After a month of frenzied voting, the Killing Time Community’s pick for Best Marvel Movie is the film that began it all: 2008’s Iron Man. It was not an easy win for the grandpappy of Marvel films. Battling it to the wire was Marvel’s latest film: Guardians of the Galaxy. Right behind those two was this year’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Finishing between the top 3 and a gaggle of votes for every other film was 2012’s The Avengers. Even though the original still sits atop the throne, the fact that the last two Marvel movies finished right behind it, should prove that six plus years into the Marvel movie-verse, things are just getting better and better.
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POLL: What is the Best Marvel Movie Thus Far?
Just a reminder to vote in the Best Marvel Movie Poll. With a few days to go, four movies are battling it out for #1. Someone also might throw Iron Man 2 a pity vote…. At any rate, vote at http://justkillingti.me. The winner will be announced around Labor Day.
Top 5: Marvel Post-Credits Scenes
It’s become such a staple of the Marvel movie experience that when the credits rolled on Guardians of the Galaxy, not a single person in my audience even got up to stretch. After ten films, people know that you are crazy if you leave before THE END CREDITS SCENE! They were surprises with the first few films, but now everyone expects something big at the end of the credits that’s going to get us psyched for the next film. Some even have two post-credits scenes now. Continue reading Top 5: Marvel Post-Credits Scenes
POLL: What is the Best Marvel Movie Thus Far?
We’ve had ten films now in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. From 2008’s Iron Man to this month’s Guardians of the Galaxy. It’s amazing to see the complex story that’s connecting all these films form, but which installment is the mightiest Marvel film? This month the KT Community will put that question to rest! Vote on the homepage at http://justkillingti.me. Excelsior!
Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 1 & 2 Recap (Including Josh Brolin as Thanos)
In conjunction with the release of Guardians of the Galaxy (we have mentioned that’s out now, right?) Marvel has released a recap of the MCU. A sort of “previously in the Marvel Cinematic Universe”. It takes all the way from 2008’s Iron Man through to a quick look at 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron. It also will give you a first look (well, hear) of Josh Brolin as Thanos. It’s the perfect way to psyche yourself up for Guardians or prolong your post-Guardians high. Excelsior!
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