Thor: Love and Thunder only got a 57% on Metacritic — not the worst for a Marvel movie, but definitely not great for Thor. Directed by Taika Waititi, the movie has his signature quirky style and humor. While some love it, others think it doesn’t fit the vibe they expected from Thor. Many fans were hoping for a more serious take on the God of Thunder.
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The Incredible Hulk from 2008 often gets overlooked by Marvel fans. Even though it was the first MCU movie, it felt too disconnected from the rest of the franchise. Plus, we sometimes forget that Mark Ruffalo wasn't always Bruce Banner. Edward Norton originally played the Hulk and did a decent job, but he was later replaced by Ruffalo.
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The Marvels felt kind of all over the place. Fans criticized it for being messy and not serious enough. While it fits the vibe that 'Ms. Marvel' set up in the series, you notice it was mainly aimed at teens.
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Eternals was a weird experience, suddenly bringing in super powerful beings that made us question if anything in Infinity War or Endgame even mattered. The Eternals themselves lacked emotional depth and didn’t really connect with us as characters. It felt like Marvel was trying too hard to expand the universe without giving us a reason to care about these new heroes.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania was a mess. The movie lacked the fun spark of its predecessors and just felt off—too chaotic and low on quality. Sure, M.O.D.O.K. showed up as he should according to the comics, but seriously, some things just shouldn't be done with CGI. That flying egg was definitely one of them.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is ginormous, and there are countless wonderful movies that came from Marvel. But if we look back into the past years.. there are some black sheep that we would love to forget about after seeing them. Yes. It's true... even Marvel had some terrible movies. Here are the worst Marvel Movies ever.
