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Captain America: Civil War SPOILER Thread - #TeamThanos
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That´s how the scene will play in my head now.
Just like Batman and Superman
Bobby Roberts
Banned
Nah, you know me, I'm honestly into scores/soundtracks, and Henry Jackman isn't exactly one of my favorite composers, but dude does have a knack for coming up with at least one or two catchy themes.
Which would be about one or two more than the average Marvel movie tends to have.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
I know. I was just giving you shit is all.
And he has been doing a solid job with Cap.
And it looks like the soundtrack releases next Friday with the movie in the US.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
I don't like this trend of withholding the soundtrack until after the film drops.
Goddammit Star Wars.
Goddammit Star Wars.
BronsonLee
Member
Soundtrack is only OK.
Can you help them?
In the Civil War soundtrack there's a track called "Enter the Batman"
Also, the soundtrack is utterly forgettable
Grassclipper
Member
By the way, how did Tony know Peter was Spider-Man? It wasn't explained and I guess it can be hand waved with "scanning technology and being really smart" but come on. It's not like Peter is a known person, he's just some kid from queens.
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Best MCU soundtrack is either Thor or Cap TFA. Leaning towards Cap.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
That's the one thing I am loving about this Civil War run-up: A whole buncha people are really (finally) starting to come around on that first Captain America movie.
I mean, they're ridiculously late in getting on board, but better late pass than never.
Both scores are so legit.
Patrick Doyle and Alan Silvestri knocked it out of the park. It's a damn shame that Doyle didn't come back for The Dark World. Silvestri's Avengers theme is amazing too.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
The Thor score probably is a little better than Silvestri's.
Honestly, I remember more of the music than I do the film itself.
Honestly, I remember more of the music than I do the film itself.
EroticSushi
Member
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Yeah, I'm really happy about that too. I liked the first Cap movie well enough but didn't really realise how good it is until a year -maybe year and a half- after it released.
Yep. Can't believe Marvel didn't keep them locked for more movies. Now we got some serviceable but ultimately forgettable scores.
TwoDurans
"Never said I wasn't a hypocrite."
How is everyone watching this? I keep getting an error and the page won't load. Is this thread playing an orchestrated prank?
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Link must be down then.
BronsonLee
Member
Cap 1 sucked
Henry Jackman's fine, but Marvel's been leaning on Brian Tyler for half of Phase 2 movies - Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Age of Ultron (with Danny Elfman).
Seems like they've gone in a more "factory produced" direction with some aspects of their behind-the-scenes crew.
Sad Affleck
Member
You suck!
Bobby Roberts
Banned
Link works fine.
Movie is btw. GOD DAMN FUCKING AWESOME.
I loved it. I also loved the rather content third act.
Still feels like more hype towards the real end. Also Nataschas spins are lolworthy.
Was this supposed to be funny?
You really must not like Bobby going crazy
ChasingComets
Member
Jeebus, this movie lays it hard on Tony. Losing pepper, getting slammed on all sides for both Ultron and the accord, messing up about the Zemo thing, Cap keeping the truth about his parent's death, and then getting beat down at the end of it all? Ironman Is quite literally the punching bag of the MCU.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
No, it was deadly serious.
Everything I type is deadlyfuckingserious.
<--Look at that face.
so angry
AgentChris
Member
Average movie but it has heart. It has grown on me as Cap has become the center of the MCU.
I hope this experience has taught you what it felt like to realize that Finn wasn't actually the main star of TFA.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
No fuckin' idea what you're trying to say right now.
This "experience" has taught me nothing. it's largely meaningless.
Give into your anger, Bobby! Feel the darkness coursing through your veins!
Tony did nothing wrong.
I at least respect the movie for actually leaving him and Cap on somewhat amicable terms and that he didn't devolve into becoming a villainous poster boy. Tony might have been one to get a whole bulk of shit his way but Steve abandoning his shield at the end of the movie seemed to be some form of personal admission of defeat on his part too.
And hell I'd be lying if I didn't say that Steve finally acknowledging Tony as someone who cares for his crew was the perfect way to round out Steve's original assertion about him in the first Avengers. Steve's message about Tony being someone who cares for his team possibly even more than Steve does was incredibly poignant and I'm glad that the movie ended on a somewhat good note for both characters.
Reposting from the Non-Spoiler Thread.
Just came back from the cinema and I loved it. Just a short impression.
First things first, the movie is definitely on the top spot of marvel movies.
Sadly many movies nowadays can't keep the same quality in the sequels (or improve it if the movie is bad/ok) let alone surpass it and luckily Cap: Civil War... well let's say it manages to hold the quality from The Winter Soldier. I don't know if it's better than Winter Soldier, I have to re-watched Civil War especially on Blu-ray at home to make sure but I'd say it is better.
The pacing was really smooth and the tone is more mature and serious (like Winter Soldier) than the other MCU movies but it keeps you entertained with well placed shots of humor and action to balance it all out, which unfortunately imo many MCU fail at because they are mostly the same, funny, lighthearted and follow the same formula. The huge amount of characters didn't feel shoehorned in, they had their purpose, spotlight and used their screen time just right. Black Panther and Spider-Man were the highlight though, this is how Spider-Man should be and the Russos, Feige nailed it. I can't say much about Black Panther since I don't know him that good.
The acting was perfect, especially Downey (who was much better then before, like Iron Man 1) and Evans. You can clearly see how they both think and understand their position/viewpoint which put's you right in between them and you want to stand on either side.
