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That is very true! But what I said I still think is also true at the same time. The bad guy didn't win "in the end" because they left off on a cliffhanger that will be resolved in the next movie.

Ending with the bad guy winning is kind of a lie though because it's really 2 movies.

Agreed. Infinity War was for me, like MT, everything I expected but Thor is still the better movie overall.

Thor Ragnarok definitely deserves to win but I still think Infinity War was fantastic as well.

These were tough. Edge to Deadpool 2 because I thought it was a better movie (not that there's anything wrong with Captain Marvel). I just rewatched the PG-13 cut of Deadpool 2 and it was fucking hilarious to the point that even Jovanna, who didn't particularly like the first one, actually liked it. Definitely mad props there. Watchmen was a good movie. First Class revitalized the X-Men. It was a GREAT movie. Days of Future Past vs Superman was super tough. They were both honestly great movies. I'm still not 100% sure on which but I leaned Days of Future Past because blending the current and past X-Men together in such a cool story was honestly awesome. It's sad they followed that up with a ho-hum Apocalypse movie (one of the best villains imo for the X-Men and it was kinda meh). The Dark Knight. Easily. Very easily. I think this or Thor Ragnarok could take the whole thing. Batman Begins vs Black Panther was another good one. Batman begins is an excellent movie and it, again, revitalized the Batman franchise after Batman with nipples. That being said, I'm giving the edge to Black Panther because I think it was just a little bit better. They both have fantastic villains though. Liam Fucking Neeson as Ras Al Gul was brilliant. Black Panther was also just entertaining as fuck to watch. Not as paint by the numbers as most superhero fair and like Batman Begins, a legitimately great villain that made sense. This one I'm actually still on the fence about a little. Thor Ragnarok. This is one of my favorite MCU movies right now. Infinity War is incredibly important and satisfying over the 10 years of MCU films but Thor Ragnarok came out of fucking nowhere and is just god damned amazing. This is another tough one though because I love Ragnarok but Infinity War really does have so much going for it. A story built up over the course of 10 years through various movies makes landfall here and they do not skip a beat. Marvel put their best directors on this thing and it shows. It's incredible to think someone could manage to make a movie this satisfying with this many characters. God what a fucking choice to make. X-Men. Groundbreaking and still an amazing movie to watch. Kick Ass was surprisingly good but I still would rather watch X-Men. Wonder Woman. Punisher was okay. Wonder Woman was awesome. I know which one I'd rather watch again.