Marvel’s Thunderbolts Stir Mixed Reviews

April 29, 2025, 12:20 pm

Critics weighing in on Marvel’s latest ensemble, Thunderbolts, offer sharply varied takes. While some hail the film as a refreshing throwback to Marvel’s underdog charm, others liken it to a more enjoyable, if slightly offbeat, “Suicide Squad” alternative—continuing the tradition of divisive superhero cinema.

bgr.com / Thunderbolts* review: Marvel misfits bring new energy to the MCU

As the latest phase of the MCU comes to a close and Marvel cranks up the Avengers machine for another reality-shattering crossover, Thunderbolts* is an … The post Thunderbolts* review: Marvel misfits bring new energy to the MCU appeared first on BGR.

gizmodo.com / Thunderbolts Is Marvel Back to Doing What Marvel Does Best

Marvel Studios' latest brings back some of its earlier magic in a darkly funny character piece that draws from a roster of MCU underdogs.

cnet.com / 'Thunderbolts' Review: Welp, Marvel Went and Made a More Enjoyable 'Suicide Squad'

Florence Pugh and David Harbour shine in the newest entry in Phase Five.

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