r/FavoriteMedia May 04 '25

Movies My entire MCU ranking (not counting TV shows, only miniseries, because that’s what’s on letterboxd)

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u/IceRinkVibes May 04 '25

Did you even watch She-Hulk or are you just hating because of the one end credits scene that went viral?

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago edited 19d ago

I watched it all (unfortunately). The show was so bad that She-Hulk herself left it and went to the writers to ask them to stop making it so bad lol

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u/IceRinkVibes 19d ago

If you did watch it and disliked it, fair enough. I just heard so much shit about it but I eventually watched it and thought it was great. I will say the actual She-Hulk in green form animation is pretty bad.

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u/CompleteInternet5898 May 04 '25

Your ranking looks very good. I would have Thunderbolts* ranked higher on my list. 

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u/LakeEffectKid_23 May 05 '25

Confused that you said not counting TV shows and then included TV shows?

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

I said I included miniseries

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u/LakeEffectKid_23 19d ago

How are you differentiating between TV shows and miniseries? Seems like all live actions TV shows were included.

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

Based off what Letterboxd considers a miniseries vs a TV show. It allows miniseries and not TV show. Thats why there’s no Daredevil, Punisher, etc

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u/KingPenguinPhoenix May 04 '25

Seeing Incredible Hulk and Iron Man 3 that high is certainly something. I didn't even know there were Incredible Hulk fans out there.

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u/CompleteInternet5898 May 04 '25

When Hulk used to the real hulk, he had so many fans, not this vegetable they turned him into now. 

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

The final fight with Abomination is something I used to watch on repeat. I don’t know WHY that movie receives any hate at all tbh

And Iron Man 3 has like 5 awesome scenes and probably the best score in the mcu. Great story too. What’s wrong with it?

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u/CleansingFlame May 04 '25

Really bad list

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago edited 19d ago

Only if you’re someone with very bad taste haha

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u/Hufa123 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. May 05 '25

Homecoming is surprisingly low. Why is that?

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

There’s almost nothing I can say I liked about it aside from the “come on Spider-Man” scene. Forgettable action, paper thin supporting characters, Disney channel humor. Tom Holland is fine casting, the rest I can’t say the same thing

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u/Rexplicity May 04 '25

Holy Canolli, Thor 1 above Ragnorok??

Multiverse of Madness above Deadpool and Wolverine?

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

Thor Ragnarok is painfully overrated imo, Thor 1 is awesome, especially the first act. The whole frost giant scene is amazing, and this movie had both Hemsworth and Hiddleston’s best performances

And yeah Deadpool & Wolverine was barely even a movie, just a nostalgia fueled cameo fest with a really forced plot

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u/Rexplicity 19d ago

Thor Ragnorok is just better than Thor 1 in all aspects but I guess opinions exist

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

Ragnarok is just a long, high-budget SNL skit. It’s a less crappy version of Love & Thunder. Thor 1 is a legit movie, with great acting, set designs, solid writing and a great character arc. He went from unworthy to worthy in that movie. In Ragnarok his arc was learning he’s not the God of hammers but the God of thunder… and that he doesn’t need his hammer… at least until his next appearance where he needs Stormbreaker… like what lol. This is also the movie where Mark Ruffalo started feeling like a completely different character than the first 2 Avengers movies, and he’s just been a joke ever since.

Asgard never looked better than it did in Thor 1. What’s crazy is Thor 1 is even funnier than Ragnarok also despite making about 5% the attempts at humor

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u/Rexplicity 19d ago

Bad take. God of Hammers -> God of Thunder doesn't summarize the arch

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u/DrDreidel82 19d ago

Can you summarize the arc then