Captain America: Civil War I First Time Reaction I Movie Review & Commentary
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The guy with the claws is Black Panther and the reason the claws can damage Cap’s shield is because they’re made of the same metal, vibranium, which is only found in Wakanda.
Wakanda and the Savage Land. Which we will likely never see in movie form.
@@arcanask completely different type of vibranium comes from the Savage Land. And who knows if we'll see that adapted to the movies...
In the MCU there's also the vibrianium in the ocean with Namor and the Atlantians
@@DeeboX-vv8ji or Talokan, as the MCU renamed/re-imagined Namor's undersea kingdom.
Oh yeah that's probably true but when I watched it I was thinking "paint is weaker than metal"
Captain America: Civil War is sometimes referred to as Avengers 2.5
That's the best part of this film, the audience was just as divided as the team. Some took Tony's side, others Cap. It was a great time in movie history!
And some of us just wanted them to QUIT FIGHTING because it felt wrong for our Avengers family to be split up!
Steve and Bucky, to them, it hasn’t been 100 years, they’ve been “asleep” for most of it. Lagos scene was filmed in Atlanta, my friend was an extra in that scene and in Black Panther.
Morals vs Ethics.
All through Captain America, Steve Rogers followed the Moral route.
All through Iron Man, Tony was all about Ethics.
They both have the same goals but sometimes they clash.
16:28 For clarification, the reason they say the government “owns” Cap’s shield and Falcon’s wings is because those things were literally created by the government and issued to them personally. The same would not apply to Tony Stark’s Iron Man suit, since he made it himself and it was declared in Iron Man 2 that the government could not claim ownership of it. Same concept applies to Banner and Thor. The government did not make Mjolnir (Thor’s hammer) or issue Bruce his gamma radiation. I hope this clarifies
exactly.
By all that is HOLY, he doesn't know who T'Challa is! 🤯
"Civil War" was the title of a Famous Comic book Cross Over event, They wanted the brand recognition amongst comic fans. In the comics Captain America Was assassinated. It gripped Fans when the title came out as fans speculated they were probably killing off Steve Rodgers in the movie as the winter Soldier became Captain America after the Civil War event in the comics.
A lot of people said this should've been an avengers movie, but I still think it makes the most sense as a Cap film since it directly follows him as the main character
I just realized that since they have Thor on their team, he's sort of the supervisor since Odin is the king of the nine realms, including over Earth. So Thor's authority supercedes any world government. 🤷♂️
Ross spent his entire career trying to get superhuman under his command (as evidenced in The Incredible Hulk).
He’s using the Sokovia Accords as a means to do that.
Meanwhile, each of the Avengers have illustrated in their own films trying to prevent their power falling into the wrong hands. Ross’ hands are the wrong hands.
Steve was right to not sign.
Captain America shield is made of the same metal that black panthers suit and claws are made of. That's how black panther was able to scratch the shield
In terms of purely legal liability for Winter Soldier his lack of will and presence of mind makes it tricky. If we were to accept that such a methodology existed in our own world I don't think it's a stretch to think that diminished or lack of decision making would absolve him of much of the guilt. Treatment through mental health professionals and likely long term oversight by the authorities would be in order, but not guilt in the sense of legal accountability.
Exactly. If someone puts a gun in my hand, then points my hand at someone, and forces me to pull the trigger, I would NOT be the one responsible.
It would be the same as if someone tech savvy hijacked the Ironman suit with Tony, helpless, trapped inside it - then comitted crimes with the suit. Would Tony be responsible for those crimes? No! Would Cap fight to save Tony? Yes, because that's just who he is.
Imagine a world ruled by Loki because the Avengers were told to stand down due to it costing too much money and too many lives (including theirs possibly) to fight Loki and the Chitari. How many people would have died under Loki's rule? What about Ultron? He was setting out to eliminate all humans - but because a much smaller amount died in the process of defeating him, that makes the world governments have a "good reason" to make the Avengers under their control... because they were all afraid if their dark secrets got out, the Avengers might come after them!
