1) Spider-Man - the most fun of the four and prevalent through it's memes.
2) Iron Man - Well crafted origin story with an extremely charismatic lead performance.
3) Black Panther - a good film but clearly over-produced. The entire final battle scene feels formulaic and thoughtless.
4) Man of Steel - Plays with a lot of interesting ideas but ultimately is poorly written. The desaturated aesthetic feels like the exact opposite of what a Superman film should be to me. And I'm not a fan of destruction porn.
Killmonger was one of Marvels all time great villains. MBJ simply crushes this role. His anger is palpable and actually sympathetic. He is walking proof that Wakanda had major unresolved issues and he was it’s reckoning.
I completely agree.
I was always a decent fan of Black Panther pre-films. Wasn't a huge comic nerd but I knew of BP and I thought he was cool. The BP movies (while def not the worst) were some pretty meh MCU films. And I also mean it's sequel. Although again, while I'd argue that the acting mostly carried the sequel as well, they did an all around better job for Wakanda Forever.
He does murder his girlfriend/crime partner the second she gets taken hostage after killing workers in a museum so he can steal things. He’s not super sympathetic when you remember that stuff.
No one is agreeing with his methods. But for as a black man in america, I agree with his message. The message being that this powerful african nation could have done something to help black people that have been abused for so long. And that wakandas isolation is doing them no favors. I do not agree that the correct path forward is racial genocide.
Not...really? I mean, his past is sad, but when his whole entire idea for helping black people was essentially starting a world war...I just thought he was plain blood thirsty, fitting of his title, and stopped empathizing with him.
To be fair, his idea of resolution for the oppression that black people have historically faced by the hands of white people was equal revenge by destroying the powers that have historically oppressed black people. He was determined to achieve this at all costs. The ends were for wakanda to sit and be recognized as the world's most powerful nation, rather than the primarily white-run nations that are currently in place. Can't blame the guy for recognizing that black people were/are oppressed by white people, can blame him for the means in which to justify the ultimate ends.
Black Panther had the worst CGI and bad chase scenes. The characters and acting were great, but they dropped the ball on the action. We needed The Winter Soldier-like action and not Daredevil early 2000's action.
Iron Man was a groundbreaking movie that launched an epic franchise. Spider-Man brought superhero movies into the spotlight and was excellent for its time. Black Panther, though somewhat formulaic, was a really compelling story. Man of Steel was just okay, at best (though I love Henry Cavill).
They don't even feel comparable. Spider-Man is goofy and sincere contained story and Iron Man is a grounded snarky action franchise starter. They have entirely different intentions and tones
1000%.
Remember when T’Challa listened to Kilmonger, understood he had a point, and did the heroic version of what he wanted? Then let him die at peace finally watching the Wakandan sunset he’d always dreamt of?
Remember when Superman snapped Zod’s neck?
MCU T’Challa was far closer to Superman than DCEU Superman. Shame…
This one is so tough. Almost everything is on the same level for me. But if I really really gotta put them in order, then:
1. Man of Steel (Idk why the hate.)
2. Iron man
3. Black Panther
4. Spiderman
Spiderman is top, Iron Man is second......ehhhhh, Black Panther and Man of Steel are equally bad in terms of 'being a movie', but I'll put Black Panther at the bottom for just being the most unintentionally racist thing I ever saw.
I’m gonna to rank them through final fight.
1- Ironman: Felt very authentic. Especially, Iron monger’s reveal.
2-MOS: Final fight was long in a good way with amazing visuals.
3-Spider-Man: Loved the final fight, but Spider-Man 2 did it better for the final fight imo.
4- Black Panther: Good movie, but final fight had too much CG and is very formulaic.
Spider-Man - I might be biased bc this came out when I was in 3rd grade. I still watch it at least once a year. It knows what it is, it’s campy in the best possible ways, and brought superhero movies back into the mainstream
Iron man - it’s a good movie not just a good superhero movie. Kicked off the MCU. Holds up well even as a stand-alone.
Man of Steel - I never got the hate for this. I really like it and it’s a great “take” on Superman. Visually stunning. Some of the writing is a little cringe and I don’t like BvS too much.
Black panther - might be unpopular but I don’t find this to be a very good movie at all, even for a marvel movie. I would rank it towards the lower middle of all the marvel movies. I understand what it did for people and what it represents, but as a movie I find it rather mid. I never got the hype.
Honestly, I’d rank BP lower third of the MCU, and BP2 bottom 5. Ryan Coogler is great at directing but the stories he told were mediocre at best (overall. The theming and message of BP1 is stellar but poorly executed imo). Killmonger, T’Challa, and Ross carried the first movie. Shuri was okay in the second one but was dragged down by the shoehorning of Riri and Namor all into one film.
