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Marvel’s ‘Thunderbolts’ reviews: Critics praise MCU return to form (albeit with an asterisk)
The official title of Marvel’s latest movie, Thunderbolts, includes an asterisk (a style choice that is explained by the film itself), and the same symbol could be incorporated into many of the first official reviews.
Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan win hearts and minds in "Thunderbolts*," in which Marvel misfits tackle a story of ...
Florence Pugh headlines a super team full of has-beens -- and it's the first MCU movie in years that doesn't feel like a hack ...
The movie opens on a morose note, as Florence Pugh ’s weary assassin Yelena explains in voiceover that she feels deadened by ...
The latest in the superhero franchise "is scrappy, scruffy-looking, down-to-earth fun", with a "charismatic" Florence Pugh at ...
A review of Thunderbolts* which tells the origin story of the ragtag antiheroes who live in the shadow of Avengers glory but ...
Wyatt Russell, David Harbour, Lewis Pullman and Julia Louis-Dreyfus also star in Jake Schreier’s account of dysfunctional ...
Dwayne Johnson undergoes his most dramatic on-screen transformation yet in the first trailer for “The Smashing Machine,” a ...
Thunderbolts” is both a return to form for Marvel and something a little different for the superhero factory, writes ...
The cast of Marvel's Thunderbolts* has an important (and not at all violent) message about seeing their movie this weekend.
Russell says his background in sports fueled his desire for the movie to be so good that it proves doubters wrong: "I want to ...
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