I remember I was 14 when this movie first came out I’m 22 now. I really like the politics of this movie.
I was 11
The problem I have with the "slideshow" is they clearly placed all the blame on the Avengers and didn't mention the genocidal maniacs who were ACTUALLY responsible.
“As far as I’m concerned, his whole body is property of the US Government.”
General Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross in The Incredible Hulk with reference to Bruce Banner.
I was about to go to bed so I can get a good night's sleep but I guess I'm staying up another 41 minutes & 24 seconds
Same
Same
Yeah dude. There’s no way you’re skipping one of the best MCU projects
Lagos was actually filmed in Atlanta. Couple of my coworkers were extras in that scene
It is a universal trope of common books that there is always the good guy vs good guy misunderstanding brawl, and here they turn it up to eleven.
T'Challa Is Black Panther. Easter Egg Alert. In Dr. Strange they mention War Machine James Rhodes accident from this movie if you pay attention
I am pretty sure that reference is to the guy in the Hammer Mech Suit who gets his spine broken in the video Tony plays for Congress in Iron Man 2..
@@jefftingley no it's Dr Strange. It's ok most people aren't nerd as me. Trust me I'm right
@@behrmann9431 Yes.. reference in Doctor Strange is about that moment in Iron Man 2.. not Rhodey in Civil War..
@@jefftingley IM2 took place in 2010... Dr Strange takes place in 2016-2017 same year as Civil War happening... Once again, I know what I'm talking about. If you insist you are right again, I'm not going to respond because your either trolling or just ignorant. Sorry
I cried in the theater when I saw Black Panther jump in the roof fight scene! I never thought I would get to see MY fav Marvel character (next to hulk & Strange) on the big screen in my lifetime!!! To see the sovereign ruler/deity who "looked like US" FINALLY get some respect put on his name! And being worth over 90 TRILLION (with a T!) doesn't hurt either. lol
22:41 Yup, all of 'Phase 3' consists of:
-Captain America: Civil War (2016)
-Doctor Strange (2016)
-Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017)
-Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
-Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
-Black Panther (2017)
-Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
-Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)
-Captain Marvel (2019)
-Avengers: Endgame (2019)
-Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
I thought you'd ended up missing a few movies before this, but ends up I was remembering the order wrong slightly. Yeah, this one served as an on-screen intro to a few characters, that get their official MCU welcome/origin movies a bit later. ^_^ And Phase 3 is, arguably, probably the strongest/best segment of the entire MCU.
Then they started doing a lot of TV series on D+ and other networks, with a few big screen movies interspersed between them.
"Tony Stank!" xD
Calling him "the guy with the claws" several times after he already said he is the Black Panther was painful to hear.
I really think the giant QUEENS title card should've been enough after we have seen Peter Parker's origins multiple times in movies already.
Tricky moral conundrums should be Marvel’s catch phrase. Stan Lee and everyone who worked with him created the highest levels of ethical responsibility from street level heros like daredevil to gods like Thor and Thanos. Jack Kirby imagined the spectrums and it’s fucking glorious
I've always been Team Cap for two simple reasons:
1) Despite the damage and death that occurred, had they NOT done anything the death toll would have been catastrophic. I feel bad that the son died in Sakovia, but imagine the island had been allowed to actually drop. (Funny enough, Ultron was Tony's fault anyways, hence his guilt leading his actions).
2) The government had been proven multiple times to be corrupt.
Steve was just trying to keep Bucky from being killed. He knows Bucky needs to be stopped, just not killed.
I completely understand tony’s rage at bucky at the end. I think until that point, tony was operating under guilt and not logic and forgetting that governments are just as fallible as people… because they are made of people. Also, tony didn’t just go through the fall of shield/hydra initially like cap did. Tony and banner are slightly to blame for sokovia only because they created ultron. But wanda interfered in their heads. And hydra was still operating in sokovia. So even tony’s guilt there has to be spread out because he went to where the problem was. He created more problems on the way but the gov sucks. Sorry but gov oversight doesn’t make much of anything better, it makes it slower so more processing and thought can go into it and it can be challenged and debated. But many times the avengers don’t have time for that when they are being attacked and let’s not forget that the shield oversight panel was literally going to nuke NYC in the first avengers while they were still in the thick of things. So i completely understand tony’s feelings towards bucky and cap as a result, but as for the gov oversight, the UN could turn out to be just as corrupt as shield/hydra became. So not something you want determining your actions. In my opinion. I’m very skeptical of governments in general though.
