Best Marvel Movies

[@3_se_]

Days of Future Past is never picked in these discussions which is a crying shame. They pulled off the retcon, the cast has great chemistry, and it's obviously very well made. It ranks it in my top 5 cape

[@crobeastness]

Top 3 of marvel movies for me for sure.

[@nalday2534]

Not really. It's an extremely messy film. On paper it sounds like it was supposed to be a movie about Mystique given how active she is throughout the story much like how First Class was Magneto's film but she's not the main character for bizarre reason. Also doesn't help that Singer doesn't have much personality as a director.

[@SergioOsvaldoVA]

They never talked about it even though now every studio is trying to replicate what it did.

[@crobeastness]

@@SergioOsvaldoVA the studios are just trying to get around to what the comic did decades ago.

[@starwarsroo2448]

That and X2 are two of my favorite comic book movies, X2 a bit more but DOFP I really really enjoyed, far more than any Avengers crap

[@dompuma9620]

Still flying the flag for X-MEN 2 - one of the best Marvel movies ever made - and hands down the most underrated.

[@jjnewbold]

My favorite!

[@BraxtonWages]

That was the best one. I didn’t like the first X-Men as much as other people at the time but X-2 was what I wanted from the first X-Men movie. The Wolverine berserker sequence and Brian Cox’s Stryker was great.

[@FullMetalB]

Comments like this are so funny

[@starwarsroo2448]

I think despite a big cast, because it is so well cast, the actors really do a lot with the little moments they each have, like when Jean walks in at the start and Logan looks up and says " hi Jean" , it spoke volumes, he was in love with her

[@ndujamz]

Captain America: First Avenger is my favourite MCU film ever, the character development was incredible.

[@raxr5705]

Oooh, Oooh Oooh! I remember going to the cinema on a whim, and deciding *Captain America: the First Avenger* could be fun, even if on the surface the character *Captain America* had always seemed quite goofy to me, e.g. someone who had never read any of the comics. Having finished the movie, I was pleasantly surprised by it, but still felt it wasnt as strong as the first *Iron Man,* which was my second favorite superhero movie until that point (its still one of my favorites). Having revisited it several times over the years, *The First Avenger* has become my favorite entry in the entire MCU, and the main reason is Chris Evans as *Steve Rodgers.* I mean, the movie as a whole imo is executed really well, has a lot of heart, and contains strong performances from everyone involved, but none of it could work without Evans as the ultimate underdog, and imo one of the most sympathetic outsiders the genre has ever had, rivaling Tobey Maguires take on *Peter Parker,* as in my eyes Evans sells the living shit out of *Rodgers* as the most upstanding, yet down to earth humanitarians *Tony Stark* would have the luck of having as both his ally and friend. I enjoy *The Winter Soldier* (which I initially liked more than the first entry of the *CA* trilogy) and *Civil War* as well, along with the rest of the movies *Cap* appears in, but yeah - nowadays none of them feel as magical to me as *The First Avenger.*

[@ruly8153]

The idea that Robert Downey Jr’s career was resurrected by Iron man is nonsense.... He was one his way back Zodiac, KISS kiss bang bang etc

[@jainee4507]

Infinity War and Endgame are my favourite Marvel movies because it felt like they had finally broken out of the formulaic orgin story tropes that previous Marvel films had and were starting to tell a new, different kind of story. That and incorporating so many characters from previous movies and actually making it work was a triumph in itself.

[@pegacorn13]

My favorites hands down: Into the Spiderverse, Logan and Deadpool. I liked and I was entertained by the majority of the rest. There's honestly not too many that I hate. They are what they are: fun! If we're branching out into TV shows and away from the MCU a bit, LEGION needs way more attention than it gets because that show was absolutely fantastic!

[@Dylanbolton69]

The Raimi trilogy is just the best. The first spider man film pretty much laid the groundwork for how superhero films should be.

