Lewis Pullman, the youngest son of actor Bill Pullman, is making waves in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with his role in the highly anticipated film Thunderbolts. Known for his roles in The ...

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

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.

The actor, who makes his MCU debut this weekend, has learned a thing or two about dressing the part—both onscreen and off ...

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

Ahead of Marvel's latest movie, let's determine if the studio's fresh approach will result in a box-office bonanza.

The topic of depression – and mental health more generally – is something that looms large over the film, both through the ...

The filmmaker explains the origins of that A24-style trailer and jokes about The Hollywood Reporter's own cameo in the ...

First announced in 2022, the feature-length team-up brings together some of the franchise's pricklier characters as they're, ...

Before Lewis Pullman was playing The Sentry in Thunderbolts*, he was a sketchy hotel worker with a dark past in Bad Times at ...

Déjà vu times two is understandable when it comes to this brand-new darkly merry bunch, known, for now, as the “Thunderbolts* ...

In the latest Marvel chapter, Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan and a squad of supporting sidekicks battle a diabolical CIA ...