You are correct, but you also have to analyze the other side of that argument... Steve, as the de facto "leader" of the avengers (it's him and tony, but certainly him when it comes to missions, strategy and running the team outside of the "administrative things") is not only saying "the safer hands are still our own", but there is a much bigger implication that screams "I'm protecting my position as the one that makes the calls"... Now, I'm not saying that Cap is doing it with bad intentions or that he isn't (in general) a person that has earned that spot to be trusted with large responsibilities... But Rhode's comment is very much on point when he calls Steve's position "dangerously arrogant" on his part; because he is basically not just saying "we know better", he is also saying "I KNOW better than THE ENTIRE WORLD"... That's 1 implication of his position... No matter what you think about governments and the people that conform them (which is valid), those people were elected by the citizens of each of those countries to represent them... So, another implication or way to perceive Steven's stance, from an outside POV, is that HE, the poster child for america (with all the geopolitical implications that title comes from given much of the perception of america around the world) is telling them that he doesn't trust or cares about who they pick to represent them and that when it comes to the little issue of, well, their lives, he is the one that knows best... the guy dressed with an american flag... how do you think that looks to a regular person in italy or russia or anywhere else for that matter?
I remember hearing that they were making an avengers movie that had Cap, Widow, Hawkeye, Ironman, Thor and Hulk. I told myself there's no way that can work, its too many big characters in one movie. Look at Batman and Robin (batman, robin, batgirl, riddler, freeze, and ivy). Now when I look back after Endgame's roster...I have so much respect for this series
Black Panther’s suit is woven vibranium to be used as flexible armor.
In the comics there is a job of the man on the wall. Its one specific person thst doesn't answer to anyone and is charged with earth's protector. He answers to no one and when a threat comes to earh this person whos name will be a massive spoiler but i don't think we ever get an original sin story movie. But they have led the trail to who the man on the wall is supposed to be
who is it?
I just happen to live in Chadwick’s hometown of Anderson, South Carolina. he’s done true king work here for kids & local communities. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿 and Team Cap all day 🫡🇺🇸🗽🦅
28:35 GI-ANT MAN
Charlie Spencer was building houses in Segovia when all of that stuff went down
This is the very best reaction you've ever done. You will be amazed.
I loved the nostalgia. I remember that in the early 1960s, the comics had Captain America in charge of the "new" Avengers: Hawkeye, Wanda, Pietro, Giant-Man, and the Wasp (later Natasha, too). The Captain America stories back then often included these Avengers; many characters from the different titles overlapped regularly.
You didn’t miss a movie. This is Spider-Man’s debut in the MCU.
I love this movie
Yes. Ultron raised and dropped Sokovia.
But Tony made Ultron.
It really comes down to the fact that people were using politics to control the power of the avengers for themselves. They didn't care about accountability they never seem to ever have to deal with the real fallout of their actions, when do politicians get held accountable, only the scapegoats. No this was a power grab in the guise of accountability perpetrated on the Avengers. They no longer had Shield so it created a power vacuum for control. And you are right Tony was trying to pass his guilt by making the overture of being held accountable. Ultimately Sokovia was Tony's fault. He avoided the blame because people didn't know the full circumstances and because Stark came in with all his money to smooth things over. Now true the Avengers needed accountability but given the alternative how could you side with the UN and political power grab it was obviously created on a lie with selfish, not altruistic purposes. The thing that made the Avengers right was it's isolation from the corruption that comes with governmental control. Even then the connection to Shield proved they couldn't escape that corruption. The question is how to have accountability and trust in a group that doesn't answer to anyone. I get it, why should someone else trust the Avengers? It's a hard call. I would trust Captain America over the UN any day. Rahm Emanuel said, "You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." And that is exactly what was being done. When everyone is rushing to do something.. anything to fix an issue as fast as possible regardless of the details that is when you know you are getting scammed. They needed to slow down and figure out a realistic agreement with negotiations with the Avengers to come to a mutually beneficial situation. Shield had that but it was infiltrated by Hydra. I don't know what the best outcome would be but i can see Tony was wrong. His arrogance caused Ultron and his arrogance led to allowing the civil war to happen. Tony is a damaged man and it takes him a long time to come to terms with his trauma.
