Captain America: Civil War (2016) REACTION
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"What is a...vigilante?"
A vigilante is a crime fighter who operates outside of the law without official government approval or oversight, Blue.
Quite often vigilantes forget about things like proof of a crime
@@tobiasmelvin5523 Batman's super power is authorial fiat.
The problem people have when they don't understand English in the movies 😂
Is she incapable of using a dictionary? 🤔
@@mikelarsen5836 yes she is going to pause the movie an look it up in the middle of a reaction. English is likely not her first language so she would rather engage with audience on its meaning. It didn't ruin her understanding of the film.
This is a pretty intense movie. I imagine for an Avenger to make a choice on the accords is tough. I can see both sides of the argument. Loved your reaction, it is one of the best MCU movies. "he's my friend.... So was I" gets me everytime.
And you can understand that it was so out of character for Tony to say. Which makes it even more sad.
I felt Tony's emotion in that moment. 😭
"Everyone's got a gimmick now", says the man in the big bird costume.
"Bird costume?" COme onn, maaan! (hehehe)
The guy Avengers fight in the first scene is Crossbones, formerly known as Agent Rumlaw from SHIELD (Cap & WS)
AKA HYDRA
7:40 thats Brock Rumlow aka crossbones from Cap the winter soldier he was fighting falcon but the helicarrior crashed into the building they were in. Great reaction Blue 😃
He was also in the elevator fight. He was the guy who said to Cap, "This isn't personal."
Chadwick Boseman did such a good job in this movie as Black Panther. Even if he was just introduced his chemistry and charisma was great
I'm sure you've heard by now Blue! But Chadwick died in the last year or so of stage 4 cancer. He had cancer while filming all of these movies which makes him even more bad ass.
“When governments get involved things get messy...”. I agree with that statement so hard.
In fiction it's black and white...not in reality.
When people get involved things get messy. Difference is it’s easy to blame a handful of people instead of a whole community
@@SiegahertzCarmin You’re happy with your current government, cool. But I’m not. Don’t I have the right to decent? When it comes time you vote your conscience and I’ll vote mine. I still have this right for now.
@@ihavenocommonsensebut2008 What community? Which one? There are so many in my country. One community is automatically labeled hateful, racist, sexist, and whatever other ist there is.
@@anthonyhantonh all of them. People are flawed by nature and so are our communities and governments
"But he is my friend!"
"So was I."
I think Zemo is highly underrated as a villain in the MCU. He attacked Stark’s heart like any other villain, made him have a burst of anger and fight captain america to the point of almost killing him. If bucky was 4 meters away he would have kill him. For sure.
And the split of the Avengers provoked the events of IW
They were split in two
@39:30, I sympathize with Tony and Bucky. Bucky was brainwashed. But good grief the need for revenge would be so strong.
Poor Howard he personally knew Bucky from back in World War II. Imagine his shock to see an old comrade attacking you like that. Horrible way to go 😢😭
@30:50, one of my most favorite parts of the movie. Cap sees that Spider-Man despite his greater strength and superpowers is just a kid. But he also recognizes that Spidey has courage and guts to stand toe to toe with him.
So Cap acknowledges Peters bravery and asks him where he is from as if speaking to a young soldier in his Army unit. Peter replies that he is from Queens. That smile on Caps face as he replies “Brooklyn” is heartwarming.
For folks outside of the US, Queens and Brooklyn are adjoining boroughs of New York City. So despite being separated by over 70 years of history, Cap is happy to know he and Spider-Man are practically from the same neighborhood.
I always loved that moment, some people see two of arguably the greatest heroes in the Marvel Universe going at eachother, but all the two of them see is "Hey, another New Yorker!"
Shouldn't leave him under that heavy thing then...
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p Cap can be tough love at times. Remember he is also the drill instructor for the Avengers.
Peter needs to know how to get out from under heavy objects on his own. 😉😉
@@technopirate304 So Cap just dropped multi-ton trap on a kid who he knows nothing about...
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p LMAO. It’s comic book movie, plus Cap probably noticed the kid was pretty agile.
Also by the time he dropped it, Cap had already realized Spider-Man was way stronger than him.
Earlier in the movie, Cap was able to hold down a helicopter. So if Spider-Man is stronger than Cap…
8:56 This whole scene I was hoping someone was going to bring up Ross intentionally creating the Abomination and being directly responsible for the damage that followed.
