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Thunderbolts* is Marvel’s latest attempt at clawing out of an existential void

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

TAG24 on MSN · 4m

‘Thunderbolts*’: The first pretty-good Marvel movie in a while

She and the reliably witty Harbour work well together, and while there’s a certain generic-ness at work in the character roster — these insecure egotists are meant to be placeholders, with something to prove to themselves and the world — the actors keep the movie reasonably engaging before the effects take over.

Parade on MSN · 18h

'Thunderbolts*' Is the First Great Marvel Movie in Years (Review)

To quote Al Pacino in The Godfather III, "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in." Only in this case, instead of talking about the Italian mob, I'm referring to the powers that be over at Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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ComicBook.com · 16h

Thunderbolts* Ending Explained: How Can a Team of Nobodies Defeat a God?

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

IGN on MSN · 16h

Thunderbolts Ending Explained: What Happens in the Post-Credits and How Does It Affect the MCU?

The Thunderbolts movie is here and it has major ramifications on the future of the MCU. Here's everything you need to know about the movie's ending, the post-credits, and whether or not it sets up Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Entertainment Weekly on MSN · 21h

“Thunderbolts*” asterisk explained: Here's what it means for the MCU's future

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, along with director Jake Schreier, react to that spoiler-y new title.

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Thunderbolts Ending Explained: It Is Bob Vs The Void As Marvel's Fresh Team Proves Why They Deserve To Be New Avengers

Thunderbolts* gives us a new family who banter about sticking together (or not) for half of the movie. Above all, it deals ...

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The Meaning Behind the Thunderbolts* Name—And That Asterisk—Is Finally Revealed

The writers behind Thunderbolts* came up with a different and sillier reason for the name: It's named after Yelena's ...

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Florence Pugh and “Thunderbolts*” director praise Marvel for making film about mental health

It's not lost on Thunderbolts* star Florence Pugh that she's in a major Marvel movie that's more about depression and mental ...

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THUNDERBOLTS* Director Says The Void Was Inspired By Hiroshima Nuclear Shadows

Jake Schreier talks about the surprising inspiration behind the design of The Void and what he does to his victims in the ...

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Thunderbolts ending explained: Who dies? What the asterisk means? How does it set up Avengers: Doomsday?

With the US government looking to impeach her as CIA Director, Valentina explains to her assistant Mel that they need to tie ...

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The asterisk, Bob, and end credits: All your burning ‘Thunderbolts’ questions answered (spoilers!)

Warning: This story contains scads of spoilers for Thunderbolts. Proceed at your peril. Here's a major Thunderbolts spoiler ...

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THUNDERBOLTS* Poster Spotlights Sentry/The Void; Florence Pugh Shares New Behind-The-Scenes Photos

Marvel Studios has released new poster art for Thunderbolts*, giving us another look at the Sentry's darker alter-ego, The Void. Star Florence Pugh has also shared some new BTS ...

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Meet The Void: The bad guy in Thunderbolts*

Marvel Studio's Thunderbolts* releases on Friday, May 2 in the US. Here's everything you need to know about the bad guy ‘The ...

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