CAPTAIN AMERICA CIVIL WAR (2016) ENG-HIN

One year after the evens of Avengers: Age of Ultron, Steve Rogers / Captain America (Chris Evans) is trying to maintain his position as protector to the innocent as he leads the Avengers into battle against enemy terrorist, partnering with Sam Wilson / Falcon (Anthony Mackie), Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), James Rhodes / War Machine (Don Cheadle), Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), and Vision (Paul Bettany). Coming to the realization that Cap’s old friend Bucky Barnes / the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) is a behind several recent attacks across the globe, masterminded by Helmut Zemo (Daniel Bruhl), Rogers hopes to rescue his longtime friend, hoping to salvage what humanity remains within. Unfortunately, enlight of recent global destruction involving the Avengers, U.S. Secretary of State Thunderbolt Ross (William Hurt) wants to contain the superhero involvement, enacting the policing agreement known as the Sokovia Accords. While Rogers isn’t convinced the law’s purpose of the Sokovia Accords, Tony Stark / Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), is splitting the Avengers interest (standing firmly behind the law of the Accords). This, of course, triggers a massive division between Rogers and Stark as fellow Avengers (old and new ones) are forced into to choose a side as Zemo works to divide and conquer them all.
 After their rousing success in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the Russo Brothers (Anthony and Joe Russo) return for another go-round with Captain America in directing Civil War. Given their praise Winter Soldier received its clear that the Russo’s need to keep that momentum going with this project and sure enough they do, displaying a big globe-trotting superhero adventure. Sure, the movie ditches the Winter Soldier’s spy aesthetic, but still keeps intact the political nuances of safety and security. Ultimately, the movie asks the fundamental questions of the responsibility of a superhero (owning up to the action in the aftermath of battle). This, of course, is the driving force behind Civil War, fueling the team to choose sides, but it’s a very human condition with (if you extrapolate it of the Marvel universe of superheroes) has real world theme of choices and consequences in battle (i.e. the ROE for example).
Hands down, one of the greatest aspect of Civil War (or rather its biggest selling point) is the big airport battle in the second act. Featuring the sprawling cast of the Marvel heroes, this battle sequence is the best superhero clash ever created (a true fan / comic book dream come to life) with each of the characters getting their moments to shine on-screen. Great action, great humorous quips, awesome fight matchups, and some surprises that will have surely please some comic books fans. Without a doubt, this entire fight scene will have people talking about it (and probably geeking out) for their entire summer. While the second act “superhero” fight is stellar, the film’s third act “showdown” is a powerful one. It may not be as joyous fun as the previous battle, but it’s definitely an emotional one with intense brawl scenes that will have viewers glue to what’s being displayed on-screen.
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