Top 5 Non-MCU Marvel Movies


 By Weston Swift


1) Logan

Logan was the true glorious gift we got out of the Bryan Singer X-Men era. Patrick Stewart and a ripped up Hugh Jackman what more could a person ask for. This movie is an amazing end to the Hugh Jackman wolverine era. Though we can pray he shows back up into the MCU.


2) Deadpool 

Ryan Reynolds as the big mouth mercenary is just amazing. I could listen to his jokes all day, plus he's actually ugly in this and still some how gets a hot girl. LOVE a great underdog story and this what this is, I am truly excited to what he does in the MCU.


3) Sam Raimi / Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy.

Yes, this is cheating, but I like putting these together. I mean I remember how excited I was to watch these in the theaters. These really brought a super hero to real life and I can't wait to see if the rumors are true about him in the MCU. 


4) Into the Spider verse 

This is referred to by some as the greatest Super Hero film ever made. Though, I do think the pure goodness of this movie gets taken away due to the fact it's animated, it's still so re-watchable Lord & Miller thank you. 


5) Blade Trilogy

Okay, I get it I'm cheating but I don't care. Wesley Snipes as the vampire slayer, god these were so ahead of there time. Hopefully the MCU does Snipes justice and gives him a supporting role in some capacity.



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