The Marvel comics have two special metals, adamantium and vibranium. Each with there own properties. Vibranium also has two types, each coming from a different area. Both metals came from meteors. The (fictional) country of Wakanda in Africa has all of one type of vibranium, which is what Capt.'s shield is made from and Black Panther's suit, not just the claws. You will learn more about T'Chala aka the Black Panther and Wakanda in his own movies.
Civil wars was an unofficial avengers movie
Black panther runs as fast as his namesake has super strength enhanced senses. The suit is essentially armor and extra weapons if he needs it. In comics hes also has advanced knowledge of science technology and magic.
That's an understatement. In the comics, he is one of the most intelligent characters in Marvel Universe and universally acknowledged as the best strategist in the Marvel Universe. That is why he has been chosen to lead multiple teams at times including The Avengers and the Fantastic Four. What you see of Shuri's intelligence in ths MCU is stripped from T'Challa in the comics. MCU Shuri is nothing like the comics Shuri. Other than being T'Challa's sister and Wakandan, she is a completelt different character mostly made from qualities stripped from T'Challa. I never liked that they did that, but we all know why.
The MCU version of The Avengers is pretty stupid. This movie tried to call that out but that point just flew over a lot of people's heads.
In the comics, The Avengers always had oversight. They were government sanctioned. They even had government representation. They were never just vigilantes (not the main team) doing whatever where ever without accountability.
In the MCU, they just let them run wild. Silly. The idea that they could just go whereever they wanted without respecting borderlines or collaborating with law enforcement and militaries is just ridiculous. 😂😂. And then they just cause all sorts of damage and get up and leave for other people to clean up. It's just silly, ESPECIALLY since they were created under SHEILD....A GOVERNMENT AGENCY. The comics addressed this in a much more thoughtful manner.
The goverment 100% beleives it owns the hulk thunderbolt Ross the general will stop at nothing to use the hulk as a weopon
I love how he stops the video and brainstorms when the answers are about a few seconds away
Oh man, i love his reaction to this one. The fight scenes and characters are epic, but the conundrum is not an easy one. This movie and this conflict are so good.
Barron Zemo isn’t just bitter with Tony. The Avenger’s are the reason his wife and child died in Sokovia. Those mobile phone audio messages he would listen to were from his dead wife. He wanted the Avenger’s to kill each other because he lacked the ability.
You DID NOT miss a movie!! They introduced their new Spider-Man in this movie (not Toby or Andrew, the Sony projects). He gets a movie coming up soon! They figured they’d just skip the origin since it’s been done twice by Sony and most fans knew his backstory so they decided to toss him into the mix quick.
The funny part is if they sign and government becomes part of the decision they also pick and choose who gets blamed. Also being able to take actions they want while being able to pawn off the accountability to whoever. Like an avenger. Hmmm
7:11 The same guy that wanted to hunt down Bruce Banner and weaponize him.
Pause at 28:35
This usually stoic gentleman gets introduced to one of the pleasures of going on the MCU journey. Giant Man.
Pause at 28:39
Happiness.
We were all right there with you. :-)
23:00 also after this point it seems you may not have seen the Sony Spider-Man movies! If you have free time I’d check them out! 3 movies with Toby McGuire and 2 with Andrew Garfield. All are awesome imo. Both give proper origin stories to the character.
