EPISODE · Nov 26, 2021 · 1H 58M
Defining the Tiers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (w/ Nicky V)
from Previously Recorded · host Previously Recorded
Nicky V returns to the show to help us continue a conversation we started last episode. With the release of ETERNALS, fans have been discussing where the movie falls. Most are saying it's a middle tier MCU movie. Well...what exactly does that mean? What movies and show fall into the tiers? If you have ever wondered that, then this is the episode for you! We break down the tiers, and while there is some discussion of what number the projects fall at, this isn't a ranking episode. However, to make it fun, we do rank the films that fall into the Top Tier of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! We also have a Spider-Man: No Way Home Related announcement. If you don't agree with our tiers, then let us know! You can reach out to any of our social media channels: @PreviouslyR or shoot us an email at [email protected]. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
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Nicky V returns to the show to help us continue a conversation we started last episode. With the release of ETERNALS, fans have been discussing where the movie falls. Most are saying it's a middle tier MCU movie. Well...what exactly does that mean? What movies and show fall into the tiers? If you have ever wondered that, then this is the episode for you! We break down the tiers, and while there is some discussion of what number the projects fall at, this isn't a ranking episode. However, to make it fun, we do rank the films that fall into the Top Tier of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! We also have a Spider-Man: No Way Home Related announcement. If you don't agree with our tiers, then let us know! You can reach out to any of our social media channels: @PreviouslyR or shoot us an email at [email protected]. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
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