The action is amazing and well choreographed. The Airport scene is bar far the best we have seen in the MCU, scratch that it's the best action scene in a comicbook (superhero) movie and one of the best action scenes at all.
10/10 if you just want a fun and entertaining superhero movie, 7-8/10 if you are not that into the genre and want more substance (i.e. the dark knight).
This is how the Avengers should have been. I'm really excited for Infinity War now.
Just came back from the cinema and I loved it. Just a short impression.
First things first, the movie is definitely on the top spot of marvel movies.
Sadly many movies nowadays can't keep the same quality in the sequels (or improve it if the movie is bad/ok) let alone surpass it and luckily Cap: Civil War... well let's say it manages to hold the quality from The Winter Soldier. I don't know if it's better than Winter Soldier, I have to re-watched Civil War especially on Blu-ray at home to make sure but I'd say it is better.
The pacing was really smooth and the tone is more mature and serious (like Winter Soldier) than the other MCU movies but it keeps you entertained with well placed shots of humor and action to balance it all out, which unfortunately imo many MCU fail at because they are mostly the same, funny, lighthearted and follow the same formula. The huge amount of characters didn't feel shoehorned in, they had their purpose, spotlight and used their screen time just right. Black Panther and Spider-Man were the highlight though, this is how Spider-Man should be and the Russos, Feige nailed it. I can't say much about Black Panther since I don't know him that good.
The acting was perfect, especially Downey (who was much better then before, like Iron Man 1) and Evans. You can clearly see how they both think and understand their position/viewpoint which put's you right in between them and you want to stand on either side.
The action is amazing and well choreographed. The Airport scene is bar far the best we have seen in the MCU, scratch that it's the best action scene in a comicbook (superhero) movie and one of the best action scenes at all.
10/10 if you just want a fun and entertaining superhero movie, 7-8/10 if you are not that into the genre and want more substance (i.e. the dark knight).
This is how the Avengers should have been. I'm really excited for Infinity War now.
Amazing scene.
And how fucking brutal the fight with Steve was. Really believe he is going to beheaded.
Future Foundation
Member
Sad thing is, he wrote that in 20 minutes.
Another thing I liked in this movie especially was Rhodey's final scene in the movie.
It felt reassuring in a way. It seemed to inform that even at the end of the day there was no "right" or "wrong" decision about what went down. He signed that treaty because he personally believed in it, and that belief hasn't changed even in spite of everything that had happened. Mostly, anyway.
It also seemed to double as a way for him to tell Tony, and perhaps even the audience, something he really needed to hear in a non-obnoxious way. It was a way to separate the pretext from the eventual causality which Vision alluded to early on. It's less about the choices they made and more about how they acted upon them.
Oh and I LOVED how the movie managed to squeeze in that iconic "no, YOU move" speech.
I.. man, I dunno man. This movie fills me with so many emotions.
It felt reassuring in a way. It seemed to inform that even at the end of the day there was no "right" or "wrong" decision about what went down. He signed that treaty because he personally believed in it, and that belief hasn't changed even in spite of everything that had happened. Mostly, anyway.
It also seemed to double as a way for him to tell Tony, and perhaps even the audience, something he really needed to hear in a non-obnoxious way. It was a way to separate the pretext from the eventual causality which Vision alluded to early on. It's less about the choices they made and more about how they acted upon them.
Oh and I LOVED how the movie managed to squeeze in that iconic "no, YOU move" speech.
I.. man, I dunno man. This movie fills me with so many emotions.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
About 10.
edit: hasn't been talked about much, but what is the deal with Wanda and Vision? Or is there a deal at all?
Vision is apparently a pretty big player in the movie even though his part isn't that big, but I'm not hearing much about Wanda at all.
(also, thank you for not quoting the entire fuckin' thing just for a one-sentence and/or gif response)
I love that we now have a official Avengers Team and a team of Secret Avengers.
It seems that Vision really cares about Wanda, but in the wrong way... He has feelings for her but there, but he is to overprotective. Hard to describe. There is chemistry but I dont think that we will see a love story in the near future.
It seems that Vision really cares about Wanda, but in the wrong way... He has feelings for her but there, but he is to overprotective. Hard to describe. There is chemistry but I dont think that we will see a love story in the near future.
DeathoftheEndless
Crashing this plane... with no survivors!
Vision is charged with keeping Wanda under house arrest. Their relationship seems more parent-child prior to that. (Wanda being the parent)
Wanda contains Crossbones suicide-bomb with her powers, but she only manages to throw him into a building before he explodes. She feels really guilty about it.
BronsonLee
Member
Vision keeps creeping and peeping on her because the door to her room is open
DeathoftheEndless
Crashing this plane... with no survivors!
Vision phases through her wall and she acts like it definitely wasn't the first time. Make of that what you will.
His wrist being itchy probably just means his spider bitten body is developing some organic webshooters.
Well, Vision is still a character that was born yesterday (though not literally anymore).
I actually think they will flesh out a love story soon but the destination ain't going to be pleasant. Just watch, they're going to build up their relationship more in Infinity War and then they will crush it to dust once Thanos inevitably gets that mind stone from him.
I like how they move Wand more and more nuts. Remember how insane she looked and how horrible she "gutted" Ultron after Pietro was killed?
Now her guilt over the accident. I really can see them make her mad and pull a House of M... Really great how they already open a possibility for a X-Men inclusion
Now her guilt over the accident. I really can see them make her mad and pull a House of M... Really great how they already open a possibility for a X-Men inclusion
Gordon Shumway
Banned
Who's everyone?
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