The reason Spiderman has not been seen until now is because Marvel sold the rights to Spiderman to Sony in 1999. They eventually made an agreement to use him in the MCU. I loved your reaction to this movie your confusion was fun to watch :). I always thought it was a bit much citing the first 2 incidents as (alien invasion after all) and the helicarriers were Hydra. In both of those occasions, there were involvement by SHIELD a governmental body.
1. Spider-man didn't get an origin story here because Marvel (rightly so) assumed that the Spidey origin had been done to death already with two different movies of the origin in the past 20 years.
2. My big problem with the Sakovia Accords is that they were poorly administered. The UN drew up and approved the Accords to govern the Avengers before even telling the Avengers they were doing it. The Avengers needed to be involved in the drafting of the Accords. The UN are not the "subject-matter experts" here; the Avengers are. The people being governed by laws should have representation or input into the laws. The Avengers should have been directed to come up with their own set of oversight rules first. Then, if the UN had questions or issues with the Avengers' draft, they would have gotten together to hammer out the details. Here, it was handed to the Avengers as a fait accompli. Any effective use of the Avengers means they have to be able to react to emergencies immediately, without waiting for permission-by-committee, and it must also include the right to refuse UN orders to act. The Avengers are not a military branch of the UN. Cap is right about that part of it. But oversight is a good thing. It was just handled very stupidly by the UN here.
Chadwick BOSEMAN is Playing Black Panther he's a Black SUPERHERO check out his movie too Morris Chestnut supposed to play the Black panther But Marvel give to Chadwick because Morris went live on social media telling everyone R.I.P Chadwick 🙏 l love the movie yes bro it do feel like a Avengers movie 🎥 😁 😂😂 too lol 😆😆
Frequently in Cap comics, the setting is among the Avengers. Cap lives at the Avengers base and usually leads them.
Which is why Thor and hulk were written out of the script…they change the dynamics
The shield is vibranium. Vibranium comes from one place, Wakanda.
This guy was flipping teams without realizing for the entire movie lol
Spiderman movie rights are owned by Sony. Marvel had to negotiate to get him in this movie. Based on how successful it was, Sony lets Marvel use him (hence the name Homecoming) for a cut of the box office. Since there have been two modern origin movies, Marvel decided it wasn't necessary and to just start with him already having his powers.
its even trickier than the government owning the shield with cap because the government gave him his powers
How fast can Black Panther, Captain America, and Bucky/The Winter Soldier run? Well, Captain America was given a "Super Soldier Serum". Bucky and the other Hydra Super Agents were given a copied version of the serum and Helmut Zemo kills the agents in the end of this movie. Lastly, while this will be a mild spoiler, but the basis for the Super Soldier Serum comes from a plant that grows in Wakanda.... The same plant used to create the Black Panther. Basically, the serum enhances peak human abilities.... Such as beyond human strength but not Hulk level, beyond peak human speed, increased intelligence and strategizing, enhanced agility and stamina, regeneratize healing, and enhanced reflexes. So their top speed is probably about twice as fast as Usain Bolt... Somewhere I'd guess around 50-60mph. On a side note, Captain America has a Vibranium shield. The Black Panther has a Vibranium suit and claws, and Bucky has a robotic metal arm.
It was hilarious, the recurring confusions about whether the correct movie was clicked (Cap America movie or Avengers movie).
Back in real time during marketing, people (me) were making fun of it a bit for being an Avengers movie in disguise 😆
re: the government ownership of the shield, the wings, etc... The Accords document they signed didn't give the governments right to ownership. They of course couldn't own whole individuals like Banner and Wanda, but the reason for the "ownership" conversation is because the shield and wings were manufactured by the government.
Falcon was enlisted (air force, I think?), and he flew the wings with his squad (as stated in previous movies), and the shield of course was issued to Steve Rogers during WW2. And once he was arrested, and since he wasn't a registered Avenger, they just confiscated it. They also don't own any of Stark's properties and suits, for example.
