And that's why the MCU has, for better or for worse, made villains that always are worthy of matching up with our heroes.

It began with 2008's "Iron Man," a film that introduced the world to Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark with the hint that he ...

Thunderbolts* gives a new direction to these anti-heroes who already made their MCU debut in past movies, but they were like ...

Normally, we’d open a story like this with a bold spoiler alert on how the Thunderbolts*’ asterisk mystery now has its answer ...

At one point, the Marvel Cinematic Universe felt like an unstoppable machine. From Iron Man to Avengers: Endgame , the studio ...

It's no secret Marvel Studios has struggled a bit since Avengers: Endgame ... and Kevin Feige knows what led to the Marvel ...

After the release of Thunderbolts* last week, fans are still trying to figure out if Geraldine Viswanathan is really playing ...

However, Thunderbolts' opening is still lower than Marvel's previous big release - Captain America: Brave New World - which ...

Thunderbolts co-writer, Eric Pearson – who's worked on everything from The Consultant to Thor: Ragnarok to The Fantastic Four ...

In an age where the MCU’s reputation is at stake and cultural tensions are high,“Thunderbolts*” gives audiences something to root for and something to laugh with, not at.

Marvel's Cinematic Universe finally gets back on track and delivers a movie that doesn't suck by turning a bunch of villains ...