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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.
The ending of "Thunderbolts*," Marvel's latest film, renames misfits and hints at what's to come in "Avengers: Doomsday." ...
Ultimately, when some talk about the revival of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Thunderbolts*" may get the credit for ...
The Thunderbolts* post-credits scene has broken a record and become the longest post-credits scene in the history of the ...
The meek and timid character is introduced to the wise-cracking group of anti-heroes early on in their journey and becomes a ...
The 'Thunderbolts*' are comprised of Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova, Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes, Wyatt Russell's John ...
Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* shines amongst many other superhero films with its dark, emotional story, outstanding ...
This story contains spoilers for Thunderbolts*, including the ending and the post-credits scene. The majority of Phase 4 and ...
Critics have been praising Thunderbolts*, and this weekend moviegoers finally get the chance to see the blockbuster for ...
In the latest Marvel chapter, Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan and a squad of supporting sidekicks battle a diabolical CIA ...
Perhaps the first thing audiences notice about Marvel's "Thunderbolts*" is that there is an asterisk at the end of the title.
Marvel movies have raised a generation of young superhero fans. But is the new film "Thunderbolts*" suitable for little kids?
The director of the new Marvel team-up movie Thunderbolts explains why this character met their demise in the superhero film.
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