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The Thunderbolts are a team. Flawed, reluctant, messy but real. They fight together, bleed together and even begin to trust each other.

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Spoilers for the Thunderbolts ending and Thunderbolts post-credits scene follow.

Yet Age of Ultron’s most important quality is the way it treats the titular super team, a way that no Marvel film before or since has: as an everyday thing.