Captain America: Civil War (May 6, 2016)

[kryptonianmutie]

Spoiler:

Crossbones died so early on, Cap *didn't* die, and that after not dying he gave up his shield. They are so PERFECTLY poised to have him be "The Captain" from here on out with black costume and red and black vibranium replacement shield given to him by Black Panther. Ross gives the original shield to John Walker

I would love to see that too.

Spoiler:

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[Khev]

Finally old man!

I easily place this movie above TWS and Avengers, and I love those 2!

Wow, that's high praise indeed coming from you. Obviously it blows away the first Avengers film but I'd have to see it a second (or third) time to decide if it really surpasses TWS in terms of quality. It certainly had a higher degree of difficulty, that's for sure. With regards to "classic Cap moments from the comics that I've always wanted to see on screen" CW had some major ones and I won't bore anyone with the specific comic issues that they referenced. That final Cap/Stark fight was just incredible.

Black Panther and Zemo had very nice overlapping arcs what with them both being sideline players during the tragedy that killed their respective loved ones and then handling it in parallel ways before diverging at the very end.

I can't help but smile just thinking about Ant-Man and Spider-Man in that airport battle. Such perfect additions to a really great brawl. Usually even after one showing a nitpick or two will stick with me but at the moment nothing is coming to mind. I can't believe that Captain America, MY favorite superhero now has arguably the greatest trilogy (TFA/TWS/CW) in the history of the genre. And it won't get stupid until after they James Bond him out at the earliest because Evans said he's done making solo Cap films. We finally got a three and out without a Superman III, X-Men 3, Spider-Man 3, or TDKR.

My favorite line is still Spidey's reaction to Giant-man......"Holy ****!"

I would love to see that too.

Spoiler:

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Nice!

 

[GodzillaSpawn]

My guess is that Panther's ring and Bucky's arm are made of vibranium. Not sure of the huge importance or why they reflect, as we see Cap and Panther go at it and his suit is vibranium too.

But if it magnetizes, it makes sense as we see Bucky catch the shield several time with ease and always with his arm.

But Bucky's arm wouldn't have been destroyed by Iron man if it was vibranium since Caps shield has no problem whatsoever taking IM's repulsors.

The ring was definitely doing something to Bucky.

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[SoGS]

Spoiler:

Maybe I missed something... What happened between BPs ring and Bucky's arm?

 

[NYallDay]

But Bucky's arm wouldn't have been destroyed by Iron man if it was vibranium since Caps shield has no problem whatsoever taking IM's repulsors.

The ring was definitely doing something to Bucky.

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Agreed.

 

[Khev]

Spoiler:

Maybe I missed something... What happened between BPs ring and Bucky's arm?

Others have been wondering the same thing. Just speculation at this point.

 

[Robopredinator]

Maybe I was expecting a little more from this one but I left feeling underwhelmed. There were certain moments that I enjoyed - the airport battle, the final battle and Ant-man's scenes - but I just wasn't feeling this one. I believe part of the problem, for me, is that I've been desensitized to these "epic" superhero battles. Before Marvel movies exploded into theaters, the occasional superhero movie was akin to a "treat" intermixed with the regular slew of comedies, dramas, action flicks, etc. in theaters. And like treats, having too many removes the uniqueness and the subsequent pleasure associated with them. Heck, I got tired of Transformers after the sequel!

 

[greedo737]

That's cuz the transformers movies suck! The Marvel ones are great!

 

[Darth Snoopy]

'Captain America: Civil War' conquers box office again with $72.6M

The A-list money team-up of George Clooney andJulia Roberts couldn't foil the monster duo of Captain America and Iron Man.The superhero blockbuster Captain America: Civil War conquered all at the box office for a second weekend in a row, pulling in $72.6 million and running its domestic total to $295.9 million.

Globally, Civil War zoomed past $940 million, making it the third consecutive Disney release this year (after Zootopia and The Jungle Book) to surpass $800 million. It also helped the Marvel Cinematic Universe to reach a combined $10 billion in eight years from 13 movies.

 

[CallMeTheDoctor]

But Bucky's arm wouldn't have been destroyed by Iron man if it was vibranium since Caps shield has no problem whatsoever taking IM's repulsors.

The ring was definitely doing something to Bucky.

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Oh ****! I forgot about that. Yeah, that totally alters the theory.

 

[jye4ever]

If Thor 3 is only 75% the quality of CW it will be a win for Thor fans.

 

[MaulFan]

If Thor 3 is only 75% the quality of CW it will be a win for Thor fans.

It could be if they use Hulk well

Is it bad that my favorite thing out of Thor is Loki and not Thor himself? I liked the first movie when he was out of his element, but after that, there's just been something, I guess for lack of other words, boring about Thor himself.

 

[jye4ever]

Yeah Thor needs a reason to exist, he's just there really serving no purpose.

 

[a-dev]

I still haven't seen this ****er. Anyone I'd normally go to the cinema with went to see it while on a surfing trip that I skipped. I've never gone to the cinema alone before, just seems weird.

 

[YoNoSe]

I still haven't seen this ****er. Anyone I'd normally go to the cinema with went to see it while on a surfing trip that I skipped. I've never gone to the cinema alone before, just seems weird.

Do it once and you'll never look back. With a 2 year old and friends that all have kids/families I go to the movies whenever the opportunity arises. It actually feels great to eliminate the hassle of coordinating a group.

 

[RIDDICK]

Do it once and you'll never look back.

 

[Hydeous]

Do it once and you'll never look back. With a 2 year old and friends that all have kids/families I go to the movies whenever the opportunity arises. It actually feels great to eliminate the hassle of coordinating a group.

Same here.

Unless you are a guy who likes to talk during movie scenes.

 

[a-dev]

Do it once and you'll never look back. With a 2 year old and friends that all have kids/families I go to the movies whenever the opportunity arises. It actually feels great to eliminate the hassle of coordinating a group.

I'm very tempted.

 

[jye4ever]

I prefer going to the theater with my wife and son.

 

[rushmore223]

I prefer going to the theater with my wife and son.

I agree, but some movies just aren't family material. I'm buying The Witch this week, and my Wife still refuses to watch it.