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The Marvel Cinematic Universe contains dozens of movies and Disney+ TV shows, making it hard to position the Marvel movies in order to watch. The MCU shows no signs of slowing down its release schedule, so it might be tricky for an MCU rewatch or to delve into the whole MCU for the very first time. As well as new heroes in Disney+ shows, the MCU now has one-shot TV specials too. As the MCU Phase 4 finished, it referenced older movies more often, even with some forgotten films, like The Incredible Hulk. Even Spider-Man: No Way Home called back movies not even in the MCU.
While Avengers: Endgame concluded many of the major plotlines, new threats arrived in Phase 4. However, the references to earlier parts of the canon go well beyond cameo roles. Starting an MCU rewatch with Phase 4 could leave viewers completely in the dark about key points that have been central to every 2021 and 2022 installment of the MCU from WandaVision to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Perhaps most notably, Black Widow dealt with Phase 2 events and its successive plot points and served as a flashback for the franchise as a whole. This makes it hard to know the Marvel movies in order to watch that won't leave a viewer confused about the events.
How To Watch The MCU In Timeline Order Two things complicate the position of the Marvel movies in order to watch, and one of them is only getting more complicated: knowing which movies and TV shows are part of the MCU canon. The Sony Spider-Man Villain Universe was originally an entirely separate entity; however, with progressing deals between Sony and Marvel and hints in the latest films and trailers, it looks like those two worlds might fully collide. Similarly, many Marvel TV shows like Daredevil were made before the Marvel Disney+ shows, and it seemed like those had been decanonized.
That changed when Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock popped up in No Way Home, appeared as Daredevil in She-Hulk, and had his own Disney+ show confirmed with Daredevil: Born Again. As it is still unclear how those Netflix shows connect to the MCU, they are not a part of the canon at this time. The other (and more easily solved) issue is knowing how to view Marvel movies in order to watch them. While the release order might seem the obvious choice, the events and the release dates don't always line up (just as with Star Wars), but it might be better to watch them in chronological order.
MCU Phase 1 Watch Order

• Captain America: The First Avenger
• Captain Marvel
• Iron Man
• Iron Man 2
• Thor
• The Incredible Hulk
• The Avengers