"If we can't protect the earth, you'd better be damn sure we'll avenge it." - Tony Stark
The "MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE" is complex in terms of continuity, and different sources even give different viewpoints on how to view the film series, but I've chosen to watch the series in this order and for these reasons:
The "MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE" is complex in terms of continuity, and different sources even give different viewpoints on how to view the film series, but I've chosen to watch the series in this order and for these reasons:
1. "Captain America: The First Avenger" - Because this installment details the modern origins of the superhero age and plants the seeds for each of the subsequent "A-list" members of the Avengers; Super Soldier Serum connects to Hulk, Cosmic Cube connects to Thor, Howard Stark connects to Iron Man.
2. "Iron Man" - Conclusively the next step in the continuity of the series because it takes place before the events of the next four films in which Tony Stark had already become Iron Man.
3. "Iron Man 2" - It's set six months after the events of "Iron Man" and the penultimate scene where Nick Fury indoctrinates Tony Stark as a consultant on the "Avengers Initiative" would place the events of this film before the final scene of 2008's "Incredible Hulk" where Tony Stark recruits the help of General Ross for the project.
4. "Thor" - As stated by Nick Fury in "The Avengers," the battle between Thor and the Destroyer (as detailed in this film) take place a year before the events of "The Avengers". Also, the post-credits scene in "Iron Man 2" features Agent Coulson discovering Thor's warhammer Mjolnir previous to the majority of events seen in "Thor".
5. "The Incredible Hulk" - The final scene in this film ties directly into "The Avengers" when Tony Stark puts the final touches on Nick Fury's "Avengers Initiative" by recruiting General Ross' assistance for the program.
6. "The Avengers" - Because all of the storythreads presented in the previously-released films culminate in this ultimate historic crossover outing.
Hope you enjoyed my viewpoint!
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