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The first good trailer Marvel has cut since Infinity War? 

It's maybe a bad sign for the movie that they're having to lean into the behind-the-camera talent to promote Thunderbolts. But it might be a good sign for the culture at ME. It's a notoriously difficult for a directors vision to survive the Marvel machine (even Sam freaking Raimi couldn't do it). 

I'm hopeful that, if this trailer is successful, in the movies with the same old formula keep bombing, maybe they start letting directors be directors again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqnRzjPfb5A

i'm a (small) part of the behind-the-scenes talent on Thunderbolts* and i can happily report that it's going to look and feel different than anything from marvel in a long time, in large part because they made a deliberate decision to tap into indie creatives and let them do their thing

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