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

The film succeeds in part by flipping the franchise’s standard script: the main characters aren’t embarrassed because they’re ...

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

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

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...