Loaded with ass-kicking awesomeness and the coolest new character in a long while, Marvel's 'Thunderbolts*' makes anti-heroes fun again.

Thunderbolts* has a mid-credits gag and a more significant post-credits scene that light the fuse for what’s to come in ...

With its adorable little asterisk in the title, Thunderbolts* goes further than most Marvels in its focus on psychological ...

The Marvel series confronts franchise fatigue head on during the opening of Thunderbolts*. While Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh ...

Marvel’s course correction starts with Thunderbolts, but for some, it might be too late, even though a great cast and solid banter make this the most tolerable Marvel film since Endgame.

Within those confines, it gets by, if only by the barest of threads on one of its superhero suits. And you can give that ...

Jake Schreier directs Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, David Harbour, Lewis Pullman, Wyatt Russell, Olga Kurylenko and Julia ...

Thunderbolts* is Phase Five’s Critical Crossroads. Thunderbolts* strategically positions itself as the climactic finale to ...

The actress is the main attraction in Marvel’s latest, about a group of ragtag super-types who join forces to (spoiler alert!

Oh yeah, and much like most fans suspected the asterisk in Thunderbolts* was because by the end of the film the team were no ...

Lewis Pullman cleverly dodged a question surrounding his and Kaia Gerber’s romance rumors at the 'Thunderbolts*' premiere on ...

One thing is certain about Marvel Studios' latest film, "Thunderbolts*": it's a fun time at the theater that gives a good ...