I never really pay attention to critic reviews, but you could tell by the negativity on social media that a lot of people had already made up their minds before they’d even seen it.
I think it has to do with other things than some people having made up their minds on social media.
The former movie came out in 2019. Me and my mom saw it. She wanted to go. My mom has a DVD box set with the first run of MCU film up and till The Avengers.
It was four years since the last film. My mom doesn't remember who Captain Marvel is, and hasn't mentioned a Marvel movie in like three years. She also hasn't cared about watching the shows. She rather watch BBC detective shows set in small coastal villages.
I think they have lost the general movie goer being a part of and following the whole "marvel shared universe thing" and will have to attract people on a movie to movie basis to a larger extent. Which they actually did in the beginning when everything was less shared and interconnected. And this one didn't connect enough to have people go to the cinema. Just like The Flash didn't. Or they have to get a Thanos-ramp up breaking through into the mainstream again. Like Secret Wars or whatever.
Agreed. Casual movie goers have fallen off a bit. Being a comic geek, in hindsight, I was always so amazed at how many casual movie goers were into it back in the Thanos days. Growing up, people thought comics were stupid. Now, they were driving big box office. Crazy.
Kamala being introduced is not intriguing enough for me.
The Veep is a Marvel superhero?
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I never really pay attention to critic reviews, but you could tell by the negativity on social media that a lot of people had already made up their minds before they’d even seen it.
I think it has to do with other things than some people having made up their minds on social media.
The former movie came out in 2019. Me and my mom saw it. She wanted to go. My mom has a DVD box set with the first run of MCU film up and till The Avengers.
It was four years since the last film. My mom doesn't remember who Captain Marvel is, and hasn't mentioned a Marvel movie in like three years. She also hasn't cared about watching the shows. She rather watch BBC detective shows set in small coastal villages.
I think they have lost the general movie goer being a part of and following the whole "marvel shared universe thing" and will have to attract people on a movie to movie basis to a larger extent. Which they actually did in the beginning when everything was less shared and interconnected. And this one didn't connect enough to have people go to the cinema. Just like The Flash didn't. Or they have to get a Thanos-ramp up breaking through into the mainstream again. Like Secret Wars or whatever.
Agreed. Casual movie goers have fallen off a bit. Being a comic geek, in hindsight, I was always so amazed at how many casual movie goers were into it back in the Thanos days. Growing up, people thought comics were stupid. Now, they were driving big box office. Crazy.
Nothing has caught on for me. No Marvel movie has caught my attention to want to go see it since endgame...
Kamala being introduced is not intriguing enough for me.
Oh and I know it's DC but Blue Beetle looks dumb too.
I was never a big follower of the movies, I'd see half of them eventually, when I was home sick one day or something. I've heard nothing about the MCU since End Game. Seems like the mainstream has lost interest in it. I did enjoy some of the shows, like Hawkeye, more than most of the movies.
They were on Disney+ as a separate heading under “The Defenders”, but not as part of the official MCU timeline. It’s cool to see, I guess that means the Netflix shows are all canon now?
The list of Defenders shows now includes Echo as well.
Just need to get Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter into the official timeline now
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They were on Disney+ as a separate heading under “The Defenders”, but not as part of the official MCU timeline. It’s cool to see, I guess that means the Netflix shows are all canon now?
The list of Defenders shows now includes Echo as well.
Just need to get Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter into the official timeline now
I meant when they were on Netflix. Pretty sure they were already. They even mentioned what happened in the movie. AOS was iffy because they had episodes that connected with what was going on with the movies. But Feige wasn't 100% on the show being "connected"
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MCU timeline: How to watch the MCU in chronological order
This is the ultimate watch order for MCU completists to watch events of the MCU play out in chronological order, but there are some rules we've had to impose to make it as straightforward as possible.
If something takes place in multiple time periods, such as Eternals, we've put it where the bulk of the movie or TV show takes place.
As for the new release Echo, it's really easy to place in the timeline as it's confirmed to start five months after the events of Hawkeye, which took place in Winter 2024. That places Echo around May 2025, which is just after Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
It means that, chronologically speaking, The Marvels remains the latest MCU outing and if you haven't seen that movie yet, it's getting a digital release soon.
We'd also suggest watching both seasons of Loki after Avengers: Endgame, not only because that's when 2012's Loki breaks off into is own timeline, but also because the events of the second season establish how the multiverse was created which is a major part of Phase 4 onwards.
What If...? also exists in its own space and could technically be watched any time given that it involves multiple universes and timelines.
The same goes for the second season, so we've popped them next to each other on the chronological order, but you could really watch any of the episodes at any time during your marathon MCU watch.
