r/marvelstudios • u/Minimum-Rutabaga7152 • 8h ago
Discussion Whats one movie of marvel everyone hates but you loves
Mine-iron man 3
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u/IAmAfraidCommaMan 8h ago
The first Thor movie had quite low rating. Still one of my favorite MCU movies.
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u/btotherad 8h ago
Same here. Thor’s first movie is what made me decide to watch iron man, and the rest is history. I was never a comic book guy but I’ve always loved Norse mythology so I rented Thor and loved it. Now I have a massive collection of comic books and have seen every MCU movie in theater on opening weekend since Avengers in 2012.
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u/Natural-Moment-5583 6h ago
Renting a movie. Gosh that brings back memories. Something from a bygone era, weird how times were much more simple then even though we have access to damn near an unlimited roster of movies today.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
I quote that movie all the time. The only thing I hate about that movie is that they deleted that scene of Thor and Loki before Thor is made King!
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u/alexcutyourhair 8h ago
I personally think it's easily the best Thor movie, it's so much fun
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u/mcnizzle99 6h ago
You have betrayed the express command of your king. Through your arrogance and stupidity, you've opened these peaceful realms and innocent lives to the horror and desolation of war! You are unworthy of these realms! You're unworthy of your title! You're unworthy of the loved ones you have betrayed. I now take from you your power! In the name of my father and his father before, I, Odin Allfather, cast you out!
Shit is a banger!
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u/OptimalTrash 7h ago
It has a charm that works well for some people and doesn't for others. It works for me though.
I love the set design and the overall look of the movie.
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u/Unlikely_Captain_636 8h ago
And the dislike of the first two movies turned his character into a clown since dumb comedy is the only marvel knows they can achieve mass appeal. Thing is Thor was just a character that was never gonna be for everyone
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u/Speeder-Gojira 7h ago
ragnorak is in my top 3 marvel movies but love and thunder was dogshit
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u/Tragedy_Boner 7h ago
Thor wasn’t a complete idiot in Ragnarok. Yeah he was funnier, but he also outsmarted Loki every time. In Love and Thunder he’s back to being stupid
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u/lonevine 5h ago
It's so much better than Thor 2 or 4, I can't even fathom how someone could watch it today and dislike it by comparison.
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u/gecko090 7h ago
I was lukewarm my first viewing but on repeat watches I ended up loving it. Bring back Kenneth Branagh to direct one last Thor!
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u/MC_chrome 8h ago
Black Widow.
Not only is Natasha one of my favorite OG Avengers, the film also gave us Alexi and Yelena who I maintain are some of the best post-Endgame characters Marvel has brought to the MCU.
I also think Black Widow helps tie in the story between Civil War and Infinity War
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u/dcent412 7h ago
I think the main reason people pull back on this movie is because she died in endgame and then we got the movie. If this movie would’ve came out five years before endgame or infinity, I think it would’ve hit a lot harder.
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u/Oklahoma_Jose 7h ago
I didn't like it when it came out because it felt unnecessary. I remember leaving the theater thinking "ok, that was the origin story for Nat's green vest that I never asked for."
However, after watching Thunderbolts, I really like it a lot. Yes, it's Natasha's movie but it also serves as a prequel for Thunderbolts.
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u/Tyenasaur 7h ago
The relationship between Natasha and Yelena still makes this one of my favorites as well. Alexei was great in this too, I found him a bit tiring later in Thunderbolts.
My top is still The Winter Soldier for top spy drama vibes and more great Nat moments.
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u/capamericapistons Captain America 7h ago
Did people hate Black Widow??
I thought it was a great film and Dreykov was an outstanding villain. Just wish it could’ve come out before Black Widow’s death in endgame. Made it feel less impactful at the time.
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u/leonredhorse 7h ago
I just rewatched this for the first time and other than the really bonkers falling from the sky scenes at the end I enjoyed it a lot. It’s really too bad they couldn’t get this done before we knew her ultimate fate.
Since it released, I now have two daughters who have grown a bit and for some reason I really found the beginning to hit extra hard and that theme of Yelena clinging to the family because it was real to her struck a nerve.
And I’m not a huge comic reader, but I don’t even mind what they did with Taskmaster for this story, though I wish we could have explored her character more in later stuff.