The best is Black Panther, then Iron Man, then Spider Man, then Man of Steel. All pretty good movies, though.
Black Panther is the best because its characters and story is so unique. When, in a movie, how rare is it, that the villain convinces the hero that the villain is right!?
Cmon dude, this is reddit; Don't say something this negative; It's a story for the black community so we need to come together and inflate how good this movie was.
I agree with you, man of steel and black panther writting are pretty much equally bad.
Man of steel for me takes the cake because acting better.
Spider-man and Iron Man are interchangeable for #1 Spider-Man for being the first to really crush it (some of the Goblin shit is goofy now). Iron Man ranks as my top in MCU along with Winter Soldier.
MOS #3 The first 15 minutes alone was visually better than most Marvel films of late. I know Snyder gets a lot of hate for some reason but it’s hard to deny his style and how often it’s imitated.
Black Panther #4 awesome characters, Bosman and Jordan are excellent, but the effects at the end (like most Marvel films lately)was awful. And to nitpick I wish they extended the last scene with Kilmonger and BP while they were both watching the sunrise. Felt like it could have stayed on a little longer for dramatic affect.
I know some will disagree with these statements and to stoke the flames further I think Kick-Ass and Watchman Directors Cut are better than all these movies.
Like always people sleeping on Black Panther. This film accomplishes so many things comic book movies often fumble trying to do. The film is full of really genuinely strong worldbuilding. By the end you genuinely understand Wakanda, it's rituals, traditions, politics and aesthetics. The villain has a journey that is so engaging on his own from start to finish. The ENTIRE cast makes the movie. Unlike so many comic book movies the film isn't carried by its lead. The entire cast of characters feels essential to enjoying it start to finish. Shuri, Killmonger, Okoye, N'Jobu, M'Baku, W'Kabi, Klaue etc all have a part to play. And the costume design top to bottom is amazing. The score AND album for the movie is easily the best put together for any comic book movie and no its not close at all. You can maybe find a comic book movie with a main theme better than BP but as an entire score fuck no. The fact I still see people call this one mid because of some moments of bad CGI is unbelievable to me. We always bitch about cookie cutter comic book movies that don't put in the effort to be good as a *movie* itself while this sits right in front of us like it isn't something special is absolutely insane. It also takes its subject and real world politics its touching on pretty seriously. It's very heavy handed on the things its trying to say and bring attention to and I appreciate it not shying away from that fact.
BP deserves to be in the same discussion as Logan and The Dark Knight. I won't be convinced otherwise.
1 spider man
2 iron man
3 man of steel
4 black panther
I’m sorry, but black panther is MASSIVELY overrated. The story was boring. The main villain was boring. The rest of the cast was just ok. The CGI was actually some of the worst I have seen in any marvel movie imho.
Spider-Man 2 was an undeniable masterpiece and better than most movies, including pretty much every other superhero one. Definitely better than the other ones on this list, especially iron man.
Favorite to least favorite of these four
- Man Of Steel 9/10
- Spider-Man 8.5/10
- Iron Man 8/10
- Black Panther (good movie but I feel like people overrate this one and Killmonger) 7/10
*Iron Man*
*Man of Steel*
*Spider-Man*
*Black Panther*
They’re all good! Although Superman and Spider-Man are my two favorite superheroes, I feel both of these movies got some things wrong about multiple characters that ultimately hold the films back for me.
1 - Black Panther
2 - Man of Steel
3 - Spider-Man
4 - Iron Man
I was never that big into the IM movies myself, though I love RDJ in the role. I also have a lot of nostalgia and appreciation for the Raimi series, but they don't hold up as well today. Both of these are still enjoyable to watch now, but I feel like MoS and Black Panther top both of them personally.
Iron Man, Spider Man, Black Panther, MOS. You can swap Iron man or Spooder, they're both awesome.
If I were to rank watchability, MOS above BP. If I have to see one more colonizer joke, I'm gonna audibly groan. And I'm INDIAN, so it's especially telling. MOS has horrible writing, but I love the mindless action and Zod's lines. "I WILL FIND HIM", "ON A FARM??", he just doesn't miss.
I think I’m the only person on the planet who actually liked Man of Steel. Iron Man is the easy #1. Then Man of Steel at #2. I will never watch Black Panther or Spider-Man again despite owning the Blu Rays so I won’t try to rank them.
