A pure classic.

One of the greatest achievements in animation and storytelling.

This is the Wolverine film fans asked for and it completely delivers.

Superhero meets super drama.

The MCU peaked with film one. Take that as you will.

X-Men at its peak.

Does enough genre mixing to stand out more than other MCU films.

The cheesy romp it should be.

Lavish set design and fun contrasting worlds.

Nazi Bacon is a villain I didn't think I'd ever want.

Violence and curse words funny.

X2 is what I wish some of the other entries took notes from.

Spider-Man doing his spider thing.

Don't know if this counts but it put me at a clean 45.

I'll take Ultron over Thanos any day, any MCU hater is a friend of mine.

Aside from some questionable character choices and out of place humor, this one is a good time.

Humorous and full of heart, Guardians thankfully doesn't start losing steam till the end.

Don't hate on some good old fashioned Raimi camp. While it has too many puzzle pieces they surprisingly come together.

Formulaic but in some of the best ways possible.

Typical Shane Black stuff but clearly not him at his prime.

It can pull the punches but most of the humor just falls flat.

A superhero dramedy. Perhaps the most underrated in the MCU.

Perhaps the most creative entry of phase one.

Rides a bit too much off the first but was entertaining enough for me.

Not as funny as I remember it.

Hulk smashes but not the story.

Entertaining but not that solid.

Great Spider-Man action hidden in some awful high school musical comedy.

Overrated and heavily reliant on middle school humor. While I can see some interesting things under the surface they're ultimately forgotten.

Pretty standard stuff.

Perhaps one of the most wasted finales of all time. Overly sentimental and full of bad narrative choices and directions. The humor kills over half of the emotional punches.

Formulaic and fails at most of its punches.

Dull and boring but with some fascinating visuals.

Overstuffed and saturated but entertaining enough.

The best kind of pain.

Hey that guy's last name is Webb, let's hire him.

A whole lot of moving pieces that never come together properly.

Even more moving pieces that never come together properly.

This is not a feminist film, please look to the indie scene rather than corporate manufactured false empowerment.

Absolutely convoluted and overrated. Narrative suicide.

I'm sure you've heard enough.

Entertainingly bad but not nearly enough to make up for the criminal editing.

Painfully dull with humor written by a team who had just discovered comedy for the first time.

The X-Men saga ends on low note.

No surprise here.