#mcu chronological rewatch

[eijminds]

guess who started rewatching all the movies/series shes already seen a 5000 times before bc thats her way to cope👍👍

[jonny-versace]

Iron Man 1 feels about six hours long but I'm enjoying it a lot considering it's a film almost exclusively about Tony Stark

[bylerserotonin]

Watching the MCU in chronological order >>>> watching in release order

[cloudinterlude]

I think it's time for a MCU re-watch for a lot of reasons but mainly:

1) I want to get all the facts and characterization down before I post any ff.

2) I miss seeing the Avengers on screen. I'm never going to get over the OGs! 💞

2) There are some very common takes and opinions that make me think a lot of people in the fandom could also benefit from a re-watch and I want to count myself out.

[pavlmescal]

MCU Chronological Rewatch ⤷Black Widow (2021) dir. Cate Shortland

[glitchaxolol]

I’m rewatching all Marvel movies chronologically, and goddamn, I always cry when Peter dies. He was just a fucking kid and he was scared to die despite risking his life so often😭 Ik he comes back but it’s one of the saddest MCU deaths (saddest legit death for me would be Loki tho).

[ym4yum1]

Preface — My favorite Spy

Warnings: This text addresses sensitive topics of fertility and miscarriage.

November, 2024.

Back in 2015, after watching Avengers: Age of Ultron (AoU), I was very disturbed by Natasha Romanoff's fertility-driven storyline. So, I began this sequel to Chris Crush before even finishing the main story. As a woman and a mother of two daughters, I couldn't ignore the way the film mishandled this deeply personal and sensitive subject.

Infertility impacts many, myself included — though I was fortunate to have a positive outcome. I don't take this topic lightly. While it's important to address it, the film's approach felt rude and tasteless — especially from creators who claim to support women.

In another story, The Age of Chaos, I've tried to explore the various inconsistencies in AoU. Writing it, however, was a challenge in itself because rewatching the movie was something I could only tolerate in small, very well-spaced doses. I imagine some people agree with me and have even thought and written about this before. But as I return to writing more consistently — with Natasha being central to all my stories — I feel it's crucial to explain why I couldn't follow or endorse the film's narrative. So, even nearly ten years later, here I am, sharing my thoughts on the movie and the MCU's portrayal of my favorite spy.

P.S.: I will post the full text here in parts, but you can read it all in the first part of the story posted on Fanfiction, Ao3 or Wattpad: 🤗😘

[sapphicscifinerd]

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Random Fact: I am currently rewatching the MCU with all movies, series and one-shots in chronological timeline order.

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[jellyfish8me]

u guys think i can rewatch all the MCU movies/shows in chronological order in 2 weeks?

[dream-beyond-the-fantasy]

I love The Avengers, but it's been a few years since I've taken the time to watch the early movies (or TV shows). Taking the time to watch the 2012 film now.

But I'm wondering, should I do a full MCU rewatch (all the movies, TV show episodes, and short films)? And if I do, how should I watch it?

One thing I do worry about if I choose to throw myself back into the MCU is that I'll come up with some OCs or want to write AU fix-it fics, even though I don't have the time to devote to them.

[ursulawrites]

I finally started my 'ultimate' Marvel rewatch - going in chronological timeline order through all films, one shots and TV series (including the Netflix ones). It'll be interesting to see,

a) how far I get before I give up or skip a project b) how many muses get added to my muse list by the end. my bet atm is kamala khan and peter quill (the game version, not mcu, because the game has been surprisingly 🔥 so far!) at a minimum

[sea-owl]

I absolutely agree with your opinion but I'm rewatching all the movies in chronological order which unfortunately means I had to watch Captain Marvel again (I really dont like that movie for many reasons) along with the Thor movies which I just find really boring for such a fun character in the avengers movies.

