Facing some of the most difficult odds that any major movie can face in production, Han Solo reminds us why we should never tell him the odds.

In case anyone actually believes the trolls when they say Infinity War means the DCEU should be “cancelled,” here’s the biggest reasons why that’s never going to happen and why it shouldn’t happen.

My spoiler-free review of the 19th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Avengers: Infinity War.

This one is short and sweet since it’s a recent one and not much of my opinion has changed about it except for tiny thing concerning its rank among the Thor movies.

This is another one of those MCU movies that people either love or hate without much of an in-between. My thoughts on it are resoundingly positive.

I revisit the one movie in the MCU that I absolutely hate and decide whether or not I still hate it.

Doctor Strange is the first “decent” movie I’ve encountered in the MCU and the first one that I’ve ever said should probably be longer in length.

What is considered by many to be the crown jewel of the MCU is anything but that for me, but it’s still a pretty solid movie.

What I thought was going to be an awful clunker for the MCU actually turned out to be one of it’s best action comedies. If only they could this find balance of humor and seriousness all the time.

This isn’t a perfect movie and it has a lot of issues, but oddly enough a bunch of them could have been fixed before this movie was even released.

The beginning of Marvel Studios’ “Tonal Turn” for the MCU came with this movie and its surprising popularity with the general audience after being a somewhat fringe Marvel comic.

I’ve watched this movie so many times and it’s still the greatest film the MCU has ever made. Though, I had to re-watch it recently to remember that.

Thor: The Dark World is still one of the more solid MCU movies, but there’s just one big thing holding it back from being a great one. No it’s not Patty Jenkins, though she would have helped.

Iron Man 3 is one of the most maligned movies in the entire franchise and I couldn’t disagree more about that. It’s one of the MCU’s strongest efforts, in my opinion.

The “season finale” of Phase 1 of the MCU was the culmination of a grand experiment that ultimately worked for Marvel Studios, despite a few things here and there with it.

The first film in the Captain America “Sort Of” Trilogy is a doozy and one of the more solid comic book origin story movies made.

Thor is another one of those MCU movies that really deserves more credit than it gets……like a lot of Phase 1 MCU movies, apparently.

Superman is 80 years old this year and his character has stood the test of time through several generations......enough to respect every interpretation he's ever had. 

The third movie in my MCU Rewatch is one of the more forgotten ones, but it actually adds a lot to the MCU as a franchise. 

The second film in the great MCU Rewatch: Edward Norton's one-film turn as Bruce Banner that deserves a lot more respect than it is generally given.