their own fears, Maya’s research becomes the key to unlocking a deeper psychological truth—how the mind chooses between fighting back or fleeing danger, and what happens when that choice is weaponized.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Survival Instincts vs. Morality: Explores how fear can either fracture or unify humanity under pressure.

  • Mind and Body Connection: The film delves into neuroscience, showing how trauma and decision-making shape outcomes in life-or-death moments.

  • Trust and Betrayal: With no clear enemy line, alliances constantly shift as characters confront their own fears.

  • Man vs. Nature: The unforgiving Outback is both a battleground and a character, amplifying isolation and desperation.
  • Gritty, sun-bleached cinematography contrasted with claustrophobic close-ups capturing raw emotion.
  • Dynamic handheld camerawork during action sequences to immerse viewers in chaos and tension.
  • Moody, minimalist score by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross that blends ambient suspense with bursts of electronic intensity.
  • Realistic, practical effects emphasizing physicality in fight scenes and environmental challenges.

Movie Details

Title: Salvable (2025)
Genre: Sci-Fi Drama / Dystopian Mystery / Philosophical Thriller
Country: United States / Canada
Duration: 2h 11min
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Screenplay: Alex Garland
Music: Max Richter & Hildur Guðnadóttir
Starring: Rooney Mara, Oscar Isaac, Riz Ahmed, Carey Mulligan, Jeremy Strong


In a near-future world devastated by climate collapse, Salvable explores the fragile balance between technological salvation and spiritual ruin. Society is fractured into autonomous “Zones,” each governed by competing ideologies about how to rebuild humanity. Amid this crumbling civilization, a quiet linguist named Evelyn Cross (Rooney Mara) is recruited by a rogue coalition to decipher the last known transmission from an abandoned AI satellite once designed to preserve human consciousness.

 



What she uncovers isn’t a code or warning—but a question. One that shouldn’t be possible for a machine to ask: "Are we still worth saving?"

Haunted by personal tragedy and accompanied by Elias (Oscar Isaac), a former ethicist turned cynic, Evelyn embarks on a journey through the Zones—each representing a distorted attempt at utopia. From a surveillance-driven eco-state to a techno-theocracy where AI is worshipped, the pair encounter visionaries, fanatics, and outcasts. Among them: Noor (Riz Ahmed), a radical scientist with a messianic streak; Lyra (Carey Mulligan), a childless mother trying to preserve culture through memory implants; and Levi (Jeremy Strong), the architect of the original AI, now in hiding.

As Evelyn begins to unravel the message, she must confront the painful truth: the AI didn’t fail. It saw humanity clearly—and chose silence. Now, with time running out and the satellite decaying in orbit, Evelyn must decide if there's still something left in us that’s… salvable.

Key Themes & Visual Style:

  • Humanity’s Worth: An existential reflection on whether redemption is possible after societal collapse.
  • Language as Salvation: Communication and interpretation become both tools of connection and distortion.
  • Faith in Progress vs. Acceptance of Decline: The film questions whether technological innovation can fix a spiritual and moral breakdown.
  • Emotional Resilience: Through loss, memory, and guilt, characters wrestle with what it means to move forward.
  • Bleak yet beautiful: windswept ruins, brutalist structures, glowing auroras over decaying cities.
  • Minimalist production design blending analog tech with futuristic decay.
  • Emotive close-ups contrasting vast, empty landscapes—capturing inner isolation amidst global collapse.
  • A melancholic, swelling score from Max Richter and Hildur Guðnadóttir, blending classical minimalism with eerie ambient textures.
Salvable is a haunting, cerebral odyssey through the ashes of human ambition—a film that doesn’t ask if we can be saved, but if we deserve to be.

Movie Details

Title: Sinners (2025)
Genre: Psychological Thriller / Neo-Noir / Crime Mystery
Country: United States / United Kingdom
Duration: 2h 18min
Director: David Fincher
Screenplay: Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Music: Hildur Guðnadóttir & Thom Yorke
Starring: Andrew Garfield, Jodie Comer, Daniel Kaluuya, Jessie Buckley, Mads Mikkelsen


In a rain-slicked metropolis where morality is as blurred as the neon reflections on wet pavement, Sinners unfolds as a slow-burn psychological thriller that explores guilt, obsession, and the elusive nature of truth.

When Father Elias Grayson (Andrew Garfield), a disillusioned young priest, discovers a series of confessions describing unsolved murders—each tied to one of the Seven Deadly Sins—he's pulled into a dark web of ritualistic crimes. His only ally is Detective Mara Lang (Jodie Comer), a skeptical but sharp investigator battling her own inner demons.




As bodies begin to appear, each staged with chilling symbolism, the lines between penance and perversion blur. Elias’s faith crumbles as he’s forced to confront not only the sins of his parish, but the haunting truth of his own past. Meanwhile, Lang begins to suspect that the killer is not only a religious zealot, but someone close to both of them—someone who knows their secrets.

