#аё”аё№ IRON MAN 1 SOUNDTRACK MOVIE#
#аё”аё№ IRON MAN 1 SOUNDTRACK SERIES#

Yes, it's technically part of the canon, but between not being available on Disney+ (which is not a complete detractor-the two Spider-Man movies certainly make our list), having a different lead actor, having a number of discontinued plot threads, and coming at a time when the MCU didn't quite know what it was doing, it just doesn't seem to fit with the rest of what we're doing here.

#аё”аё№ IRON MAN 1 SOUNDTRACK MOVIE#

One note? You may notice one early MCU movie missing from the ranks-that's right: we aren't including 2008's The Incredible Hulk in this list. But the films among the tiers are so close they feel like they can be basically swapped in and out to your liking. Obviously, a decision had to be made among those tiers to put one movie in front of another, and those decisions are what they are. Essentially, that means that among each given tier, the movies are more or less interchangeable. And that's why for this particular exercise the movies are ranked in tiers. Which makes it difficult, really, to rank one of these movies ahead of another. Through the years, Kevin Feige and the MCU team have done a really great job of building out what almost feels like a house brand or formula they know what makes a good movie, and what fans of the genre and the characters tend to like. Rewatching movies with the privilege of hindsight can often be rewarding, and this is especially the case when watching through the MCU's three existing phases. Memories are fickle, people change, opinions change, and things take on new contexts. Black Widow, Shang-Chi, and Eternals are available to watch on Disney+, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is now available to rent on digital platforms.

#аё”аё№ IRON MAN 1 SOUNDTRACK SERIES#

It's a lot, but a far cry from insurmountable.Дў021 has brought the MCU back from a lengthy delay with the debuts of Disney+ series WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Solider, Loki, What If.?, and Hawkeye. 27-28 movies (more on that in a bit) in the range of 2-3 hours each comes out to the equivalent of somewhere around 4-5 seasons of a prestige drama. But breezing through a rewatch (or a first watch) of the MCU is really not all that much when you think about it in the context of the way we now watch and binge TV.

Look, obviously a 25+ project or list of anything is a lot to take on, and it sure sounds like it, too. These are fun movies that often get at and invoke deeper themes they're action-packed with tons of levity and bring characters you'll love down the line, even if you don't care for them initially.Д«ut back to that main point-watching everything. At the onset of 2021, I embarked upon a rewatch of the feature films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from 2008's Iron Man to 2019's Spider-Man: Far From Home, before eventually screening 2021's Black Widow in a theater (my first time back in one of those since March 2020) and returning a few months later to see Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Eternals, and Spider-Man: No Way Home all on the big screen. Watching 25+ movies sounds daunting, but it's really not that bad.

аё”аё№ iron man 1 soundtrack