With Thunderbolts* now available on physical media, we caught up with director Jake Schreier to talk Beef's influence on the film and lessons from Spider-Man director Jon Watts ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier is beginning to open up about his MCU X-Men movie. Following Marvel Studios’ ...

Thunderbolts*' director Jake Schreier, who is now tackling the'X-Men' reboot, reflected on his first MCU film's struggles at ...

Director Jake Schreier breaks down Marvel’s 'Thunderbolts*,' a darker MCU entry centered on guilt and teases his 'X-Men"' reboot.

We’ll learn about how the Thunderbolts will come together when it premieres May 2, 2025. While we wait to see what else the MCU is cooking up, you can check out every major Super Bowl commercial ...

It's a shame these two MCU stars didn't return in Thunderbolts*, as they would have been great additions to the New Avengers' ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier addresses Taskmaster’s controversial death in the film and the backlash that followed.

Marvel fans like connecting the dots between MCU films, especially when those tantalizing post-credits scenes drop hints for what's next. So when Fantastic Four: First Steps landed in theaters and ...

In the comics, Ross is a former founder of a Thunderbolts team that consisted of several of the above-listed heroes. However, in the MCU, Ross was in no position to become a new vigilante superhero.

A funny-but-tortured performance from Florence Pugh, brutal and tactile fights, and a merciful lack of confusing backstory makes "Thunderbolts*" the most enjoyable MCU entry in a while.

Crossing its fingers, the film’s post-credits sequence for "Thunderbolts" suggests an ongoing life for the team of B-list MCU heroes, and reveals their actual name: The New Avengers.

THUNDERBOLTS* is, in many ways, different from other MCU films that have come before it, and that freshness couldn’t have arrived at a more opportune time, when the franchise is in need of new ...