Part of “Civil War’s” appeal lies in the push-and-pull between the triangular bromance of Captain America, the Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Starting with Captain America: The First Avenger and concluding with footage from the upcoming Civil War, Movieclips’ homemade teaser really is the ultimate franchise trailer. The scene offers a little more close-up look at the suit this time, specifically a digital readout on his web shooters, hinting at a much more high-tech webslinger coming in his first solo movie in the Marvel cinematic universe. The scene reportedly shows Spider-Man having a conversation with his aunt and the scene teases future Marvel movies.
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Surprisingly, it’s tech maverick Tony Stark/Iron Man who thinks the team needs to be reined in, while military poster boy Rogers is adamant they need freedom from political agendas. “Civil War” premiered Wednesday in South Korea, where it’s already pulled in $12.6 million in three days.
According to Screen Rant, Joe Russo, co-director of “Captain America: Civil War” said that Tony Stark believes that Spider Man is “the greatest living non-lethal weapon”. Ironically, consummate order follower Captain America is opposed to the move and finds himself fighting against Iron Man, who supports the government’s stance.
Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Renner, Chadwick Boseman, Paul Bettany, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Rudd, Emily VanCamp, Frank Grillo, Martin Freeman, William Hurt and Daniel Bruhl also star.
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“To know that I have more of this to come, and this is not just a one-off, is one of the most awesome things to me”. After catching a punch Bucky tries to throw his way, Spider-Man exclaims, “You have a metal arm?” It might have been around the same time that Feige made up his mind on allowing the Russos to make Captain America: Civil War.
