Warning: This article contains slight spoilers. On May 3, I saw Marvel Studios’ “Thunderbolts*.” As a Marvel fan, it lived up ...

Who pops the most in Thunderbolts*? Valentina? Ghost? Yelena? Red Guardian? Spoiler alert, it ain't Taskmaster.

So this isn’t going to be a quick little article about me ripping the film apart, because I loved the Thunderbolts*. I was ...

"Thunderbolts" star Sebastian Stan has revealed that he originally asked for the film's Bucky Barnes dishwasher joke to be cut.

Thunderbolts* represents superheroes in a uniquely profound way, bringing a level of character depth and thematic ...

Putting character over spectacle helps Thunderbolts* achieve its goals nicely while never quite reaching for anything greater. But sometimes that’s enough.

"I don't think Alexei's in the best place, and there's a bit of an estrangement happening," Harbour told EW during our Thunderbolts* panel. "Part of the film is — for a lot of these characters ...

It features no multiverses and hardly any CGI nonsense, just exceptionally charming actors playing lovable characters in a story that’s actually about something. Thunderbolts* opens with Black ...

Two of the Thunderbolts get the short shrift, character-wise, and that’s a bummer but it’s par for the course in an ensemble team movie. The film has a grey, muted color palette that ...

The other mystery of “Thunderbolts*” is what that pesky asterisk means, but have no fear because curious Marvel fans will get a definitive answer. “It may star six characters you either ...

So this isn’t going to be a quick little article about me ripping the film apart, because I loved the Thunderbolts*. I was already a fan of the characters going into this movie, mainly Bucky ...