'Spider-Man', 'Black Panther', & 'Vision' To Have Strong Arcs In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

As they should

I want to see this movie right NOW !

Everything they've been promising, I BELIEVE THEY'LL DELVER. I feel like everything they say is just honest and it's reassuring that they sound so confident in their statements.

"Don't know if fans are ready for what they have in store for Civil War"






I think this is one of the things the Russos may be delivering that fans may not be ready for

@SterlingArcher even though we have Mockingbird, and Daredevil they had to give her f@cking batons

@KurtWagner1225

Yeah, I'm generally really optimistic about the movie as well, especially since the Russo Bros talking about it just gives the impression they know what they're doing and they'll deliver. But there are those few moments when I truly realize that aside from the already serious and intimate stuff with the established players like Cap/Bucky/Falcon vs Tony/Natasha/Rhodey they also introduce big names like Spidey and T'Challa and develop characters like Vision and Wanda.

Just... wow! :O

@Thebest201 it's going to focus on Cap, it's got Cap in it, it's titled CAPTAIN AMERICA Civil War. Yeah it's the third Cap film for sure.

Underlying theme of Civil War, in my opinion:


Being the leader of a country, BP is always going to be a public figure to some extent. This would make it hard for him to understand Captain America's anti-government position.

Also, with no clear cut enemy for the world to face right now, (assuming Hydra is pretty much dismantled, besides what AOS is dealing with & Crossbones, whom we don't know entirely who he's working with in CIVIL War; he's a relatively small threat alone) it's easy to find reasons to make the Avengers the enemy. Collateral damage is the catalyst for the adversarial classification being put upon the Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

Auto correct is a B*TCH. Meant to say Everytime I *Hear something said* about this movie or phase 3

Year^*

But yeah, this should be better than Age of Ultron at any rate. I liked AOU (more than the first Avengers movie anyway) but I'll agree that it left a lot to be desired - and it doesn't help that it was chopped to pieces in the editing room. We definitely should've had an extended cut on blu ray to make up for that at least.

@HappyHater

Lol, hated the Hawkeye farmhouse scene. smh Even the scene when he was talking to Scarlet Witch was corny... "I'm just a guy with bows and arrows" Like...shut up! Love Renner but he's a lame Hawkeye. Still a great actor (The Town) but average Hawkeye. I'm sure Civil War will make me eat my words. lol

@XelCorp

Logically speaking it would be retarded of me to say that. lol Sorry about the confusion, but quality wise I strongly feel as if this will be a greater utilization of characters placing them into a more believable darker mindsets/circumstances than within AoU. If it wasn't for Vision the events in AoU could be easily explained/reflected upon within mere minutes in Civil War.

@AC1

Yupp, I was watching Ant-Man the other day with my pops and it seemed as if the only person who really knew about his identity outside of his heist crew, Pym and his daughter was his daughter's stepfather who was a police officer. When I went down the roll call for Civil War it dawned on me that he's still a vigilante. So now that basically makes...

-Spider-Man
-Black Panther
-Ant-Man
-Daredevil
-Iron Fist (just automatically assuming)

New vigilantes of the MCU. Hawkeye would've easily had that too but...yeah

@Jeight

Oh no, I have to STRONGLY disagree with you that there. First off, these guys are not Gods but their understanding and defining within numerous heroes and story elements surrounding them just adds the weight you look for within CBMs being more than just popcorn fun and action. There are still high stakes and those stakes strongly take a toll on the characters. The simple fact that THEY get to continue the Avengers films from where they'll leave most of these characters in Civil War is what makes me astonishingly happy to see them resume, expand and conclude this tremendous story arc that many earlier MCU directors helped sculpt out. Whedon will be missed but his tonal shifting in most characters aside from their predecessing films won't be. And I know I'm not the only one here who feels this way.

Second, they have more than enough time to prepare themselves for both Infinity War films. This isn't a case where they're just hoping from film A to film B in a timespan of 2 years, they've got some serious time to do even more plotting and building for the finale of this franchise to deliver in every huge way possible. Moreover we should look at the same detailing surrounding the writers for both of the upcoming films as well.

Lastly, of course it's still a Captain America film but it DOES contain Avengers related characters so for me it feels like an accumulation of the both greater sides colliding into one film. Even Fiege dropped hints that the first film to kick off phase three could be an Avengers film a long time ago before we all knew any of the details we know now. Everyone thought it was going to be New Avengers back then but here we are today and it's Civil War.

@VISIONaryNPa- Lol she did not say "You know what coming". She says "You know what's about to happen... Do you reall wanna punch your way out of this?". And this was during the Airport scene so she was definitley talking to Cap and not The Vision.

I feel like Vision might be the connection Thanos/Cosmic side in this movie.