漫威电影宇宙第36部作品《雷霆特工队》集结了一群格格不入的“问题英雄”，讲述了叶莲娜·贝洛娃、冬日战士、红色卫士、约翰·沃克、模仿大师、幽灵以及一个叫鲍勃的普通人被迫合作的故事。影片在动作场面之下，深入探讨了孤独和绝望等更深层次的主题。导演杰克·施莱尔与编剧团队共同努力，在这些超能力个体身上挖掘出了人性的闪光点，将喜剧元素与对空虚和黑暗的探讨巧妙融合。

🎬 《雷霆特工队》并非传统意义上的超级英雄团队，而是一群“问题英雄”的集结，他们的合作并非出于自愿，而是迫于某种原因，这使得影片的故事更具戏剧性和冲突性。

🎭 影片深入探讨了角色的孤独和绝望等情感，通过展现这些角色的内心世界，让观众对他们产生共鸣，感受到他们的挣扎和成长。导演表示，他与编剧团队致力于在爆米花电影中融入更深刻的主题。

🤝 影片中有一场“团队建设”练习，叶莲娜、鲍勃、约翰和幽灵需要背靠背爬上高耸的竖井。导演称其为漫威历史上“最不动态的动作场面”，却也展现了角色们在困境中相互扶持、共同努力的一面。

The 36th chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe throws together a band of misfits to f** around and find out. 

Thunderbolts sees Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), Red Guardian (David Harbour), John Walker (Wyatt Russell), Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko), Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), and a guy named Bob (Lewis Pullman) all somehow working together, but the film digs into some deeper themes of loneliness and despair.

With Beef director Jake Schreier at the helm, Thunderbolts  finds human moments for these super-powered individuals. Mashable UK Editor Shannon Connellan sat down with the director, as well as John-Kamen and Pullman, to unpack some of the underlying concepts at play amongst the action.

"I brought in a lot of collaborators who can connect with that loneliness, and they're also some of the funniest people I know," said Schreier, who worked on Thunderbolts with Beef writers Lee Sung Jin (aka Sonny Lee) and Joanna Calo, as well as editor Harry Yoon and production designer Grace Yun.

"I think we always felt like those two things could coexist, that you didn't have to sacrifice comedy or fun to address a sense of emptiness or darkness. Those were themes that we really explored on Beef," he added. "It seems odd to make a summer blockbuster that has those ideas in it, [but] it's not actually any smaller of an idea than anything else you would make a summer blockbuster about."

Schreier, John-Kamen, and Pullman also unpacked one of the best scenes in Thunderbolts, a life-or-death "team-building exercise" in which Yelena, Bob, John, and Ghost (aka Ava) must shimmy back-to-back up a towering shaft — a scene Schreier said came from one of his earliest pitch meetings to Marvel.

"We always described it in shooting as probably maybe the least-dynamic action sequence in Marvel history, probably," he said.

"It's just such a juxtaposition of what Marvel is," said John-Kamen. "I mean, it's the only way we can get out."

Thunderbolts is now showing in cinemas.