If you didn’t know, Captain America: Civil War pits Team Captain America vs. Team Iron Man. Here’s how it all went down…
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Co-director Joe Russo previously said CIVIL WAR could have up to three end credits scene (I won’t get into the first one that was shown at the press screenings here), so it’s possible that we’ll be getting a different (or extra) one when it hits USA theaters next week.
So, which side are you on?
Meanwhile, Spider-Man’s combat with the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) can be seen in the latest TV ad that promotes the upcoming release of “Captain America: Civil War” in the U.S. The young superhero can be heard saying, “You have a metal arm?”
Captain America: Civil War opens in North America on May 6th. Throw in Spider-Man joining the fray in Iron Man’s army and it’s almost impossible to decide.
After the events of Age of Ultron Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff is now a fully-fledged Avenger and the ethereal Vision (Paul Bettany) is also floating around the compound.
In terms of comparison, Iron Man 3 debuted to US$160 million overseas, while Captain America: The Winter Soldier took in US$78 million, THR added.
Civil War is just starting its anticipated takeover of cinemas worldwide, but the movie has already made an impact on social media. The scene teases the forthcoming “Black Panther” solo movie in which Boseman will be reprising his role. It also features the return of Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man, Anthony Mackie as Falcon, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye as well as a host of other well-known Marvel characters (including Spider-Man and a few other surprises).
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He must have thought that he would be using Tobey Maguire’s Spider Man costume, which unfortunately didn’t happen in “Captain America: Civil War”. “For us, it’s one of the most powerful shots in the movie…” It’s short, and the basic set up here is that he’s exploring the new suit that Tony Stark has given him (and which we see in action in the big airport battle).
