Thunderbolts*

Guardians of the Galaxy features a band of intergalactic misfits who only loosely qualify as heroes, making it a perfect match for those looking for a similar dynamic to Thunderbolts but with a more comedic twist.

Although The Avengers are heroes rather than anti-heroes, fans of Thunderbolts will enjoy watching another team of Marvel characters come together to face a common foe, complete with witty banter and spectacular action sequences.

Just like Thunderbolts, Suicide Squad follows a group of supervillains who are recruited by a secretive government agency to execute dangerous black ops missions in exchange for clemency. Fans of anti-heroes and high-stakes team-up action will find this movie right up their alley.

Deadpool offers a subversive take on the superhero genre with its acerbic wit and self-referential humor. Fans of Thunderbolts' likely mix of action and morally grey characters will enjoy Deadpool’s rogue charm.

Hellboy features a supernatural protagonist working for a government organization to thwart mythical threats. The combination of government ties, paranormal elements, and an anti-hero lead makes it a fitting companion to the Thunderbolots experience.

Not a superhero film, but The Expendables assembles a team of mercenaries on a mission that requires both brawn and firepower. Its concept of a gritty team-up is akin to what viewers can anticipate from Thunderbolts.

Based on the iconic graphic novel, Watchmen revolves around a group of flawed and retired superheroes investigating a conspiracy against them. It shares the darker and more mature themes seen in stories like Thunderbolts.