If Ross appears in She-Hulk, I hope another character brings that up, either Bruce Banner or his cousin Jennifer, jsut to see the look on Ross's face. But knowing Ross, he'll jsut be too proud to admit his failure. I read the comics, Ross has always been a really annoying pain in the ass for a lot of heroes, even the ones he respects like Captain America, since their both servicemen (Cap is arguably a lot better in terms of moral compasses, but...Ross is a jerk, so ... lol)
And sending military personnel into Brazil, resulting in civilian casualties, and a lot of property damage. And then initiating another military operation on a college campus in the US, resulting in more property damage, military casualties, and military equipment destroyed. And neither of these missions accomplished its goal.
Here, he orders an assassination. No trial, no arrest warrant, no due process of law. Just murder.
Ross belongs in prison.
@@blueroninstudios Unless he filmed some scenes already, pretty sure Ross won't show up. RIP William Hurt.
That is one of the reason that I dont trust the People incharge to amke the right diection, and a lot have agendas, and could send nuclear missile to city of NY, or could be corrupted loke Shield, thats why I am in Cap side, they are using they time in money chasing Steve, Bucky and Natasha, instead of using it where they should.
I know that a lot of people die in this events, colateral damage, but I still think that the Avengers they helped so that there weren't so many deaths, is like Wanda case, yes she made a mistake but that guy was going to blew himself and killing a lot of the people that were there with Steve.
Fun Fact: Captain America & Iron Man fight against each other when I play Marvel's Ultimate Alliance 2 the video game.
Duh. That was based on the civil comic too. Lol
The pain In your face says it all about how great this movie was
“So they resolved it after all…” No, this remains very much unresolved. Steve, Sam, Natasha, etc. are all still very much criminals in the eyes of the law (117 countries), and now on the run. Steve and Tony have a ways to go just yet, but you’ll be along for that journey.
On another note, Zemo was amazing. Easily one of the best villains in the MCU. Heck…he actually succeeded in achieving his goal, so yeah.
FWIW, of the site you’re using to look up the watch order doesn’t list the Spider-Man films, you may want to consider looking at a more complete list. Hell, even the MCU on Wikipedia would be better in that regard. Just a thought. 😉
Regarding Spider Man movies, you won't see them on Disney+ yet (assuming that's where you're looking). You are right to suspect it's a rights issue. Sony owns the rights for Spider Man movies (going back well before the MCU/first Iron Man movie). Sony and Marvel/Disney came to an agreement to have Spider Man be in the MCU, but they still aren't streamed on Disney+ yet (but there is an agreement made where that should be coming soon-ish).
So glad they brought Zemo back in Captain America and Winter Solider. He was probably my favorite part of that show
@@CrazeeAdam Agreed, but let’s be careful with those spoilers on the off chance that Trixie happens upon this. 🤫
zemo should have been the villain faustus since that's basically who he was in this. that's about the only real gripe i have about him. maybe the hooping hopping in the final half of the movie to make his plan work.
7:22 Brumlow, who was Cap's buddy "Was he wearing a parachute?" "No, he wasn't." Until that big fight in the elevator: "Whoa, big guy! This isn't personal!"
I was so happy that you picked up on the "I remember all of them" line from Bucky, most don't. That line stopped me in my tracks when I was first watching this for the very reason you mention.
Also, what Wanda did to Vision when she and Hawkeye were leaving was to use his own powers against him. He can change his body's density from insubstantial (allowing him to float/fly) to super dense. Wanda forced his body into super dense mode, which made him heavy enough to fall through all those floors of Avenger's Mansion. Wanda also knew that in that super-dense form, it would not hurt him (except his feelings).
All Wanda did was use Vis for remodeling to create a new path to a new very deep basement several miles deep. While down there, Vis got rich. He found a pot o' gold. Actually, I just want to know how deep Wanda made Vis go.
The guy at the beginning with the suit on fighting Steve was rumlo from winter soldier. The building fell on him
"Bad kitty, that's not your guy." I LOL'd right there. This is one of my favorite ones as it tackles the complexities of the whole super hero concept, the consequences that accompany it, and how mentalities differ. I love the onscreen chemistry between The Winter Solider, and Falcon. They work well together. It does hurt watching the fight between Captain America and Iron Man. Being the two major leaders of the Avengers at this point, it's like watching a bitter divorce. I can't wait for you to see Black Panther. I think you'll love it. More so, when you mentioned that you recently went through something similar, I really hope you're doing OK.
Most awkward date ever: you see this movie with said date and they are born on December 16 1991.
30:12 In the late 1990s Marvel Comics was actually starting to go out of business. In an attempt to not go bankrupt, they sold the movie rights to some of their characters. They sold Spidermans movie rights to Sony, and Xmen, mutants, and Fantastic Four character rights to 21st Century Fox. Then in 2007 Marvel created Marvel Studios, their own movie studio, and began the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2008 with Iron Man. The reason the previous Spiderman movies (from 2002, 2004, and 2007 with Tobey MacGuire, and 2012 and 2014 with Andrew Garfield) are not part of the MCU is because Marvel is not allowed to make a Spiderman movie, Sony owns the movie rights. Sony is also under contract to release a Spiderman movie every X number of years in order to hold on to those movie rights, and if they don't, they lose them and they go back to Marvel.