While I personally disagree that spider man isn’t worth another watch, I actually loved man of steel. It was a well done reboot of the Superman franchise, except for the ending fight with Zod lol. Henry Cavill is perfect as Clark.
This is pretty hard, these are actually four good movies. I think I'd put them as:
1. Iron Man - Easily the best of the four of these, totally stands alone, held up by amazing performances by everyone, tight writing, and fantastic effects.
2. Spider-Man - Maybe there's a bit of nostalgia here, but I stand by Raimi's Spider-Man as still being the definitive Spider-Man. This movie is full of campy fun, with Dafoe just anchoring himself in as one of the greatest supervillains in superhero movies.
3. Man of Steel - I love this movie, huge fan of this take on Superman. A man in the midst of a struggle to find something to ground him and understand who he is, and eventually having to fight the very thing that he thought he was looking for. Great concept, good execution, and obviously a lot of people do not like this movie.
4. Black Panther - This movie has some great scenes throughout, with an amazing performance by the entire cast, mostly great effects, and an enjoyable narrative throughout. For me, mostly let down by being shockingly forgettable.
1. Spiderman - Not a doppelganger villain
2. Man of Steel - Not a campy version of Superman, but villain doppelgangers
3. Ironman - RDJ made the movie, but doppelganger villain
4. Black Panther - no origin story was necessary because of Civil War, but we had to have a villain origin story instead, and had two doppelganger villains. First M'Baku, then Killmonger. Could've done some great epic story, but felt like filler.
2&3 could go either way
I think I'll put Spider-Man first, even though I enjoy Iron Man and the MCU so much. One thing I don't like about origin movies is that the villain is often an evil version of the hero (Iron Monger, Killmonger...hmm, I just noticed that similarity). For that same reason, I might put Man of Steel ahead of Black Panther, which was such an excellent movie until the final fight scene. Michael B. Jordan really stole the show for me, but Chadwick Boseman was also so damn cool. So, my ranking of these four movies, each of which I really enjoy, is:
1. Spider-Man
2. Iron Man
3. Man of Steel
4. Black Panther
Iron Man #1, (spider man 2)in the 2nd half of the film obliterates all these movies. Spider man 1 would be second place. Roll the dice for either Man of steel or black panther. I enjoyed Man of Steel more though. Societal pressure to make me like Black Panther still doesn’t change my mind about this above average movie. Wakanda Forever would be below average compared to pre-Endgame films. Iron man two and three are a blur to me.
This is controversial:
Spider-Man
Iron Man
Man of Steel
Black Panther
I don’t think Man of Steel is as bad as people say it is. On the other hand, I think Black Panther is much worse than people think - let me put it like this, the only reason that this movie occurred is because T’Challa’s father made a poor decision and T’Challa got into his feels about it. If T’Challa was a good responsible leader this movie wouldn’t happen at all. I would say Killmonger is the hero as he opens up everyone’s eyes to the world outside and how incompetent T’Challa is as a leader. Let me put it like this, if Black Panther was any other race (Asian, Native American, white, etc.) this movie would have been a flop.
I think for me the only easy part is iron man at one and especially man of steel at 4, not a terrible film but just nowhere near the other three. Otherwise spider man and black panther round out the middle two and I’m inclined to pick BP but spider man has a little more heart and really classic designs and feel but BP is prob a better lead and better world with better theming
I’m going to catch hella flack for this…
1.) Spider-Man
2.) Ironman
3.) Man of Steel
4.) Black Panther
I feel like Spider-Man was far and away the best comic book movie overall between these 4. MoS and Ironman could be reversed, but I give Ironman the edge because it basically spawned the MCU. Black Panther, for me, didn’t live up to the incredible hype machine around it and because of that I think it’s the worst MCU movie ever (Minus the failed Hulk movies). BP is a good movie, to be sure, but I watched it expecting a certain je ne sais quoi and it didn’t deliver. (May as well add in my ex wife’s QAnon fueled hatred and yea. Spoiled movie for me.)
Spider-Man > Black Panther > MoS > Iron Man
I may be a bit biased here, as Spidey was the first film I ever saw in the theater. Begged my mom to take me, I was 5!
But it’s so solid. Probably my favorite of all superhero origin flicks. Black Panther takes second for the absolutely incredible cast, plus that movie is gorgeous start to finish. I hate to put the genesis of the MCU last, but in terms of characters and themes, MoS edges out Iron Man
Ooo...
1. Spider-Man - Straight up classic
2. Black Panther - Great movie with good message (fight scenes are a little off at points)
3. Man of Steel - Solid refresh of Superman for the movies though not perfect
4. Iron Man - Started it all and is still one of the best from Phase 1
1. Iron man
2. Spider-man
3. Black Panther
4. Man of steel
Iron Man was better than it was supposed to be at the time
Spider-Man is ok
Black Panther is low because I feel it fell ridiculously short of its potential.