We'd suggest watching What If...? after Loki though, as that's the show that introduces the multiverse to the MCU.
And don't even get us started on Agents of SHIELD's final season, which mostly took place in an alternate timeline before eventually merging back with the main MCU timeline. For the sake of ease, watch it all after season six, and it'll make as much sense.
But aside from that, it's generally pretty straightforward even when the multiverse comes into play.
Movies are in bold type, shorts are in italics and TV shows and one-off specials are neither.
1. Captain America: The First Avenger 2. Agent Carter (one-shot on Iron Man 3 DVD) 3. Agent Carter (season 1) 4. Agent Carter (season 2) 5. Captain Marvel 6. Iron Man 7. Iron Man 2 8. The Incredible Hulk 9. The Consultant (one-shot on the Thor DVD) 10. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer (one-shot on the Captain America: The First Avenger DVD) 11. Thor 12. The Avengers (aka Avengers Assemble in some regions) 13. Item 47 (one-shot on the Avengers Assemble DVD) 14. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 1-7) 15. Thor: The Dark World 16. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 8-16) 17. Iron Man 3 18. All Hail the King (one-shot on the Thor: The Dark World DVD) 19. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 20. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 17-22) 21. Guardians of the Galaxy 22. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 23. I Am Groot (season 1) 24. I Am Groot (season 2) 25. Daredevil (season 1) 26. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 1-10) 27. Jessica Jones (season 1) 28. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 11-19) 29. Avengers: Age of Ultron 30. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 20-22) 31. Daredevil (season 2, eps 1-4) 32. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 1-4) 33. Daredevil (season 2, eps 5-11) 34. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 5-8) 35. Daredevil (season 2, eps 12-13) 36. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 9-13) 37. Ant-Man 38. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 1-10) 39. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 11-19) 40. Iron Fist (season 1) 41. Captain America: Civil War 42. Team Thor (one-shot on the Captain America: Civil War DVD) 43. Team Thor: Part 2 (one-shot on the Doctor Strange DVD) 44. Black Widow (watch credits scene after Avengers: Endgame) 45. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 20-22) 46. The Defenders (season 1) 47. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 1-6) 48. Doctor Strange 49. Black Panther 50. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 7-8) 51. Agents of SHIELD: Slingshot (season 1, eps 1-6) 52. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 9-22) 53. Spider-Man: Homecoming 54. Thor: Ragnarok 55. Team Darryl (one-shot on the Thor: Ragnarok DVD) 56. Inhumans (season 1) 57. The Punisher (season 1) 58. Runaways (season 1) 59. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 1-10) – allowing for time travel craziness 60. Jessica Jones (season 2) 61. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 11-18) 62. Cloak & Dagger (season 1) 63. Cloak & Dagger (season 2) 64. Luke Cage (season 2) 65. Iron Fist (season 2) 66. Daredevil (season 3) 67. Runaways (season 2) 68. The Punisher (season 2) 69. Jessica Jones (season 3) 70. Ant-Man and the Wasp (watch credits scene after Infinity War) 71. Avengers: Infinity War 72. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 19-22) – Concurrent with Infinity War 73. Agents of SHIELD (season 6) – takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump 74. Agents of SHIELD (season 7) – takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump 75. Runaways (season 3) – seems to take place post-Snap mostly 76. Avengers: Endgame 77. Loki (season 1) (allowing for timey-wimey, alternate timeline weirdness) 78. Loki (season 2) 79. What If...? (season 1) 80. What If...? (season 2) 81. WandaVision 82. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier 83. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings 84. Eternals 85. Spider-Man: Far From Home 86. Spider-Man: No Way Home 87. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 88. Hawkeye 89. Moon Knight 90. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 91. Echo 92. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law 93. Ms Marvel 94. Thor: Love and Thunder 95. Werewolf by Night 96. The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special 97. Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania 98. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 99. Secret Invasion 100. The Marvels
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(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
I've heard nothing about the MCU since End Game. Seems like the mainstream has lost interest in it.
I did enjoy some of the shows, like Hawkeye, more than most of the movies.
I thought they already were.
The list of Defenders shows now includes Echo as well.
Just need to get Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter into the official timeline now
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
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https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a825774/marvel-cinematic-universe-in-chronological-order/
MCU timeline: How to watch the MCU in chronological order
This is the ultimate watch order for MCU completists to watch events of the MCU play out in chronological order, but there are some rules we've had to impose to make it as straightforward as possible.
If something takes place in multiple time periods, such as Eternals, we've put it where the bulk of the movie or TV show takes place.
As for the new release Echo, it's really easy to place in the timeline as it's confirmed to start five months after the events of Hawkeye, which took place in Winter 2024. That places Echo around May 2025, which is just after Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
It means that, chronologically speaking, The Marvels remains the latest MCU outing and if you haven't seen that movie yet, it's getting a digital release soon.
