Review: “Thunderbolts” has no more indie cred than “Avatar.” What it is, though, is the best Marvel movie in years.

Ethan Hunt’s last mission? A new Superman? Happy Gilmore as a dad? Three genre-spanning Pedro Pascal movies, including a ...

The movie opens on a morose note, as Florence Pugh ’s weary assassin Yelena explains in voiceover that she feels deadened by ...

Full of heart and humor, ‘Thunderbolts*’ makes character the focus – thanks to a superb cast -- but doesn’t skimp on the ...

As they so often do in Marvel Land, worlds collide in “Thunderbolts.” But in this refreshingly earthbound iteration of the ...

Thunderbolts* feels stunted by the limitations levied by its shared universe where any new lens is obfuscated by the mold ...

Ahh… so that’s what the asterisk is for. Thunderbolts* is a worthy outing for some of the MCU’s unsung heroes but, just like ...

The reviews are in for Thunderbolts*, and with the general consensus being "Marvel is so back," we have a Rotten Tomatoes ...

Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan win hearts and minds in "Thunderbolts*," in which Marvel misfits tackle a story of redemption and mental health.

It's been a pretty tough couple of years to follow the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the big screen. Earlier this year, ...

The MCU delivers an excellent franchise entry, courtesy of Florence Pugh, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and David Harbour.

Superman already has a lot on his broad shoulders. It seems unfair to add the fate of Hollywood to his worries. But that’s ...