The backbone of the MCU has always been the strength of its characters. They drive these stories of heroism and sacrifice. The future of the universe at large has always and will continue to rest ...

T he MCU has had its ups and downs, but I’m still a fan of the cinematic world of Marvel superheroes. Yes, the offerings have been hit or miss the last few years, and the franchise seems to have ...

So, which MCU projects should you watch before Thunderbolts* hits theaters on May 2nd?There are three films and one Disney+ series you should catch up on or, more likely, rewatch. Black Widow ...

Each film in the MCU stands on its own to some degree, but like building blocks, they all connect as part of one interconnected universe. And in that way, watching the Marvel movies in order tells ...

Here’s the story of Wanda and Vision so far, and how the Disney Plus show WandaVision fits into the MCU timeline, Avengers: Endgame, and more.

In the years since the release of Avengers: Endgame, the MCU has been all about setting up what’s next. We’ve seen Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson take up the mantle of Captain America.

While Marvel has recast a number of characters for the MCU who have previously appeared in other studios’ films, the studio has also changed actors in its own films since “Iron Man” launched ...

It's a bad, bad sign that the MCU is already in throwback mode, which not even a perfectly solid flick like Thunderbolts* can avoid. If this is the MCU's true Guardians of the Galaxy 2.0, it's ...

The MCU’s first three phases featured four Avengers movies and a de facto fifth in Captain America: Civil War. And yet, Phase 4 of the MCU hasn’t had—and won’t have— a single franchise ...

But if you’ve seen most or all of the Marvel movies, watching them in chronological order is a fun experience. It doesn’t change any of the story, and it’s definitely weird to watch ...