It was a good movie, but it was so tame when compared to the comic run. Civil War II was worse

I don't think this would have been as successful as the first 'Civil War' movie.

I'd rather not see this.

Noone wants this.

Noone.

The whole idea behind Cap:Civil War was not only a "war" between Cap and Iron Man, but amongst the Avengers. Of the 8 on the poster, only 4 are actually Avengers.

I'm sure the next "Avengers" movie will more more AForce than anything.

Which empty airport are we doing tensionless action pornography in next?

Marvel really shot themselves in the foot by not having a small scale Avengers movie in 2022. Having a film where Sam has to establish a team and wrestle control from Captain Marvel, Shuri and maaaaaaybe Thor (3 characters who would feel they should lead for 3 very different, character informed reasons) would have gone a long way towards establishing the central dramas and conflicts of the MCU before Kang starts ramping up.

It would also have served The Marvels and probably even Thunderbolts better as well. I can see why they didn't go that route because no one knew a pandemic AND multiple strikes were coming to bust up all momentum and disrupt the hype machine more rapidly, but narratively speaking, an Avengers movie just makes things flow. It's the same way I felt about needing an Avengers movie between AOU and Civil War, just to really flesh out the dynamics of the team

No. Just end the MCU please. It's done and should have stayed done with Endgame. Give it a 5 year pause and then start over with Fantastic Four and then X-Men and re-casted Avengers. Stop putting a chick in it and making her gay.

Hilarious choice of characters. Captain Marvel as the lead? LOL

Us comic nerds always think we know whats right. Love it

Honestly, it would be a really good move for Marvel to do a Civil War 2. You could even call it Captain America: Civil War 2. Though I think it would be more interesting to do a Captain Marvel: Civil War.

We need to see how these "new" Avengers interact with each other. We need to understand the new dynamics and what role everyone will play moving forward. We got that with Civil War. We knew how the OG Avengers worked together, but putting the two leads against each other and bringing in Spider-Man and Black Panther was a stroke of genius.

Obviously don't mirror the comic book Civil War 2 exactly, because the fans didn't love that story, and some of its key players aren't around anymore in the MCU. But you could use Civil War 2 to A) establish who the new leads are in the Avengers and B) establish much needed character dynamics with the new players.

You don't want to reintroduce the Accords, so you'd need to pick a new hot button issue for the current roster of supes. Maybe have it be about the Young Avengers and the ethics of letting minors with powers fight. Or go more cultural with it and have it be about a mystical artifacts registry (things like Ms. Marvel's Bangals, the ten rings, and even Mjolnir). Maybe Doctor Strange is tired of all of this random magical stuff happening and wants to take action. Carol Danvers would obviously be on the side of registry and be the one to confront Thor. And then you could have Captain America vs Shang Chi, Hawkeye vs Ms. Marvel, and a number of different pairings. Could also put Carol and Kamala on opposing sides.

Idk, that's what I'd do.

I think at this point the best use of Captain Marvel is to make her a villain. They already pointed her in that direction after she wrecked the Kree homeworld in the last movie. Plus people will enjoy rooting against her.