Here are some non-spoiler facts about Captain America civil war. Black panthers claws and suit are made from vibranium which is the same as cap shield. The Black panther is incredibly strong with reflexes and incredible instinct. Prince T'Chala is also highly intelligent because he designed his own suit. MCU Steve Rogers is stronger than his comic book counterpart who strength is around two tons. MCU Steve gets stronger with every appearance due to the fact if he does not work out his body will suffer atrophy and he'll lose his super strength so during the time of this movie his strength was around 15 tons. Spider-Man is 10 times stronger than Steve Rogers. Tony did give Peter Parker a upgraded suit but Peter Parker created his own web shooters with Will fluid tensile strength equal to a steel cable. Peter has hair all over his body that gives him the ability to stick to any surface is just his hand and feet hairs are the strongest. Peter Parker skin is equal to kevlar with a healing ability that could heal nearly fatal wounds within a day or two. Not to mention Peter has spider Sense which just doesn't predict incoming danger it can even to take threats days within advance of a incoming incident.
Captain America actually lifted 40 tons in Winter Soldier after he got stabbed and shot… so If guess that he’s in the 50-60 ton range
By the time of Avengers endgame Captain America max strength is around 25-30 tons.
@@nvp8191 look up, ‘comics bs the world: How strong is MCU Captain America’ he can lift 40 tons after being shot and stabbed
Ms Spencer was right. The Avengers should never have gotten involved in Sokovia getting her son killed.
It would have been much better to just let Ultron wipe out all life on Earth.
Black Panthers suit is vibranium too
Blame for the events of The Avengers and Captain America: The Winter Soldier is squarely on SHIELD. Cap and Co.were cleaning up SHIELD's mess. The events of Age of Ultron and Lagos are on the Avengers
Yeah usually they don't group up till an avengers movie but RDJ wanted all the bits and top billing for things and they knew he was so popular they went from having little hints connecting movies and little easter eggs to just ham fisting what they think will make money into them. Some heros don't even get thier own movies without him.
Captain America "Civil War" aka Avengers 2.5 "Enter the Panther"
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Love your reactions and you a right about phase 3. It is amazing and I can't wait for you to see where this is all heading!
Playlist would make watching your content far easier and at least for me get you more views.
So while they are avengers the characters like Widow and Falcon do essentially black ops stuff when needed. Also black widow has the infinity formula which essentially amps her reflexes and such. If she gets shot she gets shot still but she can react quickly
I would’ve thought that’d be clear by now, right? I mean, how many of these films had he watched? Both Widow & Hawkeye were shown to be spy’s/special ops folks in the first films they were in.
What they've done with Spiderman is skipped the origin story since its well known (due to two movie franchises).
Also, don't forget Thor Ragnarok.
There is a suburb of Chicago called Wauconda.
I didn’t understand why the mother got through to Tony as far as accountability but not Wanda, ultron or peitro
You’re being introduced to characters you’ll see later on down the line. This movie feels like an Avengers movie, but it’s also about Cap and Tony- and how to go forward from here …..
Definitely shoulda been billed as an Avengers movie, but I think it had something to do with how many "Captain America" movies they contracted Chris Evans for.
I found it interesting how Tony and Cap sided on the accords. It seems like it woulda made more sense for Tony to be against it and Cap to be for it, since Cap is a soldier used to government oversight and Tony is more about Privatization. I get Tony's guilt and all, but it just seemed wierd.
The suits for bullets
The suit is made with a fictional substance called vibranium hardest metal on the planet (for now) that's super light. He gets his agility, strength, from a herb that was laced with vibranium.
Spider-Man has these things he built called Web shooters, that... Shoot webs😂😂.
25:52 Cap's Shield is made from vibranium. Remember when it was first introduced. Tony starks dad said its the rarest metal on earth and that's all they had. But Avengers 2, they made reference to wakanda, and Ulysses Klaue played by Andy Serkiss stole vibranium from wakanda for Ultron. And where does t'chala come from?
