Is watching all the Marvel movies worth it?

No matter what, though, there’s no doubting that the MCU will go down in cinematic history as one of the most unique, well-produced, and perfectly emotional collection of films ever. So yeah, it’s totally worth it, worth the sixty-something hours you’ll spend watching them.

Why do we relate to superheroes?

Superheroes are very visible role models, and their behaviour is influenced by collective social values in the real world. Superheroes also provide a reflection of current affairs and real issues that speak to people in different societies.

Can I skip Ant Man?

19. Ant-Man and the Wasp* Even more than it’s predecessor, this film is an easy one to skip. Yes, it expands on the Quantum Realm, but again not enough to make it essential viewing.

Do I need to watch the Incredible Hulk before the Avengers?

The Incredible hulk takes place in the mcu. You can watch this before the avengers. The ‘Hulk’ movie released in 2003 is a different and does not take place in the marvel cinematic universe. You dont need to watch this movie to watch avengers.

Why do we love Marvel movies so much?

They take the big guns and give them stories that transcend even their own legends. With the Marvel character movies (and this is not exclusive to the Cinematic Universe films), the obvious goal is to just keep the franchises steadily moving. For the love of Odin, can’t someone go in and shake things up a bit?

How many Marvel movies are in the Cinematic Universe?

Ever since we first saw Nick Fury brooding in Tony Stark’s Malibu mansion at the end of Iron Man, the Marvel films have presented themselves as a single “cinematic universe” of events. To bone up before Age Of Ultron, some of us here at Cracked decided to watch all ten films in a single 20+ hour half-comatose sitting.

Why are people attracted to destruction in Thor 2?

This might explain why in Thor 2, people flock towards destruction, as if human pain was delicious watermelon-flavored candy. “Look, a chance to feel something! Anything!” For whatever reason, the Marvel Universe is filled with blood-hungry, emotionless masses who place no value on human life.

Should studios take big risks with superhero movies?

Despite the big budgets, studios aren’t going to take any major risks with superhero movies, particularly if their franchises are doing well. The directors tend to be established, whether that’s in film or with an acclaimed television show.