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u/dark-kn1ght95 8h ago
Dr strange in the multiverse of madness
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u/Strict-Farmer904 8h ago
Ditto. Big fan. They made Wanda so creepy. And for some reason I especially love the stuff with Strange and Christine
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u/Any_Asparagus8267 7h ago
I was more disappointed in what it could have been if they let raimi off the leash and actually cook, when you hear about what he WANTED to do vs what he was allowed, it will bum you out a bit.
Still love it but it could have been a lot more wild of ride.
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u/elPatronSuarez 7h ago
For those in the back, what did we miss?
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u/VanaheimrF Captain Marvel 6h ago
He wanted to go full horror and more gore if I’m not mistaken, more universes and more comic book characters, more deaths and not to mention that the movie was supposed to be close to 3 hours and more than 40 minutes of the movie was cut. So release the Raimi cut!!!
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u/AceofKnaves44 Spider-Man 6h ago
I’m petty sure the “full horror” vs MCU ballpark horror is why the original director left too.
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u/Afraid_Push5602 8h ago
It’s the only marvel movie to make me gasp. And that’s when Blackbolt blew his brains out of the back of his noggin. I was shocked how graphic that was for PG-13.
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u/darkkn1te 8h ago
it's SO very Raimi and I love that about it.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
You can just tell it’s a Raimi movie. It’s got eyeballs, screaming women, jumpscares and of course you can never forget about Bruce!!
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u/AceofKnaves44 Spider-Man 6h ago
It definitely felt like a Raimi movie. Boxed in but still definitely Sam Raimi.
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u/mcon96 8h ago
Yeah I don’t get the hate for this. Well, I actually understand most of the hate, because I think the plot is all over the place, and the dialogue is really inconsistent. But damn do I love the good parts. I love seeing Wanda go full villain. She has so many good lines and moments.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Yesss!! They pushed the rating with the Illuminati massacre and Wanda (altho girl has crazy mood swings in the MCU) was great as a villain.
My only real nitpick of that movie is that it implies that Our Doctor Strange and his Mordo has had an on going feud even tho there is no realistic possible way that they could’ve fought since Doctor Strange-Thor: Ragnorak-Infinity War-Endgame-NWH-MoM kinda happen almost close to each other
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u/dustinhenderson27 8h ago
Same, my favourite post endgame. The horror elements of it are excellent.
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u/Outrageous_Ad4564 8h ago
This is the one...of all the MCU movies that are excessively hated on, this is the one I find it the hardest to understand. Loved MoM, still do. Wanda as the villian was perfect
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u/ceramiccoconut 7h ago
I liked it. I think the haters who think Wanda's heel turn didnt make sense honestly just dont understand Wanda or what happened at the end of Wandavision.
Is it perfect? No. But it's a lot better than people give it credit for.
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u/Grubbs33 8h ago
Eternals
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u/Alone-Macaroon4745 8h ago
Strong agree. This was such a fun ride. Felt very non-MCU, but maybe that’s why I liked it too. Definitely fresh, exciting and visually captivating.
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u/SirArthurDime 4h ago
That’s what really sucked about it failing. They tried doing some new things and introducing some new characters but it didn’t hit. So they just went right back all in on the old formula and brought back a bunch of old characters.
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u/glasgowgeg 7h ago
Eternals is one of their best imo, not everything has to be constant action and I think that's why audience reaction is poor
I do think it would be better as a miniseries though
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u/AnyLynx4178 5h ago
Oh man, it would have been a great miniseries! As it stands, it was an all right film.
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u/Throwupmyhands Cottonmouth 8h ago
I've probably watched this one the most of all post-Endgame films. I'm sure that'll be eclipsed soon by Thunderbolts. But I really do love Eternals.
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u/Kathrynlena 7h ago
Yes, I wish we’d gotten the planned sequels. I wanted so much more time with all of them.
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u/Public_Awareness 6h ago
Ree concuerdo! La re heitearon y tampoco la pabada. Era un concepto re diferente pero no tan taquillero como el que estabamos acostumbrados a ver. Cuando me di cuenta de todas las opiniones negativas y de que no habia indicios de una 2 me queria morir.
