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Saturday, October 17, 2015

Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies Ranked

Hey, it's been a while since I posted.. January 12, and now it's October 17... do the math if you wish, I don't know if I can.  But I decided to make an epic comeback with a ranking of all the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies.  Now, if you know me, you know I really really love Marvel superhero flicks.  They're fun, for the most part, and offer heroic tales and epicness and awesomeness.

For the most part.

I'll rank all 12 Marvel movies from worst to best, in my humble opinion ;)  Now, let's begin with:

12: The Incredible Hulk

While this is far, far superior to Ang Lee's borefest film Hulk (I hope I didn't offend anyone there, it's just my opinion! ;) ), this is still the most forgettable and easily the worst of the Cinematic Universe movies. This is the one Marvel movie that I'll actually say I don't like.  But it's okay, because it was the second film in the universe, so Marvel was still working and experimenting on how to portray their heroes ;)

11: Iron Man 2

This isn't necessarily a bad addition to the Cinematic Universe, there were some aspects of it that I really liked, but it just felt like a 2-hour long trailer for the Avengers.  The argument could be made that the same statement is true of all the movies following the first Iron Man, but they pulled it off better than Iron Man 2 did.  Iron Man 2 wasn't really bad though, it was just forgettable.  I'd watch it again.

10: Thor: The Dark World

I really enjoyed Thor: The Dark World believe it or not.  Why is it so low on my list?  Well, because there were other movies that I just enjoyed more.  And were more memorable.  Thor 2 was benefitted from strong performances like Chris Hemsworth's.  He really mastered the role of Thor ;)

9: Iron Man 3

Yes, there's the plot with the Mandarin that a lot of people didn't like, but I personally did.  Not that I loved it, it was just alright.  Plus Robert Downey Jr. was really good in the film, and the action was fun.

8: Guardians of the Galaxy

Now, I really liked Guardians for the most part.  With likable characters such as Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot, Guardians is what Star Wars tried, but ultimately failed, to be.

7: Thor

Chris Hemsworth nailed his performance as the mythological Norse deity who fell down to earth in this Marvel film.  With a strong subplot of having to grow up and mature, and brotherly rivalries and friendship, Thor is a much deeper film than what you see at first glance.

6: Iron Man

The film that started it all off, Iron Man was a fun ride for the most part, with a snarky performance from Robert Downey Jr. that really propelled his career.

5: Captain America: The First Avenger

I loved this movie!  A lot of people don't for some reason, but I really love it.  It introduced the cinematic world to my favorite hero, Captain America.  A great, fun ride.

4: Ant-Man

This movie was really fun.  Sure, it had faults and flaws, but it was for the most part just a fun heist film.  Plus, it's the first movie I saw with my girlfriend.  So, that makes it special!

3: The Avengers

Seeing all the cool heroes come together truly was a remarkable trip!  Watching the heroes squabble, argue, fight, fight together, and finally unite in one epic battle against aliens was 2 1/2 hours well spent.

2: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Seeing Cap getting accustomed to the real world after the events of The Avengers was really cool.  Watching his relationship with the Winter Soldier deepen and progress, ultimately ending in the epic final showdown between the two that will decide the fate of the world.

1: Avengers: Age of Ultron

A really epic follow-up to the epic superhero extravaganza The Avengers!! With an epic villain like Ultron, and a great addition like Quicksilver, and more reasons to like Hawkeye (now my second favorite hero).  Epic movie!