Phase Three. The end of the first Marvel saga and where some o🐼f its most acclaimed movies lie. Even more characters were introduced, while others received an ending to their stories, with deaths, retirement, mantles being passed, and some still keeping their hero status for future endeavors.
We also have more movies here compared to previous phases, so we have a beef𒊎ier list to keep you entertained. Keep in mind that all movies here have much better quality, too, as Marvel started to understand previous flaws and overall get the hang of movie-making, so even the low-rank entries are pretty entertaining movies. Enjoy.
11 Ant-Man And The W🍒asp 👍
Ant-Man and The Wasp keeps the same flow as the previous one, with things getting a bit more grandiose while still maintaining its focus on our astonishing protagonist, Scott Lang. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but the wheel is working as usual.
The highlight of this movie is already in the title, as Wasp becomes🤡 a hero of her own, with the return of Evangeline Lilly as Hope. Their dynamics as a superhero couple are gorgeous, and we have a more exciting villain this time around in the form of Ghost, portrayed by Hannah John-Kamen.
10 ﷽ Captain Marvel ꦡ
With the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:amazing Brie Larson as the lead, Carol Danvers debuts with her solo movie, which works as a prequel to many things, though, as it takes place in the '90s. It doesn't stand out in terms of action and overall plot, but it keeps the quality of most movies, and Carol's character development is fun to watch.
Samuel L. Jackson shines a lot here, too, with a movie finally giving Nick Fury more time in the spotlight after quite a while. There are a few retcons that tease future events, such as the Skrulls, but they don't compromise what was already established.
9 Spider-Man: Far From Home 🐎
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Spider-Man has had𒉰 amazing movie adaptations, and Far From Home is no exception. With Tom Holland as the MCU Spidey, this is the final movie from Phase Three, almost working as a post-credit scene for the whole saga. Here, we continue the tale of high-schooler Peter Parker, as he has to move on after los🐓ing yet another mentor figure (you know who).
Mysterio is a magnificent foil to our webhead, where the writer used a clever throwaway detail from the MCU to adapt him with style — though t💃his makes him another person who became a villain because of Tony Stark. Regardless, the whole experience is amazing, and we also get more Samuel L. Jackson here, which is always a good thing.
8 Thor: Ragnarok ඣ
Thor had two movies by this point, with a more serious tone compared to the rest of the MCU, and performances that resembled theater a lot, giving an epic tone to these mythological beings. Well, throw that ❀away because Ragnaro🍌k has a massive tonal shift.
Action and humor are frenetic here. Still, the movie has a good family drama, with profound moments, powerful ramifications, and a direct connection to Infinity War, tying them well together. Hela (Cate Blanchett) is one of the best antagonists in the MCU, being terrifying in every scene she is in. We also get a loose adaptation of Planet Hulk here, and he's a great addition to the movie.
7 Spider-Man: Homecoming ꦕ
Spider-Man: Homecoming is Spider-Man's first real outing in the MCU (Civil War aside). It shows the character's atmosphere for his initial trilogy, with a lighter teen-movie vibe, as Peter is still in high school. It's a good way to keep the character fresh despite this being the third iteration of Spider-Man in cinema, and Tom Holland does an amazing job here.
The movie also finds a good middle ground between showing that it is part of a broader universe — aka the MCU — while also not having Spider-Man take a backseat in the world just because you have more powerful characters roaming the place. Finally, the dynamic between Peter and Vulture (Michaelꦐ Keaton) is simply wonderful, and the resolution of their conflict shows what Spider-Man is all about.
6 🍬 Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
The second part of the MCU's best trilogy is here. It doesn't reach the same levels as Vol. 1 and 3, but it doesn't matter. It still is one of the best adventures the MCU has to offer, with its mix of comedy and drama, extremely well-developed characters, and a fun plot.
This time, we have a much more compelling villain with Ego (Kurt Russell) and the introduction of Mantis (Pom Klementieff). 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Guardians also bounce from one another masterfully, and this movie starts Nebula's (Karen Gillan) character development, with her being one of the most well-written characters across the MCU. Another highlight here is Yondu (Michael Rooker), who went from a side antagonist to a key character in the series.
5 🐼 Doctor Strange 🦋
We got magic. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) feels like a genuine character in Doctor Strange &md🌃ash; magic aside — with a grounded tragedy in his life, one that starts a powerful journey of ꦆaccepting what happened, his place in the world, and to stop being such an arrogant jerk.
That is brilliantly mirrored with Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen), who doesn't want time to move forward and craves its end. We also get the best visuals in the MCU, with kaleidoscopic aesthetic and just breathtaking CGI sequences.
4 ꦍ 🅰 Black Panther
All movies here are ten out of ten, but now we've reached the above-ten category. Black Panther's introduction was already iconic, and his movie only showed us that he is a powerhouse of a character in actual powers, writing, and acting. Chadwick Boseman was the perfect casting choice, and he will be missed.
Despite having some humor, this movie focuses more on drama, especially by bringing important topics about our society as the plot's focus, with an intriguing villain who, despite how wrong his methods were, still had a good reason behind them. Michael B. Jordan was another perfect casting decision; these two actors are reason enough to watch the movie. But don't worry, the rest of the cast is also fantastic, so good times are guaranteed.
3 Captain Americ🦋a: Civil War
With so many superheroes, it's easy to assume this is just a way to drag people's attention to the project. However, this is a Captain America movie first and foremost, but all the heroes here add to the story, and their fighting causes many consequences in future installments.
All characters have their time to shine, even small participations such as Spider-Man and Ant-Man. Meanwhile, we also have one of the best villains, someone with no powers who can still outsmart all these heroes. Zemo (Daniel Brühl) is intelligent and tragic, perfect for the serious events and consequences of this Civil War, also closing Captain America's trilogy as one of the best.
2 Avengers: Endg♊ame
It's the end of an era. Though Avengers: Endgame can feel aimless at the beginning, that 'lost' atmosphere is part of the story, which really helps it as it goes. The way the characters interact here is outstanding, and we get the resolution of a decade of movies right here.
We have a long journey with a powerful plot and a fun dive in memory lane for those who wওatched all the movies before getting here. The final confrontation involves everyone in some way or another, and it closes the chapter of a few characters, but hey, no spoilers.