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15. Madame Web
Madame Web opens with a haunting score and cool costume designs, but it quickly gets lost in choppy editing, rushed camera moves, and a tired, cluttered plot. While some visual moments stand out, weak acting and confusing direction leave the movie feeling like a mixed bag that never fully connects. | © Marvel Studios
14. Thor: The Dark World
In Thor: The Dark World, the chance to learn more about Thor’s family and his love interest is lost in overdone action scenes and too many forced jokes. The movie falls short with shallow characters and forgettable villains, making it feel like a missed opportunity. | © Marvel Studios
13. Elektra
Elektra completely misses the point by stripping away the character's sharp, crafty edge, with weak dialogue and unconvincing acting that fail to capture the dark nature of the comic version. Instead of delivering a villain who keeps you guessing, the slow and illogical plot leaves Electra feeling bland. | © Marvel Studios
12. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is full of confusing twists and misplaced focus, leaving characters like Dr. Strange and America Chavez feeling meaningless. Despite hyping up the Book of Vishanti in the first half, the film falls short with a weak script and unbelievable moments that make it hard to take seriously. | © Marvel Studios
11. Captain America
Captain America starts off strong by setting up an interesting origin story, but it quickly derails with a weak sidekick and disappointing action scenes. Poor dialogue and a lackluster performance make the final half fall flat, turning what could have been a solid superhero origin into a forgettable flop. | © Marvel Studios
10. Morbius
The film offers some fun action and a good atmosphere, but falls short with a basic, predictable story and rushed moments. Despite Jared Leto’s strong performance and solid visuals, weak dialogue and poor character growth leave the movie feeling mediocre, even if it hints at future potential in the MCU. | © Marvel Studios
9. Thor: Love and Thunder
Thor: Love and Thunder tries to mix humor, action, and emotion, but it ends up feeling confused and shallow. Forced jokes, rushed characters, and wasted talent like a flat villain from Christian Bale make this movie a disappointing misstep in the MCU. | © Marvel Studios
8. Ant-Man and the Wasp
Ant-Man and the Wasp feels very shallow with stale jokes, a one-dimensional villain, and predictable twists that don’t add any real excitement. The movie tries to be funny with forced humor and underdeveloped subplots, leaving little heart or substance behind its flashy surface. | © Marvel Studios
7. Blade: Trinity
The third movie in the series suffers from poor direction and cheesy one-liners that feel like relics from a bygone era. Even Ryan Reynolds’ attempts at humor fall flat, leaving the vampire hunter looking tired and the whole film feeling like an overstayed sequel. | © Marvel Studios
6. X-Men: Dark Phoenix
Dark Phoenix was yet another attempt to adapt the iconic Phoenix saga, but it struggled from sudden twists and unexplained character changes that made the story hard to follow. The film feels disconnected from the rest of the series, leaving fans wondering how all these random pieces were meant to fit together. | © Marvel Studios
5. X-Men: Apocalypse
In X-Men: Apocalypse, a strong cast gets buried under an overcrowded plot that feels more like a chaotic carnival ride than an engaging superhero adventure. Oscar Isaac’s over-the-top portrayal of Apocalypse makes the villain seem straight out of a cheesy cartoon, leaving fans with a story that feels all too familiar. | © Marvel Studios
4. Fantastic Four 2015
A beloved team is given a reboot that feels dark and clumsy, wasting the cast in a patchy, unfinished story. Studio meddling turns what could have been a nostalgic hit into a film that leaves fans more disappointed than delighted. | © Marvel Studios
3. Eternals
Visually stunning but emotionally distant, Eternals is one of the biggest Marvel flops that left viewers feeling as cold as the cosmic landscapes. Even a talented cast can't lift the slow, confusing plot, leaving the film feeling empty and off-key. | © Marvel Studios
2. The Incredible Hulk
The Incredible Hulk struggles to capture the proper depth of the main hero, leaving viewers disconnected with a bland script and a forgettable take on Edward Norton’s performance. The CGI looks more like a rushed cartoon than a powerful force, making the film fade into obscurity without leaving a lasting impression. | © Marvel Studios
1. The Marvels
The Marvels follows Carol, Kamala, and Monica, who try to save the universe, but the tangled plot and chaotic editing make the story hard to follow. Even though some visual effects shine through, the uneven writing and unenthused performances make the film a messy mix that struggles to find its audience. | © Marvel Studios