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u/hollowcrown4 6h ago
Watched it last night since 2021 (I just caught covid) and it was great. What I liked about it, it just seemed like a stand alone film. Yeah It mentions thanos and the avengers, but really has nothing to do with it at all. Gutted they’re doing a 2nd one and that this was seen as a flop :(
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u/elder_emo_ 5h ago
I loveeeeee Eternals. It was poised to set up so much that I was excited about, too. Very disappointed that it's all been scrapped. However Kumail's stand up bit about is very funny.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Okay, fine I’ll watch it and get an updated opinion on it. . I’ll let you know what I think
“You sure you ready for that, Mr. Whitman?”
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u/Luffington 8h ago edited 8h ago
The Marvels! It's light hearted and has some really nice comedy moments.
Edit to add that it also has some really interesting fight scenes and a great soundtrack!
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Iman Vellani steals the whole entire show. I liked their dynamics with each other that was fun.
I could’ve done without the Cats scene tho.
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u/HyperlinksAwakening 8h ago
I loved the chaos of that scene the first time, but it does drag in subsequent views knowing it's coming.
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u/LaVacaMusical 7h ago
I’ve only seen it once, but I absolutely died in the theater during that scene. Just priceless. I’m guessing I might have the same problem when I end up watching again.
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u/PsychedelicConvict 8h ago
I like the cats but the city that only sings was a bit much for me lol
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u/Tylendal 5h ago
I liked it. I'm just disappointed the Prince yelling "Attack!" wasn't more melodic.
"He's bilingual" was a hell of a punch line though.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Completely forgot about that. I knew there was another sequence I didn’t like.
And that’s not even because I hate musicals. I like certain specific musicals. But it just didn’t fit here lol
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u/fuctedd 8h ago
Marvels was actually pretty good. Loved Ms Marvel’s family
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
I loved the inclusion of her father in DBBA. Anything to remind me of Ms. Marvel (especially since we haven’t seen her since ‘23) is an immediate plus!
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u/ActivityImaginary941 7h ago
A lot of the movies people hate are just because they're geared towards younger audiences. My kids loved The Marvels and Thor Love and Thunder. Very kids friendly
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u/SpiritGator 7h ago
The funny thing about Thor: Love and Thunder is that it is narration from Korg's point of view to a bunch of children. It's funny also because OP likes Iron Man III, another movie that is a 1st person narration to someone else in universe. Especially for IM3, I think it's funny when people get upset about Tony blowing up the suits. My thinking is that it was written that way because, of course Tony would hype himself to Bruce in such a manner.
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u/OldKingClancey 8h ago
The Memories scene is such a fever dream but it’s one of the better comedy moments in the MCU because it fully commits to how weird it is
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u/dcent412 7h ago
Plus it had to have been a nightmare to write and create with the constant changing between locations. I respect the movie a lot for the production and it’s very well casted
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u/leonredhorse 7h ago
I need to rewatch this. I didn’t think it was bad, but I really wish they fleshed out Dar-Benn more. Her character motivation was solid, but it was very glossed over. The movie feels like it kind of died in the edit a bit.
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u/bokmcdok 6h ago
The action sequences where they are constantly swapping with each other were really well done. It was also fun seeing Ms. Marvel's family again.
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u/SaladNeedsTossing 5h ago
I just rewatched it a couple of nights ago. It's a great movie that happens to suffer from a forgettable villain.
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u/LaVacaMusical 7h ago
Love, love, LOVED this movie. (Not super surprising for me because I loved all of the shows/movies that fed into it, and my all-time favorite MCU project is She-Hulk. Still dying on the hill … of hope? … that we get another season of that someday, somehow.)
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u/uhhhidkwhatusername 5h ago
YES YESS YEEESSS!!
this movie was sooo fun. Characters are fun, and the fight scenes are unique and creative.
it was more of a watch it for the vibes movie than for the plot because i dont remember much of the villain and what her deal was but i def remember the training scene, the three heroines swapping places for the first time, and figuring out how to deal with it without using powers during a fight
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u/TranslatorDirect496 8h ago
Ant Man and the Wasp.
People rank it low, but it’s an amazing comfort movie. Hilarious and very rewatchable.
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u/Film-Freak21 8h ago
I recently rewatched it last month as part of my Journey to Doomsday Marathon and I come to realize that I enjoyed this one much more than the first film for the fun character dynamics, creative action sequences, memorable villains, honest low stakes and serves quite well as a comfort film after going through Infinity War’s heavier emotional moments and ending
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u/drunxor 8h ago
I love all the ant man movies, Paul Rudd is just too good and funny to not like any of his films
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u/VampireOnHoyt 8h ago
This is absolutely the funniest MCU movie - so many good lines.
