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Iron Man: Against All Odds

After the ferry escape and the events with Stane, Tony feels overwhelmed, both as Iron Man, tracking down the fugitives, and as Tony Stark, dealing with the remnants of the problems Stane caused his company. That's when an old, unrequited love of Tony's returns: the beautiful and seductive Whitney Frost, a mysterious executive who seems to understand Tony better than anyone. Her presence brings a little calm to Tony Stark's life. However, not everything in Tony's life can be so simple, when a mysterious assassin, Madame Masque, emerges, responsible for several attacks on Stark Industries around the world, leading Tony on a hunt for her. And as if that weren't enough, a new hero emerges, Wonderman, a charming hero sponsored by Advanced Idea Mechanics, AIM, an organization that is secretly trying not only to replace Iron Man, but to overthrow Tony Stark. In the end, everything ends up being connected. Making Tony have to face more than just simple villains.

Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four

After defeating Scorpion, Spider-Man is starting to fit into this superhero life, while his life as Peter Parker begins to crumble more and more. On the other side of NY, the Fantastic Four have, for the first time in a long time, a quiet moment for family. Nothing better for Ben than to bring his new girlfriend to meet everyone. Alicia ends up visiting the Baxter Building on the same day that Peter's group is going to visit the place. However, everything goes wrong when an attack by Boomerang forces Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four to work together. After being subdued, the man can't explain why he did what he did; it was as if another person was in control of his body, making the whole situation even stranger. Both the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man, whose help was dismissed by the family of heroes, decide to investigate, discovering a series of similar situations occurring around the city in the last week. Behind all of this lies the figure of the Puppet Master, a man capable of controlling people like puppets using a special type of clay. While Reed Richards tries to understand the origin of the villain's power, Ben Grimm finds himself emotionally torn upon discovering that the enemy is Alicia's stepfather. When the Fantastic Four end up as puppets in his hands, it's up to Spider-Man to find a way to confront them alone and save them.

Doctor Strange

Seven years ago, Stephen Strange was a respected surgeon, but an accident took everything from him. Losing his surgical skills, Strange sought a cure. When modern science failed, he turned to mysticism, leading him to Tibet, where he discovered a new world full of magic, opportunities, and dangers. In the present day, under the tutelage of the Ancient One, Strange continues his training in the mystic arts, becoming a skilled sorcerer. However, his arrogance and impatience stand in the way of reaching his potential, as he struggles internally with the decision to return to his normal life as a surgeon. He will have to use his new abilities and prove himself capable when Kaecilius, a sorcerer and lover of black magic, a former student of the Ancient One, emerges, wanting to unleash Dormammu on Earth. The confrontation reveals a much larger and more dangerous world than Strange knew, his destiny, paths to new futures, secrets of the Ancient One, and a lurking evil. It's up to Strange to decide how to proceed and whether he will ultimately return to his life as a surgeon or follow the path of magic.

Hulk: Gamma World

Now that he's an Avenger, Bruce's life is calmer. He's managed to build his relationship with Betty, the army is no longer hunting him, and he's working with SHIELD on other gamma cases. However, he knows that as the Hulk, everything ends at some point. Soon, he begins to have strange dreams and feels the Hulk changing, no longer just an emotionless beast, with the Emerald Goliath beginning to gain personality and self-awareness, which makes it difficult for Bruce to control him and especially his rage. Right at the moment a gamma creature similar to the Hulk attacks General Ross, leading to suspicion about Bruce, including from Banner himself. While investigating, with the help of Betty and Rick, Bruce discovers Samuel Stern, a scientist he worked with on the gamma bomb project, who was also affected, changing like Bruce, but in a different way. Stern, or Leader as he prefers to be called, wants to give the world the same gift he received, the gamma mutation that made him a superior being. And for that, he relies on the ex-soldier Emil Blonsk, who has become the Abomination and seeks revenge against Hulk and General Ross. This forces the two former enemies to work together to deal with these new threats that target them both, if they want to survive to face tomorrow. The question is, can they put aside their differences and points of view to work together, or will they let their differences get in the way, which will lead to the end of both of them?

