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Guardians of the Galaxy is one of those Marvel movies that never fails to make me smile. I remember how strange the idea seemed at first: a talking raccoon, a walking tree, and a group of criminals saving

Watching Thor: The Dark World again, I have mixed feelings. I really enjoy exploring more of Asgard and seeing Thor face a threat that goes beyond Earth. The visual effects and action sequences are impressive,

Iron Man 3 feels different from the previous movies, and that's actually what I enjoy about it. After everything that happened in New York, Tony Stark is struggling with anxiety and fear. Seeing someone

Iron Man 2 isn't as strong as the first movie for me, but I still have a lot of fun with it. What I like most is seeing the consequences of Tony revealing his identity. Everyone wants his technology, his

I guess, the biggest reason the movie worked was Thanos. Instead of keeping the villain in the background until the final act, the movie made him feel like a major part of the story.

After seeing T'Challa in Captain America: Civil War, I was interested to see more of Wakanda and learn what kind of king he would become. The movie gave me that.

Thor: Ragnarok was a huge change from the previous Thor movies. It still had serious moments, but most of the time it felt like Marvel had decided to let Thor have a lot more fun.

The first movie had already shown how much fun this strange group of characters could be, so I was curious whether the second one could bring the same feeling without simply repeating what worked.

After so many movies about superheroes, aliens, advanced technology and super soldiers, this one introduced magic and a completely different kind of world.

By this point, the Avengers had already been through a lot, and this movie finally showed how all those different personalities and beliefs could push them in completely different directions.

Scott Lang was not introduced as some perfect superhero. He felt more like an ordinary guy who was trying to get his life back on track, and that made him easy to connect with.

After the first Avengers movie brought the team together, Age of Ultron showed what happened when Tony Stark tried to create something that could protect the world without needing the Avengers.

Guardians of the Galaxy was one of those Marvel movies that I did not know what to expect from before watching it.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier felt very different from the first Captain America movie.

Thor: The Dark World came after The Avengers, and this time Thor had to deal with an old enemy called Malekith and a dangerous weapon called the Aether.

After the huge events of The Avengers, Tony Stark had not been the same person anymore. Iron Man 3 took a more personal direction as Tony dealt with panic attacks and sleepless night

I went into Spider-Man: Brand New Day bracing myself to be wrecked. What I walked out with was quieter than that, and honestly, still a bit unresolved. Let me say this upfront, it's not a bad movie. Tom

Source This one I watch some time ago and had it on the shamber but actually forgot to post about it, this is a bit confusing but special one, they say its not a movie, that this is a TV special. After

Source Its been three episodes already of Daredevil Born Again season 2 and the show is finally starting to remember what it used to be, first two episodes were kinda draggy specially the premier, because

Source There is a version of Matt Murdock that every person who spent time with the Netflix series already know back and forward, the layer of the guy who fights for people in a courtroom during the day