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Captain America: Civil War SPOILER Thread - #TeamThanos

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Let' me explain my examples a little bit better ok? :

Fighting a warlord in Africa: "We are sorry Mr. Rogers but our central of inteligence doesn't think it's very wise to intervene in a country with such volatile government. We might be causing more damage than helping, etc."

Intervening in the middle east: Nuff said.

A paramilitar organization in eastern europe: "Our russian friends would see how is better to deal with them. Thank you very much for your concern."

No, I understood.

Again:
Cap: "Fuck guys, we can't ignore this"
Everyone else: "You're right, let's go"

Result: No worse off than before.
 
Just came back from the movie. While its good, I really feel like Marvel could change the formula up a little. Like no one died in this movie and it feels kinda cheap.
 
Really enjoyed it. My only complaint would be that Spiderman should have been kept as a surprise and not revealed in the last trailer. When Stark said he "knew someone", everyone in my theater pretty much knew he was referring to Parker. I think the theater reaction would have been awesome had we not known ahead of time.

I really like the new Spiderman, and Holy shit, how smoking hot was Marisa Tomei? I'm in my 40's, so she's still very appealing!
 
Then they're fighting the UN and Warlords at the same time, and become international fugitives.

We're not comparing it to a world where the offer never came, we're comparing it to a world where they've already been told to sign this or be fugitives.

Option A) Be fugitives and ignore international law's olive branch
Option B) Have some oversight that is more likely than not going to let you fight things like fucking aliens and AI's dropping countries on people, and if your convictions say they're fucking things up you ignore them, and end up ignoring the government just like option A.

Option B is literally a strictly superior option.
 
The biggest laugh in my theater viewing experience (and this is saying something since the theater I saw it at last night had the crowd laugh a lot) came right after Captain America kissed Sharon and Sam & Bucky just give what can be described as a "nice" nod. Pretty much every bit of banter with them had the theater burst out laughing
"Couldn't you have used that five minutes earlier?" "I hate you..."
as did the self-referential humor but that one got the biggest reaction.
I wish there were more Sam/Bucky scenes; they were hilarious together.
 
The biggest laugh for the audience I think was when Captain America was holding onto the Helicopter.

captain-america-civil-war-chris-evans.jpg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ccey7IJLCM

Mainly since Cap's just looks so jacked at this point.

Why would anyone laugh at that?

It's a pretty heartfelt moment and really shows how much Cap cares for Bucky. It's the same moment as the end of Winter Soldier.
 
My experience with this film was... weird.

I didn't like it nearly as much as I expected to... but I'm not sure if it's due to the production itself or viewing circumstances.

The audio/visual experience lacked a ton of "oomph".

I had to strain to hear dialogue, the fight scene sfx lacked impact, and a lot of the CGI just seemed suspect.

I found it hard to follow a lot of the action.... a problem I've never had before.

I was just completely unmoved by the film, despite it clearly being the most weighty MCU project to date. Just... weird.

I need to see it again ASAP. Possibly at a different theater.
 
The biggest laugh for the audience I think was when Captain America was holding onto the Helicopter.

captain-america-civil-war-chris-evans.jpg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ccey7IJLCM

Mainly since Cap's just looks so jacked at this point.
It got a mixture of laughs and groans in my viewing when he switched grips. Probably the biggest misstep of the movie in terms of direction I'd say. Must be a cultural thing, since I'm in the same neck of the woods as you Rlan :)


First Iron dude was like, "We need to sign homie!! This shit is legit."
Then Cap dude was like, "Hell no bruh. Muh Bucky is in danger dawg."
Then everyone was like, pew pew bang bang pshuh pshuh...
I can already here the bongos or whatever the hell those drums are :)
 
We're not comparing it to a world where the offer never came, we're comparing it to a world where they've already been told to sign this or be fugitives.

That's what I was doing. They sign it under false pretenses and ignore it, then they're immediately wanted criminals.

Thor might be able to ignore that, and maybe BP as the head of a sovereign nation but the rest of them wouldn't want to risk living the rest of their lives on the Raft.

Alternatively they're told to go somewhere they don't want to go: say a Vietnam in the 60s situation. They can't refuse at that point without being imprisoned.
 
My experience with this film was... weird.

I didn't like it nearly as much as I expected to... but I'm not sure if it's due to the production itself or viewing circumstances.

The audio/visual experience lacked a ton of "oomph".

I had to strain to hear dialogue, the fight scene sfx lacked impact, and a lot of the CGI just seemed suspect.

I found it hard to follow a lot of the action.... I problem I've never had before.

I was just completely unmoved by the film, despite it clearly being the most weighty MCU project to date. Just... weird.

I need to see it again ASAP. Possibly at a different theater.

see it at a different theater. Imax theater I was in had my body throbbing with the bass.
 
That's what I was doing. They sign it under false pretenses and ignore it, then they're immediately wanted criminals.

Thor might be able to ignore that, and maybe BP as the head of a sovereign nation but the rest of them wouldn't want to risk living the rest of their lives on the Raft.

Alternatively they're told to go somewhere they don't want to go: say a Vietnam in the 60s situation. They can't refuse at that point without being imprisoned.

They're not going to be imprisoned instantaneously like that. It's literally "Hey, we can disobey the law now, or we can see how it pans out and opt to disobey the law at any moment in the future we choose to, cause who the fuck is gonna stop us"

The only reason anyone ended up on the raft here is BECAUSE they let this civil war happen. The governments couldn't stop the Avengers under any circuimstance.
 
I'd probably substitute the first Captain America with Incredible Hulk.

First captain isn't really necessary, though the zola reveal in cap2 hits harder if you've seen it.

Incredible Hulk is necessary because without that movie you have NO IDEA what a shitstain Thunderbolt Ross is.