But then in 2014 Sony got hacked and a whole bunch of nasty internal emails were released, like one executive at Sony said some terrible things about Angelina Jolie. The publicity in general was so bad that they decided not the make a third Amazing Spiderman movie with Andrew Garfield. Instead, Sony made a deal with Marvel that Spiderman could appear in other MCU movies (like Civil War! his first appearance in the MCU) and Sony could make MCU-canon Spiderman movies with other MCU characters (like Iron Man or Captain America) in exchange for not losing Spidermans movie character rights. The deal was accepted, and now Tom Holland appears as the MCU's Spiderman in collaboration with Sony!
Also, the reason there haven't been any more solo Hulk movies in the MCU beyond the Edward Norton one is that Universal still retains the film rights to all things Hulk, and is also why characters related to the property (Hulk, Thunderbolt Ross and the Abomination) have only appeared in other characters' or group films, like The Avengers movies.
Also, all the movie rights that 21st Century Fox held now belong to Disney as well, since they bought Fox recently.
So they can now include the Fantastic Four, any X-Men they want, Deadpool and any associated villains to their hearts content.
(And Deapool is now kinda part of the MCU? I think? It's a bit wonky because the X-Men movies are not, but Deadpool operates on bizarro logic anyway, so why not. There will be certainly more Deadpool movies under Disney.)
Not-so-fun fact: Sony and Marvel may lose the rights to Spiderman next year. Steve Ditko created Spiderman and his estate want the rights back. I assume it's an attempt to extort Sony and/or Marvel and Marvel has filed a lawsuit to keep the rights. In related bad news: apparently Dr. Strange, Iron Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Falcon, and even Avengers are in a similar boat. Apparently the original creators or their estates are smelling blood in the water and they're ready to wreck the entire Avengers franchise. All this could throw a giant wrench into the next batch of MCU movies or even sink the entire Avengers franchise. There's a couple of decent articles on Screenrant with more details and I'm sure there's lots of articles you can google on Marvel losing the rights to all these properties. Hopefully this can get sorted, but I suspect it's gonna take a HUGE chunk of change or very sympathetic courts to keep the Avengers franchise from collapsing.
Defacto motto of Marvel Comics, via Spiderman: "With great power comes great responsibility."
Idea of the Sokovia Accords: "With great power comes someone else's responsibility."
And Tony recruits Peter by lying to him, manipulating him. Peter tells him *to his face* how he feels, and Tony just kinda looks away... then says "fuck it" and manipulates him into fighting on the wrong side. It's insane to me that anybody thinks that Tony has a point.
“Mission Report: December 16, 1991”
Thirty years ago. 🥀🥀
Vision took a side right from the start. He agreed with Tony at the start and was holding Wanda prisoner.
In his way, Vision was being protective of Wanda. Nice motivation, still internment. Anyway, their in love. lol
@@blueroninstudios "I love you and I am just trying to protect you, so you aren't allowed to leave the house " is peak toxic abusive relationship. lol
@@thecartoonrobot It's sad to see people not realize this stuff.
I assume they also think "Every Breath You Take" from The Police is a romantic love song, while it was written to be a creepy stalker song.
Now this is and will always be my favorite MCU movie of all time!
Tony spends so much time reacting in ways that are clearly the result of his PTSD. While that's understandable, seeing the genius, iconoclast, outside the box guy become the rule follower is more than a little revolting. Imagine thinking that Thor should let human bureaucrats decide when he's allowed to get in a fist-fight. Absolutely absurd.
But the difference between Thor and Tony is Thor has the better judgement and wouldn't allow some asshole like Ross tell him what to do
He would have agree with the acord, and even if Bruce and Tony are good friends, I think Bruce know how someone like General Roos can act
This is my favorite movie in the MCU. I love Steve, and the conflict really feels genuine. I especially love that both Cap and Iron Man were emotionally vulnerable when this happened, with Pepper having left Tony, and Peggy dying, which made the bad choices more believable. My favorite delivery of a line in the MCU also happens here, when Tony says "I don't care. He killed my mom." The pain is so clear in that moment. While they are on the track to repair things at the end, they are not there yet. Cap offered the olive branch, but also recognized that Tony may not be ready for it yet, so just left things there. Tony, having had a little time can see that he was not entirely in the right, but I don't think he has fully accepted that apology. Just great acting all around.