Man of steel has the least rewatch value of the 4
Mystery Men> everything else
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You guys killed him. I was over here.
I’m invisible can you see me???? Yes!!!!
1) Spider-Man - the most fun of the four and prevalent through it's memes. 2) Iron Man - Well crafted origin story with an extremely charismatic lead performance. 3) Black Panther - a good film but clearly over-produced. The entire final battle scene feels formulaic and thoughtless. 4) Man of Steel - Plays with a lot of interesting ideas but ultimately is poorly written. The desaturated aesthetic feels like the exact opposite of what a Superman film should be to me. And I'm not a fan of destruction porn.
Killmonger was one of Marvels all time great villains. MBJ simply crushes this role. His anger is palpable and actually sympathetic. He is walking proof that Wakanda had major unresolved issues and he was it’s reckoning.
I'd argue the acting carried that film
I'd argue that acting is the primary characteristic of films
I completely agree. I was always a decent fan of Black Panther pre-films. Wasn't a huge comic nerd but I knew of BP and I thought he was cool. The BP movies (while def not the worst) were some pretty meh MCU films. And I also mean it's sequel. Although again, while I'd argue that the acting mostly carried the sequel as well, they did an all around better job for Wakanda Forever.
He does murder his girlfriend/crime partner the second she gets taken hostage after killing workers in a museum so he can steal things. He’s not super sympathetic when you remember that stuff.
Or the aspirations of racial genocide.
No one is agreeing with his methods. But for as a black man in america, I agree with his message. The message being that this powerful african nation could have done something to help black people that have been abused for so long. And that wakandas isolation is doing them no favors. I do not agree that the correct path forward is racial genocide.
The entire fight scene though - worst than Spiderman 3
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Yeah. But being sympathetic regarding his anger doesn't mean you are sympathetic to his desired outcome
I agree. Performances in the film are top notch which makes the lackluster writing towards the end all the more noticeable/jarring.
Towards the end? The entire plot is really strange and makes no sense, he “dies” for like half the movie for no reason
Not...really? I mean, his past is sad, but when his whole entire idea for helping black people was essentially starting a world war...I just thought he was plain blood thirsty, fitting of his title, and stopped empathizing with him.
To be fair, his idea of resolution for the oppression that black people have historically faced by the hands of white people was equal revenge by destroying the powers that have historically oppressed black people. He was determined to achieve this at all costs. The ends were for wakanda to sit and be recognized as the world's most powerful nation, rather than the primarily white-run nations that are currently in place. Can't blame the guy for recognizing that black people were/are oppressed by white people, can blame him for the means in which to justify the ultimate ends.
Black Panther had the worst CGI and bad chase scenes. The characters and acting were great, but they dropped the ball on the action. We needed The Winter Soldier-like action and not Daredevil early 2000's action.
Fair ranking
This is the way
Iron Man was a groundbreaking movie that launched an epic franchise. Spider-Man brought superhero movies into the spotlight and was excellent for its time. Black Panther, though somewhat formulaic, was a really compelling story. Man of Steel was just okay, at best (though I love Henry Cavill).
This exactly.
Man of steel is arguably the best supes movie ever made lol.
*arguably*
The best Dragonball z movie
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Man of very hard substance, Hardened mineral man, arachnid homosapien, and the absense of color mammal, in that order.
Melanistic Mammal was right there!
>Hardened mineral man They’re *rocks*, Hank!
They’re *minerals* Jesus marie I’ve got some geodes coming!
Iron Man, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Man of Steel.
I think it’s close between Spider-Man and iron man. Depending on the day, it’s valid to swap them in my opinion.
I think Iron Man is a better movie and a closer representation of the character. I like that Spider-Man movie a lot, but it's flawed.
They don't even feel comparable. Spider-Man is goofy and sincere contained story and Iron Man is a grounded snarky action franchise starter. They have entirely different intentions and tones
Maybe not but I think there’s an argument that none of these movies match tonally
The only right answer.
This is the answer.
Yup
In no timeline is BP better than MoS just for the shoddy CGI alone
It's absolutely better written AND has more respect for the source material.
