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Review: ‘Thunderbolts*’ bends, but doesn’t break, the superhero mold
A sullen Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) stands near the edge of a skyscraper, contemplating her significance in the world and pondering if her life truly matters, given the deaths she’s been responsible for. It’s yet another instance of just how great an actor Pugh is, but it’s hardly your standard opening for an MCU film.
From Black Widow to The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (and even an Ant-Man movie), here's what to watch before Thunderbolts.
The bad boys and girls superhero movie Thunderbolts* about the continuing adventures of Yelena Belova, Winter Soldier, Alexei ...
The reviews for "Thunderbolts*" are coming out, and everyone seems to be saying the same thing: for fans tired of the same ...
The ensemble superhero pic led by Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan brings together a crew of misfits and outsiders who ...
It must be lonely being a superhero. Think about it. Why else would they like company so much? They’re like cape-wearing ...
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The official title of Marvel’s latest movie, Thunderbolts, includes an asterisk (a style choice that is explained by the film ...
The duo, who play the CIA Director and her assistant, have a playful conversation about their Marvel futures and what makes a ...
The reviews are in for Thunderbolts*, and with the general consensus being "Marvel is so back," we have a Rotten Tomatoes ...
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