"Thunderbolts*" debuted with $76 million at the domestic box office. This was considered a solid opening, though a movie with "Avengers" in its title would be expected to have a far larger start.

Marvel fans, rejoice! The wait is almost over for the Disney+ release of Thunderbolts*. The superhero crossover movie, directed by Jake Schreier, brought togeth ...

Thunderbolts* is the 36th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The superhero film was helmed by Jake Schreier and had ...

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, along with director Jake Schreier, react to that spoiler-y new title.

"Thunderbolts*" debuted with $76 million at the domestic box office. This was considered a solid opening, though a movie with "Avengers" in its title would be expected to have a far larger start.

At last, the credits hit the screen, and the Thunderbolts* title card flashes before the audience, only to be ripped away like a comic-book page to reveal the rebrand: The New Avengers.

Well, it means that “Thunderbolts” isn’t really the title of the movie or the name of the new superhero team. Okay, so what is the actual title of the movie? “The New Avengers.” ...

Pugh now reveals they shot a fake scene to keep that new title a secret during production. "We shot a version where she was like, 'The New Thunderbolts!'" Pugh says in the video above.

But the first Thunderbolts* spoiler-filled leaks are also out there now that the first premiere happened. They address the mysterious asterisk in the movie title, which we've discussed over and ...

At last, the credits hit the screen, and the Thunderbolts* title card flashes before the audience, only to be ripped away like a comic-book page to reveal the rebrand: The New Avengers.