Your reaction was perfect, and great discussion at the end there. Also, I loved the moment at 19:44. I am a straight man, but the first time I saw that seen I had just about that same expression to the chopper scene. There are still some great things coming up in the MCU that I look forward to seeing.
P.S. vigilante is a term for someone who fights crime without any legal authority to do so. The classic example is Batman, (or basically any other superhero). They often break the law in their attempts to stop crime, so legally they are in the wrong, in spite of the good that they do.
In many real world cases a vigilante does more harm than good. Because with so many things in the real world, things aren't simple. They can go after the wrong person, they can use methods that involve serious crimes, and their version of justice is often what people would call cruel and unusual, with the punishment not fitting the crime, as society has determined. There is a world of difference between justice and vengeance.
@@evanflynn4680 That is very true. Looking back at my comment I did shed a positive light on Vigilantes, but everything you said is more correct.
@@JDP5127 all good. Was just explaining the difference between comic book vigilantes and real world ones. Because we all know Batman is a vigilante, but he doesn't use lethal force in most of the comic lines. He also has all his gadgets that makes him the world's best detective, pretty much, so he always gets the right bad guy (not that many of the super villains are trying to hide).
@@evanflynn4680 where as the Punisher makes sure the criminal can’t get out on an appeal
I like that all of their motivations make sense for their character and that both sides opinion makes sense, though Peter would probably be on the other side if it wasn’t for his age and Tony recruiting him.
The day before filming a fight scene with Robert Downey Jr., Sebastian Stan sent him a video of himself doing intense bicep curls in front of the decapitated head of an Iron Man suit. He attached the message, "Looking forward to our scene tomorrow Robert".
I like this movie because of the meaning it has, despite what happens between friends and or family they are still gonna be there for each other no matter what.
The actor who played Zemo is Daniel Brühl. You probably recognize him from Inglourious Basterds.
They didn't resolve anything. Cap sends Tony a phone, and breaks his half of the Avengers out of the Raft. The Avengers are split in two, at the end of the movie, Cap was just making sure there was a line of communication between him and Tony, in case of emergencies and apologizing for the parent murder business. Civil Wars take time to get over, they're a nasty affair.
Also. A vigilante is someone who takes the law into their own hands, outside of working in law enforcement. Even though i think it should be allowed, with certain restrictions. So batman, for instance. Punisher. Vigilantes.
This movie has so many amazing moments.
A vigilante is someone that takes the law into their own hands ''Judge, jury and executioner.''
14:44 Bucky just Legolas'd that motorcycle :>
They don't usually make a huge deal out of it, but Spider-Man is 'juggling cars' strong. He can lift about ten tons.
More than that. 25 at minimum
@@icegodsavior8885 Looks like we're both right. The Marvel Database had him at 10 tons for a very, very long time, but apparently some reality altering shenanigans happened (AGAIN) sometime in the last few years and his maximum weight increased to 25.
36:28
Blue: "He's got *a finger* activation..."
Me: _Euron Greyjoy flashbacks_
Wow, you're really burning through these Marvel films, not that I'm complaining! It's really enjoyable sharing this with you!
blue chadwick boseman who played black panther had cancer and was sick the whole time he filmed this movie black panther and both avengers infinity war and endgame . he passed away last yesr due to cancer
Hi Blue! Great reaction, as always! I'm sorry to hear about your problems with your friends. Friend drama is the worst, and it also hurts the most. I hope everything gets worked out soon and that when it's resolved, it's resolved for the better!
The guy Cap fights in the beginning is Brock Rumlow. He was the most prominent member of Cap's strike team in Winter Soldier, who all turned out to be Hydra. He is based on the super villain Crossbones.
Edit: He fought Sam (Falcon) at the end in the SHIELD headquarters, and was still inside when one of the helicarriers crashed into the building. That's why he had all those scars.
"Who is that?'
The main question most MCU reactors ask cause they spend so much time yapping than actually paying attention.
I'm super excited for you to watch more Marvel movies! I hope everything turns out okay between you and your friends.
12:07 the actor playing zemo (character)....is also the one playing Frederick zoller (shoshana's stalker) in "inglorious basterds"....
His name is Daniel Brühl and he is also in a number of good German movies, often as the lead actor.
30:05 yes the Tom Holland Spiderman movies are in the MCU, they're just not available on Disney+
You should see how the Corridor Crew made this movie Rated R with blood splatters all over the place where they should be.
Hate to tell you this, lady, but they didn't really resolve it at the end. Captain America (Steve) offered the olive branch of the phone to get a hold of him, but Tony is still pissed off big time at him.
