A montage of movie posters for Goldbeak, Aladdin, Pride & Prejudice and The Return While strictly speaking, Thunderbolts* was ...

Critics and audiences alike seem to feel that “Thunderbolts*” might just be the breath of fresh, albeit weighty, air Marvel Studios needed after a series of flops.

Marvel's Thunderbolts is now available only in theaters across the US and the UK. The movie is expected to arrive on digital ...

Reviewers have said the film brings freshness into an overdone franchise, while leaning hard on a standout cast.

Now that Thunderbolts* is available, let's discuss the movie's ending and how it sets the stage for Avengers: Doomsday.

Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* shines amongst many other superhero films with its dark, emotional story, outstanding ...

Perhaps the first thing audiences notice about Marvel's "Thunderbolts*" is that there is an asterisk at the end of the title.

This year, the powerful studio is back in that familiar spot with “Thunderbolts,” which brings together misfits and ...

Superman already has a lot on his shoulders. It seems unfair to add the fate of the summer movie season to his list. But he's not alone — Marvel Studios ...

Thunderbolts is a little too quippy for its own good, but its a solid step toward getting the MCU back on solid footing.

The following post-credits sequence, which Schreier teased as being shot for Avengers: Doomsday, offers a much more ...

There’s a new Marvel team in town — and no, they’re not the Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men or even the Eternals.