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28:32 and that’s why we’re here. Lol this was all of us in the theater.

I may b angry but wtf imma do against that big ass robot it’s gonna take my other limbs

You of all people, missed nothing! Black Panther and Spiderman are coming. Their powers will be explained. Keep going 🤙🏽

Spider-Man has these things he built called Web shooters, that... Shoot webs😂😂.

The suit is made with a fictional substance called vibranium hardest metal on the planet (for now) that's super light. He gets his agility, strength, from a herb that was laced with vibranium.

for cap, it's only been a matter of a few years.. he was asleep for 70 years

Spiderman movie rights are owned by Sony. Marvel had to negotiate to get him in this movie. Based on how successful it was, Sony lets Marvel use him (hence the name Homecoming) for a cut of the box office. Since there have been two modern origin movies, Marvel decided it wasn't necessary and to just start with him already having his powers.

this is an interesting movie cause the villain won... he split the avengers

Lagos was actually filmed in Atlanta. Couple of my coworkers were extras in that scene

Which is why Thor and hulk were written out of the script…they change the dynamics

You can nver give enough SG comparisons for me. Buckle up. What the MCU does is unbelieveable. Tthe way they weave these stories together will change movies and TV shows forever. For example, what they are doing with Anne Rice's Immortal Universe based on Interview with a vampire and related stories.

Yeah most people call this movie "Avengers 2.5" because it involves most of the Avengers. I think they bill it as Captain America is because its mostly his story, it boils down to him trying to protect his friend while also standing up for what he thinks is right when it comes to the Sokovia Accords, the movie wants you to take up his side in that aspect. Really though, they named this "Civil War" because there was a good long running comic story of the same name with two factions of Marvel characters all going at it. Not to get into too much detail but it was pretty epic to see generally "good guys" all going after each other. In those comics, there were a LOT more heroes fighting, like hundreds of them. It wasn't like the 6 v 6 fight we have here in this movie.

Coopers wife only suggested that they drop the bombs it was never confirmed who actually dropped them 1st. Also Robert House was at the table during the meeting at vault-tec.

25:52 Cap's Shield is made from vibranium. Remember when it was first introduced. Tony starks dad said its the rarest metal on earth and that's all they had. But Avengers 2, they made reference to wakanda, and Ulysses Klaue played by Andy Serkiss stole vibranium from wakanda for Ultron. And where does t'chala come from?

Here are some non-spoiler facts about Captain America civil war. Black panthers claws and suit are made from vibranium which is the same as cap shield. The Black panther is incredibly strong with reflexes and incredible instinct. Prince T'Chala is also highly intelligent because he designed his own suit. MCU Steve Rogers is stronger than his comic book counterpart who strength is around two tons. MCU Steve gets stronger with every appearance due to the fact if he does not work out his body will suffer atrophy and he'll lose his super strength so during the time of this movie his strength was around 15 tons. Spider-Man is 10 times stronger than Steve Rogers. Tony did give Peter Parker a upgraded suit but Peter Parker created his own web shooters with Will fluid tensile strength equal to a steel cable. Peter has hair all over his body that gives him the ability to stick to any surface is just his hand and feet hairs are the strongest. Peter Parker skin is equal to kevlar with a healing ability that could heal nearly fatal wounds within a day or two. Not to mention Peter has spider Sense which just doesn't predict incoming danger it can even to take threats days within advance of a incoming incident.

22:20 MrLboyd, You have to be more attentive to the dialogue since you miss a lot. You primarily focus a lot on the visuals, and placing yourself within the movie that you miss some subtle dialogues. Sometime before this scene, Tony had made reference to another promising candidate that he could recruit. Marvel is like this, introducing characters in another movie before having their own film, sometimes not even in the same movie. Marvel will make reference to something and have it pay off in another movie. Its quite tricky sometimes which is why you really need a geek friend to explain some stuff. Thankfully you have us.

What they've done with Spiderman is skipped the origin story since its well known (due to two movie franchises). Also, don't forget Thor Ragnarok.

In terms of purely legal liability for Winter Soldier his lack of will and presence of mind makes it tricky. If we were to accept that such a methodology existed in our own world I don't think it's a stretch to think that diminished or lack of decision making would absolve him of much of the guilt. Treatment through mental health professionals and likely long term oversight by the authorities would be in order, but not guilt in the sense of legal accountability.

