I Ranked All 23 Marvel Movies From Worst To Best So That You Don't Have To

With minimum ties to the overarching Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Incredible Hulk is the black sheep of the franchise due to the superior Mark Ruffalo replacement.

Thor: The Dark World suffered from unnecessary returning characters and the most forgettable villain in the entire series.

While the Thor in his first film is far from the Thor we know nowadays, it still was a solid, yet standard introduction to the character for a larger audience.

This Iron Man sequel was too concerned at setting up The Avengers than it was delivering a solid continuation to Tony Stark's storyline.

Similar to Thor, Ant-Man was a solid origin story for Scott Lang that only became stronger with future appearances.

The origin story of Captain America is executed very well in the First Avenger as a WWII period piece that sets up important characters for future installments.

A solid female superhero empowerment flick, the problem with Captain Marvel is that it tells us Carol Danvers is a big deal rather than showing why she is the strongest character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

A visually stunning magical adventure, Doctor Strange is an average film with a standard origin plot.

While its surprise twist was a big risk that not everyone liked, Iron Man 3 is a solid continuation that expands upon Tony Stark's trauma and broken psyche after the Battle of New York.

Just like Iron Man 3, Far from Home does a great job continuing off the aftermath of the events and emotional stress of Endgame from Peter Parker's perspective.

The Ant-Man sequel is a massive step up from its predecessor thanks to the great chemistry between the two leads and a dynamic, sympathetic villain.

The world-building of Wakanda and standout villain Killmonger makes what normally would be a standard storyline into a relevant, powerful film.

At the time, Avengers was the most epic superhero cross over in history. Looking back, it really only delivers on its grand scale in its finale in New York.

The one that started it all. With its legendary Robert Downey Jr. performance, Iron Man became the template for what was to come with the entire Marvel franchise.

This movie really shape Thor into character we all know and love. So much humor, carnage, and an emotional storyline injected some life in the then-roughened Thor series.

Where The Avengers was at its peak during its climax, Age of Ultron is a great continuation that evolves all the characters from heroes into legends.

Guardians of the Galaxy was a big risk for the Marvel Cinematic Universe that paid off big time. It also resulted in the overnight stardom of Chris Pratt, Dave Bautista, and other cast members.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 takes everything that worked about its predecessor and goes even deeper in an entertaining sequel.

The turning point of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Winter Soldier helped perfect the balance of mature themes and funny moments in Marvel films. Captain America comes into his heroic leadership while learning that not everything is black and white.

Spider-Man is finally home in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (at least for now) and brought back to high school with an amazing performance by Tom Holland, who truly represents the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

The definitive versus-movie that successfully makes audiences sympathize with both Iron Man and Captain America's mindsets.

A three-hour epic that completely flies by and satisfies the eleven-year-in-the-making Infinity Saga storyline.

"The Empire Strikes Back" of our generation. Showcasing all the fantastic characters, rich storytelling, and risk-taking the series represents, Avengers: Infinity War is the best Marvel film of all time thus far!