
This Is The Right Order To Watch Every MCU Movie
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If you saw Endgame, you'd remember when they went back in time in 2014 to find the Power Stone, where they came across Quill being an idiot. While at the same time, this was when 2014 Gamora said to Nebula Father has found an infinity stone. This was during GoTG, but it was shown offscreen in that movie. However, we see it in Endgame. But it still implies that this was occuring during the time of GoTG when Quill was taking that Orb and came across Korath.
Now, at the end of Age of Ultron, the post credit scene is Thanos equipping the infinity gauntlet, and says Fine, i'll do it myself.
So this implies, after Avengers 2, is when Thanos started his conquest for the infinity stones. So maybe GoTG can be after Avengers 2
Date: 2020-07-14
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Gabe
Captain America: The First Avenger (1942-1945 past) (2011 present)
Captain Marvel (1995) (post credits scene serves as a crazy sneak peak to the near future/ the finale of the Infinity Saga, leaves audiences confused but extremely curious and eager to binge the next movies)
Iron Man (2010) (Visions line in Civil War, said in 2016, about Iron Mans announcement being 8 years earlier is retconned, it should be 6 years earlier)
Iron Man 2 (2011) (6 months after the first film)
Thor (2011) (Agent Coulsons New Mexico mission stated in Iron Man 2 leads right into the events of Thor within the same week) (post credit scene teases the return of Loki)
The Incredible Hulk (2011) (Takes place in the same week as Iron Man 2 and Thor, but after both films when Tony becomes a consultant for SHIELD and talks with General Ross about Banner, which teases the Avengers)
The Avengers (2012)
Iron Man 3 (December 2012) (7 months after the Avengers)
Thor: The Dark World (2013) (2 years since Thor, and 1 year since The Avengers) (post credit scene ties into the GOTG with the Collector)
Guardians of The Galaxy (2014, as shown in the events of Endgame)
Guardians of The Galaxy: Volume 2 (2014) (2 months after the first film, serves as a close continuation of the first film that explores how the Guardians have grown in short time, and continues to explore Peters story arc)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) (2 years after the Avengers) (post credits scene ties into Age of Ultron with the tease of Wanda and Quicksilver)
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
Ant-Man (2015) (takes place when the new Avengers have been formed after the events of AOU) (post credits scene ties into Civil War)
Captain America: Civil War (2016) (post credits scene ties into Black Panther)
Black Panther (2016) (1 week after Civil War)
Spider-Man Homecoming (2016) (a few months after Civil War, 8 years later thing was retconned)
Doctor Strange (2016-2017) (5 years after the events of The Avengers as stated in Endgame by the Ancient One) (post credit scene ties into Ragnarok)
Thor: Ragnarok (2017) (post credit scene takes place in 2018, teases the doom that will soon terrorize the universe, leaves audiences just as shocked and scared as the characters)
Ant-Man and The Wasp (2018) (2 years after Civil War) (post credit further teases a mysterious future event that will haunt the universe, and leaves audiences just as shocked and confused as the characters)
Avengers: Infinity War (2018) (6 years after The Avengers, also right after Ragnarok)
Avengers: Endgame (2018, 23 days after Infinity War) (2023, 5 years later time jump)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2023) (8 months after Endgame)
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Captain America: The First Avenger (1942-1945 past) (2011 present)
Captain Marvel (1995) (post credits scene serves as a crazy sneak peak to the near future/ the finale of the Infinity Saga, leaves audiences confused but extremely curious and eager to binge the next movies)
Iron Man (2010) (Visions line in Civil War, said in 2016, about Iron Mans announcement being 8 years earlier is retconned, it should be 6 years earlier)
Iron Man 2 (2011) (6 months after the first film)
Thor (2011) (Agent Coulsons New Mexico mission stated in Iron Man 2 leads right into the events of Thor within the same week) (post credit scene teases the return of Loki)
The Incredible Hulk (2011) (Takes place in the same week as Iron Man 2 and Thor, but after both films when Tony becomes a consultant for SHIELD and talks with General Ross about Banner, which teases the Avengers)
The Avengers (2012)
Iron Man 3 (December 2012) (7 months after the Avengers)
Thor: The Dark World (2013) (2 years since Thor, and 1 year since The Avengers) (post credit scene ties into the GOTG with the Collector)
Guardians of The Galaxy (2014, as shown in the events of Endgame)
Guardians of The Galaxy: Volume 2 (2014) (2 months after the first film, serves as a close continuation of the first film that explores how the Guardians have grown in short time, and continues to explore Peters story arc)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) (2 years after the Avengers) (post credits scene ties into Age of Ultron with the tease of Wanda and Quicksilver)
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
Ant-Man (2015) (takes place when the new Avengers have been formed after the events of AOU) (post credits scene ties into Civil War)
Captain America: Civil War (2016) (post credits scene ties into Black Panther)
Black Panther (2016) (1 week after Civil War)
Spider-Man Homecoming (2016) (a few months after Civil War, 8 years later thing was retconned)
Doctor Strange (2016-2017) (5 years after the events of The Avengers as stated in Endgame by the Ancient One) (post credit scene ties into Ragnarok)
Thor: Ragnarok (2017) (post credit scene takes place in 2018, teases the doom that will soon terrorize the universe, leaves audiences just as shocked and scared as the characters)
Ant-Man and The Wasp (2018) (2 years after Civil War) (post credit further teases a mysterious future event that will haunt the universe, and leaves audiences just as shocked and confused as the characters)
Avengers: Infinity War (2018) (6 years after The Avengers, also right after Ragnarok)
Avengers: Endgame (2018, 23 days after Infinity War) (2023, 5 years later time jump)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2023) (8 months after Endgame)
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Rissa
can anyone help me understand this part of the MCU timeline?
Age of Ultron (takes place in 2015) Klaw has the stolen vibranium and gets arm cut off by Ultron.
Captain America: Civil War (takes place in 2016) King of Wakanda dies in a bomb attack in Vienna.
Black Panther (takes place in 2017) the story of the King of Wakanda dying in Vienna is on tv news as if it just happened, Klaw now has a vibranium arm but the stealing of the vibranium was revealed at the beginning of the movie to have happened in 1992.
How is all of this supposed to connect in the timeline? Is there time slots unaccounted for in between? Are the dates just supposed to be really close between Civil War and Black Panther? why is Black Panther just now searching for Klaw because of the stolen vibranium in his movie and not sooner? Im confused and I need answers!
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can anyone help me understand this part of the MCU timeline?
Age of Ultron (takes place in 2015) Klaw has the stolen vibranium and gets arm cut off by Ultron.
Captain America: Civil War (takes place in 2016) King of Wakanda dies in a bomb attack in Vienna.
Black Panther (takes place in 2017) the story of the King of Wakanda dying in Vienna is on tv news as if it just happened, Klaw now has a vibranium arm but the stealing of the vibranium was revealed at the beginning of the movie to have happened in 1992.
How is all of this supposed to connect in the timeline? Is there time slots unaccounted for in between? Are the dates just supposed to be really close between Civil War and Black Panther? why is Black Panther just now searching for Klaw because of the stolen vibranium in his movie and not sooner? Im confused and I need answers!
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