It's been a pretty tough couple of years to follow the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the big screen. Earlier this year, ...

Ahh… so that’s what the asterisk is for. Thunderbolts* is a worthy outing for some of the MCU’s unsung heroes but, just like ...

Thunderbolts* feels stunted by the limitations levied by its shared universe where any new lens is obfuscated by the mold ...

Full of heart and humor, ‘Thunderbolts*’ makes character the focus – thanks to a superb cast -- but doesn’t skimp on the ...

I am certainly not going to blow any minds by saying the Marvel Cinematic Universe has had some ups and downs in the past ...

Review: “Thunderbolts” has no more indie cred than “Avatar.” What it is, though, is the best Marvel movie in years.

Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan win hearts and minds in "Thunderbolts*," in which Marvel misfits tackle a story of redemption and mental health.

The reviews are in for Thunderbolts*, and with the general consensus being "Marvel is so back," we have a Rotten Tomatoes ...

The movie opens on a morose note, as Florence Pugh ’s weary assassin Yelena explains in voiceover that she feels deadened by ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier opens up about the casting change that saw Lewis Pullman replace Steven Yeun as Sentry.

The full review embargo for Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* has now lifted, and if you want to know if the critical consensus is as positive as the first reactions, check out our ...

"Thunderbolts" is both a return to form for Marvel and something a little different for the superhero factory, writes ...