[@thebookofdaniel5837]

The MCU still has a place in my heart. I expected to click on this video and sustain an onslaught of hate against Marvel. I was pleasantly surprised how you gave your own, honest opinion on the films. It was pretty objective and specific. Thanks :) Marvel is what got me interested in studying film at Uni in the first place

[@thabozzofficial]

The first Sam Raimi Spiderman film for me; saw it in the cinema and thought it was incredible. Toby M was awesome as Parker, Defoe as Osbourne was spot on and the tone of it was (mostly) awesome throughout. Compared to the hokey garbage Marvel churn out every 5 minutes now I think it's superb. Also love your vids; most channels like this are full of quick cuts and fancy effects and camera work. So to see someone just chilling in their front room, leaning on their bookcase and chatting bubbles is awesome and way more down to earth and relatable. Subbed for sure :)

[@thunderstruck5484]

Also a few honorable comic type movies, The Phantom, The Shadow and Dick Tracy, really enjoyed that era and settings for those films, thanks again M !

[@mnomadvfx]

Wasnt there one from the same era called The Spirit?

[@thunderstruck5484]

@@mnomadvfx looks like it yes in the early 40s

[@rodneydungan8965]

Totally agree. Those three are great and I include the Rocketeer with those, at least for me.

[@thunderstruck5484]

@@rodneydungan8965 o heck yes another fun movie

[@FavianTubeX]

What about Cronenberg's A History of Violence

[@LFC_Fan23]

Logan is my go to answer but in terms of MCU, I'd go Guardians vol2. I think its the movie that best strikes the balance of great comedy and genuine heartfelt emotion. It feels self contained with loveable characters all going through some sort of revelation. It has a nice soundtrack and in my opinion, it takes everything great about the first movie and makes it better. Even adding a good villain. Its the most enjoyable that an MCU movie will ever get for me.

[@crobeastness]

There is no balance with guardians vol2. It's literally just joke after joke.

[@caseyglover7298]

@@crobeastness It has plenty of emotion in it. For me way more than any other mcu movie. Also unfortunately has way to much humor. I think they should have dialed the humor back a bit, but I can still look past some edgy jokes because of the characters.

[@nalday2534]

@@crobeastness the jokes work in Guardians 2 because it's used as coping mechanism for the characters to get over their traumas which can't be said about something like say ragnarok

[@crobeastness]

@@nalday2534 Ragnarok is far better. The literal bromance is amazing in that

[@lenflakisinski6260]

Definitely has the strongest emotional core of any MCU movie

[@AnthonyGuerrino_aka_TonyMoro]

Blade is still the best Marvel film. No comparison!

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

m.night shyamalan ding dong

[@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield]

Opening with a vampire blood rave was pretty sick and that alone puts it pretty high on my list.

[@misiknuo]

Blade 2 is better....

[@Silly81]

If I had to choose one Marvel movie, it would be Blade. I haven’t seen a lot of MCU movies but from the ones that I’ve seen, I enjoyed Blade the most. I saw the first Spider-Man with Tobey McGuire, The Avengers (my second favorite), Captain America Civil War, Black Panther and Captain Marvel.

[@mabusestestament]

Blade II is even better in my opinion 🍻

[@matheuslaudano124]

Spider-Man 2, Ang Lee's Hulk and Batman Returns are my top 3. More recently loved The Batman.

[@nalday2534]

Great choices! All amazing films

[@theowlman7091]

Thanks! For the shout-out. Best vigilante movie for me is Taxi Driver

[@skabcat242]

When I first saw Logan I made me wonder they didn't go that violent with Wolverine from the very beginning.

[@sammiller4392]

guillermo del toro’s Blade 2 ripped along, had a great time doing it.

[@cablehogue599]

X2, logan, xmen first class, Blade, blade ii, iron man, the avengers, and iron man 3.

[@jstall20]

Thor Ragnarok, the first half of Black Panther, infinity war, and end game are all pretty standout as well.

[@nalday2534]

Some of my favorites are: - Sam Raimi's Spiderman trilogy - Spiderverse - Logan - X-Men: First Class - Guardians 1 & 2 - Multiverse Of Madness - Ang Lee's Hulk - Venom 1 and 2

[@WhatisReal11]

Tom hardy attempting comedy, is very very bad

[@nalday2534]

@@WhatisReal11 no. He's a fucking star as Eddie Brock.

[@mdm9389]

@@WhatisReal11 Tom Hardy does nothing wrong in there, writing is flat.

[@nalday2534]

@@mdm9389 what's flat about writing?

