This is quite an interesting order to watch the MCU films up to civil war.
The graphic does have a big typo however.
Still, what do you guys think? WIll you ever watch these films?
Release order.
>>68891242
No, and anyone who does should kill themselves.
>>68891269
It isn't the release order. Has some adjustments to it... I think it's pretty logical.
>>68891242
>implying there won't be wasted screen time on exposition dialogue summing everything from the past plots that is crucial to the current plot spark notes style for the idiots that didn't pay attention to these 12 other movies previously
You watch it in release order idiot.
>Face One
>Face Two
This can't be real. Nobody's this fucking retarded.
Anyway, the best order to watch this or any series of films in is always RELEASE ORDER.
Luckily though, this series is kind of set up so you can watch them in the same way you would follow a comic book universe. They have their big crossover events that are necessary to watch(Avengers Assemble and Age of Ultron), but outside of that you can just pick a character that appeals to you and only watch his standalone movies. Afterward, if you really feel compelled to, you can go back and watch the other characters' films that you missed out on.
>>68891635
The Avengers movies are also written in a way that you don't need to watch the solo movies to understand them.
>>68891242
>face
>>68891242
>changing up TDW and IM3 just so you can make le ebin lokiology xd meme
Yeah, nevermind that it is implied that at least a year passes with Loki in prison and watching it right after Avengers fucks that up.
Release order or fuck off.
>>68891957
It's not implied in the movies.
>>68891957
Not the guy you're replying to, but is there really supposed to be more than a year between Avengers and Age of Ultron?
It feels like six months at the most.
>>68892125
Civil war pretty much confirms at that there's no sliding timeline here, Iron Man has been active for 8 years.
>>68891242
>face one two
isn't that something like 30h of capeshit? Holy shit the amount of good stuff you could watch in that time.
>>68891242
there used to be an edited together 9 hour movie called avengers assemble or something like that. someone cut together all the movies (at the time) and put the scenes as they happened. so you would have a hulk scene and then an ironman scene because the events were happening at the same time. it was actually really good
>>68892254
Sounds fun.
>>68892254
I remember that. It's too bad they didn't eventually update it and continue it past Avengers 1, but to be honest, I don't know how they would.
Once you get into Phase 2, there are so few connections between the events of each movie, that it's impossible to tell when they take place in relation to each other.
>>68892254
Anyone know where to find it?
>>68891242
The viewing order is leaving out one movie:
The Hurt Locker
The Hurt Locker is required watching before Iron Man and after The First Avenger. It's the origin story of Hawkeye and Falcon. It is also a reflection on the Iraq War, and can be contrasted with the more B&W aspects of WW 2. Ultimately, it also shows the kind of world that allowed an arms dealer like Tony Stark to rise to fame.
>>68892500
well when we got into thor, the movie was mostly untouched. so i guess they could still figure out ways to incorporate the rest of the films but not force any connections and just leave them mostly alone.
itd be kind of weird though, after captain america, we would probably get the scene of memelord as a child, and we wouldnt see the result of that event until like 12 hours later when his movie chronologically began
>>68892612
Should still be up on torrents. I think there's original single file (but lower quality, including some weird watermark or something in the corner) one, and one that's split up into like 3 or so files that should be much better quality, but I haven't bothered to download that one.
>>68891242
The order is leaving out Deadpool. Deadpool could either take place before or after Winter Soldier or even, quite possibly, before Ant-Man. Before you all say "But its part of the Xmen cinematic universe!", consider the following:
(a) only two xmen are shown to be working at the mansion suggesting that (i) the xmen are underhanded or (ii) the xmen are not the big players in the MCU, unilke their main universe
(b) Bob, from Hydra, is in the movie. Also, the climax of the movie takes place on the Helicarrier. Any reason why they don't explicitly say Hydra or use the exact model of the Helicarrier is because of "muh copyright"
But and most importantly
(c) Deadpool's creation, though technically supposed to be part of the Weapon X programme, is, in his movie, more similar to the creation of Captain America and Emil Blomsky than it is to Wolverine. Both Deadpool and Cap are injected with a serum that gives them regenerative powers and super-soldier abilities, the difference being that, and in Deadpool's case, instead of vita-rays, a deprivation of oxygen is sued to trigger the effectiveness of the treatment. The whole "awakening of the mutant gene" is just BS to keep the movie grounded within the Xmen universe - without it, Deadpool can easily be seen as a super-soldier reject, much like Emil Blomsky (the Abomination) and Hulk (who used Gamma Rays)Lastly, and in the comics, the Weapon X programme, which Deadpool was a part of, was an attempt to make another super soldier.
>>68891242
>>not including Ang Lee Hulk before Iron Man
Pleb.
Ang Lee's Hulk is the unofficial prequel to the Incredible Hulk. How else do you think the Hulk ended up in Brazil?
>>68892792
no to everything. deadpools creation in this movie was to make slaves and servants. he was injected with a serum that would activate his MUTANT x gene, if he had one, and needed some sort of trauma to get his survival instincts going. the rest of the shit is just easter eggs because its deadpool and nothing fucking matters
Missing DD, JJ, and Agents o Shield.
This is MUCH more simple.
>>68892944
>make slaves and servantsFor Hydra
>>68892978
>incredible hulk is totally skippable
what the fuck is it with this meme that the incredible hulk is bad?
>>68891242
Who has time to watch this many movies?
