Marvel and MCU movies like Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy, and X-Men: First Class have some of the best climaxes in the all of the superhero genre.

In 2011, Thor proved himself more than worthy in his roaring MCU debut. Since then, the thunder has turned into laughter.

Our guide to where every MCU title is set on the Marvel timeline

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is perhaps the most ambitious franchise in modern cinema, adapting the characters and stories of Marvel Comics onto the big and small screen alike. Its live-action depictions of Marvel characters have earned massive success ...

There’s one thing that Marvel used to do better than any other studio, and that’s build hype. Ever since the series debuted with Jon Favreau’s “Iron Man” in 2008, these superhero films were filled with promising easter eggs and, in a game ...

If you’re a Marvel fan, you will have noticed that the entertainment behemoth has reduced the frequency and number of releases they’ve put out in recent years. At one point, they were releasing three movies a year (on top of a TV show or two), but this ...

If the ending of a movie sucks, audiences will leave feeling a bit rotten about the experience, regardless of how good the rest of it may have been. That said, the opposite is true: if a movie is average,

Ryan Coogler wanted a major Spider-Man Villain to appear in the Black Panther films, but the rights issues between Marvel and Sony made that impossible.

THOR director Kenneth Branagh is interested in creating a final standalone movie for the superhero to give the character an honorable MCU end.