We'd also suggest watching both seasons of Loki after Avengers: Endgame, not only because that's when 2012's Loki breaks off into is own timeline, but also because the events of the second season establish how the multiverse was created which is a major part of Phase 4 onwards.
What If...? also exists in its own space and could technically be watched any time given that it involves multiple universes and timelines.
The same goes for the second season, so we've popped them next to each other on the chronological order, but you could really watch any of the episodes at any time during your marathon MCU watch.
We'd suggest watching What If...? after Loki though, as that's the show that introduces the multiverse to the MCU.
And don't even get us started on Agents of SHIELD's final season, which mostly took place in an alternate timeline before eventually merging back with the main MCU timeline. For the sake of ease, watch it all after season six, and it'll make as much sense.
But aside from that, it's generally pretty straightforward even when the multiverse comes into play.
Movies are in bold type, shorts are in italics and TV shows and one-off specials are neither.
1. Captain America: The First Avenger
2. Agent Carter (one-shot on Iron Man 3 DVD)
3. Agent Carter (season 1)
4. Agent Carter (season 2)
5. Captain Marvel
6. Iron Man
7. Iron Man 2
8. The Incredible Hulk
9. The Consultant (one-shot on the Thor DVD)
10. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer (one-shot on the Captain America: The First Avenger DVD)
11. Thor
12. The Avengers (aka Avengers Assemble in some regions)
13. Item 47 (one-shot on the Avengers Assemble DVD)
14. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 1-7)
15. Thor: The Dark World
16. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 8-16)
17. Iron Man 3
18. All Hail the King (one-shot on the Thor: The Dark World DVD)
19. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
20. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 17-22)
21. Guardians of the Galaxy
22. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
23. I Am Groot (season 1)
24. I Am Groot (season 2)
25. Daredevil (season 1)
26. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 1-10)
27. Jessica Jones (season 1)
28. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 11-19)
29. Avengers: Age of Ultron
30. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 20-22)
31. Daredevil (season 2, eps 1-4)
32. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 1-4)
33. Daredevil (season 2, eps 5-11)
34. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 5-8)
35. Daredevil (season 2, eps 12-13)
36. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 9-13)
37. Ant-Man
38. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 1-10)
39. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 11-19)
40. Iron Fist (season 1)
41. Captain America: Civil War
42. Team Thor (one-shot on the Captain America: Civil War DVD)
43. Team Thor: Part 2 (one-shot on the Doctor Strange DVD)
44. Black Widow (watch credits scene after Avengers: Endgame)
45. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 20-22)
46. The Defenders (season 1)
47. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 1-6)
48. Doctor Strange
49. Black Panther
50. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 7-8)
51. Agents of SHIELD: Slingshot (season 1, eps 1-6)
52. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 9-22)
53. Spider-Man: Homecoming
54. Thor: Ragnarok
55. Team Darryl (one-shot on the Thor: Ragnarok DVD)
56. Inhumans (season 1)
57. The Punisher (season 1)
58. Runaways (season 1)
59. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 1-10) – allowing for time travel craziness
60. Jessica Jones (season 2)
61. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 11-18)
62. Cloak & Dagger (season 1)
63. Cloak & Dagger (season 2)
64. Luke Cage (season 2)
65. Iron Fist (season 2)
66. Daredevil (season 3)
67. Runaways (season 2)
68. The Punisher (season 2)
69. Jessica Jones (season 3)
70. Ant-Man and the Wasp (watch credits scene after Infinity War)
71. Avengers: Infinity War
72. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 19-22) – Concurrent with Infinity War
73. Agents of SHIELD (season 6) – takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump
74. Agents of SHIELD (season 7) – takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump
75. Runaways (season 3) – seems to take place post-Snap mostly
76. Avengers: Endgame
77. Loki (season 1) (allowing for timey-wimey, alternate timeline weirdness)
78. Loki (season 2)
79. What If...? (season 1)
80. What If...? (season 2)
81. WandaVision
82. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
83. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
84. Eternals
85. Spider-Man: Far From Home
86. Spider-Man: No Way Home
87. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
88. Hawkeye
89. Moon Knight
90. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
91. Echo
92. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
93. Ms Marvel
94. Thor: Love and Thunder
95. Werewolf by Night
96. The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
97. Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania
98. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3
99. Secret Invasion
100. The Marvels
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Gonna need a lot of Red Bull.
Like some of those but the burnout is real. Many I've not watched and don't feel the need to.
Do like the original Netflix ones with Daredevil and Punisher. Jessica Jones as well.