Despite the excitement for the new Marvel show, the miniseries is apparently being review bombed on Rotten Tomatoes. More news: 'Jurassic World: Rebirth' Early Reactions Are Very Telling A screenshot ...

The first three episodes of Ironheart are now streaming on Disney+, marking the latest chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This show closes out Phase Five and follows Riri Williams as she takes ...

Judging by these early reactions, many are praising Dominique Thorne’s strong, emotional performance and the show’s themes of trauma and legacy. However, critics often point to rushed pacing, uneven ...

The early reviews for the new Marvel "Ironheart" series are pouring in, with most being overwhelmingly one-sided on opinion.

Television The First Reactions to ‘Ironheart’ Are All Over the Place Marvel's latest Disney+ streaming series is a bit of a mixed bag with critics–even with hints towards a wild finale.

The new Marvel Phase 5 show Ironheart is the latest victim of review bombing, with the show earning a low audience score on Rotten Tomatoes – before it had even been released.

Marvel TV Shows Ironheart earns mixed first reactions, as early viewers can't decide if the Marvel show is a "disappointment" or "better than I expected" Marvel TV Shows Ironheart release date ...

Dominique Thorne shines as 'Riri Williams, in the new Marvel series 'Ironheart' but the storyline disappointed the fans. This ...

Ironheart Review: I Really Wish I Wasn’t This Disappointed Three years after her debut in Black Panther 2, Riri Williams is back in the MCU for her own show, and it certainly aims high.

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Marvel's "Ironheart," starring Dominique Thorne, is at its most interesting when it examines AI as a way of processing grief.