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Movie Review: 'Thunderbolts' is Marvel, and Florence Pugh, in high gear
“Thunderbolts,” about a group of MCU rejects who band together after CIA director Valentine Allegra de Fontaine ( Julia Louis-Dreyfus ) tries to erase them and their covert program, is both a return to form for Marvel and something a little different. While there’s plenty of franchise building going on, “Thunderbolts” is pleasantly standalone.
Florence Pugh leads a group of D-list antiheroes in a film that relies on deep knowledge of obscure characters to make sense ...
Florence Pugh's performance anchors 'Thunderbolts,' a back-to-basics Marvel movie that tries to restore the focus on ...
At this stage in the game, what Marvel Cinematic Universe fans really need from the latest blockbuster is a reminder of what ...
This superhero film has all the right ingredients and does entertain, but still feels less than the sum of its parts somehow.
A sullen Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) stands near the edge of a skyscraper, contemplating her significance in the world and ...
Florence Pugh headlines a super team full of has-beens -- and it's the first MCU movie in years that doesn't feel like a hack ...
A review of Thunderbolts* which tells the origin story of the ragtag antiheroes who live in the shadow of Avengers glory but ...
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