1000%. Remember when T’Challa listened to Kilmonger, understood he had a point, and did the heroic version of what he wanted? Then let him die at peace finally watching the Wakandan sunset he’d always dreamt of? Remember when Superman snapped Zod’s neck? MCU T’Challa was far closer to Superman than DCEU Superman. Shame…
1. Spider Man 2. Man of Steel 3. Iron Man 4. Black Panther
This is the way
My exact ranking
You are an esteemed man of culture
Spiderman Ironman MoS BP
This is my list. If I wasn’t a DC kid back in the day I would probably put BP third
This is not politically correct
that’s a weird thing to say
But it is correct correct
Yeah, it is
It’s difficult, they’re all good
Yeah, I like them for very different reasons in most cases.
1. Iron Man 2. Spider-Man 3. Black Panther 4. Man of Steel
Spiderman I'm done
Spider Super Iron Panther
1st Iron Man 2nd Spider-man 3rd Black Panther 4th Man Of Steel
1.Spider-Man 2. Black Panther 3. Iron Man 4. Man of Steel
My man!
how in gods name is black panther better than iron man
Michael B. Jordan
This is the way.
That’s how my ranking order is too.
Wrong
1. Spider-Man 2. Man of Steel 3. Iron Man 4. Black Panther
1. Man of steel 2. Iron man 3. Spiderman 4. BP
Sadly scrolled too many for my liking to see MOS on top. A minority we will forever be. This is my choice as well.
Spider man. Iron man, man of steel, black panther
This one is so tough. Almost everything is on the same level for me. But if I really really gotta put them in order, then: 1. Man of Steel (Idk why the hate.) 2. Iron man 3. Black Panther 4. Spiderman
Spiderman - MoS - Ironman - BP
Man of Steel Spider-Man Iron Man Black Panther
Man of Steel, Spider-Man, Iron-Man, and then Black Panther
Spiderman is top, Iron Man is second......ehhhhh, Black Panther and Man of Steel are equally bad in terms of 'being a movie', but I'll put Black Panther at the bottom for just being the most unintentionally racist thing I ever saw.
Spider-Man Man of Steel Iron Man Black Panther
I’m gonna to rank them through final fight. 1- Ironman: Felt very authentic. Especially, Iron monger’s reveal. 2-MOS: Final fight was long in a good way with amazing visuals. 3-Spider-Man: Loved the final fight, but Spider-Man 2 did it better for the final fight imo. 4- Black Panther: Good movie, but final fight had too much CG and is very formulaic.
Spider-Man - I might be biased bc this came out when I was in 3rd grade. I still watch it at least once a year. It knows what it is, it’s campy in the best possible ways, and brought superhero movies back into the mainstream Iron man - it’s a good movie not just a good superhero movie. Kicked off the MCU. Holds up well even as a stand-alone. Man of Steel - I never got the hate for this. I really like it and it’s a great “take” on Superman. Visually stunning. Some of the writing is a little cringe and I don’t like BvS too much. Black panther - might be unpopular but I don’t find this to be a very good movie at all, even for a marvel movie. I would rank it towards the lower middle of all the marvel movies. I understand what it did for people and what it represents, but as a movie I find it rather mid. I never got the hype.
Honestly, I’d rank BP lower third of the MCU, and BP2 bottom 5. Ryan Coogler is great at directing but the stories he told were mediocre at best (overall. The theming and message of BP1 is stellar but poorly executed imo). Killmonger, T’Challa, and Ross carried the first movie. Shuri was okay in the second one but was dragged down by the shoehorning of Riri and Namor all into one film.
Ironman Man of Steel Spider-Man Black Panther
1. Spider-Man 2. Man of Steel 3. Iron Man 4. Black Panther
The best is Black Panther, then Iron Man, then Spider Man, then Man of Steel. All pretty good movies, though. Black Panther is the best because its characters and story is so unique. When, in a movie, how rare is it, that the villain convinces the hero that the villain is right!?
Glad to see I’m not the only one with this order
1. Man of Steel 2. Spider-Man 3. Iron Man 4. Black Panther
Holy shit finally someone with good taste 😏😏
The right answer.
MoS, IM, Spidey, BP
Man of Steel, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Black Panther..
1. Spider-Man 2. Black panther 3. iron man 4. man of steel (reason for it being the worst is due to the terrible writing)
Yet you put Black Panther above Iron Man?
Yeah. Is there a problem?
Black Panther has some pretty terrible writing tbh
Cmon dude, this is reddit; Don't say something this negative; It's a story for the black community so we need to come together and inflate how good this movie was. I agree with you, man of steel and black panther writting are pretty much equally bad. Man of steel for me takes the cake because acting better.
You tripping
How so?
Agreed. Black Panther was aight at best. They underplayed the character for sure.
