Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier recently revealed that he didn't helm the movie's post-credits scene, and the Russos have now confirmed that they stepped behind the camera to shoot the sequence.

The Thunderbolts (although we hear they're going by another name now) have arrived and gone down a hit with fans and critics ...

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I love the Thunderbolts*. They are fun, interesting, complex, and completely dysfunctional. I admit a big part of that is ...

The Thunderbolts are a team. Flawed, reluctant, messy but real. They fight together, bleed together and even begin to trust each other.

And some are even more specific, like a character who seems like he was designed in a lab to appeal to a certain sector of ...

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Marvel has a golden opportunity to do something it's never done before with the MCU's next two movie releases.

A Marvel theory might point towards how the MCU could explain why Tony Stark and Doctor Doom have the same face.

Spoilers for the Thunderbolts ending and Thunderbolts post-credits scene follow.

Yet Age of Ultron’s most important quality is the way it treats the titular super team, a way that no Marvel film before or since has: as an everyday thing.