I would say more exasperated than pissed. Tony thinks he's right, and Cap thinks he's right. (I'm Team Cap, by the way)
@@Caseytify out of curiosity, how do you think things would resolve if the story was other way around, meaning the video showing that it was Rhodes killing Peggy and Bucky brainwashed and Tony knew about it? (team Iron Man here) not trying to tackle btw
@@ceyhuntasdemir9456 Not really the one who was questioned but I figure I'll give my answer anyway. Cap would be angry for sure. But I don't think he'd try to kill Rhodes if he knew beforehand that Rhodey was brainwashed. In TFA, after Bucky gets blasted off the train, Steve doesn't go ballistic and kill every Hydra agent on that train even though he'd have every right and the excuse of war to do so. Instead he takes everyone in as prisoners. And I think his attitude would be the same if he was in Tony's situation as well.
Spider Man Homecoming and Spider Man Far from Home are part of the MCU (As is the about to come out No Way Home), but they are produced by Sony and have not been made available on Disney Plus yet. They have to be watched on a different service. Actually, I think Homecoming takes place imeediately after this film, but realistically, you will be okay as long as you watch it sometime before Avengers Infinity War.
Edit: I need to finish these videos before typing. Spider Man Homecoming should be next, but can be viewed any time before Infinity War. Spider Man Far from Home comes after Avengers Endgame. Before you watch Spider Man no Way Home, you will need to go back and watch all of the Spider Man movies that came before the MCU, as they become extremely relevant to No Way Home, despite taking place in different universes.
Spiderman Homecoming is on Netflix in Canada at least
Don’t worry, you didn’t miss any Spider Man movies. The first MCU Spider Man movie came after Civil War, and it was called “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”
i love that ant-man isn’t afraid of scarlet witch. ant-man says she is great and she smiles. ❤😊
TB: "We got a Judah" -- very cool point made on the fly!
Spiderman: Homecoming was 3 movies after this one, and it's Good!
This one was really good too, of course, and it was fun seeing it with you.
Thank you.
To elaborate, the previous Spider-Man movies were made by Sony Pictures and not Marvel Studios. In the 90's, Marvel Comics was going bankrupt and sold the Spider-Man movie rights to Sony, who made the three Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies and the two Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movies. In that time, Marvel Comics pulled itself out of bankruptcy, created Marvel Studios, and started making their own series of movies referred to as the Marvel Cinematic Universe (or "MCU" for short) starting with the first Iron Man movie in 2008. But because Sony owned Spider-Man, Marvel Studios wasn't allowed to use Spider-Man in the MCU. However, after the last Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movie was received negatively by audiences, Sony made a deal with Marvel Studios to include Spider-Man in the MCU, introducing a new version of Spidey played by Tom Holland in Captain America: Civil War.
Watching the previous Spider-Man movies isn't entirely necessary here, as the Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland Spider-Men are all separate versions of the character. They are not continuations of the same story, as Sony decided to start fresh and reboot the story each time they recast Spider-Man with a new actor. However, they are worth watching, as the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield movies are actually about to become VERY relevant to the new Tom Holland Spider-Man movie - Spider-Man: No Way Home - that comes out this week. I'm trying to avoid spoilers regarding HOW they become relevant, though the explanation is kinda tricky and will make sense once you get further into the MCU movies and Disney+ shows.
remember black panther's suit and cap's shield are both made out of vibranium. That's why he could scratch it
The guy avengers fighting at the start of the movie is Crossbones, he was the cocky Shield/Hydra agent in the Winter Soldier movie.
To me, the greatest threats to the Avengers are not an attack on a city, the world or even the universe but rather breaking ones heart and soul so that everything else doesn't matter.
Zemo did more damage as a mere man with a broken heart than any superpowered being.
A recommendation for later, if you understand Bucky's struggle with his own mind then David Tennant as Kilgrave in the Netflix Jessica Jones show would be phenomenal.
+1 for Tennant in Jessica Jones. He is phenomenal in that role.
I think the orange slice thing might be just an American thing. It's a snack given at half time during kids soccer games. It's supposed to help rehydrate your body faster.
The situation with Spidey is complicated but long story short: for a while, Marvel Studios didn't own the movie rights to him, Sony did. After three films by Sam Raimi, then a couple reboots by Marc Webb, the Spider-Man movies were making less and less money. So just in time for Civil War, Marvel and Sony made a deal where Spidey could be in the MCU.
And at some point they had a big fight and terminated the relationship.
