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Is this ragtag team of misfits the salvation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or just more CGI noise in a bloated franchise? David digs deep into the unexpected spiritual and philosophical undercurrents of this comic book blockbuster—and why Thunderbolts might just be the one of the most Catholic Marvel film yet (even if it doesn't know it).
🎥 Topics include:
Why Thunderbolts is Marvel's best film since Avengers: Endgame
The surprising parallels between Yelena's emptiness and the Catholic understanding of the human person
Nihilism, redemption, and the prodigal daughter in a postmodern MCU
The true battle: not in Wakanda or New York, but in the soul
How the film quietly hints at the hunger for forgiveness, meaning, and mercy
📌 Key takeaway: Thunderbolts may not mention God, but its themes of emptiness, redemption, and being "beloved" make it a stealth spiritual drama. Sometimes, even superheroes point us home.
💡 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Catholic reviews of films and pop culture!
#TheCatholicLens #Thunderbolts #MovieReview #FaithAndFilm #CatholicPerspective #DavidDiCerto
🎬 Searching for insightful, faith-centered movie reviews? Join award-winning Catholic film critic David DiCerto as he unpacks the latest films, streaming series, and classics through a Catholic lens. From Hollywood blockbusters to indie gems, David's reviews are thought-provoking, balanced, and rooted in timeless values.
🌟 Tune in to The Catholic Lens
📺 WATCH on YouTube: YouTube.com/@CastletownMedia
By David DiCertoIs this ragtag team of misfits the salvation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or just more CGI noise in a bloated franchise? David digs deep into the unexpected spiritual and philosophical undercurrents of this comic book blockbuster—and why Thunderbolts might just be the one of the most Catholic Marvel film yet (even if it doesn't know it).
🎥 Topics include:
Why Thunderbolts is Marvel's best film since Avengers: Endgame
The surprising parallels between Yelena's emptiness and the Catholic understanding of the human person
Nihilism, redemption, and the prodigal daughter in a postmodern MCU
The true battle: not in Wakanda or New York, but in the soul
How the film quietly hints at the hunger for forgiveness, meaning, and mercy
📌 Key takeaway: Thunderbolts may not mention God, but its themes of emptiness, redemption, and being "beloved" make it a stealth spiritual drama. Sometimes, even superheroes point us home.
💡 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Catholic reviews of films and pop culture!
#TheCatholicLens #Thunderbolts #MovieReview #FaithAndFilm #CatholicPerspective #DavidDiCerto
🎬 Searching for insightful, faith-centered movie reviews? Join award-winning Catholic film critic David DiCerto as he unpacks the latest films, streaming series, and classics through a Catholic lens. From Hollywood blockbusters to indie gems, David's reviews are thought-provoking, balanced, and rooted in timeless values.
🌟 Tune in to The Catholic Lens
📺 WATCH on YouTube: YouTube.com/@CastletownMedia