Ghost Rider

After super soldiers, gamma creatures, Asgardian gods, genies, cosmic explorers, vigilantes, the time has come for the supernatural to arrive in the MCEU. After the man who created him is diagnosed with terminal cancer, stuntman and motorcyclist Johnny Blaze finds himself making a pact with the demon Mephisto to save his life. In exchange, Blaze transforms into a ruthless and vengeful punitive agent, possessed by the spirit of vengeance and becoming the Ghost Rider. Realizing what he has become, Blaze distances himself from his family, living a life on the road. He confronts criminals, being forced to punish them while facing lesser demons and their worshippers. Until he receives a mission from Mephisto himself: to confront his son, Blackheart, who wants to usurp his place as king of

X-Men: Day Off

The film follows the X-Men after their confrontation with the Sentinels, opening the gates, and the consequences of that battle. With Wendy's departure and the pressure from the media and the public on mutants, plus the increased workload with the school opening to house more mutants, Xavier decides to give the X-Men a day off after a disastrous training session in the Danger Room. Meanwhile, Scott and Jean try to go on a date that goes wrong because they have to help a young mutant, which ends up bringing them even closer. Hank and Bobby hang out like old times, but things aren't the same anymore, without Wendy and with Hank's blue fur. Even so, Hank remains optimistic about his future, the X-Men, and mutants. Ororo returns to the village where she grew up, helping the people of her home, while questioning where she really belongs and where she can make the most difference, since here she is treated like a goddess and outside she is seen as an aberration because of her genes. We also see Wendy, and how she survives after the attempted assassination of her own father and having left the X-Men.

Captain America: Man of The Time

After waking up in the ice and joining the Avengers in an emergency to stop several criminals from escaping the ferry, Steve Rogers continues to struggle to find his place in the world. Nick Fury and General Ross recruit him to send Steve on a mission that only Captain America can accomplish. To confront a super soldier known as Nuke, who has turned the country's back and become a terrorist threat. During the mission, Steve realizes how much the world and his country have changed, that things are no longer black and white, good versus evil, that everything has a motivation behind it. It is the beginning of a new trilogy in the life of Steve Rogers, who is now no longer a soldier, a hero of war, but a man out of his time, having to find himself in a world that has moved on without him, while wondering if the world still needs Captain America and what being Captain America means today. A soldier who follows orders? A symbol? A hero? What does he represent?

Thor: Love and Thunder

Thor has been dividing his time between his ties to Asgard and Earth. While on Earth, he spends time with Jane Foster, with whom he has begun a relationship. Back in Asgard, he spends time with his old war buddies. After stopping the mutiny on the Raft with the Avengers, Thor faces criminals like the wrecking gang, Absorbing Man, and Grey Gargoyle, trying to understand where his powers come from and why he can sense Asgardian magic. At the same time, he has to go to Asgard to stop a series of senseless attacks. Unbeknownst to him, all of this is orchestrated by the sorceress Amora and her ally Skurger, the Executioner. A former ally of Loki and a former love of Thor's, she plans revenge against her ex-lover for being rejected and for the thunder god's new love being a mere mortal. So Amora targets Thor's new love, Jane Foster. While Jane and Thor must confront the reality of their relationship—that of a mortal and a god—what does the future hold for them?

Avengers: Breakout

When a riot breaks out at the Raft, a prison for superhumans, just as Iron Man is taking two men there, he finds himself surrounded by several villains, not only those he and his fellow Avengers have defeated throughout their lives. With no other choice, he calls the Avengers, but perhaps not even the five heroes will be able to resolve the situation. Meanwhile, Steve Rogers tries to accept the fact that he spent decades frozen, that this is no longer his time, that all his friends are gone. He wonders what to do in a world that is no longer his. Upon seeing the news about the riot at the supervillain prison, Steve doesn't hesitate to do what he does best: join the fight and confront criminals. Captain America joins the Avengers to combat the riot and stop these supervillains. However, he is not the only one to join the fight; SHIELD agents Mockingbird and Hawkeye also join the heroes to stop these villains. Now, the heroes must unite, learn how to work together, to stop not only this riot, but also to prevent the prison's radical defense protocol from being carried out, self-destructing, and sinking everyone inside.

Iron Man: Enemies of the Past

Years ago, after Tony returns from captivity and shuts down his company's weapons division, he conducts an internal investigation to find out who was embezzling funds and selling weapons to terrorists within his company, exposing Obdiah Stane, a partner and former family friend, as the culprit. After his dismissal and public exposure, Stane lost everything, dedicating the following years to getting revenge on Stark. Having the information that Tony is Iron Man, he sent criminals over the years to deal with the hero, but without success. However, when he hires Black Widow to steal the arc reactor plans, she uses her arts of seduction and espionage to carry out the theft. With this information in hand, Obdiah manages to finish his project, building his own armor stronger and superior to Iron Man's, becoming the Iron Monger. However, he is not the only threat, as he has the help of two Russian scientists, who also make armor for them, Whiplash and Crimson Dynamo. Meanwhile, Tony is living the peak of his heroic life, now being an Avenger, but the pressure also increases on him, pressure that increases when Obadiah returns trying to discredit him and not only that, also having to deal with three new enemies at the same time, who have technology similar to his. Now Tony has to reinvent himself as Iron Man, while dealing with everything that is happening around him. Another day in the life of Tony Stark