This changed very quickly and I assume it was when they saw how pissed off all the fans were.
to be clear, sony still owns the film rights. marvel just gets to use him in films because marvel takes all the monetary risk producing those movies. sony gave back all other rights to the character but the film rights.
don't worry, you've got spider-man homecoming coming up real soon :)
Sony has owned the rights to Spider-Man since 1998. They were making their own Spider-Man films outside of the MCU for years (it's also why PlayStation has the exclusive rights to make games for him). But after Amazing Spider-Man 2 failed in 2014, they finally decided to partner up with Marvel and let him in. There was a big dispute in 2019 and Sony actually yanked Spider-Man out of the MCU for a couple months until Disney and Sony came to a new deal. This is ultimately why there's 2 Venom films (a Spider-Man character) made outside of the MCU right now and Morbius comes out next month...which is another Spider-Man character getting his own movie outside of the MCU.
Tony Stark makes a very sympathetic villain in this movie, but he is definitely a villain in this movie...
Yep.
And lying for two years about a double murder isnt evil.
@@pokegod99 When did he lie?
@@icegodsavior8885 i see i wasn't clear I was talking about Steve.
@@pokegod99 Yea I know. I’m asking when did Steve lie? And don’t give me that lie by omission bs. That’s not real
blue the guy who said this is for dropping a building on my face was rumlow from the winter soldier and in the comics he went by crossbones
Spider-Man: Homecoming & Far From Home are owned by Sony, so you won’t get it from Disney+
Captain America: Civil War (Disney+)
Doctor Strange (Disney+)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (Disney+)
Spider-Man: Homecoming (Sony. Look for it on Apple TV)
Thor: Ragnarok (Disney+)
Black Panther (Disney+)
Avengers: Infinity War (Disney +)
Ant-Man and the Wasp (Disney+)
Captain Marvel (Disney+)
Avengers: Endgame (Disney+)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (Sony. Look for it on Apple TV)
Phase 4
WandaVision (Disney+)
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Disney+)
Loki (Disney+)
Black Widow (Disney+)
What If…? (Disney+)
Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings (Disney+)
Eternals (Disney+)
Hawkeye (Disney+)
Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony. Look for it on Apple TV, when it gets there)
Ok I have seen this outfit in a few videos now and just have to comment on how cool it is. The shirt alone is surprisingly stylish for being camou, and the way the ears match it, combined with the strong contrast of the hair makes for a killer look.
19:57 That's the money shot right there xD
Ah God I love that pain! Ahahahaha I feast upon it ahahahahahaha
the reason Black Panther was able to scratch the shield is cause his claws are made of the same metal as the shield Vibranium it comes from Wakanda Black Panthers homeland
So Sony owns the rights to make Spider-man films (and Venom) and characters associated with Spider-man comic specifically. Marvel/Disney owns the rights to all the rest (they got the X-Men and Fantastic 4 back recently). BUT, Marvel/Disney and Sony have agreed to allow their characters to be in the same MCU setting and have characters crossover into each others films to guest. So Spider-man can appear in Marvel films, The Avengers and others can appear in Spider-man films. And they do cooperate and share some of the profits on them as well.
Nice to see the studios work together.
4:44 Wanda is so sweet for making Sam feel like he’s actually needed. 😜
How DARE you.....lmao!
Watching you watch these for the first time reminds me when I saw these movies for the first time. Next is Spider-Man homecoming.
No.
Dr. Strange, Guardians 2, then Spider-Man
@@notmee2388 Got them out of order.
Sony currently owns the movie rights to Spiderman. So it was a big deal for Disney and Sony to work together on Spiderman entering the MCU.
35:00 and here movie universe internal logic takes a step backwards
In the first iron man, tony LITERALLY walked away from a similar impact in a FAR LESS ADVANCED SUIT…and has since endured similar hard kinetic energy impacts without much of a bruise…yet here…..?
That's because iron man 1 gave him an ass load of plot armor Lmfao
Sharon Carter was a much bigger part of Cap's life in the comics than Peggy was.
What Halmut did was almost irreparable. He managed to divide not only the Avengers, but a great deal of fans.
#TeamCap all the way!
Their is something about you that makes me forget all my worries 🤗
Im impressed with Tony without the suit handling Bucky
This is my second favorite MCU movie after Infinity War. Love it! I’m glad you’re breezing through these Marvel movies. Hope you watch the older Spiderman movies and X-Men movies after MCU!
Re: Rights to characters
In the late 80s, Marvel Comics was struggling and to raise some money, sold movie and television rights for some of their characters... The X-Men and Fantastic Four (and their villains) to Fox, Spider-man (and most of his villains) to Sony, and the Avengers to another house (don't remember who). The deals all required the studios to make movies and/or TV shows every few years or the rights would revert to Marvel. The Avengers quickly came back to Marvel, but Fox produced a successful X-Men cartoon and had a series of awful Fantastic Four movies (but it satisfied the contracts). Sony produced several Spiderman cartoons and video games for Playstation.
