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The Fantastic Four: First Steps is a great movie on its own, forming a bridge to the upcoming Doomsday movie. But I feel there were a lot of forced connections in the movie, which was otherwise really entertaining.

The Thunderbolts MCU Movie is a refreshing take on superheroes fighting psychological trauma along with bad guys. They address real-life mental health issues in this one.

Deadpool & Wolverine is a fun movie with action-packed sequences, unlimited jokes, cameos, and team-ups. Watch it!

The Marvels is a refreshing change of pace in terms of cast pairings and plot execution. Three superheroes are brought together by a mysterious force, only for the heroes to get together and save their enitre reality.

Morbius had the potential to explore a conflicted anti-hero torn between science and monstrosity, but settles for a predictable CGI-heavy superhero formula. Despite Jared Leto’s intriguing premise as Michael Morbius, the film reduces its story to “monster fights bigger monster,” wasting opportunities to connect the character to the larger Marvel multiverse in a meaningful way.

A fast-paced psychological thriller wrapped in ancient Egyptian mythology, Moon Knight follows Steven Grant, a sleep-deprived museum employee whose mysterious blackouts reveal a dangerous connection to mercenary Marc Spector and the powerful Moon God Khonshu. With stunning visuals, intense action, layered storytelling, and Oscar Isaac delivering a brilliant dual performance, the series stands out as one of Marvel’s most unique and entertaining Disney+ offerings.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is an amazing movie that lets you time-travel to the best Spider-Man Franchises in existence and re-live them.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings starts strong with dazzling fight choreography, charismatic performances, and excellent chemistry between Simu Liu and Awkwafina. While the bus fight and humor stand out, the film struggles with a rushed plot and underdeveloped motivations. Despite its talented East-Asian cast and MCU spectacle, the story never fully reaches its potential.

Marvel’s animated anthology What If...? explores alternate realities across the multiverse through the eyes of Uatu the Watcher, voiced brilliantly by Jeffrey Wright. Packed with clever twists on iconic MCU stories, stunning cel-shaded animation, and fast-paced action, the series reimagines familiar heroes in wildly different scenarios while staying true to the spirit of Marvel storytelling.

Marvel 616 explores the cultural impact, creative process, and fandom surrounding Marvel through a collection of unique documentary-style episodes. While the anthology format offers fascinating insights into comics, cosplay, and Marvel history, the series often feels unfocused despite its entertaining stories and passionate creators.

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (TFATWS) answers long-awaited questions for die-hard Marvel fans.

The MCU Avengers are amazing warriors with amazing fight styles. Let's explore some of the most interesting fighters in the Avengers.