One of the things I was most disappointed in about Garland’s 2024 release, Civil War, was the lack of real tension. I just never felt any real stakes in most of the movie. Maybe it’s because ...

From Infinity ... movies in chronological order then you have to start with Captain America: The First Avenger. Not the best Marvel movie by a long shot, but given it takes place during World War ...

Join us as we witness Thanos on his quest for the Infinity Stones, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Panther, and the rest of the Avengers assembling for their biggest battle yet!

As the internet and the streaming boom continue to divide the entertainment industry into smaller niche fragments, superhero tentpole movies are the closest thing we still have to a monoculture.

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When it comes to war movies and television shows, Paramount+ may not have all our old favorites, but the streaming service has no shortage of good viewing options for the military enthusiast.

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Want to learn how to watch the Marvel movies in order? You've come to the right place. In this guide, I'll go through the two best ways to stream the Marvel films and Disney+ shows in order.

We also have links to find the movies. The majority are on Disney+. But Marvel's rights issues with some characters go back decades, particularly with the Hulk and Spider-Man, which is why they're ...