How to Watch All 31 Marvel Movies In Order

The one that started it all, where a rich guy builds a superhero suit and spawns likely decades of blockbuster franchise filmmaking.

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In the MCU’s second outing, the Hulk gets another telling of his origin story. Sure, The Incredible Hulk is a bit of a strange watch in the 2020s, with Mark Ruffalo having long replaced Ed Norton. But we’ll see the Abomination again soon, so that’s worth a throwback to Norton’s take.

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Iron Man 2 got a little too superhero for its own good, but the second outing from Tony Stark is still a fun one, Elon Musk cameo be damned.

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Thor refused to let us know how funny Chris Hemsworth could actually be under that golden-blonde wig, but it did give us a brilliantly Shakespearean intro to the God of Thunder.

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Captain America: The First Avenger gave America’s ass a proper intro to the world—and a compelling look at WWI in the process.

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The Avengers did the unthinkable, bringing heroes from separate movies—wow!—all together for one adventure. We were so young.

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The underrated Iron Man 3 bravely shows the effects of PTSD on Tony Stark, ending the Iron Man trilogy on a sweet note—and during the holidays, no less.

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Thor: The Dark World, where Thor battles the Dark Elves, is the subpar MCU entry we don’t really talk about.

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In what is one of the best MCU outings, Captain America: The Winter Soldier links Cap and Black Widow up for the espionage drama of our dreams.

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Guardians of the Galaxy somehow made a group of ragtag antiheroes into fan favorites. Guess that’s the power of ’80s music.

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Avengers: Age of Ultron made good on its title, pitting the Avengers against Mr. Robot for two and a half hours. That’s how long the age of the titular Ultron lasted. And we’re OK with that.

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In Ant-Man, Paul Rudd plays a good-bad dude who gets his hands on a shrinking suit. Frankly, the relatively small stakes (ha!) in this romp are refreshing.

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Captain America: Civil War, gasp, turned our heroes against each other. Well, at least until they forgive each other so they can fight the bad guy.

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Doctor Strange shows the journey of surgeon Stephen Strange into one of the MCU’s wisest heroes. We’ll see how he fares when the multiverse explodes in the sequel.

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 wasn’t quiet the good time romp its predecessor was, but more time with Rocket Raccoon and (teenage) Groot is never a bad thing.

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At long last: Spider-Man: Homecoming gave us the baby-faced Peter Parker from the comics, offering a faithful and sweet tale of the Queens native’s coming of age.

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Thor: Ragnarok enlisted the wild, weird, and wonderful Taika Waititi as its director. The result? A rock n’ rollin, planet-hopping Thor adventure.

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Black Panther, which tells the story of a young king learning how to truly become a leader, was a landmark film for diversity in Hollywood.

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Avengers: Infinity War marked the beginning of the most epic superhero team-up in the genre’s history. Even if we knew Endgame would leave our heroes on top, you have to give Avengers: Infinity War credit for the gut-punch of letting Thanos win.

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We’ll never get tired of the visual gags in the Ant-Man and the Wasp series, even if the action doesn’t always have an impact on the larger MCU.

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