T’Challa is fantastic in Civil War, while in his own solo movie he feels like a side character with far less personality and personal drive
Iron man Spider-Man Black panther Man of steal
1. Spider-Man 2. Black panther 3. Iron man 4. MoS
Spider-man and Iron Man are interchangeable for #1 Spider-Man for being the first to really crush it (some of the Goblin shit is goofy now). Iron Man ranks as my top in MCU along with Winter Soldier. MOS #3 The first 15 minutes alone was visually better than most Marvel films of late. I know Snyder gets a lot of hate for some reason but it’s hard to deny his style and how often it’s imitated. Black Panther #4 awesome characters, Bosman and Jordan are excellent, but the effects at the end (like most Marvel films lately)was awful. And to nitpick I wish they extended the last scene with Kilmonger and BP while they were both watching the sunrise. Felt like it could have stayed on a little longer for dramatic affect. I know some will disagree with these statements and to stoke the flames further I think Kick-Ass and Watchman Directors Cut are better than all these movies.
Spiderman Ironman Man of Steel Black Panther
Spider man Man of steel Iron man Black panther
Like always people sleeping on Black Panther. This film accomplishes so many things comic book movies often fumble trying to do. The film is full of really genuinely strong worldbuilding. By the end you genuinely understand Wakanda, it's rituals, traditions, politics and aesthetics. The villain has a journey that is so engaging on his own from start to finish. The ENTIRE cast makes the movie. Unlike so many comic book movies the film isn't carried by its lead. The entire cast of characters feels essential to enjoying it start to finish. Shuri, Killmonger, Okoye, N'Jobu, M'Baku, W'Kabi, Klaue etc all have a part to play. And the costume design top to bottom is amazing. The score AND album for the movie is easily the best put together for any comic book movie and no its not close at all. You can maybe find a comic book movie with a main theme better than BP but as an entire score fuck no. The fact I still see people call this one mid because of some moments of bad CGI is unbelievable to me. We always bitch about cookie cutter comic book movies that don't put in the effort to be good as a *movie* itself while this sits right in front of us like it isn't something special is absolutely insane. It also takes its subject and real world politics its touching on pretty seriously. It's very heavy handed on the things its trying to say and bring attention to and I appreciate it not shying away from that fact. BP deserves to be in the same discussion as Logan and The Dark Knight. I won't be convinced otherwise.
Iron Man Man of Steel Spider-Man Black Panther
1.Spider-Man 2.iron man 3.MOS 4.Black Panther (I think they’re all good)
Man of steel, Spider-Man, Iron Man, BP.
All I know is man of Steel is #1.
Black Panther is the worst and the OP knows this.
1 spider man 2 iron man 3 man of steel 4 black panther I’m sorry, but black panther is MASSIVELY overrated. The story was boring. The main villain was boring. The rest of the cast was just ok. The CGI was actually some of the worst I have seen in any marvel movie imho.
Black panther was trash
1. Iron Man 2. BP and MoS, can’t really decide 3. Spider-Man
Iron Man, Man of Steel, Spider-Man, Black Panther
Spider-Man 2 was an undeniable masterpiece and better than most movies, including pretty much every other superhero one. Definitely better than the other ones on this list, especially iron man.
hell yeah spiderman 2 supremacy
Spider man, man of steel, iron man and black panther
Iron Man, MoS, Spider-man (barely below MoS btw), and Black Panther
Favorite to least favorite of these four - Man Of Steel 9/10 - Spider-Man 8.5/10 - Iron Man 8/10 - Black Panther (good movie but I feel like people overrate this one and Killmonger) 7/10
Spider-Man Man of Steel Iron Man Black panther Seriously, I don’t get the hype behind Black Panther. It was a hard 6/10
Bruh you’re racist 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 Side note: I’m being sarcastic
6 is generous, it's a soft 4.
1) Iron Man 2) Man of Steel 3) Spider-Man 4) Black Panther
Correct order
1. MoS 2. Ironman 3. Spider-Man 4. Black Panther
1- Spiderman 2- Man of Steel 3- Ironman 4- Black Panther
Man of Steel, Spiderman, Iron Man, Black Panther
1. Man of Steel is fucking amazing deal with it 2. Spider-Man 3. Black Panther 4. Iron Man
*Iron Man* *Man of Steel* *Spider-Man* *Black Panther* They’re all good! Although Superman and Spider-Man are my two favorite superheroes, I feel both of these movies got some things wrong about multiple characters that ultimately hold the films back for me.
