Marvel fans planning to familiarize themselves with the Marvel Cinematic Universe before the release of 'Avengers: Judgment Day' should plan their time in advance.
There are two approaches to catching up on missed material before 'Avengers: Judgment Day': rewatching movies or fully immersing oneself in all related projects. According to a new report, if viewers want the full Marvel experience, including Disney+ series and other television shows, they will need almost 300 hours of viewing.
These interconnected stories have introduced many iconic heroes and villains, such as Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Loki, Wanda Maximoff, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and many others, thereby setting the stage for the biggest Marvel crossover.
Thanks to characters spanning nearly two decades of Marvel history, 'Avengers: Judgment Day' potentially unites Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation Alpha, making it one of the most intergenerational releases of the franchise.
It is expected that 'Avengers: Judgment Day' will gather heroes from the entire Marvel universe, and many long-time fans are planning to rewatch key projects to refresh their memory before the film's premiere.
Fortunately, watching all the content is not mandatory. Various fan-created guides and curated watchlists are already available online, highlighting the most important films and Disney+ series leading up to 'Avengers: Judgment Day', and providing summaries for those who do not have time for a full marathon.
Whether fans decide to rewatch the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe or stick to a curated list, 'Avengers: Judgment Day' is shaping up to be the next grand Marvel crossover.
