Running MCU thread

Do not follow that link if you want to avoid spoilers. They are sprinkled throughout the portions of the various reviews. Some you have to think about or know the history of the characters in the comics to get them, but they are there.

 

I’m seeing that comic book fans love it. I just don’t want to look too closely because of spoilers.

 

I’ve always questioned the pacing of the Thor movies. Something about the characterization feels off and it needs a faster pace.

 

Even though it is sanitized, just making people aware of the Partition makes Ms. Marvel worthwhile.

 

Definitely. I did not care for the first couple of episodes, but I'm glad I stuck with it.

 

There was a recent Doctor Who episode that dealt with that as well.
Even as a history buff I'd never been aware of it. You always hear about Gandhi and Indian independence, not the incredible chaos and horror that followed. It's weird to see it brought up in a couple of unusual places like that, but always good to bring to light a part of history that's never mentioned.

 

This does a good job highlighting some of the plot holes in Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Also, the guys who make these really love Wong.

 

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/charlie-cox-vincent-donofrio-echo-1235170929/

Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio will both be in the upcoming Disney+ series Echo, focusing on the Maya Lopez character from Hawkeye. That should be interesting given how the latter series ended.

 

So…

If we were to create four tiers of Marvel movies, would it look like this?

Tier I
Endgame
Spider Man No Way Home
Winter Soldier

Tier II
Spider Man Far From Home
Iron Man I
Civil War
Dr. Strange I

Tier III
Iron Man III
Captain America
Captain Marvel
Dr. Strange Multiverse

Tier IV
Hulk
Thor Dark World

 

If what I typed above is true, Thor Love and Thunder is high to mid III.

 

You're missing about half of the movies.

 

Yes, but you get the idea.