The best superhero trilogy ever made

The Cap films are quite good overall, but I thought that trilogy--if we're going to call it such--is dragged down a bit by Civil War. Not that Civil War is a bad movie, but it was a step down from Winter Soldier, in my opinion. It's much like how The Dark Knight Rises was a drop from TDK.

I think Glass is better than Civil War or TDKR. But I'd say either of those films are better than Split, which I actually think is the weak link of M. Night's series.

"Civil War" was more of an Avengers film than a Captain America film...

I have BOTH The Dark Knight and Cap Trilogy as a complete Tie for #1.

to me there are cases to be made for either one being better and Equal.

The only real advantage IMO you could argue is The Dark Knight Trilogy probably has the overall best film or The Consensus is The Dark Knight is the overall best film in Both Trilogies.

With that being said for me personally I feel The Winter Soldier is right on The Dark Knights level

I Consider Batman begins slight better than Cap 1.

The Dark Knight and Winter Soldier Equal(but fully recognize the majority favors The Dark Knight)

and Feel Civil War is a solid notch above The Dark Knight Rises(but still recognize TDKR is very good)


IMO as of right now...I think the consensus is still in The Dark Knight Trilogies favor...But I feel strongly that in the next 5 years The Cap Trilogy will overtake TDKT in the Majority of Polls,list and articles

right now, I'd say It probably 60/40% in polls,list and articles in TDKT favor as the #1 superhero trilogy

IMO 5 years from I think it will be something like 55/45% in favor of the Cap trilogy.

Unfortunately after seeing Glass..I dont see The Unbreakable/Split/Glass Trilogy breaking many peoples top 5.....which is a shame...It now fits into The Spider-man and X-Men Prequel category where It has 2 excellent movies and ended with a misfire

1 more than worth noting

Its extreme hard to categorize The Avengers as A Trilogy consider theres going to be at least 4 films and The last 2 are 2 parters...

But Hpothrically speaking...

While My Cap and TDKT are tied for #1....I must admit....If we counted Civil War as an Avengers film(which it very well kinda is), and I could replace The awful Age Of Ultron With Civil War

A Potential Trilogy of The Avengers, Civil War and Avengers IW....would take over my new #1 spot

^ this Trilogy would IMO be the ONLY Superhero trilogy to have 3 GREAT FILMS.

The Dark Knight Trilogy has 1 Great film and 2 good films

the Cap Trilogy has 2 Great Films and 1 good one

for me personally...The Avengers, Civil War and Avengers IW as a Trilogy is #1...

but Its not a trilogy and doesnt fit as a trilogy

Both TDKT and Cap Trilogy are true trilogies

I agree about Cap, however, do you reckon you consider that because of the storyline of that, let's call it trilogy, or for what Chris Evans brings on the table?

For me, even if Cap is the best Marvel story that came in the cinema, I would had like it without Evans. I think he gave his role that connection to the comics.

I liked the beginning and the ending fine. It was the hour of pointless pop-psycho analysis that had me drifting off. There were no fresh ideas introduced throughout the treatment of these individuals. Just stalling for a final confrontation you could see a mile away.

Biased?

Shyamalan is not even in my top 20 favorite directors of all time, Split and Unbreakable don't reach my top 50 movies, but I enjoyed them enough to watch Glass, expecting the same, but instead I was blown away from what it delivered.

Delusional? Dude, we need to stop these nonsense and enjoy movies on what they are. With a reduced number of effects and based only on serious actors: McAvoy (who was indeed in beast mode), Jackson and Willis who reminded people he can still act, this movie delivered big time.
All three of them offered so much, most of ala James, that peformed at some amazing level. His take on the beast is something that you rarely saw in the past decade in a mainstream movie.
I agree that the movie has some small flaws, they all do, even Rear Window has some, but this one delivers big time. The plot twist was not the train, but what follows and the build up for that moment is, in my opinion, spectacular. Again, you don't see stuff like that these days.

You call my statement biased and delusional. Dude, I considered, from my point of view, The Nolan trilogy inferiour to Watchmen, which is, imho, the very best superhero movie ever made, however, I can acknowledge what Nolan did and how he put the bar at a very, very, very high level.

Reviews, ha, Imdb? Rotten Tomatoes? hahaha, Are you serious? Those were relevant back at the end of the 2010, now are a full band of PR Based post and reviews. That is biased, fella.
Imdb forgot how not to be. Why the hell do you think we don't have the famous boards of discussion there?

Remember that those "critics" that you love so much, at some point, said that Avengers is the best superhero movie ever made.

Your points and arguments are zero. You wrote half of page to say that I am deluded, biased and critics say.
Please, do yourself a favour, next time when you want a debate come with real arguments and details, but I suspect that your movie preferances and opinions are based on imdb.