[@starwarsroo2448]

HULK has some really thoughtful epic moments amid the action, like when hes flying through the air and some of the acting

[@DavyDredd14]

Spider-Man 2 (2004) X-Men 2 (2003) X-Men - Days of Future Past (2014) Logan (2017) Iron Man (2008) Thor - Ragnarok (2017) Avengers - Infinity War (2018)

[@dompuma9620]

Best list so far. I would have thought X-MEN 2 being in the top 3 would have been a no-brainer especially since it set the bar even higher than the first X-MEN movie.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Spider-Man 2 that scene when Mary Jane realizes Peter is Spider-Man and that music is so great, Ang Lee’s “Hulk” is my favorite Hulk movie, Eric Bana and Nick Nolte are so good, it’s like a mature marvel movie with an experienced cast, “The Wolverine “, when Logan heads to Japan, that was really interesting I thought with a good story and characters, of course I enjoy most superhero movies but those are a few of my favorites,

[@mabusestestament]

Blade II, still the best Marvel movie 🍻

[@g.williamwoodward6676]

My personal list: 1. Spider-Man 2002 (Favorite movie) 1.5. Spider-Man 2 2. Iron Man 2008 3. Captain America: Civil War 4. X-Men: First Class 5. Daredevil (2003) 6. Ghost Rider (2007) 7. Spider-Man 3 8. The Punisher (2004) 9. Avengers: Infinity War 10. Spider-Man: No Way Home

[@JCT1926]

I have tried to watch many superhero movies, but I've only ever made it through a couple of them. I watched Black Panther but almost fell asleep.

[@pretentiouscameron7815]

My favorite is still the first Iron Man. Also, shout-out to the 2003 Hulk movie. That movie is cool

[@destinbruhks5403]

That hulk movie is garbage bro

[@WhatisReal11]

Ed Norton Hulk is a solid movie, the one you are takling about, yikes

[@hoibsh21]

Marvel lost its marbles. As Phil Collins once sang, I don't care anymore.

[@nalday2534]

Yeah Disney has killed the brand. Sure they'll put out interesting thing once in a while but most of them are just bland and boring yeah

[@VAVORiAL]

For me, personally; Logan, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 and X-Men First Class & Days of Future Past. Though I gotta say, I really enjoyed the latest Spider Man movie, it gets a lot of points for the nostalgia though, I gotta admit that. Daredevil series of course was great as well.

[@Patrick-tt3ig]

Iron Man 3 is a very under appreciated movie. I love how it actually deals with trauma and stress, which we seemingly never see in superhero movies. Plus, I'm a big fan of Shane Black's style, so it just works well for me.

[@jainee4507]

Iron Man 3 was the only Iron man movie I enjoyed and yet that is the one people dismiss. Weird.

[@mabusestestament]

3rd act was dope, I don't care what people say.

[@waymanirwin2539]

1st Spiderman, Logan, Black Panther, and Infinity War imo are the good to great marvel movies

[@alexanderneronov2348]

Great to see you again, would love it if you do someday review the Goya's ghosts, Milos Forman's last movie

[@jjnewbold]

My favorite Marvel movies are X2: X-Men United, Ant Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, Doctor Strange, and Infinity War.

[@jjnewbold]

The people listing Batman as a favorite Marvel film make me chuckle.

[@SoulKnightKing]

Cate Blanchett playing Hela so super Shakespearen really elevated Thor Ragnarock for me

[@maciejatkowski5524]

That’s a very interesting shirt. I like it a lot.

[@rong2912]

It's from a 90's band called Sublime

[@mediamaniac898]

I can sit down and watch Iron Man any day. RDJ fits that role like a comfortable robe, and the suits in those early films looked way better than Endgame. The third act and villain aren’t perfect, but Jeff Bridges’ charisma is so great.

[@Sasheto05]

I love Logan.

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

I don't

[@caseyglover7298]

@@sameerahmed-gx8js Good for you 👍

[@crobeastness]

It's the best marvel movie for sure. Between that or first class. It's a toss up

[@Imperium83]

It's just anti white male propaganda in movie format.

[@crobeastness]

@@Imperium83 no it isn't. I'm against that woke nonsense and very much loved Logan. How is it anti white male?