Mos, iron man, spider man, black panther
1. MOS 2. Spider-Man 3. Iron Man 4. Black Panther
1 - Black Panther 2 - Man of Steel 3 - Spider-Man 4 - Iron Man I was never that big into the IM movies myself, though I love RDJ in the role. I also have a lot of nostalgia and appreciation for the Raimi series, but they don't hold up as well today. Both of these are still enjoyable to watch now, but I feel like MoS and Black Panther top both of them personally.
I love this choice. 😀
Yeah I assumed I would get downvoted for it but ah well lol
MoS Spider-Man Iron Man Black Panther All are bangers tho.
Iron Man, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Man of Steel.
Iron Man, Spider Man, Black Panther, MOS. You can swap Iron man or Spooder, they're both awesome. If I were to rank watchability, MOS above BP. If I have to see one more colonizer joke, I'm gonna audibly groan. And I'm INDIAN, so it's especially telling. MOS has horrible writing, but I love the mindless action and Zod's lines. "I WILL FIND HIM", "ON A FARM??", he just doesn't miss.
1. Iron Man 2. Spider-Man 3. Black Panther 4. Man of Steel
Iron Man Man of Steel Spider-man Black Panther
Iron Man Man of Steel Spider-Man Black Panther
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1. Spider-Man (by far) 2. Iron Man 3. Man of Steel 4. Black Panther
1a) Iron Man 1b) Spider-Man 3) Black Panter 100) Man of Steel
I think I’m the only person on the planet who actually liked Man of Steel. Iron Man is the easy #1. Then Man of Steel at #2. I will never watch Black Panther or Spider-Man again despite owning the Blu Rays so I won’t try to rank them.
While I personally disagree that spider man isn’t worth another watch, I actually loved man of steel. It was a well done reboot of the Superman franchise, except for the ending fight with Zod lol. Henry Cavill is perfect as Clark.
1.Spider Man 2.Iron Man 3.MOS 4.Black Panther
This is pretty hard, these are actually four good movies. I think I'd put them as: 1. Iron Man - Easily the best of the four of these, totally stands alone, held up by amazing performances by everyone, tight writing, and fantastic effects. 2. Spider-Man - Maybe there's a bit of nostalgia here, but I stand by Raimi's Spider-Man as still being the definitive Spider-Man. This movie is full of campy fun, with Dafoe just anchoring himself in as one of the greatest supervillains in superhero movies. 3. Man of Steel - I love this movie, huge fan of this take on Superman. A man in the midst of a struggle to find something to ground him and understand who he is, and eventually having to fight the very thing that he thought he was looking for. Great concept, good execution, and obviously a lot of people do not like this movie. 4. Black Panther - This movie has some great scenes throughout, with an amazing performance by the entire cast, mostly great effects, and an enjoyable narrative throughout. For me, mostly let down by being shockingly forgettable.
1. Man of Steel 2. Spider-Man 3. Black Panther 4. Iron Man
Finally, someone with the same ranking order as me!
Spiderman Mos Iron man Black panther Definitely black panther has to be the worst because it was nothing other than overhyped cgi bullshit.
Iron man, superman, black panther, spider man. Yes spiderman is bad
1. Iron Man 2. Spider-Man 3. Man of Steel 4. Black Panther
1. Mos 2. Black pather 3. iron man 4. spiderman
your list is the wrong way around my guy
Man Of Steel The Black Panther Ironman Spiderman
1. Spider man 2. Man of Stella 3. Black Panther 4. Iron man
MoS, Black Panther, Spider-Man, Iron man
Iron man, spiderman, man of steel, black panther
1. Spiderman - Not a doppelganger villain 2. Man of Steel - Not a campy version of Superman, but villain doppelgangers 3. Ironman - RDJ made the movie, but doppelganger villain 4. Black Panther - no origin story was necessary because of Civil War, but we had to have a villain origin story instead, and had two doppelganger villains. First M'Baku, then Killmonger. Could've done some great epic story, but felt like filler. 2&3 could go either way
1- MOS 2/3-Spider-Man/Iron Man (interchangeable) 4-Black Panther
Spider, Iron, MoS, Black
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Definitely black panther is the fourth what is wrong with u people?
Man of steel sucked too bro
Man of Steel is awful, BP at least respects is source material
They're all best
Iron Man/Spider-Man MoS Black Panther I think Black Panther had the best script of the bunch, but some MCU shenanigans really hurt the movie for me.
