Julia Louis-Dreyfus reprises her role as the villain Valentina Allegra de Fontaine in Marvel's exciting new film, 'Thunderbolts*.' In an interview with Alexandra Heilbron, she discusses the ...

Thunderbolts* follows the plot of a bunch of flawed folks who have been assigned by Valentina Allegra de Fontaine for a ...

The new film Thunderbolts* looks to the franchise’s past for a flash of inspiration.

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

KSL Movie Show reviewer Steve Salles said "Thunderbolts*" mixes good-natured teasing with a lean into mental health issues.

There are actually two post-credits scenes, although the first is merely a joke with little bearing on the plot – showing ...

In a new interview, Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier reveals that he didn't actually helm the movie's much-discussed post-credits scene, and hints at who ...

As an asterisk is universally a symbol for correction, it was the same here as Thunderbolts* became The New Avengers. We had ...

Marvel fans, the Thunderbolts* name isn’t what you think. Plus, we’ve got an explanation of that mysterious asterisk.

Florence Pugh leads the charge in the 36th Marvel movie as a bunch of antiheroes band together to - what else? - save themselves and the world.

With a single scene, Thunderbolts explains Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's (played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus) grim outlook on ...

Marvel's "Thunderbolts*" features two post-credits scenes. Here's how they tease what's to come in Phase 6 of the Marvel ...