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The Marvel Cinematic Universe was shaken to its core earlier this week when it was announced that Edgar Wright has left Ant-Man . The Shaun Of The Dead , Scott Pilgrim and The World ‘s End director had been working on the project for eight years, already had a cast including Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas and Evangeline Lilly in place, and was in pre-production to meet the July 2015 release date of what’s slated to be the first Marvel outing after Avengers: Age Of Ultron .

Apparently “differences in their vision of the film” prompted the split between Wright and Marvel, leaving Ant-Man without a director, and Wright without the movie that could have launched him into the Hollywood A-league. But what do you think about the split? Do you still want to see an Ant-Man movie if Wright isn’t involved? Should Marvel have done everything in their power to keep a director with a unique vision and visual style? What would you like to see Wright directing next? Let us know your thoughts and your words might just appear in issue 251 of SFX , on sale Wednesday 23 July.

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Did Man Of Steel blow you away? Did Iron Man 3 blast the previous two into the dust? Did The Wolverine whet your appetite for more X-Men ? Was Kick-Ass 2 kick ass?* Could any of these films make a significant to the top 50 we revealed in 2012 ?

( *Actually, you won’t know yet, but it is released halfway through the voting period if you want to wait to see if it’s a contender – ed. )

The results from this poll will be featured in an upcoming SFX Superhero Special, and we need your opinions! Vote again and help decide the ultimate list of the greatest superhero movies of all time.

Same rules as last time:

1. You can vote for up to FIVE movies.
2. TV shows and TV movies are not included.
3. If you felt there’s a classic that has been undeservedly left off this list, there’s a free vote area in the bottom. We are keeping to a strict five vote format; if you tick off five films on the main list, you do not get a free vote. If you tick off four films, and put two more in the free vote box, we’ll only count the first of your free votes, and so on and so forth.
4. This is a poll of superhero movies. As much as we know how Whedon fans and Whovians like to vote for their shows in anything, any votes for the Buffy film or the ’60s Doctor Who films will be ignored.
5. Results are urgently needed, so get voting!

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