[@3Prayt]

Nothing can beat Infinity War and its ending

[@sawyerpondolfino4482]

I don't think many people would agree but for me one of my personal favorites is Hulk 2003. I feel like it was ahead of it's time in a lot of ways and I felt it told an effective family drama/ Greek tragedy story. Love the first two rami spider man movies as well. Gives me such nostalgia for that era.

[@mattjazzfan2288]

The Editor’s Cut for Spider-Man 3 improves it a little bit

[@obinnaezelibe3553]

The Netflix Series Daredevil was my favourite, The first iron man is my favourite MCU

[@evilzzzability]

Iron-Man Civil War Infinity War

[@geddyleesquire]

Spider-Man 1 and 2, Logan, First Class, Days of Future Past, Into the Spiderverse, Captain America Winter Soldier, Infinity War and Iron Man. Honorable mention TV shows: Daredevil, Jessica Jones, The Punisher.

[@crobeastness]

Jessica Jones better than Loki?

[@lenflakisinski6260]

those Emo Peter scenes got a ton of crap, but looking back, they’re some of the best parts of Spider-Man 3. What doesn’t work are any of the character dynamics from the previous 2 movies, like Peter and Harry or Peter and MJ. Like the bridge scene, or the basketball scene, or the cooking scene, all add nothing to the narrative and to the character growth, and just aren’t entertaining to watch. As opposed to the dancing scenes which are funny in context and at least interesting to watch

[@DabionFreedom]

Hello Maggie, interesting new discussion video, on peoples favourite Marvel films. here is some of my favourite Marvel films, Howard the Duck (1986). The Punisher (1990). Blade 2. X-Men 3: The Last Stand. The Incredible Hulk (2008). Punisher: War Zone. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 & AntMan & the Wasp. also my favourite Marvel tv series are Iron Fist & Hawkeye. :)

[@AhmadAneeq]

I can't tell if ur trolling or not

[@DabionFreedom]

No, definitely not trolling@@AhmadAneeq, there are my own tastes & opinions. buy if you have different tastes, thats cool as well.

[@AhmadAneeq]

@@DabionFreedom Cool!

[@rae-everything]

Spider-Man 3 would be one of those few ironically "good" movies that are actually fun, expect it's like 50 minutes too long. Also, the difference between Tony Stark and Elon Musk is about several magnitudes of charm, wit, and attractiveness.

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Probably the biggest difference is that one of them doesn't exist.

[@vicjames3256]

Spider-Man and X-Men were my favorite comics growing up, and I also loved both 90s animated series, so the first films in both those franchises really let me down, and I don't think I've recovered from that. That said, both sequels were very good, and brought me back into the fold. That said, the third films from both were... Other Marvel films I loved: Iron Man; CA Winter Soldier; The Avengers (game changer); Avengers Infinity War (for pacing, balancing of multiple story lines and characters, also fav antagonist and the snap); Black Panther (for Wakanda world building, and the antagonist); Logan; Blade; 1st Guardians.

[@spencerpommier806]

I think for me it would be Captain America the first avenger. Kind of underrated and honestly better than Winter soldier

[@funkychicken4509]

Hey great vid, just a suggestion that I think would help your channel get more notice, maybe timestamp the different things you discuss in the vid?

[@dennisblassnig9144]

Winter Soldier / Civil War Iron Man Spider-man 2 Infinity war/Endgame The Avengers Guardians of the Galaxy X-2 / Days of future & past Blade 1&2 Spider-man no way home

[@chief8268]

Captain America 2 is the best Marvel movie I think if we're not including fan service. Spiderman Far From Home is really good too.

[@misiknuo]

best marvel movies...for me Blade 2 and Logan ...

[@darnellmajor9016]

It seems to me like the cast of Spiderman 3 had MORE fun doing that one than they did with the previous two. Not to say that they didn't have fun of those but the excitement seems more elevated despite people's dismay for it.

[@pickenchews]

Those X-Men flicks took the only famous hero known for being a really short badass man (5'3" Wolverine) and cast him with a 6'3" Hugh Jackman. It still annoys me.

[@anomalus625]

Deadpool 2, avengers infinity war, Antman.