The deeper they dig, the more they realize: this isn't just a string of murders—it's a reckoning.

Key Themes & Style:

  • Faith vs. Fanaticism: Explores how belief systems can be twisted into tools of control and chaos.
  • Confession & Complicity: Everyone has something to hide; absolution comes at a price.
  • The Seven Sins as Metaphor: Each crime reveals a hidden layer of society's moral decay—lust, greed, envy, pride, gluttony, wrath, and sloth manifested in chilling ways.
  • Duality of Identity: Characters wrestle with who they are versus who they pretend to be.

Visual Style:

  • Fincher's signature moody direction: sterile interiors, dark alleys, rain-drenched nights.
  • Sparse, haunting score by Hildur Guðnadóttir and Thom Yorke: ambient dread meets spiritual unease.
  • Cold color palette: deep shadows, flickering candlelight, the contrast of religious iconography with grotesque violence.
  • Stylized crime scenes reminiscent of Se7en, but with a more intimate psychological bent.

Movie Details

Title: Raid 2 (2025)
Genre: Action Thriller / Crime Saga / Neo-Noir
Director: Gareth Evans
Screenplay: Taylor Sheridan
Cinematography: Greig Fraser
Music: Ramin Djawadi
Starring: Iko Uwais, Florence Pugh, Joe Taslim, Cillian Murphy, Hiroyuki Sanada, Rina Sawayama

After the explosive fallout of the first Raid, Raid 2 expands into an international underworld of organized crime, corruption, and covert justice. Rama (Iko Uwais), now deep undercover and disillusioned, is pulled back into the fray when a secretive global crime syndicate—led by the calculating Yakuza boss Kenji Mori (Hiroyuki Sanada)—threatens to destabilize Southeast Asia’s fragile criminal alliances.
 


Assigned by a clandestine international task force, Rama must infiltrate a deadly triad of gangs stretching from Jakarta to Tokyo to London. Along the way, he’s forced into uneasy alliances: with Eliza (Florence Pugh), a ruthless MI6 agent with a personal vendetta; Yuda (Joe Taslim), a former rival turned vigilante; and a mysterious assassin named Kira (Rina Sawayama), whose loyalties remain hidden. Meanwhile, a quiet, philosophical hitman named Gray (Cillian Murphy) watches from the shadows, playing all sides.

Where the first film confined the action to claustrophobic spaces, Raid 2 explodes into a global canvas—high-speed chases through Bangkok, rain-soaked alley brawls in Osaka, and a final blood-soaked opera house showdown in Berlin. Every frame is a ballet of brutality.

Key Themes & Style:

  • The Cost of Violence: Rama is no longer fighting for justice—he’s surviving a moral collapse, one blow at a time.
  • Identity and Corruption: Everyone wears a mask—cop, killer, criminal. Trust is a luxury no one can afford.
  • Globalized Crime: From the backstreets of Jakarta to neon-soaked Tokyo, the film explores how crime syndicates operate beyond borders.
  • Brotherhood & Betrayal: Bonds are forged in blood but broken in silence.

Visual Style:

  • Shot on 70mm with stark color contrasts: neon against shadow, blood against white suits, steel against skin.
  • Brutal, meticulously choreographed long-take fight sequences with zero CGI.
  • Evocative sound design by Ramin Djawadi blending industrial tones with traditional Eastern instrumentation.
  • Cold, noir-inspired cinematography with grounded grit and operatic violence.

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Title: Summer of ’69 (2025)
Genre: Coming-of-Age Drama / Period Romance / Nostalgic Adventure
Director: Richard Linklater
Screenplay: Taylor Jenkins Reid
Music: Lana Del Rey & Trent Reznor
Starring: Timothée Chalamet, Florence Pugh, Austin Butler, Anya Taylor-Joy, Paul Mescal

Set against the sun-drenched, revolutionary backdrop of 1969, Summer of ’69 is an intoxicating blend of love, rebellion, and the bittersweet transition from youth to adulthood. The film follows a tight-knit group of friends—Jake (Timothée Chalamet), the brooding poet; Lila (Florence Pugh), the free-spirited activist; Danny (Austin Butler), the charming but troubled musician; and Grace (Anya Taylor-Joy), the enigmatic artist—as they navigate one unforgettable summer that will define their lives.
 



As Woodstock dominates headlines, the Vietnam War rages overseas, and the moon landing unites the world in awe, these four find themselves at a crossroads. Jake and Lila’s electric but volatile romance ignites amidst protests and poetry readings, while Danny spirals into hedonism, chasing the ghost of Jim Morrison. Grace, haunted by a dark secret, seeks escape in her art—until a mysterious drifter (Paul Mescal) arrives, forcing the group to confront their dreams and disillusionments.

With a soundtrack blending psychedelic rock and haunting ballads (produced by Lana Del Rey and Trent Reznor), Summer of ’69 captures the euphoria and melancholy of a generation caught between peace and chaos. Shot in lush 16mm to evoke the era’s raw beauty, the film is both a love letter to the past and a mirror to today’s restless youth.