>>68892978
>Agents of Shield
Everyone is better off pretending that show doesn't exist, and Marvel Studios already does.
>>68893039HAIL HYDRA
>>68892978
>Skip The Incredible Hulk
>Watch Agents of SHIT
>Iron Man 3 and Agent Carter not skippable
>>68892855
This. I really wish Marvel would just accept Hulk as a prequel to Incredible Hulk.
There's no reason it can't be treated as such. Lou Ferrigno even cameos as a security guard in both fucking films and Incredible Hulk pretty much picks up where Hulk ended.
They can't possibly be worried about too many different actors playing Banner, can they? They already recast him themselves, so what does it matter?
>>68891312
Hes saying your list is shit release order or bust.
>>68892125
All the movies beside The First Avenger take place during the year the movies are released.
>>68891242
>face one face two
Pajeet tier confirmed and dropped.
>>68892647
Guardians of the Galaxy would be pretty hard to implement in the movie either way, there really isn't anything that could be used as a reference on when the events happen in relation to the other MCU flicks.
>>68893151
>Iron Man 3 skippable
And then you come here and complain that Tony has changed completely as a character between Avengers and Age of Ultron.
>>68893155
The thing about Ang Lee's Hulk is that it's utter shit.
>>68893082
skipable doesn't mean that it's bad,it just doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the MCU. Bruce Banner is introduced in Avengers exactly the same way he was introduced in TIH; in a foreign country, hiding from the government, incident free for a considerable length of time. As long as you're familiar with the concept of who "the hulk is," Avengers is a perfectly acceptable starting point for his character.
>>68893105
>actually thinking AoS is a bad show
>probably stopped watching after S1E8 like a tard
>i eat my feelings away
>>68893438
>it just doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the MCU
>who is Thunderbolt Ross
>Tony Stark cameo
Avengers serves as a soft-reboot for the character, but to say that Incredible Hulk doesn't belong in the MCU is moronic.
>>68893364
His characterization in AoU makes perfect sense after The Avengers. It clashes with Iron man 3, because that movie has him getting over his fear/paranoia that the incident gave him.
>>68893490
I watched the entire first two seasons because liars like you said it got good. It absolutely did not.
>>68892978
The TV shows in a movie marathon... who's gonna watch that???
>>68893424So was the Incredible Hulk and Thor: the Dark World. Also Iron Man 2 and 3
>>68893553
And he's still over his fear and paranoia in Age of Ultron, Ultron is created to make the Avengers not needed.
The vision Wanda gives Tony doesn't detract from Tony's character development in Iron Man 3.
>>68893622>Also Iron Man 2 and 3
(You)
Iron Man 3 is superior to Iron Man 1.
>>68893781
I just find Iron Man 3 incredibly irrelevant to the rest of the narrative in the MCU.
Iron Man 2 was just as bad, but it least introduced Black Widow and War Machine
>>68893875
You can just admit you have shit taste, I won't judge you.
>>68892633
Laffiin right now
>>68893619
>not watching the shows
>watch the average flicks marathon
>>68893900
>watching superheroes flicks
>not shit taste
>>68893151
IM3 makes Tony closer to his Civil War attitude than any other movie
>>68893875
>I just find Iron Man 3 incredibly irrelevant to the rest of the narrative in the MCU.
Tony's development in Iron Man 3 was a huge contribution to his change of tone toward government involvement in Civil War.
>>68891242
>"this picture is made by S-D"
>taking credit for this bullshit
>taking credit for making any picture on the internet
fuck this new internet
>>68893875
The only two problems with Iron Man 3 are that it feels disconnected with AoU (even though both AoU and IM3 make perfect sense with Civil War, in their own ways) and that while the villain ruse was great, the villain we were left with was a noname faggot.
>>68893155
The thing is several things change. Little things like locations (Virginia vs California) and big things like Ross's entire character motivation and the fact that he had nothing to do with Banner's research in the first movie.
>>68891242
>>68891730
You kind of need to see Avengers and Winter Soldier to understand Ultron. Kind of like how you'll need to have seen Ultron to understand Civil War.
Mostly you're right, though, but it's interesting that the Captain America films are always so central to the overarching plot - Cap 1 introduces Hydra and the power of Asgardian tech on Earth, which is the driving force of the plot in Avengers. Winter Soldier brings back Hydra and destroys SHIELD's ability to be the controlling force of the superheroes, which leads to Tony Stark inventing Ultron unchecked (and also alien tech being involved again), which leads to Civil War.
None of the other characters contribute so directly, except insomuch as Thor contributes Loki.
>>68892792
>only two X-men are shown to be working at the mansion
The movie answers that. It gave a very postmodern answer, but it's their answer. It was for budget/comedy purposes. They only had to pay for a voice actor and mocap, cheap CGI, and a Literally Who.
>it's almost like the studio couldn't afford another X-Man!
>>68894445
It's been 5 movies since IM3 and its plot threads really haven't paid off much except somewhat in AoU, but only in a broad sense that owes as much to Avengers 1 as IM3's follow-up. Maybe in light of Civil War it'll feel like it belongs more.
>>68892792
Deadpool happens after civil war. The final fight takes place on the crashed helicarriers
>>68896980
The winter soldier*
There's so much capeshit I'm getting them confused
>>68892978
why is Guardians of Galaxy in there
Its not relevant until Infinite Wars
>>68897041
It sets up the Thanos storyline and the dream sequens of Thor in AoU.
