A Tense Confrontation Is Teased In This New SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING "Iron Man VS. Peter" TV Spot

@SonOfAGif - well shouldn't Peter also be affected by the accords?

You see, this is the problem with that [frick]ing movie. After they are introduced, nobody talks about the accords. It's just an excuse for everyone to join teams, they ignore the whole superhuman registration bit. Isn't the whole point of NOT signing it supposed to mean you wouldn't have to work for the government? That all gets brushed over, someone's just like: go get cap or we will. Didn't need accords for that, cap broke the law in other ways. Not: go get cap, and follow our rules, because he supports superhuman freedom.

Hell you don't even need them for teams to form, without the accords, the movie would still be the same. They don't need them to bring in assassin, and then to hunt down the guy that broke him out. People joined cap because he is cap and he needed help, not because they were against registration.

Really, it makes the people who didn't sign look over-dramatic because nothing changed for the people that did. Comic handled it so much better, and I have no idea why the movie gets a pass in that regard. As a movie, civil war is awesome. As a proper adaptation of its source, it [frick]ing fails miserably.

End rant.

@SonOfAGif -

"Well Tony cannot go into attack mode with the Sokovia Accords approving it."

If this were true he would'nt have been able to almost instantly get to the boat scene that we see in the trailers - even if we're missing most of that fight, Vulture almost immediately splits the boat in half - and then Tony is there less than a minute or two later.

Meanwhile, Tony was probably informed about the Vulture several hours or days prior - yet seemingly did nothing. If the accords prevent him from taking down actual supervillains that are attacking New York then it's idiotic.

While the main heroes sign it, anyone who did not was then an enemy (Such as Captain America, Bucky, Etc...) Peter would then be an enemy.

@ALostCause -
Comics had the same issue in that the Accords were never really defined.

@Scarilian - yeah they were never really defined (who wants to read a legal document), but they were still the focal point of the event. that is not the case in civil war, the focal point is the cap/bucky and cap/tony relationships.

I say they should have removed the accords all together, just have them split into a team that wants to help cap, and a team that thinks he has gone too far. that would set the stage for civil war to come later down the line. they team back up for infinity war, but afterwards a superhuman-related tragedy takes place that makes the registration act a necessity.

@Scarilian - im prrtty sure the point of this clip is to show how immature peter is at this point, not Tony..

@TheScatman - well that makes sense

@Jaspion - I love that costume so much.

@DashParr -

@DENNISsystem -

Still fairly sure that the shot of Spider-man swinging next to Iron Man is the ending shot. Though i must admit it would be more interesting to have Captain America recruit him, mirroring Nick Fury recruiting Tony.