Ollie Bradley

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Ollie Bradley

Warning! This article contains major SPOILERS for Thunderbolts*Thunderbolts* was one of the MCU's most unique installments, with a final act that saw all the movie's main characters battling with their most shameful memories instead of the movie's arch-villain, the Void. The Thunderbolts* ending certainly flew in the face of convention by foregoing the classic brawl between heroes and villains, and it seems to have paid off.

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Ollie Bradley

I've said it before and I'll say it again: the MCU has underserved Hulk for too long, and I'm still miffed by the fact that one of the character's best comic book stories was mostly adapted off-screen. The Hulk is well accustomed to being a secondary character in the MCU, which I don't think is a station befitting of such an icon from Marvel Comics. Even more frustrating than seeing Hulk play second fiddle to others is not seeing him at all in a movie filled with traditional Hulk villains.

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Ollie Bradley

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Warning! This article contains major SPOILERS for Thunderbolts* The Sentry was finally introduced in Thunderbolts*, but I think Marvel Studios has decided to downgrade his power levels compared to the comics based on one line. As was expected, Lewis Pullman's Bob became a central figure in Thunderbolts* as the victim of Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's attempts to replace the absent Avengers with a single entity under her sway....

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Ollie Bradley

Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige recently explained how Avengers: Doomsday will star at least five superhero teams, including the one in Thunderbolts*, which should help to cement it as one of the MCU's biggest movies. This was a confirmation of what many suspected when Marvel Studios' surprise live stream revealed a cavalcade of confirmed cast members whose Marvel movie characters are typically part of distinct teams, except for one notable cohort.

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Ollie Bradley

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Warning! This article contains major SPOILERS for Thunderbolts* I'm sure I wasn't the only one stunned by the fact that Marvel Studios inadvertently spoiled the big reveal at the end of the Thunderbolts* post-credits scene just a few seconds before it began. The Thunderbolts* post-credits scene was one of the most consequential in recent memory (the post-credits scene for The Marvels notwithstanding), and its impact would have been...