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Read MoreBy adding Spider-Man to Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sony completely re-contextualizes the character and is able to bring Marvel’s most definitive superhero back to relevance after a decade in pop culture purgatory.
Read MoreGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 turns out to be a mixed bag; it improves on the original in many ways but lacks the first film’s freshness and its story doesn’t have much bearing on the rest of the rest of the Infinity Saga.
Read MoreDoctor Strange‘s many positive attributes are ultimately squandered in a disappointingly average outing that never rises above mediocrity due to its muted ambitions.
Read MoreFor Marvel fans, Captain America: Civil War just about has it all: thought-provoking themes, eye-popping action sequences and a super-sized cast.
Read MoreWith lower stakes and a lighter touch, Ant-Man is largely successful when it sticks to this approach (and somewhat less so when it doesn’t), adding more dimension and flavor — sometimes quite literally — to the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreAge of Ultron is certainly a success (and an improvement on the first Avengers film), but the whole is less than the sum of its absurdly expensive parts.
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