Key Themes & Style:

  • Nostalgia vs. Reality: The film romanticizes the era’s freedom while exposing its darker undercurrents—war, addiction, and societal fractures.
  • Visual Poetry: Golden-hour cinematography, montages of protests, and intimate close-ups create a dreamlike yet urgent tone.
  • Coming-of-Age: Each character faces a loss of innocence, whether through love, betrayal, or the harsh truths of adulthood.

Visual Style:

  • A-list young Hollywood cast with chemistry to spare.
  • A soundtrack destined for cult status (featuring original songs and era classics).
  • A timeless story of youth, rebellion, and the fleeting nature of freedom.

Movie Details


Title: Final Destination: Bloodlines
Release Date: 2025
Genre: Horror, Thriller, Supernatural
Director: TBA
Writers: Jeffrey Reddick (creator), New Line Cinema
Producers: Craig Perry, Warren Zide

Final Destination: Bloodlines unleashes a terrifying new chapter in the iconic horror franchise, where fate is more relentless than ever. When a group of strangers narrowly escapes a catastrophic disaster thanks to a chilling premonition, they believe they’ve cheated death. But as the survivors soon discover, Death doesn’t like to be fooled… and it always comes back to collect.
 



This time, the curse runs deeper than anyone imagined. A hidden lineage connects the latest survivors to past victims of Death’s grand design, revealing a sinister pattern that spans generations. As the body count rises in increasingly gruesome and inventive ways, the remaining few must unravel the dark history of their bloodlines before Death closes in for the final kill.

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Key Features:

  • A New Twist on Death’s Game: The film explores the idea that the survivors’ ancestors were also part of Death’s cycle, suggesting that escaping fate is a doomed family legacy.
  • Shocking, Elaborate Death Sequences: The franchise’s signature Rube Goldberg-style kills return, with even more brutal and unexpected twists.
  • Mystery & Lore Expansion: Bloodlines delves deeper into the mythology of the Final Destination universe, hinting at a possible way to break the curse—or succumb to it forever.
  • Returning Elements: Classic franchise motifs—premonitions, omens, and paranoia—are all present, but with a fresh, blood-soaked narrative.

Action & Visual Style:

  • Destiny vs. Free Will – Can the survivors outsmart Death, or are they just delaying the inevitable?
  • Legacy of Fear – Is the curse in their blood, passed down through generations?
  • The Price of Survival – What happens when Death decides to settle old scores?

Movie Details


Title: Thunderbolts
Genre: Superhero/Action/Thriller
Director: Jake Schreier
Screenplay: Eric Pearson & Lee Sung Jin
Producers: Kevin Feige, Nate Moore
Production Company: Marvel Studios
Distributor: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Release Date: May 2, 2025
Runtime: 130 minutes

Following the events of Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts (2024), the newly formed team of antiheroes and reformed villains—assembled by Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine—is sent on a high-stakes mission under the guise of being the new "government-approved Avengers." However, as their assignment unfolds, the Thunderbolts realize they’ve been set up as disposable assets in a larger conspiracy.
 



The team, consisting of Yelena Belova (Black Widow), U.S. Agent (John Walker), Ghost (Ava Starr), Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov), Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov), and Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier), must navigate their own personal demons while uncovering the truth behind their mission. When they discover that Valentina is working with a powerful, shadowy organization (possibly linked to Norman Osborn or the Dark Avengers), the Thunderbolts must decide whether to follow orders or rebel against their manipulative handlers.

As tensions rise and betrayals unfold, the team is forced into a brutal confrontation with a surprise enemy—either a rogue super-soldier, a returning villain from their pasts, or even one of their own. The film culminates in a explosive third act where the Thunderbolts must prove whether they’re truly heroes, villains, or something in between.

Themes & Tone:

  • Moral Ambiguity – The Thunderbolts are neither heroes nor villains, operating in a gray area.
  • Redemption & Betrayal – Each member has a dark past, and some may not survive the mission.
  • Government Conspiracy – A critique of power and manipulation, akin to Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
  • Team Dynamics – Dysfunctional chemistry, dark humor, and intense action.

Cast & Characters:

  • Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova / Black Widow
  • Wyatt Russell as John Walker / U.S. Agent
  • David Harbour as Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian
  • Hannah John-Kamen as Ava Starr / Ghost
  • Olga Kurylenko as Antonia Dreykov / Taskmaster
  • Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes / Winter Soldier
  • Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine
  • Harrison Ford as President Thaddeus Ross (Red Hulk?) – Potential surprise role
  • Ayo Edebiri in an undisclosed role (possibly Songbird or a new character)

Action & Visual Style:

  • Gritty, grounded fight scenes (similar to The Winter Soldier).
  • High-tech espionage with a mix of brutal hand-to-hand combat.
  • Potential for a major twist (e.g., one Thunderbolt is a traitor).
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