The Results Are In: See How CBM Users Ranked the MCU Films

Also, seeing Iron Man 3 rank so low is beyond upsetting.

1. Logan
2. DOFP
3. Deadpool
4. First Class
5. The Wolverine
6. Apocalypse
7. X2
8. X-Men
9. The last Stand
10. Origins

1. X-Men: Days of Future Past - My Favorite.

2. X2: X-Men United! - Nightcrawler scene was sick.

3. The Wolverine

4. X-Men - Classic.

5. X-Men: First Class - Two words: Kevin Bacon.

6. X-Men: Apocalypse

7. Captain Deadpool - Not one I can re-watch a lot but still good.

8. Logan - Watched this once and fell asleep. Maybe on my second watch I will like it more or at least know whats going on.

9. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Saw this bootlegged without all the special effects added before it was released. Not much difference than the final product. Don't mind giving this a watch every now and again though.

10. X-Men: The Last Stand - I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!

1.X-Men: Days of Future Past (9.5/10) tied the two timeliness together beautifully, finally showed what some of these characters could do (like iceman), had some fantastic performances, finally had sentinels, & had a phenomenal ending that redeemed X-Men 3.

2.X2: X-Men United (9.5/10) leaps & bounds better than the first, did basically everything better than the first did (& better than most of the films that followed as well), & had the nightcrawler scene, still one of the best scenes ever in a comic book movie.

3.Deadpool (9/10) true to character in appearance & personality (unlike most other fox X-Men movies), no holds barred, & absolutely nuts. One of the funniest comic book movies to date.

4.X-Men: First Class (9/10) not a perfect movie, but captured the team aspect of X-Men better than most (as well as actually having colorful costumes). It's magneto alone that sets this movie so high on the list tho (Xavier was great as well).

5.Logan (9/10) this movie is exceptionally well done. Well written, well shot, well choreographed, incredibly well acted, but I just can't really put it higher on this list because I simply didn't enjoy it as much as the others.

Objectively, I can see that this was great, but the fact that's it's so incredibly depressing (& definitely not a perfect movie, like the underwhelming villains), means I'm unlikely to want to watch it again anytime soon. That is important in the grand scheme of things, so it places here, in spite of how good it is.

6.The Wolverine (8.5/10) this movie's first 2 acts are among the best in this series, & it felt refreshingly smaller & more personal than most other comic book movies. Yes the third act was a bit jarring, but I still enjoyed it.

The post credit stinger might be my favorite of all time, & it genuinely surprised me when it came out. I still get chills when I watch it. Oh & if anyone here hasn't watched the director's cut of this movie, do it now, it's excellent.

7.X-Men: Apocalypse (8/10) far more flawed than both first class & days of future past, but this movie has more going for it than many admit. Apocalypse's design isn't perfect but I still thought Oscar Isaac did a good job. Some of the newer cast did better than others. Cyclops & storm in particular stood out to me over jean & archangel. Jury is still out on nightcrawler & psylocke (tho I'm glad nightcrawler still has the accent).

Fassbender & MacAvoy remain the highlights of this franchise, & Jennifer Lawrence (& this studio's insistence on relying on her) has her worst performance in this franchise to date, clearly checking out before filming even started. They've managed to make mystique the main character, while also making her the last interesting character in the series. But hey, at least we finally got some awesome suits!

8.X-Men (7.5/10) the film that started it all. Blade began the marvel movie process, but it was X-Men that really got the ball rolling. Not necessarily comic accurate, but this movie probably has the best dynamic of the team (like cyclops actually leading, & multiple people having things to do). The fact that this film has by far the biggest role for cyclops yet, makes me incredibly sad.

The effects haven't dated that well & some of the missed opportunities (like not having a better showdown between wolverine & sabretooth, & the black leather costumes) look worse in hindsight. It's easy to criticize now, but this movie was top of the line when it came out. Some of the castings for this movie are still among the best ever in a comic book movie (Stewart, McKellen, Jackman, etc).

