Barb Garrett

This was a fun and interesting movie to add, however it has some extreme and glaring issues. The main one is just how great it is that NOBODY OF IMPORTANCE DIES. I know there were stakes and all for Iron Man and his buddies, but literally nobody dies so that way they can all come back for the next movie, should they decide to make one. The second, and possibly more major issue is the villain. I think he has a cool gimmick and such, but he has an extremely weak back story that doesn’t do him any justice. So what, he wants to rule the world cause Tony stood him up? What a joke of a character. The actor does a great job but I swear, the writers forgot how to make an actual compelling villain.

This one is unbearably bad. This has got to be the most boring, convoluted, unimportant, poorly acted, and cringe worthy MCU film I have seen yet. To start, the absolute worst part of this movie is the cringe inducing, disgusting, and creepy love interest. It felt unbelievably forced. Also, the actress that plays the female love interest for Wolverine is not a good actress. For a movie that is set in Japan, you think they’d pull some strings to get the top brass of Japanese acting yet all they seem to have gotten was a bunch of B-list junk. Every actor besides Hugh Jackman is abysmal! Their lines, acting, and cadence makes me think of a play in high school. Also, about half way through the film, they take a 15 minute break to dump exposition like a soap opera. The Japanese theme has been completely wasted because of this film.

This one was very nice. The final fight scene was amazing, if a little bloodless at times. The story was great, I liked how S.H.I.E.L.D was fleshed out and I’m interested in learning more about them and especially Fury. I’m sensing a theme of a hidden world order who secretly controls and knows about everything? Regardless, Captain America and Hulk are great in this film: really having the chance to show off and kinda…flex…their powers. Clint is also very cool, same with Natasha. I loved the return of Thor aswell, and Loki was a great villain. I liked Hydra more as a concept as they are far more grounded, however variety is the spice of life. The Wolverine

I liked this one, but it’s definitely one of the weaker original Marvel stories. The love interest felt extremely forced however. Every single time they’re on screen together, there’s just this air of awkwardness. It makes me cringe with how unbelievably bad the romance is. They’re on screen together a lot also, so a good chunk of the movie just feels weird. Also, the final battle is really underwhelming. All that happens is the one guy gets thrown into a car and then the lady stabs the destroyer, and then Thor gives up. Thors redemption is also weak: he’s only on earth for like what, a week and he’s already fully redeemed himself???

I always thought that the Hulk was one of the worst and least interesting superheroes. However, I have been proven wrong. This is a great movie held back by a couple of major things. First off, Betty having the data just on a random flash drive is the easiest cop-out I could even thing of. And the final fight, of which is amazing might I add, is almost ruined by the ending where Hulk is robbed of the satisfying kill. Having the Hulk kill whatever his name was would be such a metal and proper ending, yet it’s not quite there. Still though, not bad and serviceable.

It’s a fitting continuation, but like most sequels, didn’t really HAVE to be made. However, very fun movie.

This was absolute peak. From start to finish I was entirely enthralled and taken aback by the acting and story. I am very surprised that I enjoyed it as much as I did. Tony going from this jackass fratboy to a selfless but still sorta jackass billionaire that actually understands his impact. I only had one issue with the movie. From the very start, it was more than apparent that Obie was going to betray Tony. I’ve never read any comics or seen anything from this movie before but even I could call that. Even with the easy to notice betrayal, it still felt real and I sincerely enjoyed it.

Professor X was right, and Jean's death should have been more gruesome. Lots of plot holes but that is mostly left over from the movie prior. It was a fitting end to the series, and Professor X’s death was sad, but good.

This movie was really good for the first 3/4 of it. However, the ending and last quarter of the movie was so insanely soft, weak, and full of plot holes it left me with a sour taste in my mouth. First off, the movie pulls every punch it throws. There is no blood, no gore, and nobody of even vague importance dies. It’s as if none of the events taking place in this movie even matter because at the end, everything goes back to normal. It also has a very major, and glaring, pot hole at the end. Jean’s “death” is completely avoidable, because writers seem to have forgotten that Ice Man, AKA Bobby, is on the jet. Someone with the ability to FREEZE liquid. I cannot even fathom how they forgot about that, because he could have easily prevented the dam from breaking or have stopped the water on his own or with the help of Jean or Professor X.

The original X-Men: it’s pretty good.While I think it’s a great continuation of the story, I noticed something pretty quickly. I feel like if I didn’t watch the prequels, I’d have no clue what’s actually going on.