Fast forward to the 2010s... Disney buys Marvel after the success of Iron Man and starts up the idea of the MCU. Fox has massive financial troubles and gets bought by Disney (bringing X-Men and Fantastic Four back under Marvel control for movies). Sony has a hiccup in their financial issues and strikes a deal with Disney/Marvel for them to "borrow" Spiderman. Spidey is still a Sony property, but under the deal, allows Marvel to use him in the MCU. In exchange, Marvel allows characters like Iron Man and Dr. Strange to appear in the Spiderman movies... it's a true win-win for Sony and Disney/Marvel since Spiderman is Marvel's best known character and the success of the MCU guarantees a movie audience for a Spiderman that's part of the MCU.
That was the clearest explanation I've seen of this.
@@blueamaranth9419 Thanks. I was an avid comic collector through the late 80s all the way into the early 2000s, so I watched all this closely
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the avengers weren't sold off, the individual characters that comprised most of the "iconic" avengers roster were in their possession with exception of Hulk who was with Universal and Namor (a major reason the avengers project got off the ground to begin with).
A few of the other characters WERE with other companies prior to the MCU but New Line Cinema returned Iron Man, Lions Gate returned Black Widow and Universal gave back Hulk's film rights--but not distribution rights--over the course of 6 months around the beginning of 2006. Thor and Cap (among many other IPs including the Avengers IP) had been with Marvel this entire time.
Paramount (in the form of Iron Man, Cap, and Thor) agreed to be the distributor for marvel studios right off the bat in order to make Marvel's loans possible. Marvel was purchased by disney shortly after they released iron man and incredible hulk, but before IM 2. As avengers approached, Disney bought back Paramount's domestic distribution of Avengers and IM3 and thus cut Paramount out permanently (though they still had foreign distribution for a few more films iirc) since those movies were the end of their contract. Disney agreed to keep the paramount credit card ahead of the first avengers movie and IM3 as an act of good will toward their original film partner. In one last act, disney purchased the distribution rights for all their phase 1 movies that paramount possessed in 2013 so that all future releases of those movies were solely by disney.
@@scottb3034 you remember those parts of the details way better than I.. I was just going off what I remembered off the top of my head
this movie is one of my favorite movies because vilian actually wins
Zemo was also in Inglourious Basterds. The German 'war hero' who kept bothering Shoshanna. The one that starred in the propaganda video.
A vigilante is a person who takes the law into their own hands without being approved by the public.
The Spider-Man “home” trilogy is not on D+ because of the rights being owned by Sony. They had Marvel do the Toby movies, then Sony did the Andrew Garfield movies, and Marvel like iron man and Thor and stuff blew up so they had Tom come in to play spidy, and that’s the movie that just came out, the third of the home trilogy, “no way home” (3) … it goes Spider-Man “homecoming” (1) , Spider-Man “far from home” (2) which is set like 1 week after the events of Endgame and came out I remember like 3 months after endgame was out of theaters. 🤙
The Sam Raimi trilogy was not made by Marvel, but by Sony.
Marvel Studios didn't exist until 2007, and Sony had bought the Spiderman rights around 1999, when Marvel Comics was struggling with going bankrupt. (they also sold movie rights to Fox- X-Men and Fantastic Four mainly; some other characters were/are at other studios, like Blade, Hulk and Ghost Rider)
Sony is contractually obligated to make a new Spiderman movie every 3 years or lose the rights, which is why we got the Andrew Garfield movies after Sam Raimi's trilogy was done. Now they are working with Marvel and making Spider-Verse movies.
Chadwick is from my hometown (Anderson, South Carolina) & has done a ton for the kids & local communities here. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿🙌🔥🍻 edit-31:35 wow glad you caught on to the GI-ANT Man 😁👍
Did you say " So they resolved it after all"? .... You were paying attention right? Captain America is still wanted by the government and he just released those avengers that were imprisoned by the government. Tony Stark smiled at the end because he knew that phone call was about what Cap just did and isn't gonna respond to it.
30:12 you're right. Marvel didn't have the movie rights to spiderman before.
a vigaliante is a non military or police officer who fights crime who's just a average everyday normal person
Can't wait for Dr. Strange next. That one is so trippy.
Great reaction. This movie was really very well thought out. It was built off of Tony and Steve's arcs.
Tony starts outside the system, in a cave, with a box of scraps. He starts as an individualist.
Steve starts out a creation of the system. Everything special about Steve "came from a bottle." Well, we know it was what Dr. Erskin saw in Steve that matter most, "Not a good soldier but a good man."
