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‘Thunderbolts*’: The first pretty-good Marvel movie in a while
Most comics-derived superhero movies really wouldn’t be much of anything without buried rage, and what happens when it won’t stay buried. Their stories’ relentless emphasis on childhood trauma and the crippling psychological load carried by broken souls (heroes and villains both) — that’s the whole show.
"When I first met with [Thunderbolts* director] Jake [Schreier], I was like, 'Can we change the name? I just played a Bob' ...
After the tepid reception and box office performance of "Captain America: Brave New World," Disney's Marvel Studios has two ...
Thunderbolts* post-credits scene is among the best in the MCU history, teasing the grim finale of an upcoming movie.
Peter Debruge of Variety writes that the blockbuster balances self-deprecating comedy with mental health concerns and relies ...
Thunderbolts* is shaping up to be the Multiverse Saga's most critically acclaimed movie, but does it live up to the hype? You ...
Marvel's latest team-building exercise, Thunderbolts* — the asterisk is part of its title for reasons I'll leave you to ...
A Thunderbolts* Dossier comic-type-thing was given out at the Miami E-Prix fan village a couple of weeks ago, where Marvel ...
While we won’t be divulging the contents of that scene, IGN can confirm that the Thunderbolts post-credits scene runs 2 ...
Julia Louis-Dreyfus revealed in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE that she felt 'fabulous' wearing a platinum blonde streak ...
Marvel’s latest superhero offering, released on May 1, has delights fans. Although Jake Schreier helmed movie is void of any ...
In the comics, the original line up of Thunderbolts are all villains pretending to be heroes. The name derives, according to ...
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