What are your favourite Marvel movies?

I’m new to the Marvel universe and need some recommendations. I don’t know how I got this far in life never having seen a superhero movie but I recently watched all of the Spiderman movies and fell in love. I want to watch the Avengers but presumably I need to watch some of the others first to know what’s going on? What order should I watch them in? I’m not a huge movie watcher so watching all of them is a little daunting. Would love to hear everyone’s favourites! Thanks

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Karan_run2025-11-18 05:39

Iron man

Single-Pianist-22112025-11-18 05:40

Just start from the beginning (iron man) and watch in release order. You can skip Incredible Hulk because they basically redid the whole character in Avengers anyway

RetiredBlackKnight2025-11-18 05:42

If you're new to this, do yourself a favor and watch them in release order. Some of the bigger plotlines are weaved across several movies, and characters that show up in one character's movie may have already been introduced in somebody else's movie.

Start with Iron Man.

D-Rich-882025-11-18 05:44

Look up the MCU phases and watch them in release order. It’s the best way to watch for the first time, plus it makes all the post credit scenes make sense.

InevitableWeight3142025-11-18 05:46

Just watch them in release order for the most part. Keep in mind many of the movies exist in different universes as a result of different companies producing them:

- X-Men, Wolverine, Logan, Deadpool, New Mutants
- Spider-Man 1-3 (2002-2007)
- Amazing Spider-Man 1-2
- Blade 1-3
- Ghost Rider 1-2
- Fantastic Four 1-2 (2005-2007)
- Fant4stic (2015)
- Just about everything else including ‘Deadpool and Wolverine’ (2024) and ‘Fantastic Four First Steps’ (2025)

My favourite movies are Logan, X-Men Days of Future Past, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Captain America Civil War, but as I said, release order. Watching Logan or Xmen DoFP before the previous X-Men films will ruin the experience

DigificWriter2025-11-18 05:53

Captain Marvel

The Marvels

Doctor Strange

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Eternals

Black Panther

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

HenryOnYt12025-11-18 06:03

Imma be honest The Marvels is a pretty bad movie to introduce someone more into the franchise, also The Eternals since we will probably never see them again.

DigificWriter2025-11-18 06:05

The OP asked for people's Favorite movies. The Marvels and Eternals are some of my favorite movies.

HenryOnYt12025-11-18 06:09

oh..... yeah i didn't see that

PhuckSJWs2025-11-18 06:05

look at the specific titles the poster selected. and use some common sense. they are trolling

DigificWriter2025-11-18 06:13

"look at the specific titles the poster selected. and use some common sense. they are trolling"

Amazing. Every word of what you just said is wrong.

I gave the OP exactly what they asked for: a list of some of my favorite movies.

Little-Floor-8632025-11-18 05:59

I know it seems daunting to start from the beginning (Iron Man), but as someone who rewatched the entire Infinity Saga this summer…the early stuff is really good. You won’t be struggling to get through it—it’s a good time pretty much the whole way through (well, minus Thor 2). You can always decide to skip around later, but I think at least trying to do a release order watch through is VERY well worth it. It’s how these movies were meant to be enjoyed.

Otherwise, if you just want to get your toes wet, you could watch a few of the more isolated post-Infinity Saga projects like Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four, or Moon Knight (these won’t spoil much in case you want to go back and watch the Infinity Saga later). Recommendations for post-Infinity Saga stuff will vary a lot since the quality has been…sporadic. But Thunderbolts and FF were pretty universally well-received; Thunderbolts especially is a top five MCU movie for me. Moon Knight has a special place in my heart too but I know it has its critics.

spaceraingame2025-11-18 05:59

Just watch them in the order they came out, starting with Iron Man 1.

Alone-Ad60202025-11-18 06:05

Blaçk panther, spiderman 2. Dr strange, logan, blade an blade 2, spiderman, the wolverine, deadpool, incredible hulk 2008, iron man avengers endgame an infinty war, captain america winter soldier an brave new world, spiderman nowhere home, deadpool an wolverine, thor,xmen first class etc

PurpleZebraCabra2025-11-18 06:05

Saw the first Iron Man way back. But many years later, Thor Ragnarok got me hooked. Action, comedy, plot, etc. Then I saw Antman because I like Paul Rudd. And then Infinity War, and then I had to go back and do them all. Every Guardians movie rocks. Civil War is epic. Dr. Strange has the dope fractal scenes and magic. Black Panther brings it. You could skip Incredible Hulk. Thor Dark World is just ok, and Captain America first avenger is not my favorite either, but adds context to later films. You kind of have to run the gauntlet of most films that have Infinity Stones in then and cap it off with Endgame. It's a commitment, but I still go back and rewatch. Get Disney Plus and go!

urgasmic2025-11-18 06:10

they have lists of the MCU franchise. if you don't just want to start in release order, just watch trailers of everything and watch what looks good to you.

Uncanny_Doom2025-11-18 06:15

The best way to watch honestly is just release order from Iron Man onward.

Take your time and watch mid and post credit scenes. Thats the full experience we’ve all been having since 2008.

Almost all the MCU films stand perfectly fine on their own so if anything particularly interests you, you can watch it by itself and then go back to anything of interest that piques curiosity.

blokedog2025-11-18 06:41

There's a bunch. I'm an old school comic book fan. When Infinity Gauntlet came out, it was a huge and expensive thing to participate in(lots of other comic$). When the MCU started, they really hit hard with establishing all the main characters. They absolutely nailed Captain America, Thor, Iron Man. etc. I've been disappointed by soo many comic book adaptions over the years that I'll be quiet about it. When Marvel adapted the Infinity Gauntlet storyline into films and did it in 3 phases over a carefully planned decade? That is fucking awesome! I am happy to see that in my lifetime. Thank you Marvel for your cinematic universe.

trippyvanillagorilla2025-11-18 06:56

Thank you so much! I read a lot online but you’ve inspired me to go check out my local comic book store. I’m so excited to dive into this world :)

blokedog2025-11-18 08:27

My pleasure. People don't realize what Marvel has actually done with the MCU. It's separate from from the comics, but they have a treasure trove of material that they can adapt any way they want. It's awesome to see it realized. I love it.

swagonflyyyy2025-11-18 07:49

- Cap 2

- Cap 3

- Thor 3

- Infinity War

- AOU

- Dr. Strange 2

- GOTG 3

- Deadpool 3

- Fantastic Four

- Spider-Man 3

- Endgame

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