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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

And that makes a lot of them inferior because they don't have the world or charact building.

Seriously, only a couple are tied together and the thing about Marvel is that you don't need to watch every one of them to understand them. Outside of Iron Man 2 and maybe AoU, all of the movies are stand alone stories that you don't have to watch the others to enjoy. You can easily just watch the three Cap movies and be perfectly happy.

I'd argue that isn't the case. For example, Civil War requires you to at least know what happened in Age of Ultron and to understand the other characters, you'd need to see their respective movies too, there's not really a way of knowing which movies you need to see. For Infinity War, the Guardians will be there, so you'd need to see the 2 movies. Thor's gonna be there, so you need Ragnarok, but then you wouldn't know about Thor's other things in his respective movies and Spidey's there so that's also Homecoming. . Even then, it's always possible to burn out. I'm a big Fire Emblem fan and in a month I played Awakening, Shadow Dragon and Sacred Stones, I got tired of it for 3 weeks as of now and don't have the motivation to beat Sacred Stones.
Also, that's the beauty of stand alone movies that aren't connected, you can just watch them, and if good, you'll feel satisfied and don't need to catch up on the previous movies to make any sense. Avengers was my second MCU movie and I had no fucking clue what was going on. Who are these people? Why should I care about them? Whem Civil War was out I watched Age of Ultron, all three Iron Man films and the first Captain America movie, so I didn't have those issues again