Wandavision Loses Title Of Best Rated Marvel Cinematic Universe Entry On Rotten Tomatoes

The Marvel Cinematic Universe finally began its long-anticipated Phase Four when the Disney+ series

WandaVision

premiered in mid-January. At the time of its premiere, the new Scarlet Witch-centered show became the

top-rated MCU title on Rotten Tomatoes

with a score of 97%, narrowly beating out

Iron Man

Avengers: Endgame

, and

Black Panther

The news of its critical consensus came as no surprise given

WandaVision

’s bold and unique approach to storytelling; that approach puts Wanda Maximoff and Vision at the center of television episodes that are heavily inspired by different decades of American sitcoms.

The most recent episode

finally gave the show some color

, and while the season heads towards its midpoint, it seems a strong grip on reality isn’t the only thing Wanda Maximoff has lost.

NEWS

After the debut of

WandaVision

’s third episode, the Marvel Studios series now has a 94% critic score on

Rotten Tomatoes

. This is a three-percent drop from the first two episodes’ release date score, which pushes this project at a tie for the second highest-rated MCU title on the site, alongside

Avengers: Endgame

and

Iron Man

The full list of Marvel Studios’ Rotten Tomato scores can be seen below:

1.)

Black Panther

2.)

WandaVision

3.)

Avengers: Endgame

4.)

Iron Man

5.)

Thor: Ragnarok

6.)

Spider-Man: Homecoming

7.)

The Avengers

8.)

Guardians of the Galaxy

9.)

Spider-Man: Far From Home

10.)

Captain America: Civil War

11.)

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

12.)

Doctor Strange

13.)

Ant-Man and the Wasp

14.)

Avengers: Infinity War

15.)

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

16.)

Ant-Man

17.)

Captain America: The First Avenger

18.)

Iron Man 3

19.)

Captain Marvel

20.)

Thor

21.)

Avengers: Age of Ultron

22.)

Iron Man 2

23.)

The Incredible Hulk

24.)

Thor: The Dark World

WHAT THIS MEANS

While it may be a bit discouraging to see

WandaVision

drop from its number one Rotten Tomatoes placement, the series still sits at number two on a very competitive list. Being on par with iconic Marvel Studios titles such as

Iron Man

and

Avengers: Endgame

in terms of critical reviews is far from a bad place to end up for the MCU’s first Disney+ show.

WandaVision

is also only three episodes in, and its Rotten Tomatoes score could very well change in either direction as the series drops more entries. A select group of the spin-off’s

stars are already teasing big reveals

for the next few episodes, and if the third chapter’s ending proved anything, it’s that Wanda Maximoff’s story still has plenty of surprises in store.

The show is still very early in its journey, and even though there are more questions than answers that hang in the perfect suburban air of Westview, the season will undoubtedly provide

a strong ending

to reward all this build-up. Fans will just have to wait and see if Wanda can break free from the mysterious confines of Westview, and bring the series back up on the Rotten Tomatoes list in the process.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe finally began its long-anticipated Phase Four when the Disney+ series

WandaVision

premiered in mid-January. At the time of its premiere, the new Scarlet Witch-centered show became the

top-rated MCU title on Rotten Tomatoes

with a score of 97%, narrowly beating out

Iron Man

Avengers: Endgame

, and

Black Panther

The news of its critical consensus came as no surprise given

WandaVision

’s bold and unique approach to storytelling; that approach puts Wanda Maximoff and Vision at the center of television episodes that are heavily inspired by different decades of American sitcoms.

The most recent episode

finally gave the show some color

, and while the season heads towards its midpoint, it seems a strong grip on reality isn’t the only thing Wanda Maximoff has lost.

NEWS

After the debut of

WandaVision

’s third episode, the Marvel Studios series now has a 94% critic score on

Rotten Tomatoes

. This is a three-percent drop from the first two episodes’ release date score, which pushes this project at a tie for the second highest-rated MCU title on the site, alongside

Avengers: Endgame

and

Iron Man

The full list of Marvel Studios’ Rotten Tomato scores can be seen below:

1.)

Black Panther

2.)

WandaVision

3.)

Avengers: Endgame

4.)

Iron Man

5.)

Thor: Ragnarok

6.)

Spider-Man: Homecoming

7.)

The Avengers

8.)

Guardians of the Galaxy

9.)

Spider-Man: Far From Home

10.)

Captain America: Civil War

11.)

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

12.)

Doctor Strange

13.)

Ant-Man and the Wasp

14.)

Avengers: Infinity War

15.)

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

16.)

Ant-Man

17.)

Captain America: The First Avenger

18.)

Iron Man 3

19.)

Captain Marvel

20.)

Thor

21.)

Avengers: Age of Ultron

22.)

Iron Man 2

23.)

The Incredible Hulk

24.)

Thor: The Dark World

WHAT THIS MEANS

While it may be a bit discouraging to see

WandaVision

drop from its number one Rotten Tomatoes placement, the series still sits at number two on a very competitive list. Being on par with iconic Marvel Studios titles such as

Iron Man

and

Avengers: Endgame

in terms of critical reviews is far from a bad place to end up for the MCU’s first Disney+ show.

WandaVision

is also only three episodes in, and its Rotten Tomatoes score could very well change in either direction as the series drops more entries. A select group of the spin-off’s

stars are already teasing big reveals

for the next few episodes, and if the third chapter’s ending proved anything, it’s that Wanda Maximoff’s story still has plenty of surprises in store.

The show is still very early in its journey, and even though there are more questions than answers that hang in the perfect suburban air of Westview, the season will undoubtedly provide

a strong ending

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