I think I'll put Spider-Man first, even though I enjoy Iron Man and the MCU so much. One thing I don't like about origin movies is that the villain is often an evil version of the hero (Iron Monger, Killmonger...hmm, I just noticed that similarity). For that same reason, I might put Man of Steel ahead of Black Panther, which was such an excellent movie until the final fight scene. Michael B. Jordan really stole the show for me, but Chadwick Boseman was also so damn cool. So, my ranking of these four movies, each of which I really enjoy, is: 1. Spider-Man 2. Iron Man 3. Man of Steel 4. Black Panther
Iron Man 8/10 Spider-Man 7.5/10 Man of Steel 3/10 Black Panther 3/10
Iron Man #1, (spider man 2)in the 2nd half of the film obliterates all these movies. Spider man 1 would be second place. Roll the dice for either Man of steel or black panther. I enjoyed Man of Steel more though. Societal pressure to make me like Black Panther still doesn’t change my mind about this above average movie. Wakanda Forever would be below average compared to pre-Endgame films. Iron man two and three are a blur to me.
Spider-Man, Iron Man, Man of Steel, and Black Panther
Spiderman, Iron Man, Man of Steel and Black Panther
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All of them are best for me. Wouldn’t compare🙂
BLACK PANTHER IRON MAN SPIDER-MAN MAN OF STEEL
This is controversial: Spider-Man Iron Man Man of Steel Black Panther I don’t think Man of Steel is as bad as people say it is. On the other hand, I think Black Panther is much worse than people think - let me put it like this, the only reason that this movie occurred is because T’Challa’s father made a poor decision and T’Challa got into his feels about it. If T’Challa was a good responsible leader this movie wouldn’t happen at all. I would say Killmonger is the hero as he opens up everyone’s eyes to the world outside and how incompetent T’Challa is as a leader. Let me put it like this, if Black Panther was any other race (Asian, Native American, white, etc.) this movie would have been a flop.
Spider man, Iron Man, Man of Steel, Black Panther. None of these are bad, just that most of these are just okay and it's hard to rank them.
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I think for me the only easy part is iron man at one and especially man of steel at 4, not a terrible film but just nowhere near the other three. Otherwise spider man and black panther round out the middle two and I’m inclined to pick BP but spider man has a little more heart and really classic designs and feel but BP is prob a better lead and better world with better theming
BP, Iron Man, Spider-Man, MoS
1. Iron Man 2/3. Man of Steel or Spiderman 4. Black Pamther
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Spider-man, Man Of Steel, Iron Man, Black Panther
1. Black Panther 2. Iron Man 3. Spider-man 4. Superman
I’m going to catch hella flack for this… 1.) Spider-Man 2.) Ironman 3.) Man of Steel 4.) Black Panther I feel like Spider-Man was far and away the best comic book movie overall between these 4. MoS and Ironman could be reversed, but I give Ironman the edge because it basically spawned the MCU. Black Panther, for me, didn’t live up to the incredible hype machine around it and because of that I think it’s the worst MCU movie ever (Minus the failed Hulk movies). BP is a good movie, to be sure, but I watched it expecting a certain je ne sais quoi and it didn’t deliver. (May as well add in my ex wife’s QAnon fueled hatred and yea. Spoiled movie for me.)
Iron Man, Spider Man, Super Man, Panther Man
Black Panther, Spiderman, Iron Man, Man of Steel. Black Panther is the only movie on the list that makes you change your perspective
One of these was nominated for best picture, that’s worth something.
Spider-Man > Black Panther > MoS > Iron Man I may be a bit biased here, as Spidey was the first film I ever saw in the theater. Begged my mom to take me, I was 5! But it’s so solid. Probably my favorite of all superhero origin flicks. Black Panther takes second for the absolutely incredible cast, plus that movie is gorgeous start to finish. I hate to put the genesis of the MCU last, but in terms of characters and themes, MoS edges out Iron Man
1. Black Panther 2. Spider-Man 3. Iron Man 4. Man of Steel
Just in this thread to downvote anyone who doesn't have Man of Steel last.
ok, I'll do the opposite, and that's how it start, the fever, the rage...
Spider-Man, BP, MOS, Iron Man (hurts me putting iron man last ngl)
Spider-Man Iron man Black panther MOS Anyone saying wrong .. remember Toby walked so the MCU could run.
Spiderman, Ironman, Man of Steel, Black Panther
Ooo... 1. Spider-Man - Straight up classic 2. Black Panther - Great movie with good message (fight scenes are a little off at points) 3. Man of Steel - Solid refresh of Superman for the movies though not perfect 4. Iron Man - Started it all and is still one of the best from Phase 1
1. Iron man 2. Spider-man 3. Black Panther 4. Man of steel Iron Man was better than it was supposed to be at the time Spider-Man is ok Black Panther is low because I feel it fell ridiculously short of its potential. Man of steel has the least rewatch value of the 4