[@Jackwest1147]

The best marvel movies of all time are Logan Deadpool Blade The Punisher

[@starwarsroo2448]

"If it's a Superhero movie, if it's an art house movie " "HULK" has entered the chat

[@thewebstylist]

It’s been out of hand how many super hero movies and tv shows there are, ridiculous

[@hakeemsesay15]

Blade and blade 2 great marvel movies that still hold up. I am still not sure about new blade they are coming up with.

[@crobeastness]

They are great. Both in my top 25 marvel movies for sure.

[@caseyglover7298]

And then Blade Trinity is... not as good as the first two lmao. Atleast the new one wont be as bad as Trinity. Atleast hopefully.

[@AndrewWatson401]

The reasons you give for preferring Iron Man to Batman are, for me, great reasons for preferring Batman. That said, RDJ is perfect as Iron Man. On the other hand, Lego Batman is the best since Adam West.

[@angelthman1659]

You must be aware of how this generation of movie fans have pretty much forgone everything else in favor of superhero movies. That's not a good thing. Scorcese is old enough to remember a time when Hollywood produced a variety of genres. Now, it's pretty much superhero movies and children's movies. There are still indies, but Hollywood no longer produces big epic dramas, or even classic comedies. They now hardly even produce sci-fi or action movies like Diehard, unless they are part of a proven franchise. Even an action drama like Top Gun would not be produced today as an original concept. Or Jurassic Park. Superhero movies are sucking the oxygen out of everything else, and that's problematic. I can see Scorcese's frustration. I want to see more great Hollywood films like The Godfather, Goodfellas, The Sting, Schindler's List, Taxi Driver, Blade Runner, etc. Those films were made by Hollywood and were successful in their day, but could never be successful now.

[@mediamaniac898]

The end of Logan has me crying every time.

[@callsignsilk4180]

Logan, deadpool, winter soldier

[@Fendertastic]

That comment's name, Man Man, a really great band, check it out.

[@EmperorTerran]

Avengers (2012). I did not really like it at first. But on rewatch you kinda realize how masterful dialogues are. That entire act on that stupid invisible hover carrier while being influenced by the mind stone is so damn good. How they managed to bring together major characters and they all have their space and play off of each other. No one feels like aquaman standing around and saying occasional "yeah". From loki witty remarks, insight and threats, fury trying to grasp some control and facing reveal of his secrets, iron man being iron man with his wit and desire to impress people around him with his individuality, cap just trying to get things done and keep the team from falling apart. Showing black widow as being able to manipulate loki and revealing bit of her background, scene that showed her high value without just going for trope of a strong superhero woman. Reveal bit of banners own experience and idea on hulk, thors complicated relatioship with his brother and outsiders perspective on avenger... You wont find its comparable in the newer stuff where they go for boring safe dialogues that could as well be written by a highschooler who just knows who are the characters and where they are suppose to end up. Shang chi or Eternals are great example of lacking that spark, that good writing of characters and their dialogue.

[@crobeastness]

Funny, after rewatch, I found it worse. Some of the dialogue is cringe compared to later entries.

[@jameshurley776]

Punisher 2004 was good comic book movie

[@BishopWalters12]

I'm still disappointed that Disney got the rights to X-Men and Deadpool. They will WOKE it up and throw in that god awful MCU humor. Logan and X-Men 2 from 2003 are my favorite Marvel movies.

[@crobeastness]

1. Logan 2. X-Men: First Class 3. X-Men: Days of Future Past 4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 5. Spider-Man: No Way Home 6. Thor: Ragnarok 7. Avengers: Infinity War 8. Guardians of the Galaxy 9. Spider-Man:. Into the Spider-Verse 10. Spider-Man: Far From Home Honourable Mentions: Spider-Man 2 Doctor Strange Captain America: Civil War Iron Man Spider-Man: Homecoming Avengers: Endgame Ant-Man X2: X-Men United Spider-Man Deadpool X-Men The Avengers Blade Blade II Big Hero 6

[@thoth8784]

They say Elon Musk is the Tony Stark of today. I will expect him to be flying through the skies soon.

[@VAVORiAL]

Elon is a much bigger asshole than Iron Man though.

[@taker68]

MCU is not cinema? So were grindhouse movies cinema? Were teen sex comedies cinema? Were disaster movies cinema? There were always movies considered junk food by critics.

[@virgogaming6488]

The Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies are still the best.

