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More than 55,000 Marvel cups, buckets sold in movie theaters are being recalled

More than 55,000 Marvel-themed cups and popcorn buckets that were sold in movie theaters are being recalled over battery concerns. Here's what to know.

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Marvel-themed products sold at movie theaters recalled over battery concerns

Jocelyn Brumbaugh

Sr Digital Curator

More than 55,000 Marvel-themed buckets and cups sold at movie theaters are being recalled due to concerns with their batteries.

The Captain America popcorn helmet buckets and Fantastic Four Invisible Woman and Human Torch cups have LED lights that use button cell and coin batteries, which can be swallowed by children, but did not contain warning labels.

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According to a notice from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recalled cups were sold at AMC movie theaters nationwide from March to April of 2025 for about $15. The recalled helmet buckets were sold at AMC Theaters, Cobb Theaters, Drive in Group, El Capitan EVO Cinemas, Goldenlink, GQT Movies, Harkins, Independent Theatre, Maya Cinemas, Reading, West Wind, Escape and Zurich Group nationwide from February through August 2025 for about $30.

The recalled Fantastic Four Invisible Woman cups are blue and the Human Torch cups are red in color. The recalled Captain America helmet containers are navy blue and silver and about 85 ounces with an opening at the top to store popcorn.

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Anyone who still has the recalled products should stop using them and contact Golden Link for a refund of the purchase price. Those seeking a refund will be asked to dispose of the product and send a photo to show proof of disposal to productrecall@goldenlinkinc.com.

No injuries have been reported in relation to this recall.

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