But back to CA:CW I agree that they framed Cap as in the right but throughout the movie I was consistently thinking he was being incredibly stupid and acting on his high horse. Tony I always felt is swimming in guilt almost the entire time we see him stating from his first movie onward. And to make things worse people keep putting the blame on him. Banner helped create ultron but no lets all blame tony. The woman with the dead son in this movie put all the blame on Tony and then he wants to have some sort of control taken of the avengers since they lost the previous one.

And then there's Clint who makes a comment about Rhodey and how he got injured and how anyone with Tony might wind up the same way. Putting more guilt onto Tony. Throughout the movies it just seems like a constant push to Tony that even when he tries his hardest he will never do enough or be enough to be the proper hero. He wont be able to save everyone and it'll be all his fault.

So really this movie just made me dislike cap even more and feel even more for Tony.

This is probably the longest thing I have ever sent to you but thank you for the quick response for the previous one. I might just ask for your opinion on other movies 🤗

Ugh, don't even get me started on Steve's high horse, how often the narrative does not hold him responsible, and the blame Tony game. It's something I greatly detest even in the comics. It's one of the biggest things about the two characters that I wished would change. Just because Steve died does not mean he was not also responsible for the war. 🙄

BUT ANYWAY, let me stop there. Yeah if you're curious about my opinions I don't mind giving them. Do keep in mind I really haven't seen anything past Endgame for Marvel movies. I've seen a few projects past phase three but haven't really kept up with the MCU since they decided to crank out new stuff every other month.

[findroleplay]

eyy!! 25+F writer with 10+ years roleplay experience who is currently having a brainrot hyperfixation on MCU's Doctor Strange. i'm looking for someone to write the sassy pengwing in a character growth romance, m/m or f/m pairing with my sorcerer apprentice male oc OR! one of the following canon characters listed below;

Wong

Christine Palmer

Tony Stark (*test muse / patience requested)

FYI! i'll be cramming cleverly made youtube recaps and brilliantly constructed wiki's to retrace the MCU timeline since it's been a while and there's a lot and i'm not about to rewatch all those phases chronologically (got bills to pay and sleep to be had).

i'd like to write pre-snap! for the exaggerated timelapse angst. yes, i do like spice in my action/drama/sad dad-jokes stew, but it's definitely not the main sauce. and yes, i can double. all i ask is to keep the plot within the same verse. helps my scrambled egg-brain. 3rd pov, literate present tense with varied paragraph replies (flows with the vibes of the rp). i also don't believe in the stereotypical bunkbed snoosnoo action. versatility and chemistry all the way, yo.

DISCORD PREFERRED!!!

if interested, pop this degenerate a ♡ and i'll contact you. 🤙🏾

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[onetrueartform]

One of the highlights of my year so far is doing a chronological MCU rewatch. For obvious reasons.

[rocksrntpeople]

Returning with a Marvel Rewatch

Okay, so I started to rewatch the Marvel movies because I just really love the infinity gauntlet arc and I am not really enjoying this new arc that they’re on. Some people are like, “oh, you just don’t like change” or whatever, but no. 

I know these movies are good beyond just being fun action movies! I am not an action movie fan, but I love the MCU stuff!! Or at least…I did. And with everything else going on, it’s like all the joy is being sucked out of everything; everything sucks man. 

But it was NOT always like this, like some people try to insist! There weren’t only sequels being made and the movies took chances that today would never make it to the damn screening and if it did they’d sweep up literally every single award they qualified for, like how Everything, Everywhere, All At Once did!

I know this has been talked about to death, but I don’t have anyone else to share my rants with and I really gotta get 'em out! If you like the MCU or are just generally nerdy, you can stick around and maybe follow along as I watch every movie in the infinity gauntlet arc in chronological order. One movie per week, or not if I fuck up.

First up, one of my all-time favorite movies, Iron Man.

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Oh, and I’m throwing Deadpool in the mix because he’s simply the best.

[pavlmescal]

MCU Chronological Rewatch & ☆ Rin's 3k Followers Celebration ☆ Top 5 Movies as voted by my followers ⤷2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) dir. Anthony & Joe Russo (34 votes)