[@haydengarinduchesne9269]

In the mcu it’s the original guardians

[@adamgates1142]

The first Raimi Spiderman. It's all been downhill since then.

[@zachmontminy]

Deadpool simply because it does literally anything different.

[@WhatisReal11]

No Way Home is a terribly written movie, it literally undoes spiderman 2 and 3 entirely. It undoes Dr Ocks character arc.... he is sent back to either instantly die and save the city... or he doesn't save the city, DIES... and the entire city blows up. Most overrated spiderman film of all time. Flash writes a book about being Peters best friend, DOESNT get kicked out of MIT, like peters actual friends, this is literally the entire plot device of the film. Brain dead movie. Dr. Strange 2 was a much better film on every level. I have some breakdowns on my channel, i would be genuinely curious to see what you think.

[@nalday2534]

Agreed. Multiverse Of Madness is a much more satisfying film both on character level as well as on visual level.

[@FavianTubeX]

Thor:Ragnarok. Taika Watiti's films are terrific

[@dannyk7226]

You should review Stromboli by Roberto Rossellini .

[@rodneydungan8965]

They suck. If I had to pick it'd be the first Tony Stark one. The one with the Hulk and Thor was kind of funny. Oh, I do really like the Guardians of the Galaxy, both of them. That's it. I like the Spiderman Sam Raimi ones. Haven't seen the new Spiderman one where there's three of them but will. So I guess I'm a liar I do like some. There.

[@Austerich1]

Civil War is fucking awesome. Definitely one of my favorites.

[@sujalsuthar99]

Why did no one mentioned Deadpool... Both are some of the most funny self aware 4th wall breaking Marvel movies

[@nalday2534]

First one is pretty good but the second one is bland

[@helvete_ingres4717]

99% of 'funny self-aware 4th-wall breaking' in pop culture is uninspired and un-funny. It's hard to do right and has to be earned and resonant. Otherwise having an actor start speaking to the camera is just lazy and easy to do

[@sujalsuthar99]

@@nalday2534 definitely 2nd was different but i still quite enjoyed it...but you gotta say Ryan Reynolds and Josh Brolin are great to see together on the screen

[@sujalsuthar99]

@@helvete_ingres4717 i consider myself quite inexperienced at judging films.. and well i am only 17 so i have a long way to go...thanks for the explanation..i learnt something new today...and I hope by staying in this community i can learn more about stuff..again thanks i really appreciate the critique..

[@helvete_ingres4717]

@@sujalsuthar99 oh it wasn't a critique, it was just my opinion. I can maybe explain it better: the basis of film-making as we understand it is, you have actors performing on screen and they spend all that time trying to act as if the camera isn't there and there's tension in that - like tension of unresolved harmony in music, like tension in your muscles when you lift a weight. Having the actor address the camera as if this is is some great metatextual whimsy is tantamount to choosing to release *all* the tension inherent in the art form - and my opinion is, a moment like that should be earned and add thematic resonance that would not have been possible otherwise instead of being used like a cheap joke, which to me, is impressive as someone dropping a weight instead of lifting it

[@snoopmarkiemark9404]

We just gonna ignore the best Marvel movie that came out and it was RECENT!? Morbius!!!

[@snoopmarkiemark9404]

In all honesty, Logan and Spider-Man 2 are absolute 10/10 smackers.

[@dwfav]

Shame Blade 1 or 2 isnt here.

[@adonizi]

Blade.

[@cheebagardens1759]

Howard The Duck is the obvious choice!

[@talkingyellowyellow6787]

Any love for blade anyone?

[@edoliva3264]

No love for Blade?

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@sebastiansmith5524]

how about best movies made for grown ups?

[@ObeySilence]

You mean least worst Marvel movie?

