With the release of Captain America: Brave New World, it's an exciting time to revisit the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), which now boasts an impressive collection of 35 films. Which MCU movie holds the top spot in your heart? Do you have a fondness for the early origin stories like Iron Man, or do you thrill to the epic team-ups that concluded the Infinity Saga? Share your thoughts using our interactive tier list tool below.

Remember, we're focusing solely on films from Kevin Feige's MCU, so this list excludes any Sony Marvel entries—sorry, X-Men fans (except for Wolverine, of course). Here's a look at my personal tier list, crafted based on my enjoyment over the years:

Unfortunately, Captain America: Brave New World didn't meet my expectations, landing in the D tier due to what might be the clunkiest script in the MCU to date. Similarly, my decision to place Deadpool & Wolverine (2024) at the bottom may raise some eyebrows, but it simply didn't resonate with me. You can delve into my detailed reasons here. Despite this, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania holds the dubious honor of being the lowest point for the MCU, easily earning its place in the D tier.

On the other end of the spectrum, my top tier includes five films that I consider truly exceptional. Both Captain America: Civil War and Winter Soldier are S-tier favorites for me, masterfully tapping into the emotional depth and espionage elements of the MCU. Thor: Ragnarok stands out as one of the funniest comedies in recent years, while Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame delivered a breathtaking conclusion to the saga's most pivotal chapter.

Disagree with my rankings? Do you believe No Way Home is the pinnacle of the Tom Holland Spider-Man trilogy? Or perhaps Black Panther deserves an S-tier spot? Feel free to create your own tier list below and compare your S, A, B, C, and D tiers with the rest of the IGN community.

Every MCU Movie Tier List

Is there a Marvel movie you believe is particularly underrated? Share your thoughts in the comments and explain why you've ranked the films the way you have.