Skip it and he's your typical asshole general. Watch it and he's something else entirely. Tony's position becomes a LOT less defensible once you understand Ross will be calling the shots.
 
Really enjoyed it. My only complaint would be that Spiderman should have been kept as a surprise and not revealed in the last trailer. When Stark said he "knew someone", everyone in my theater pretty much knew he was referring to Parker. I think the theater reaction would have been awesome had we not known ahead of time.

I really like the new Spiderman, and Holy shit, how smoking hot was Marisa Tomei? I'm in my 40's, so she's still very appealing!

Aunt May being 900 years old never made much sense given the fact that Peter started out being 15. Did his grandmother have kids 30 years apart?
 
Also, does anyone have any examples of natural born africans speaking english? I'm not sure I have a reference point for this. I'm asking because I found Chadwick's accent absolutely cringeworthy to the point that it took me out of the film every time he (and his father) spoke.

He sounded worse than an African American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation to me - he sounded like a White American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation.

But I can't tell if I just haven't heard Africans speak English enough yet.

'Birth of a Nation'* is the closest reference frame I have and everything there felt more sincere and legit than this.

edit*

"Beasts of No Nation" not "Birth of a Nation"
 
They're not going to be imprisoned instantaneously like that. It's literally "Hey, we can disobey the law now, or we can see how it pans out and opt to disobey the law at any moment in the future we choose to, cause who the fuck is gonna stop us"

The only reason anyone ended up on the raft here is BECAUSE they let this civil war happen. The governments couldn't stop the Avengers under any circuimstance.

Disagree. The Avengers (sans Thor and BP) can't take on the entire world and win, and the Raft was clearly already built and just waiting to be filled with superhumans. They had equipment able to neutralize Wanda ready to go from the start.

The UN could freeze Tony's assets immediately, rendering him broke and his suits nothing more than paperweights.

He was funding everyone else- good luck fighting the militaries of the world with no funds.

And this pretends the government doesn't have any high tech equipment stashed somewhere capable of injuring their heavy hitters (remember the Hydra weapons shield had stockpiled in cap 2) or other enhanced humans they know about but aren't currently actively using like crossbones, abomination, random inhumans, or spider man.
 
People need to die or I don't feel anything.

Because the last 2 movies where Superheroes died (you know which ones) were so emotional due to deaths that came out of nowhere and meant little or were retconned 10 minutes after they happened.
 
Also, does anyone have any examples of natural born africans speaking english? I'm not sure I have a reference point for this. I'm asking because I found Chadwick's accent absolutely cringeworthy to the point that it took me out of the film every time he (and his father) spoke.

He sounded worse than an African American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation to me - he sounded like a White American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation.

But I can't tell if I just haven't heard Africans speak English enough yet.

'Birth of a Nation' is the closest reference frame I have and everything there felt more sincere and legit than this.

You know Africa is a big ass continent right?
 
You need this:
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The rest of the set is fine, but that brick built Giant Man is amazing.[/QUOTE]

Is Giant-Man's face printed or a sticker? If the latter I'm not sure I could handle the pressure of getting that sucker on there just right
 
Just came back from the movie. While its good, I really feel like Marvel could change the formula up a little. Like no one died in this movie and it feels kinda cheap.

Seriously why the fuck do you need someone to die in a movie. It's not really necessary just like it wasn't in this movie.
 
this movie killed both superman and batman, though

On the Ant Man topic, something about the delivery on "I thought it was a water truck" made it way too funny to me
 
The biggest laugh in my theater viewing experience (and this is saying something since the theater I saw it at last night had the crowd laugh a lot) came right after Captain America kissed Sharon and Sam & Bucky just give what can be described as a "nice" nod. Pretty much every bit of banter with them had the theater burst out laughing
"Couldn't you have used that five minutes earlier?" "I hate you..."
as did the self-referential humor but that one got the biggest reaction.

I personally bust a gut when Peter had questioned how Steve's shield breaks, nay, shatters, every law of physics. That one got me, especially with some of the stunts Cap had performed with it in the film.
 
Seriously why the fuck do you need someone to die in a movie. It's not really necessary just like it wasn't in this movie.

Seriously.

I mean:

Peggy Carter dies
Crossbones suicides, Wanda inadvertently kills 11 people trying to divert the blast
The Avengers are dissolved, everyone sans Tony, Rhodey, and Vision are international fugitives
Rhodey is paralyzed
Steve has given up the shield and presumably the Cap identity
Winter Soldier is sent into deep freeze for the foreseeable future

No stakes lol
 
Also, does anyone have any examples of natural born africans speaking english? I'm not sure I have a reference point for this. I'm asking because I found Chadwick's accent absolutely cringeworthy to the point that it took me out of the film every time he (and his father) spoke.

He sounded worse than an African American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation to me - he sounded like a White American doing a bad African immigrant impersonation.

But I can't tell if I just haven't heard Africans speak English enough yet.

'Birth of a Nation'* is the closest reference frame I have and everything there felt more sincere and legit than this.

edit*

"Beasts of No Nation" not "Birth of a Nation"

I was going to say. Goddamn.

Anyway, my one big question is, Stark fixed Extremis, right? So why the fuck doesn't he just use it to fix Rhodes' legs? Unless he was like "Fuck no, I don't care if you fixed it, I don't want there to be even an 0.00001% chance I might blow up."
 
this movie killed both superman and batman, though

On the Ant Man topic, something about the delivery on "I thought it was a water truck" made it way too funny to me

See, before this movie came out I was saying how ant Man was the most broken dude there, and no one believed me.

And he didn't do half the things he could have if he was pissed. If that was yellowjacket team Tony would have been massacred.
 
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