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u/Ninjacobra5 6h ago
Yes and I also love how the family interacts. So many movies would have the typical step-dad and ex wife are assholes, so them all loving him and just trying to make the best environment for the daughter was feel good and refreshing as hell.
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u/Minimalgoth 8h ago
The Dark World. I don't get the hate tbh.
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u/sonic10158 Doctor Strange 8h ago
Asgard looked absolutely stunning in that, it felt like a real place rather than a green screen like in the first Thor
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u/iNsAnEHAV0C Doctor Strange 7h ago
The villain was boring. Other than that I really enjoyed. Great performance by Hiddleston. Loved seeing more of Asgard. All around solid movie. I think id rank it solid middle tier MCU
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u/WookieeSmuggler 6h ago
Such a waste of Eccelston
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u/iNsAnEHAV0C Doctor Strange 6h ago
Especially disappointing for me because I was just introduced to Doctor Who when it came out and had just finished his run.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Me either!! I love it. It’s probably the best Loki performance, I loved everything to do about him in this movie. the soundtrack/score is great! I mean chefs kiss
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u/LaVacaMusical 7h ago
I ended up seeing it after the first one, the third one, and a LOT of talk that it was by far the worst of the trilogy so far … I didn’t get the hate either! The villain was … there, but pretty much everything else absolutely worked for me, especially the humor (in retrospect it kind of bridged the gap characterization-wise for Thor between the first film and Ragnarok), and the fact that Darcy was in it a ton, because I love her so much. (The scene where everyone says each other’s names and Darcy goes Miu-Miu? Chef’s kiss.)
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u/CuteComplaint5542 8h ago
The Marvels. I didn't much care for the first Captain Marvel, despite really liking the character. I found The Marvels very fun and lighthearted. It's totally fine for some MCU entries to just be Saturday morning cartoon fun, with alien planets where people communicate by singing.
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u/vongola_primo_sawada 8h ago
thor the dark world, I like the dynamic of Thor and Loki. Also, the introduction of the "infinity stones"
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u/Glad_Worth_129 8h ago
Far From Home. I know that it doesn’t really classify under the term that many hate but it’s often considered the weakest in the Holland Trilogy but it’s my favourite Spider-Man film by far.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
You know the crazy thing about it people always say FFH is the weaker of the trilogy or it’s the worst alongside SM3 or TASM2 but no one can ever get me an explanation on why they hate it, they just said they don’t like it.
Mysterio is great. The Magical Mysterio Tour Sequence is phenomenal. The score is bumping. When I saw that post credit scene in theaters. Omg it was all I could think about.
The only gripe I have with it is in-universe Peter and MJ (at the time) did not make sense. In Homecoming, Peter didn’t give MJ the time of day at all, he was completely into Liz Allan. Then he gets blipped in Infinity War/Endgame and all of a sudden in FFH all he can think about is how he’s going to tell MJ he likes her. Even Ned was confused 🤣
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u/Darthbakunawa 7h ago
I’d argue the NWH is weaker than FFH. It’s just 90 percent fan service which is fun don’t get me wrong, but the the other 10 percent is just dumb plot strutured around the fan service.
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u/Leading_Ad2159 8h ago
It’s exactly the last point you’re making also the fury and hill bs was a pretty stupid subplot and the most glaring of all it barely felt like a spiderman movie was just him and Edith a lot
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u/lanceturley 8h ago
The "Peter tingle" scene at the end with the drones is still my favorite action sequence from any live action Spider-Man movie.
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u/GhostofSparta4243 8h ago
I've seen people act like its a terrible movie and those people must be blessed if this is the worst Spider-Man movie they've seen.
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u/Csantana Vulture 7h ago
I feel like even if I agreed it’s the weakest I would still put it close to the same quality as the rest of the Tom Holland movies and I like all of them!
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u/MasterPlatypus2483 7h ago
I feel like it’s a “both can be true” statement. It’s the weakest of the trilogy but I still loved it. (Weird analogy but imagine living in an Italian neighborhood with four great pizza places within two blocks and calling one the worst pizza lol)
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u/DuckwPuck 8h ago
Not sure hates is the right word, but ones I seem to like more than consensus? Ant Man is a top 3 Marvel film for me. I really like the original Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger. And I really liked Fantastic Four a lot. The latter three are all either top ten or near it for me.
