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Unraveling the X-Men Timeline : A Step-by-Step Guide to Watch X-Men Movies in Chronological Order

Although you can watch X-Men movies in any order but there is a way to watch them in chronological order. X-Men franchise released a lot of movies starting with X-Men First Class and it's still going on. Choronological Order to watch X-Men Movies 1. X-Men First Class 2. X-Men Days of Future Past 3. X-Men : Origins Wolverine 4. X-Men Apocalypse 5. X-Men Dark Phoenix 6. X-Men 7. X-2 X-Men United 8. X-Men The Last Stand 9. The Wolverine 10. Deadpool 11. Deadpool 2 12. Logan 13. The New Mutants This is best possible order to watch X-Men Movies in Chronological Order Enjoy Watching :)

All the Marvel Movies released till Now

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the biggest franchise of all time. It has released a lot of movies and series. and today we're going to guide you throughout all the movies and series of MCU. So, here is what you are looking for! Marvel Movies in Order Of Release Date Marvel Movies are divided into six phases and two saga's - The Infinity Saga and The Multiverse Saga. Let's Discuss :) The Infinity Saga MCU Phase One 1. IronMan (May 2, 2008) 2. The Incredible Hulk (June 13, 2008) 3. IronMan 2 (May 7, 2010) 4. Thor (May 6, 2011) 5. Captain America : The First Avenger (July 22, 2011) 6. Marvel's The Avengers (May 4, 2012) MCU Phase Two 7. IronMan 3 (May 3,2013) 8. Thor : The Dark World (Nov 8, 2013) 9. Captain America : The Winter Soldier (April 4,2014) 10. Guardians of The Galaxy (August 1, 2014) 11. Avengers : Age of Ultron (May 1,2015) 12. A...

Best Superhero Movies Since Avengers Endgame, Ranked

The release of Avengers: Endgame represented a pivotal moment in the history of blockbuster films, especially within the superhero genre. As the grand finale of the MCU's Infinity Saga (with Spider-Man: Far From Home arriving two months later to serve as a sort of epilogue), the film's staggering $2.79 billion box office earnings signaled the genre's pinnacle. When the COVID-19 pandemic led to theater closures for almost a year, disrupting the entire film industry, it felt as though Avengers: Endgame had marked the end of an era for superhero films. A widespread opinion, especially on the internet, is that superhero fatigue has set in, signaling a decline for the once highly lucrative genre. This feeling is often associated with the idea that the MCU hasn't been the same since Avengers: Endgame, with films like Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Thor: Love and Thunder falling short of expectations. However, this sentiment isn't limited to just the MCU. Following ...