I swear i remember you saying that you had seen Black Panther before, but not the rest of the MCU before you started this deep dive
The spiderman time line is a little off but since they was allowed to use spiderman for this they rushed to fit him in because he played a major part in civil war, they had to get special permission to usw him cause spiderman wasn't included in the marvel buy out. As of July of next month with all the buyouts and disney now has the rights to almost every marvel character to put into live action it be really interesting what happens with Wanda not being a mutant but is supposed to be a mutant but couldn't use the word mutant until fox was bought out
The comic civil war captain america really didn't have a puplic identity but Steve Rogers went rogue and took out a terrorist in not captain america fation but cap is a real one he held a press conference on national television and said america didn't do this act, thrn revealed he is Steve Rogers and said i did this. Spiderman also took his mask off but its not as vool as when cap did it
This is easily one of the best movies in the whole series.
Overall you are in for a good stretch here.
Enjoy!
I really like this movie, but I do think it is a bit silly that they show the damage done to New York during the presentation of how much damage the Avengers cause. Let's just ignore the fact that a nuke was on its way to blow everything up and they averted that catastrophe.
Or that the person lecturing them created The Abomination who leveled half of Harlem. Omitted that footage, huh Thunderbolt??
In the last captain America movie you were complaining that the avengers weren’t involved. In this one you’re freaking out because the Avengers ARE there.
Always been team Cap mainly bc i really dig his fighting style and any friend of Wolvie is ok with me. avengers, cap 2 and 3, along with the endgame are the only flicks i own bc of the wicked Cap action.
Great movie, but it should’ve been called “Avengers: Civil War”. Everyone was in this movie except Thor and Hulk and they were mentioned. There was more about Iron Man in it than Captain America.
I'm a week behind on my "Watch Later" list, but I see the next MCU movie drop and everything else can wait a little longer!
So to answer some of your questions, without really spoiling anything. The guy with the claws is Black Panther and his claws are made of the same material. That's why he could scratch Cap's shield. That's all I can really say for now.
Spider- man at least in the MCU makes his own web fluid canisters that attached to his wrist and he presses a button to shoot them out. In the older Spider-Man movies Peter Parker was able to just shoot them naturally from his wrist as in his body produced webbing.
As for Spider-Man's eyes changing, the suits somewhat mechanical in nature. Again without really spoiling anything let's just stay Stark has a hand in some things.
This is my favorite MCU film; I cannot tell you why.
I was waiting to see your reactions to the Winter Soldier grabbing the motorcycle and Ant Man getting big. I was not disappointed.
Due to how I view the world (with a mind conscious of past events and how they influence the present, as well as, repeat, maybe not exactly but similarly oftentimes), when Spider-Man refers to The Empire Strikes Back (which came out the year I was born) as "that really old movie, I did feel a twinge in the chest.
Yeah, u'd have to watch the first Spiderman with this actor as him, and the one's til Homecoming to get the timeline.
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They didn't do an MCU spiderman origin story because that's been done enough already. I kind of like the choice.
20:03 Cap has been asleep for 70 years so for him there has been only a couple of years since he lost Bucky during WW2.
20:17 So your opinion is that Steve should abandon his best friend (whom he owes a lot) and let him being KILLED by UN forces. Only shitty people would do that.
I think its safe to use xmen universe logic when it come to the question of if the gov. owns the person if they are enhanced.
Didn't the goverment create captain america so intelectual property of the Super soldier serum died with the Dr. That created it.
This is top 3 Marvel movies easily.
If you look at a map of Africa wakanda is like paper st.but if you find a map if marvel africa wakanda is on the east side towards the mid point not on the coast, like i said paper st so ita not there but like lotveria it is drawn in on the offical marvel map
Team Cap! Spider-Man is my favorite, but his role in the Civil Role comic pissed me off! In the comic he was fully-fledged Spider-Man that teamed up with Tony Stark and the Accords, so I'm less mad at movies Spider-Man for teaming up with movie Tony Stark, who was way more of a mentor figure to young Peter Parker. Tom Holland is a really good Spider-Man though!
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