It’s not always one that people will look to rewatch or think about often like some of the other films and shows, but it has so much charm and great moments that are memorable to the audience. Like the first Iron Man or Captain America films, Thor is just a lovely classic. We also get to see more of an attack on Hydra, which always pumps up the audience to get a win. agents that do the work to help the superheroes. Phil Coulson and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) are the silent heroes of the Avengers, and it’s amazing to get a sneak peek into more of the S.H.I.E.L.D. So, it’s only fitting that in the seven-season show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Phil gets a little more screen time than just a tragic death. It’s basically canon that without Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), there would be no Avengers. This is definitely one where all the love goes out to the performances, but not a lot of favorability goes to the show itself. While it’s enjoying to watch the lovely Hayley Atwell diving into her role as Peggy Carter, action shows like this usually fall flat of my expectations for a great MCU production. Though this isn’t necessarily the film’s fault, as it was a product of the technology available, it still just isn’t the greatest and definitely not one to recommend. Frankly, too, the animation of the Hulk is kind of terrifying and nowhere near the level of the Ruffalo animated transitions. More than anything, the lack of Ruffalo’s front seat is the reason this one falls lower on the list. The second film, though not a complete skip in the series, leaves many bored and wanting for the next Marvel film on the list.Ī lot of people debate whether or not this film should count because it was made before Mark Ruffalo became the official Hulk in the MCU and Edward Norton was the smashing doctor. The first Iron Man packs a punch and gets even Tony Stark haters excited for the rest of the series, and the third has so much excitement it’s nearly overflowing. As with the Thor series, Iron Man’s second film falls short of the expectation. His performance is so off-putting, it’s almost entirely the reason this film ranks so low. However, I will say at least this film still had incredible performances from Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Tom Hiddleston (Loki), Natalie Portman (Jane) and more. The story is slow-paced and boring and, OK, the setup is necessary for future films, but it could’ve been done in a much more exciting way. Though the first Thor film is packed with charm and Thor: Ragnarok is almost always a crowd favorite, the second Thor film falls short - ridiculously so - of what fans have come to expect from Marvel storytelling. This last place slot might be controversial. not including Daredevil, Cloak and Dagger, Jessica Jones, etc.), here’s a list of every MCU film and Disney+ series ranked from worst to best and why: Though this list is subjective and only includes shows and movies that are incorporated into the official MCU timeline (i.e.

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