Most Rewatchable MCU Movies

[Paul Farquhar]

My partner has decided we are rewatching all of these, and frankly, IMO, they all seem pretty tired now. Guardians of the Galaxy seems to hold up the best.

Not rewatchable at all: The Incredible Hulk. We couldn't get through this.

I have a bit of a soft spot for The Dark World, because I know the Greenwich location well, I used to work nearby. It's fun seeing it get trashed.

 

[Older Beholder]

Unpopular opinion:
The two most rewatchable films for me were Captain Marvel and The Eternals.

Both have major plot elements revealed more than half way through the film that change your perception of what was happening. Which made them more rewarding to re-watch for me.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I, really want to put Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse and Spider-man: Across the Spider-verse into the #1 and #2 spots. However, they are not considered part of the MCU.

The MCU exists in the Spider-Verse. For that matter, everything is in the Spider-Verse, especially once it connects to the Tommy Westphall universe.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Unpopular opinion:
The two most rewatchable films for me were Captain Marvel and The Eternals.

Both have major plot elements revealed more than half way through the film that change your perception of what was happening. Which made them more rewarding to re-watch for me.

How far in to the Eternals does one have to get before the switch is flipped? I still haven't managed to finish the movie, but if I'm close to it kicking up a notch, I will give it another go.

 

[ART!]

How far in to the Eternals does one have to get before the switch is flipped? I still haven't managed to finish the movie, but if I'm close to it kicking up a notch, I will give it another go.

I think if I were to watch The Eternals again, I would watch it in chunks instead of start to finish. So, I think you're on to something!

 

[payn]

Yeesh a top ten without Guardians???

My top 10 MCU rewatchables;
10. Spider man meets spiderman
9. Ant-man
8. Ant-man 2
7. Doc Strange 2
6. Cap civil war
5. Iron Man
4. Avengers Infinity whatever
3. Guardians 1
2. Guardians 2
1. Avengers End Game

Most unwatchable:
Thor anything (I really like Thor in Avengers, but the solo movies are bad)
Iron man 3, Guardians 3, and Ant-man 3 (third is the turd it seems for Marvel movies.)
Eternals, cap marvel, Shang-Chi, Ghost Rider, etc (too many characters outside the Avengers which brings this thing together)

 

[Elodan]

1. Captain America - Winter Soldier
2. Avengers
3. Avengers - Infinity War
4. Avengers - End Game
5. Thor - Ragnarok
6. Dr Strange
7. Iron Man
8. Captain America - Civil War
9. Captain America - First Avenger
10. Thor (just beating out Guardians 1)

 

[Greg K]

Ed Norton's The Incredible Hulk. Listed as an MCU movie. I don't even remember if it bad, but I know it's not stellar and I really like Mark Ruffalo as Hulk.

I like Mark Ruffalo as an actor. Visually, though, I have a hard time accepting him as Banner.

 

[Blue]

I like Mark Ruffalo as an actor. Visually, though, I have a hard time accepting him as Banner.

I grew up watching Bill Bixby as Banner and Lou Ferringo as Hulk every Friday on CBS, which I got to know a lot better than the comic presentation of him at the time. Ruffalo embodies the human and caring quality of Banner for me. He doesn't have an edge, and that's the point - he's not innately anything but smart. the first few movies he refers to Hulk as "the other guy" - I don't expect nor even want Hulk features in my Banner.

I did squee with "Professor Hulk" first showed up, but on continued viewing I wish there was more separation and edge. It's like they did all of his final stage character development off-screen.

 

[Greg K]

I grew up watching Bill Bixby as Banner and Lou Ferringo as Hulk every Friday on CBS, which I got to know a lot better than the comic presentation of him at the time. Ruffalo embodies the human and caring quality of Banner for me. He doesn't have an edge, and that's the point - he's not innately anything but smart. the first few movies he refers to Hulk as "the other guy" - I don't expect nor even want Hulk features in my Banner.

For myself, he has the wrong physical build for Banner.