Bucky Barnes' new look in Thunderbolts* seems to have roots in the comics, and it may tease a new story for Sebastian Stan's ...

Bucky Barnes is one of the most tragic heroes in the MCU, but after finding a new team and a home, he still needs to find a ...

It didn’t make a lick of sense, but it was so out of the blue and so far-fetched for the MCU’s iteration of James Buchanan ...

In addition to being a great movie, Thunderbolts* cleverly sets the stage for the upcoming MCU movies and changes the canon ...

The reveal of the title change in Marvel's Thunderbolts has sent shockwaves through the MCU fan community, marking a significant shift in the narrative. This article delves into the implications of ...

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

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Thunderbolts* is out now, bringing the MCU's latest ragtag team-up to the big screen. The movie sees Yelena Belova, Bucky Barnes, Red Guardian, US Agent, Ghost, and Taskmaster reluctantly join ...

They believe that Valentina’s personal assistant Mel (Geraldine Viswanathan), who later (sort of) betrays her evil boss and helps Bucky Barnes ... she won’t in a future project.

Thunderbolts* has two post-credit scenes teasing the Fantastic Four’s debut and the next Avengers team in the MCU.

The Marvel movie sees the franchise's best loveable rogues take on a new threat in New York City, and will become key players ...

It didn’t make a lick of sense, but it was so out of the blue and so far-fetched for the MCU’s iteration of James Buchanan Barnes ... where Bucky’s frustration over the future Captain ...