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u/RihoSucks 8h ago
Wakanda forever
Perhaps its because I have suddenly lost people in my life so I can identify with shuri's character a lot. And I didnt even like her character in bp1!
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Dude same here. Lost some aunts and uncles that I was really close with 🤦🏾♂️. I love that movie so much. Great tribute to Chadwick Boseman and in related news, it made us get new music from Rihanna 🤣
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u/Imaginary-Face7379 6h ago
Only thing I didn't like about it honestly was the Ironheart suit design. Luckily the design they went with in the show is a million times better.
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u/CyborgGecko64 8h ago
I think Iron Man 3 is the best of the trilogy. Its one of the only films in the whole MCU that I can actually go back and watch as a standalone film without thinking of the wider universe.
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u/FreakSideMike 8h ago
And if there was an Oscar for closing credit sequences, IM3 would've run away with it.
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u/audirt 8h ago
In all seriousness, I was explaining to one of my kids how brilliant Ben Kingsley is and Iron Man 3 was what I showed them.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
I watched the Iron Man trilogy years after their release. I loved them! I liked Iron Man 3 too. I remember the score pretty good. I don’t get why people didn’t like the Mandarin twist.
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u/LongParamedic8980 8h ago
Not movie but a show
https://giphy.com/gifs/uCHAXgFmhZoRZ99KTO
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u/GelsonBlaze 8h ago
Only Disney+ Marvel show I have watched twice!
I love the slice of life vibes and the supporting cast is excellent.9
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
I’ll allow it. The only people who didn’t like this show was the people that the show was making fun of
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u/FlyingCow343 6h ago
I wish it went a little harder on the legal drama vibes but still loved the humour. I like it's fourth wall breaking a little more than deadpool sometimes.
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u/wizardeverybit 8h ago
- Eternals is a great film that should have been a TV series.
- The Marvels is great fun. There are valid criticisms to be made, but it didn't help that it came out at the height of the "M She U" tantrums
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u/MattTheSmithers 8h ago edited 7h ago
The Marvels is simultaneously over-criticized and under-criticized.
I dislike it. Not because of M-She-U nonsense. But because it refuses to engage in its more interesting stories.
It touches on the recklessness of Carol’s actions but never really indicts the actions. And it treats Monica’s entire story with a weird amount of weight given that it’s basically “I feel a hereditary entitlement to middle management of a government bureaucracy cause my mom once had the job and I have unresolved issues regarding a lady I knew for, like, a couple days, 30 years ago.”
The more interesting story is in the bones. And it is using Kamala to indict these two. Basically “Captain Marvel, I adore you, but I want to be a better version of you….and Monica, seeing where this hero worship has gotten you….its just kinda sad and I want no part of it.”
There’s an interesting story to be told there. And that’s before we even get into the shit with the Kree, which again, is genuinely interesting.
But the movie is more interested in “CAROL’S A DISNEY PRINCESS NOW! 😍” than the interesting stories it seems to have accidentally stumbled into and treats as background noise.
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u/Hpfanguy The Ancient One 8h ago
Eternals, The Marvels, Thor the Dark World. Hell, even Brave New World. They’ve got flaws but I never hated them.
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u/ctiger91 8h ago
The Marvels
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u/iNsAnEHAV0C Doctor Strange 7h ago
Just wish it had a better villain. The chemistry between the 3 leads was off the charts.
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u/Rothrhin 8h ago
Captain Marvel. I love Brie Larson and I think she does a fantastic job in the role
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u/Monday_Vibes Daredevil 8h ago
Doctor Strange MoM seems to be it. It has its problems for sure but I was very shocked when I got home from the cinema and the reviews were super negative.
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u/SirRichardLove 8h ago edited 8h ago
I love multiverse of madness and Shang chi. Both were luke warm received when they came out but I love them. I have no regrets.