Ant-Man & Wasp: The Little Avengers

Despite his success alongside the Avengers, Hank can't shake the guilt he carries, the deaths of Vernon and Dare. He and Jan are in a relationship now, but the guilt he carries gets in the way, no matter how much Jan tries to help him. He feels small; his power to shrink to the size of an ant doesn't help much. Hank has been locking himself in his lab for the past few days, which distances him from Jan, who puts an end to it, deciding it's time for a date/adventure. As Ant-Man and the Wasp, the two help with rescues, fires, accidents, and saving lives, which makes Hank feel better about himself. That's why he wanted to be Ant-Man from the beginning, to help people. However, the two are transported to an alien planet outside the solar system, where the planet is about to collapse and they need the help of those who call themselves Earth's greatest heroes. The local princess, who assigned the heroes' help, shows interest in Hank, much to Jan's jealousy and amusement, as Hank didn't know how to handle the attention. As Ant-Man and the Wasp, the duo go to the planet's core, discovering the reason for the threat and preventing the collapse of that world. They are celebrated as the heroes they are.

Fantastic Four: 1, 2, 3 & 4

After defeating Annihilus, the Fantastic Four must face the harsh reality of what their lives will be like now. Ben still feels like a monster. Reed still lives locked in his lab, blaming himself and searching for answers there. Susan doesn't know how to deal with it all, how to keep everything in order and standing, not to mention Reed's estrangement. Johnny still needs to mature, especially regarding his powers. However, the world doesn't stop turning, the world still needs the Fantastic Four. They face daily threats like the Little Thinker, Red Ghost, the Mole Man, and even copies of themselves, while having to mature and learn to be a family. Reed and Susan deal with a crisis that will either bring them closer or push them apart for good. Johnny meets Spider-Man and Ben meets Alicia. In the end, Ben learns that it's not his appearance that makes him a monster or not. Johnny, who with great power comes great responsibility. Susan, who doesn't always have to carry all the weight alone, who knows it's okay to want and demand more. And Reed, who has to trust his family, who can't lock himself in his lab to solve all the world's problems, or he'll lose everything that matters most. Not a heroic action movie, but a movie about a heroic family, facing their problems, their dramas, their feelings and emotions, as a family.

Fury

The world has changed, Iron Man, mutants, Thor, Hulk, Avengers, Fantastic Four, the world is no longer the same. SHIELD's place in the world is rapidly being questioned, especially Nick Fury's as its director. However, you don't simply remove someone like Nick Fury from his position. He is perhaps the most important man alive, carrying secrets that could topple governments, topple countries, start wars. When Taskmaster, a hired assassin, attacks Fury at home during a dinner with some close people, Coulson ends up dead in his place. Fury and Coulson were old friends, having served together in the army, then done some joint missions for the CIA and returned to work together at SHIELD. Now, it was personal. The death of his old friend awakens a fury that lives up to the name of Nick Fury, going after the person responsible for sending Taskmaster after him, willing to burn the world if necessary.

Daredevil: Devil of Hell's Kitchen

Matt Murdock was blinded as a child after an accident, but that same accident that took away his sight amplified his other senses. In the present, Matt is a young lawyer, owner of his own office, along with his college friend, Foggy; together they are Nelson and Murdock. However, at night, Matt is no longer the defender of the law, nor the devout Christian; he becomes the devil, going after criminals, murderers, drug dealers, gangsters, all kinds of scum found in Hell's Kitchen. Keeping the streets clean, in a way that neither justice nor faith can. When the laws fail, that's when Daredevil emerges. While investigating a criminal network linked to the Russian mafia, responsible for several kidnappings and murders in Hell's Kitchen, Matt crosses paths with Melvin Potter, an unstable man manipulated by the organization and transformed into a violent enforcer known as Gladiator. As Matt delves deeper into the city's corruption, he must decide whether he still believes in the law… or whether he will accept becoming the devil that Hell's Kitchen needs.

