2016 Directed by Anthony Russo, Joe Russo
Following the events of Age of Ultron, the collective governments of the world pass an act designed to regulate all superhuman activity. This polarizes opinion amongst the Avengers, causing two factions to side with Iron Man or Captain America, which causes an epic battle between former allies.
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Poor Bucky. So much happens to him and he still never gets a chance to become an actual character.
The real battle royale this summer isn't between Batman and Superman, or between Captain America and Iron Man, or between the X-Men and the purple guy. It's over the soul of blockbuster cinema. Marvel has clearly staked its claim, and DC announced its own perspective rather loudly a few months ago. The latter made a film which, while admittedly convoluted, was at least a stab at something grandiose and new. It didn't make logical sense, but it felt like it did. There was an emotional truth to every punch. The former studio doesn't make films so much as it engineers them on a factory line. They're designed to be CinemaSins-proof, but they come off more as automatons than anything else.…
“Civil War” lmao this isn’t a war, this is 12 friends fist fighting in a parking lot
No, it ain't the War Between the States, nor Ali vs Frazier. But, it's Team Cap vs Team Iron Man. So, whose side are you on?
I've only seen 2 MCU movies in their entirety. GoTG and Civil War. I've seen 8 minutes of Iron Man, 13 minutes of Captain America, and half of Thor. That's it. Why? I never got around to watching. So, I watched this with fresh, excited, and open minded eyes. Boy, was I pleased.
What did I pickup on? Captain America has a rad shield. The fella from The Hurt Locker is probably my favorite character. I cracked up at his Mark Fuhrman reference. Does he have his own movie? The other fella from The…
87/100
Sweeping through a vast array of comic-book heroes and a particular, timely political environment, Captain America: Civil War subverts the very idea of spectacle. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, this third Captain America installment is a gigantically complex vision of ramifications, taking bits and pieces of the MCU and utilizing each resonant segment for a storied experience of crumbling friendships and episodic catharsis. Through its grand 2 hour 20 minute runtime, Civil War operates like a culmination *and* an antithesis of the Marvel brand, narrowing its focus to showcase conflict among heroes even though the brawls escalate towards geeky, rapturous highs.
It isn't immediately noticeable, however. An opening action sequence is typical Bourne quick-cut rapid intensity, and it's…
listen I know i'm notorious for over-hyping mediocre white boys but sebastian stan didn't have to go off That hard. he rlly went in and gave bucky so much emotional depth and complexity that he got me hanging onto every single syllable he says. he didn't have to make bucky the best character in the mcu but he did it, the potato looking dumb bitch rlly did it
The smartest Marvel movie, but also kind of the dumbest. If Cap had just communicated better with Tony then 80% of the movie's conflict would've been solved. Also Zemo's plan is bonkers. But yeah pretty fantastic in spite of the narrative flaws
Ant-man: "Does anyone have any orange slices?"
BEST LINE IN THE MCU.
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This entire movie is an ad on spotify. The scenes involving Paul Rudd are the songs.
"Captain America: Civil War" isn't necessarily the best Marvel movie — directing duo Joe and Anthony Russo fail to deliver even a fraction of the scale, grace, and ineffable sense of joy that Joss Whedon brought to "The Avengers" — but it's nevertheless the Platonic ideal of a Marvel movie.
More so than any of the previous episodes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Civil War" is a soap opera in spandex. In part, that's because of the film's refreshing (if not fully realized) emphasis on emotional turmoil rather than global destruction; while plenty of buildings blow up, most of the collateral damage is caused by the good guys as they argue with each other and threaten to go their separate…