[@RememberTheDead]

Raimi's Spider-Man 1-2 are probably the ones that capture the "lightning of creation of comics" (to paraphrase Grant Morrison) the best out of all superhero films, in my opinion. Raimi has a incredible eye to embrace the completely insane and absurd with a real utmost sincerity and human warmth, never losing track that these grandiose characters still have the deep humanity Stan Lee and Steve Dikto imbued them with. It's silly but also sincere, light but also dark, and that's a rough tightrope to walk. As far as the MCU goes I think it's between Guardians of The Galaxy films (which has that very same Raimi-esque quality of embracing the gonzo ridiculousness with human sincerity), Captain America - The Winter Soldier (which does a tremendous job of being a slick conspiracy thriller), Black Panther (with its gorgeous mythic saga of afrofuturism). I'd like to say, however, that I do find the first Avengers and Infinity War both tremendous achievements, particularly the latter, as far as screenwriting goes. The fact Infinity War manages to juggle that ridiculous number of characters and manages to give each something to do without collapsing into iincoherent mush is nothing short of amazing to me as a screenwriter. Many films fall apart juggling a tenth of that number of characters and plotlines.

[@helvete_ingres4717]

haven't seen many and they were a long time ago, but bashing on Marvel movies has become such a lazy exercise in film snobbery online (for ppl to whom A24 movies are the pinnacle of art and culture) I'm feeling drawn to them on account of my contrarian spirit (and there are worse reasons, surely). I remember X-Men: First Class being fun

[@etagged]

"bashing on Marvel movies has become such a lazy exercise in film snobbery online" *Mostly every comment here excludes the MCU except guardians* - welcome to the club

[@JamJim]

5:11

[@dereksix2081]

🙏

[@Imperium83]

None

[@VOAxInsanity]

Only ones I've watched was Endgame and what ever the avenger movie before it and Miles Morales but it was animation. I don't know if i can sit through any other entire Marvel movies. Don't really care for them too much

[@caseyglover7298]

I think Logan is worth watching even if you arent huge into capeshit.

[@VOAxInsanity]

@@caseyglover7298 capesh!t lol... Endgame was actually decent only because of Thanos imo. I won't lie, Gor seems interesting in the Thor movie but I don't know if I'll watch it

[@maciejatkowski5524]

If you would like to see good MCU films, I would recommend Avengers (2012), Iron Man, Spiderman Homecoming, Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor Ragnarok. I don’t really care for Civil War, Black Panther and Winter Soldier even though they got generally good reviews, so you can check them out as well. Infinity War you watched and it’s my favourite film from this universe, it was really fun, I enjoyed myself a lot in the theater. The rest is not worth a watch, only these 9. Although instead of doing this I guess it would be better to watch some lesser known Kurosawa and Bergman films or to go through the whole filmography of Tarkovsky… just imagine, it’s 18 hours or more of your life… spend it right.

[@VOAxInsanity]

@@maciejatkowski5524 speaking for myself any Bergman or Kurosawa film would have instant priority over a Marvel movie

[@maciejatkowski5524]

@@VOAxInsanity No but I mean seriously, these particular Marvel films are actually good, you can watch them from time to time. And yes, anybody with any common sense would prefer Bergman and Kurosawa to Marvel films 😁 Let’s be serious, guys, you know it’s true.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Disney has steadily ruined the MCU. The only good movie they have done is Infinity War.

[@anthonyburn1010]

Logan, Thor Ragnorak, Spiderman 2, Spiderman into the Spiderverse, and Guardians of the Galaxy are the best of the Marvel films for me.

[@maciek8159]

None! They all suck and are for either kids or the general lazy audience who wanna be spoon fed their plot. God forbid Hollywood makes an intelligent movie that actually challenges you. It’s really sad. Some masterpieces are Mr.Klein, Accatone, Taxi Driver, All That Jazz, The Color of Pomegranetes, Ivan’s Childhood, Come and See, L’eclisse, Vivre Sae Vie, Black Narcissus, Rome, Open City, Pather Panchalia, Wings of Desire, La Strada, Wild Sfrawberry’s, Persona, Bitter Rice, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Spirited Away, High and Low, Once Upon A Time In The West etc

[@reniisgod]

I know your taste in film spans a whole host of genres, but never had you down as a Marvel fan

[@mohr4less]

Woah did she just kind compliment Elon Musk? 10:30 Almost Lost a fan with that one haha

[@deepfocuslens]

Go ahead. I could care less.

[@mohr4less]

@@deepfocuslens I really enjoy your content. Recently stumbled into it. That was meant to be a mostly sarcastic jab, though I find musk to be a fraud. Keep up your hard and interesting work.

[@childishcappuccino1899]

Pretentious