Spider-Man: The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

After taking down Vulture, Spider-Man gained fame on the streets of New York. He continues to act, being the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. However, not everyone likes his methods. Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jameson's Daily Bugle, where Peter now works as a freelancer, is campaigning to discredit the hero. On the streets, a crime boss, tired of Spider-Man's interference, decides to act. Freeing a man who was stopped by the hero, he gives him armor with a single purpose: to kill Spider-Man. This pushes Peter to his limits like no one ever has before, while he deals with a brutal assassin like Scorpion and a criminal like Tombstone. Now the question remains: in a battle, who wins, the spider or the scorpion? Meanwhile, Peter finds himself being replaced in his friends' lives by Harry's arrival and his absence, whether due to his work at the Daily Bugle, but mainly due to his occupation as Spider-Man.

Logan

After facing the Hulk, Logan has memories he doesn't remember, an entire life he doesn't recall living, especially one involving a woman. Having abandoned his post at Department H, he sets out in search of answers, while fragments of memories from before joining the department surface in his confused mind. However, not everyone likes this, and especially not everyone wants him to have these answers, sending a dangerous mutant assassin after him, someone with whom Logan has a history, even if Logan doesn't remember. But this could only increase the chaos even more. Logan's search brings back some of his memories and leads him to where the woman from his memories is, or where she is buried, as well as revealing her assassin, the mutant sent by the department to go after Logan, Sabretooth. But he's not the only one interested in the Canadian mutant. With so many uncertainties along the way, one thing is certain: death and blood will abound.

Captain America: War Against Hydra

It is World War II, on the eve of D-Day. Captain America leads the Invaders to dismantle yet another Hydra operation, but the Red Skull escapes. Allied intelligence discovers a powerful weapon, known only as the Cosmic Cube, capable of altering not just the course of the war but the very fabric of reality; the Nazis, and the Red Skull in particular, covet it. With no time to rally the Invaders, Steve, alongside Bucky, Peggy Carter, and the Howling Commandos ,embarks on his most critical mission yet, one that could change the course of the war and human history forever. It is also their final mission together, an event destined to shape the history of the Marvel Universe for generations to come. This is an epic tale, the conclusion of Captain America’s World War II trilogy, filled with tragedy, death, betrayal, romance, and loyalty. Captain America and the Red Skull stand face-to-face: two ideologies, two men, and two diametrically opposed ways of life locked in conflict. One man fights for freedom, while the other seeks to spread darkness and his own twisted truth across the globe. They clash, neither willing to yield even an inch. It is a fight for tomorrow. The final battle reaches its climax, and only one will emerge victorious, even if it means sacrificing everything he holds dear, including his own life.

Justice League: Starro

The Suicide Squad failed; they couldn't destroy Starro, instead they released it. With part of the team dead, another part under the influence of the alien being like the entire island, the few survivors find themselves completely screwed. However, they realize there is still hope when the Justice League arrives on the scene. Initially, the heroes refuse to work with the Suicide Squad, not trusting them, after all, they put them behind bars for good reason, but when Hawkgirl, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter are caught, the remaining heroes of the League see no choice but to join the remaining members of Task Force X, but with one rule: nobody dies. Former enemies, now working together, not only to survive, but for the survival of all humanity. The final film of this second phase of the DCEU. Bringing together the two major teams of the DCEU so far. Heroes and villains working together, with a single objective.

Superman: Man of Steel

After returning from Smallville, Clark finds himself in an incredible moment of his life, if not the best. With Luthor imprisoned, metacrimes have decreased in Metropolis, giving him more time to help people in everyday situations and to be Clark Kent. Speaking of Clark Kent, he is engaged to the woman he loves. However, all this peace and normalcy he is experiencing has a name and surname to end: Sam Lane. Not everyone disagrees with Luthor's way of thinking, seeing the imprisonment of the richest man in Metropolis as an attack on Superman's influence and power. Sam Lane is one of them, Lois's father, who has moved permanently to Metropolis due to the recent activities in the city, but in reality, he is going there to contain the threat of Superman. He is also not at all happy about his daughter's engagement. While he can't deal with the fact that his daughter is engaged to a country bumpkin, he can think and work to deal with Superman in some way. Using an old Luthor project called Metallo and a former soldier, now a mercenary, called Bloodsport.

Task Force X: Project Starfish

Amanda Waller's Suicide Squad is back for another movie. After numerous missions around the world, Amanda assigns a team to a special mission: destroy an old government project that has fallen into enemy hands and eliminate any evidence that the American government had any involvement. However, Project Starfish is much bigger than any of them imagined, and certainly not all of them will get out of there alive. As if the risk of the mission wasn't enough, Batman himself is on the trail of her Task Force X; she won't let him get to her, even if she has to kill the hero of Gotham. But the main question remains: will the mission be a success? Waller has never been in such danger as she is now.