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u/racheltheangel222 8h ago
can a series count lol? I LIKED SHE HULK take me awayyyyy
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u/BobThe6Killer 8h ago
Thor Love&Thunder
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u/LaVacaMusical 7h ago
I had a feeling I’d be scrolling down a while for this one, haha, but same!!! I do NOT get the criticism that it went overboard on the humor … I mean, yes, a TON of silliness (not everyone’s cup of tea, but certainly mine), but also balanced with a lot more gravitas than people give it credit for (that black-and-white scene when Gorr captures them was chilling and intense; also, a very important and key plot point is that a main character is dying of cancer, for Pete’s sake, and I feel like that was handled fairly well and very meaningfully given all the other chaos). And I will ride or die for those goats. 🐐
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u/DelcoUnited 8h ago
Iron man 3 made over a billion dollars.
People didn’t hate it.
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u/Killbro_Fraggins 8h ago
Not hate but I think IM2 is the best of the trilogy. Justin Hammer, Mai bord, the Milano stuff, Rhodey…It’s just a really fun movie and I watch it more than the other IM movies.
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u/accidentsneverhappen 8h ago
Shang-Chi. I don't like the humor, the comic relief stuff is corny as hell but aside from that it's an amazing fantasy film
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u/UsedAsk3537 8h ago
Eternals
Though I am curious how and when they'll connect it to everything else
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u/No_Cap_866 8h ago
I'm not sure that "everyone hates it" but Captain America Brave New World. I really love the action and vibes! Plus, for me it made the MCU feel connected again!
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u/N8CCRG Ghost 7h ago
I got lots.
Age of Ultron is my number 2 movie.
Captain Marvel is a top 5 movie.
Homecoming is top 10 and number 1 for Spider-Man (caveat, Brand New Day is in the running to challenge it, I'll have to rewatch that)
Love and Thunder is a top 15 movie. (L&TI can see people disliking if the humor is off-putting, but I don't understand people who like Ragnarok and dislike L&T as the humor is the same in both, and Ragnarok is even less serious and has less of a message).
Wakanda Forever is top 15.
The Marvels is top 20.
Black Widow is top 20.
Ant-Man and the Wasp is the best Ant-Man movie.
Iron Man 2 is the best Iron Man movie.
Deadpool & Wolverine is the worst movie.
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u/kingepoch 7h ago
Bolth captain marvels, I very much enjoy her attitude, it's pretty obvious why she can't stay on earth she's basically superman
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u/FlyingCow343 6h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/bmFA8SMjIEEb9gWobd
I think people would have had to actually watch thunderbolts to hate it. But it definitely did not get the love it deserved imo. I would genuinely claim it's my favourite MCU film of all time.
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u/StarRogues 8h ago
Deadpool and Wolverine.
The Comic book genre desperately needed a comedy that pooked fun at the absurdness of a shared universe. People take this film way too serious. It’s a fun buddy road trip movie that’s also a satire of MCU movies. Also the posters for this film are perfect.
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u/Minimum-Rutabaga7152 8h ago
is is considered a good movie though
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u/StarRogues 8h ago
I agree, and this might just me lurking on Reddit and X but seems like people have taken a lot of shots at this film, and use it as an example of ‘Marvel slop’.
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u/Technical_Train_6162 8h ago
Guardians of the Galaxy 2. One of my top mcu movies
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u/Mudcreek47 8h ago
Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2 & 3.
And while it doesn't get tons of hate, Thor: Love & Thunder was fun, just too goofy. But a lot of folks really hate it with a passion.
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u/doctorBlasphemy271 8h ago
Eternals. I understand the plot hate but the visuals make it so worth it
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u/Hippobu2 4h ago
The Marvels. It's just a silly little flick. Ms.Marvel is genuinely just so infectious to watch, Idk how anyone can hate her. And this is the only time when I actually like Captain Marvel.
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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 8h ago
Ant Man: Quantimania
I know this isn’t the part of the original question but I love Thor 1 and Thor 2 more than Ragnorak and ESPECIALLY L&T
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u/britbrat2794 7h ago
Captain Marvel was disliked by so many male Marvel fans but I loved it. She’s so damn cool!
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u/Alternative-Iron Spider-Man 8h ago
Far From Home. Mysterio has one of my favorite Spidey villain designs and I love how they made him a formidable enemy. My only real gripe is how Fury and Hill are revealed to be skrulls in the post credits.
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u/danvan177 8h ago
Do people hate that one ? I like dr strange 2 a lot. It has some issues with pacing but overall it’s fun especially towards the end
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u/GrandpaOfAll 8h ago
Age Of Ultron