With Thunderbolts*, the MCU decided to embrace a darker tone while focusing on the mental health struggles of its characters.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts closes Phase Five with a gritty ensemble of antiheroes, tackling trauma and redemption but uneven pacing and shallow arcs reveal a franchise struggling to stay fresh ...

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Newly revealed Thunderbolts* concept art showcases a completely different take on David Harbour's Red Guardian as he dons a ...

Less than a month after its theatrical release, Thunderbolts* has doubled the entire domestic box office gross of the MCU's ...

Every May, Mental Health Awareness Month floods our inboxes, social feeds and office walls with messages encouraging us to care. It’s a powerful tradition that has helped bring mental health out ...

However, “Thunderbolts*” is everything the trailer showed and ... other than in the Disney+ original series “Loki.” The addition of mental health themes also helps to further this concept and makes ...

Lewis Pullman still isn’t sure if he’s playing a hero or a villain in the latest Marvel movie, Thunderbolts ... for its candid depiction of mental health. “What I love about this ...

Thunderbolts*, a film technically about a ... Instead of taking a dramatic and grim approach to it, the film turns mental health struggles into a metaphor. It allows the audience to relate and ...

and WandaVision zeroes in on the mental impact of tremendous personal loss, but Thunderbolts* does all of this at once. Against the backdrop of an action-packed team-up story, Thunderbolts ...