Over time Tony or the Stark family created the problems he was called to solve. His PTSD and his knowledge of his own flaws is pointed out in other comments. This brings Tony to where he recognizes he requires oversight from the very system to which he had rebelled.
Cap went the other way from his start to Civil War. He saw the system as flawed and corrupt, "Agendas change." He trusted his own judgement best. He had become the individualist. and Tony was no beholden to the system.
Team Iron Man and Team Cap where fleshed out by Kevin Feige, The Russo Brothers, the writers and the stunt team. I'm sure other's also had input. What they were trying to do is match up a combination of who would best fit the philosophy of each team and what each super heroes powerset would be and how those powersets would influence the balance of the two teams.
The planning was done with action figures. Yes they do come in handy. The planning paid off because the teams we ended up with made sense from a philosophical sense and were evenly matched.
The only person on either team that may seem out of place is Spider-Man. Stark target's the kid for his ability to restrain with his web and his physical strength. He can stop a 3000 lb. car at 40 miles an hour and that would be both impressive and useful in the coming fight. The webs ability to restrain would also help Tony keep injuries and damage down.
But what about Peter's philosophy? Which side does it fit with. Tony asks Peter what motivates him, why he does what he does. Peter's answer is so ironically brilliant. " When you can do the things that I can, but you don't, and then the bad things happen? They happen because of you." The irony is this philosophy agrees with Cap. So it appears the writers made a mistake putting Peter on Team Iron Man. But did they? No. This was dramatic irony at it's finest. Brilliantly written. Brilliantly played.
There are 5 live action Spider-Man movies outside the MCU. Tobey Maguire starred in Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3. These predate the MCU. Andrew Garfield starred in The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 which were not accepted as part of the MCU. The Amazing Spider-Man 3 was cancelled because Kevin Feige (MCU producer) and Amy Pascal (Sony producer) cut a last minute deal for a new Peter Parker/Spider-Man to be cast for the MCU. This was late in production of Captain America Civil War.
Tom Holland came in for his audition, performed so gymnastic moves, read for the role and so impressed that they knew they had their Peter Parker/Spider-Man.
Now that you have seen Endgame, you need to take some time to watch those 5 Spider-Man movies. They are worth watching. I think we would all agree you would enjoy them.
I have had issues with friends myself. Hope you can iron out the issues with your friends. Keep up the great reviews.
Thanks for the thanks. 😊 but you make the show. You are such a good person. Need more ppl like you in the world.
Why is this part 32:54 so funny?? Its like a giant can't even hurt a small one
This is one of my favorites and in my opinion, where the MCU hit its peak! I also recommend Black Panther and Shang Chi when you get to watch those
I wish you the best of luck in resolving your friend issues Blue, even us grown ups aren't always great at resolving our problems until we get some distance on it.
Man, her English is damn good.
30:14 spider man movies are in the mcu. This movie was just his first appearance in the MCU and solo movies appeared after
The previous Spider-Man movies (with Tobey Maguire then Andrew Garfield) were when the property rights were owned by Sony and had no connection to the MCU, now they have a cooperation deal with Marvel so they rebooted with a new, younger actor who is officially in the MCU. Great reaction, love your channel!
they still are owned by sony* just to be clear
Zemo is very powerful, he's just a man, that's it
They're called winter soldiers because they're frozen between mission.
Ok time for some Marvel Education: This is the first time that THIS VERSION of Spider-Man makes an appearance in the MCU. There are two different versions of the Spider-Man movies with different Peter Parkers. You are free to watch those if you want but it has to be sooner rather than later as in before Spider-Man's first movie in the MCU. You don't want to continue the MCU journey until you get that out of the way. Trust me it's for the best. And before anything, if you want to watch Wanda-Vision at the end, make sure you have seen all the X-Men Movies.
There are not two different version of Spiderman movies, there are four.
The Sam Raimi trilogy from the early 2000s starring Tobey Maguire, the two films with Andrew Garfield playing the hero from the early 2010s, the MCU Spiderman movies with Tom Holland and the animated "Into the Spider-Verse" movie (soon to be a trilogy as well).
@@sertaki My point was she needed to watch the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield movies before hand before she continues going after this. Tom Holland is The MCU version, and Into the Spider-Verse she can watch after "Far From Home". She specifically asked if the other spiderman movies were made within the MCU storyline as in the same universe, if you hadn't been so stupid being a troll then you answer her questions and inform her what she was supposed to do before continuing to watch the MCU films. Especially with "No Way Home", she can't watch that one otherwise it won't make sense to her. She has to watch the other Spiderman movies immediately.