Top 20 Best Disney Marvel Movies So Far Ranked: Anime Store Near Me Houston Texas
Top 20 Best Disney Marvel Movies So Far Ranked: Anime Store Near Me Houston Texas
From discussions on the same over at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com, not all Marvel movies are Disney Marvel Movies, as both Sony and Fox have played a large role in getting Marvel heroes onto the movie screen. However, when it comes to Marvel movies, Disney has truly perfected the formula. This article will look to list the top 20 Disney Marvel movies so far.
Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War is the story of the main villain Thanos, played by Josh Brolin as per RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com. He is out to kill half of the living things in the universe but thinks he is a hero for doing so. The Avengers try to stop him from accessing the six Infinity Stones, which Thanos needs to carry out his task.
Avengers: Endgame
Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame are really just two parts of the same massive superhero epic. Endgame reveals the aftermath of the first battle between The Avengers and Thanos. The first third of this three-hour movie is a post-apocalypse film, followed by a heist movie in the second third. It all leads to the last third of the movie, with Earth’s superheroes battling Thanos’ army.
Black Panther
As articulated at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com, this is the only Disney Marvel movie nominated for Best Picture by the Academy Awards. It is easy to see why, as the late Chadwick Boseman is excellent as T’Challa, the leader of the hidden high-tech African nation of Wakanda. He is also the superhero Black Panther, with highly trained battle skills and some cool gadgets.
Captain America: Civil War
This is arguably the best film in Captain America’s stand-alone series trilogy, mostly because it is The Avengers 2.5. After the events of Age of Ultron and the beginning of this film, The Avengers are ordered by the world’s governments to no longer operate as an independent force.
Thor Ragnarök
Of all the three Thor standalone movies, this is arguably the best. Chris Hemsworth offers his best performance as the God of Thunder, who, in the space of the opening few minutes, loses his dad Odin, sees his hammer destroyed, and then has to avoid being killed by his previously unrevealed sister Hela.
The Avengers
Phase One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe concluded with this huge epic film co-written and directed masterfully by Joss Whedon. According to RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com, while this film could’ve been a convoluted mess, thanks to some clever writing and directing from Wheldon, it became the comic book epic we had been waiting for.
Guardians of the Galaxy
The director and co-writer of this movie used the tapestry of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to create this take on some very mismatched and damaged characters. There is a human who operates in a universe full of aliens, a green-skinned woman out to destroy her adoptive father, and a fighter looking for revenge against the person who killed his family.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
The first Asian-themed MCU hero was a pleasant surprise as captured at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com. There are some excellent action and fight sequences in this movie, and Simu Liu is great as the title character, a man who wants to live an ordinary life with his friends in the US.
Captain Marvel
Captain Marvel is Marvel Studios’ first female solo superhero film. Brie Larson is “Vers”, a warrior for the Kree Empire, going after the “evil” shape-shifting aliens called Skrulls. However, Vers slowly learns the truth about herself, the Kree, and the Skrulls.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
This film is nearly as good as the original, which is saying a lot. The movie manages to be both an intimate character study and a huge epic space adventure. Led by Peter Quill (Star-Lord), the Guardians are making a reputation for solving big problems.
Doctor Strange
If you want a different-looking entry in the Disney Marvel movies lineup, then look no further than this 2016 release as covered at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com. Doctor Stephen Strange is looking for a way to fix his hands, which were heavily damaged in an automobile accident. His quest takes him to Tibet, where he learns that magic is real.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
This movie is the follow-up to the first Captain America movie and gets more serious and very political. The first of four MCU movies directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, this film has some great action sequences and introduces The Falcon.
Ant-Man
As described at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com, the Ant-Man films are as close as the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies get to being full comedies. Ant-Man is a comedy-heist movie that centers on Scott Lang, a second-grade thief who manages to get a hold of a suit that can shrink him down to just a few inches or even smaller.
Iron Man
As is with many Disney Marvel movies, the release of Iron Man in 2008 was considered a risk. However, directed by John Favreau, Iron Man was a breath of fresh air in superhero movies. Robert Downey Jr. proved himself to be the perfect choice to play Tony Stark, a billionaire playboy who gets a rude awakening when he sees how his company’s weapons are used firsthand.
Captain America: The First Avenger
The first stand-alone Captain America movie is one of two MCU period films, mainly in World War II. The movie itself has lots of Saturday afternoon movie serial action and features some great performances from Chris Evans as Rogers, and Hugo Weaving as the Red Skull.
Thor
The first Thor movie turned Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston into movie stars as the Asgardian thunder god Thor and the mischievous adopted brother Loki, respectively as discussed at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com.
Iron Man 3
This is the final stand-alone Iron Man movie and has Tony Stark dealing with some PTSD after the events of the first Avengers movie. This film has some interesting twists, including one that most people likely didn’t see coming, that you have to see to believe.
Black Widow
Black Widow is Scarlet Johansson’s final MCU appearance and her only stand-alone film as outlined at RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com. Her portrayal of the former Russian spy Natasha Romanoff is her best in that role.
Thor: The Dark World
While this movie didn’t get the biggest of receptions, Chris Hemsworth, who plays Thor for the third time, still delivers as always. The story’s main plot is about the Dark Elves trying to destroy all nine realms (including Earth).
Avengers: Age of Ultron
While the evil robot Al Ultron is a powerful villain, he doesn’t have the tragic back story that Loki did for the first Avengers. However, there are some good battles in this movie, and we get introduced to Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch and Paul Bettany’s Vision.
These are what we consider to be the best Disney Marvel movies, with the excellent RunRex.com, guttulus.com, and mtglion.com having you covered if you are looking for an anime store near you in Houston, Texas.