9.X-Men Origins: Wolverine (6/10) definitely not a great movie, but I rank it above the last stand because it did a couple things right, & because it didn't completely destroy the current timeline when it came out. Jackman always gives 100%, but it's Reynolds & Schreiber who steal every scene they're in. If not for the baraka-pool fiasco, this film would probably be remembered more for being dumb fun, rather than a complete mess.

10.X-Men 3: The Last Stand (4.5/10) probably a better film than Origins, but this movie caused the most disappointment that I've felt in a comic book movie. From the head scratching dumb decisions, to killing off beloved characters in stupid fashion (cyclops anybody?), to causing so much damage, that it took a franchise saving reset (days of future past) to fix all the damage. This movie blew it on multiple fronts. Not a terrible movie, just an awful comic book movie.

10. X-Men Origins: Wolverine. An afront to all fans everywhere. What's to like? Moving through history during the opening sequence, I 'spose. Sabertooth did his best to save this.

9. X-Men: The Last Stand. There's alot to hate in this, purely on how characters are treated. Just like Rogue giving up her powers for a boy, X3 is alarmingly shallow. But at least Beast was good.

8. X-Men Days of Future Past. The movie that makes Mystique literally the most important mutant in the world. Ugh. No look at the dystopian cities or mutant camps. Just mountains. Mega plotholes like Logan's claws,Kitty's new power, or the fact that Xavier even exists in the future.
Only good for bringing the old cast back, and the Quicksilver scene.

7. X-Men: Apocalypse. Nobody gives this movie credit for finally starting to fix the canon problems. Havok is finally Scott's brother. Xavier is finally bald. The team finally wears colors. Magneto loses his family. This one is solid, it's just that the villain sucked.

6. X-Men: First Class. This is the movie that ruined the continuity. It also gets virtually every single character wrong, and it's not even about starting the school. But it is a thrilling revenge movie, and Charles and Eric have great chemistry.

5. The Wolverine. This one has sort of been overshadowed by his big brother, but outside of a flawed final act, this movie was an awesome return to form for Logan, a great travelogue, and has the BEST fight choreography in the series.

4. X-Men. I can't stress enough the importance of this movie to not only the franchise, but to cbms in general. It discovered Hugh Jackman and absolutely nailed Patrick Stewart. Mutant persecution takes center stage, something the new films forgot.

3. Deadpool. The most perfect X-Man on screen. When people talk about "getting it right" they are going to be talking about Deadpool for a long time to come. Considering this was a "do over", it's a minor miracle this ever got made.

2. Logan. A brilliant character study that transcends the genre in a way only The Dark Knight has done before it. Poignant relationships,and a movie that actually has something to say. It's rare to find true DRAMA in any cbm. Kudos.

1. X2: X-Men United. A great government-hunt story that is still the most realized "X-Men" film there is. This movie has the best use of mutant powers, and the best use of the cast. From the main team, to the younger kids, to even villain Striker, everybody gets a moment to shine, even Cyclops, in the only film that showcases his hand-to-hand combat. Storm's tornadoes, Wolverine's berserker rage, the White House Attack, Bobby's family... one unforgettable moment after another. No other X-Men movie can claim this.

Two Captain Americas, an Iron Man and an Avengers. That's all an MCU top 5 needs. The 5th spot can go to whoever

1. Apocalypse
2. First Class
3. X2
4. Days of Future Past
5. X-Men
6. The Wolverine
7. Deadpool
8. Last Stand
9. Logan
10.Origins Wolverine

1. Logan
2. Deadpool
3. Dofp
4. X2
5. X1
6. Wolverine
7. First class
8. Apocalypse
9. The last stand
10. Origins

It was really hard deciding 3-7, I enjoy them all about equally. These movies really aren't as bad as people say.

My favourites are.....

1st Captain America:Civil War
2nd Captain America:The Winter Soldier
3rd Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2
4th Avengers:Age Of Ultron
5th The Avengers

X-Men movies

1st Deadpool
2nd Logan
3rd X-Men 2
4th X-Men:Days Of Future Past
5th F*ck knows?

You put X-Men and X2 below Apocalypse!? Are you [frick]ing mental?