Thunderbolts* soundtrack titles might reveal crucial details about the movie

Thunderbolts* has become the new talk of the town for the last couple of days. The reviews have started pouring in, and the critics seem pleased with this new movie, where Marvel is going back to the basics. From the looks of it, it has almost everything you would expect from a Marvel blockbuster. There is drama, suspense, and some physical action scenes that will make it a relatively darker MCU movie.

With all the positive press and word-of-mouth, the fans must be hyped up for the movie. As always, they might want to steer clear of spoilers and go in, knowing as little as possible about the movie. However, those who have already seen it might have realized something interesting: the soundtrack titles reveal its key plot details, which can almost spoil the fun for those who haven't seen it yet.

If you're one of those fans who do not want to know anything specific about the movie before you head to the cinemas, read with caution because there might be spoilers ahead.

Disclaimer: This article might contain spoilers for the Thunderbolts*. Reader discretion is advised.

Thunderbolts* soundtrack is composed by an Oscar-nominated experimental musical trio

The soundtrack for MCU's Thunderbolts* is composed by Son Lux, an American experimental band known for their work on Michelle Yeoh's Everything Everywhere All at Once. It includes 32 tracks that read as follows:

There’s Something Wrong with Me
I Needed That Face
The Light Inside You Is Dim
Last Assignment
I’m Not Here for You
Countdown
Forest Memory
The Climb
Walker’s Memory
Preparing for Lethal
Every Man for Himself
Maybe We’ll All Get Out of Here Alive
First Flight
Limo Chase
It’s Bucky!
Welcome to the Watchtower
To Be Chosen
For the Glory
Left the Door Unlocked
Introducing Sentry
Unimpeachable
Penthouse Fight
It’s Not Robert You Need to Be Afraid Of
I Don’t See Your Mistakes
No Use Fighting
Yelena’s Choice
Searching for Bob
The Attic
Show Us the Worst
You Can’t Even Save Yourself
Not Alone
Thunderbolts*

Let's break down how these soundtrack titles offer tidbits of information about the movie.

Thunderbolts* soundtrack titles might just spoil the fun for MCU fans

The tracks present in the Thunderbolts* soundtrack list have reportedly been arranged in the order that they appear in the movie. So, it's not that difficult to put those pieces together to understand the basic structure.

The very first track is called "There’s Something Wrong with Me," and it was teased online as a part of Yelena Belova's character introduction. On the other hand, "Forest Memory" most likely refers to the event in a forest, where she has to face her past as a child.

Some of them include the character names, which makes them pretty self-explanatory. The fans will most likely understand what will happen in the movie based on titles like "Walker’s Memory," "Introducing Sentry," and "Searching for Bob." Their point of placement in the list can also reveal when these characters might be introduced or when they will reveal their unique identities.

Look at where "It’s Bucky!" appears in the list and when "Introducing Sentry" does. That's enough of a cue to understand how the events will appear on screen. "It’s Not Robert You Need to Be Afraid Of" is likely in reference to Bob's big reveal moment, which might happen right after a "Penthouse Fight." Otherwise, there are mentions of chase scenes or fights that offer a baseline idea of key scenes in the movie.

Thunderbolts* is scheduled to be theatrically released on May 2, 2025.