When the Marvel Cinematic Universe announced its most recent movie, it was simply Thunderbolts. During filming, however, the title got a new accessory as the movie's stars and the studio added an asterisk. It became Thunderbolts* as the official title, but no one knew exactly what it all meant.

The writers behind Thunderbolts* came up with a different and sillier reason for the name: It's named after Yelena's childhood soccer team: the West Chesapeake Bay Thunderbolts. Coached by Red Guardian when the Russian family were spies masquerading as suburban Americans, the team didn't win a single match.

Thunderbolts is a little too quippy for its own good, but its a solid step toward getting the MCU back on solid footing.

They may not be the Avengers (or even the Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men, Fantastic Four or Eternals) but Marvel has a new team assembling in “Thunderbolts*.” The MCU’s latest movie is bringing together some of the anti-heroes and villains from past movies and shows,

Marvel movies have raised a generation of young superhero fans. But is the new film "Thunderbolts*" suitable for little kids? Our guide for parents.