The reason Spiderman has not been seen until now is because Marvel sold the rights to Spiderman to Sony in 1999. They eventually made an agreement to use him in the MCU. I loved your reaction to this movie your confusion was fun to watch :). I always thought it was a bit much citing the first 2 incidents as (alien invasion after all) and the helicarriers were Hydra. In both of those occasions, there were involvement by SHIELD a governmental body.

You're highly intelligent

It really comes down to the fact that people were using politics to control the power of the avengers for themselves. They didn't care about accountability they never seem to ever have to deal with the real fallout of their actions, when do politicians get held accountable, only the scapegoats. No this was a power grab in the guise of accountability perpetrated on the Avengers. They no longer had Shield so it created a power vacuum for control. And you are right Tony was trying to pass his guilt by making the overture of being held accountable. Ultimately Sokovia was Tony's fault. He avoided the blame because people didn't know the full circumstances and because Stark came in with all his money to smooth things over. Now true the Avengers needed accountability but given the alternative how could you side with the UN and political power grab it was obviously created on a lie with selfish, not altruistic purposes. The thing that made the Avengers right was it's isolation from the corruption that comes with governmental control. Even then the connection to Shield proved they couldn't escape that corruption. The question is how to have accountability and trust in a group that doesn't answer to anyone. I get it, why should someone else trust the Avengers? It's a hard call. I would trust Captain America over the UN any day. Rahm Emanuel said, "You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." And that is exactly what was being done. When everyone is rushing to do something.. anything to fix an issue as fast as possible regardless of the details that is when you know you are getting scammed. They needed to slow down and figure out a realistic agreement with negotiations with the Avengers to come to a mutually beneficial situation. Shield had that but it was infiltrated by Hydra. I don't know what the best outcome would be but i can see Tony was wrong. His arrogance caused Ultron and his arrogance led to allowing the civil war to happen. Tony is a damaged man and it takes him a long time to come to terms with his trauma.

who tf told you too watch this without watching tom hollands spiderman..... ruined the hole reaction tbh

Captain America shield is made of the same metal that black panthers suit and claws are made of. That's how black panther was able to scratch the shield

This is my favorite MCU film; I cannot tell you why. I was waiting to see your reactions to the Winter Soldier grabbing the motorcycle and Ant Man getting big. I was not disappointed. Due to how I view the world (with a mind conscious of past events and how they influence the present, as well as, repeat, maybe not exactly but similarly oftentimes), when Spider-Man refers to The Empire Strikes Back (which came out the year I was born) as "that really old movie, I did feel a twinge in the chest.

Cooper's wife isn't evil ... She's gray for sure. She got to be alone while her husband was at war with faulty equipment fearing a nuclear war at all times. She basically worked herself into a position where she could protect her family. In her eyes there is no way out of the horror, and if her company is willing to drop bombs they probably are not the only ones... Her position would have been filled by somebody else but with her in that position she can actually keep her family safe... Empathy dude

The Ghoul perhaps recognized a squire in knight's armor in Filly, was toying with him when the stakes were a bit lower.

How are you so confused by the ending? Sometimes it seems you try too hard to get too in depth on little details, you end up missing critical scenes that are short...you don't HAVE to try so hard. Take in each and every scene in full. Pretty sure the kid who shot Danny at the end was wearing the same thing the whole movie, too. In the same spot where their previous interaction happened. Idk...it's almost like you watched a series of clips from the movie where sometimes short scenes get cut. BTW...a 20:34 vid? For this movie? I still watched the whole thing, and will continue to. Just seemed odd to be that clueless about the ending.

Lagos is actually pronounced Lay-gus. That's my home 😊 Also, I understand why you have doubts about it being shot in one of the busiest cities in Africa and even worse, a marketplace. Even the Nigerian movie industry has trouble filming there. Abuja maybe.

“I don’t think that’s a real country.” “The guy with the claws.” “Based on pop culture…” “Is this an Avengers movie?” “Is this an Avengers movie?” “Is this an Avengers movie?” Wow. This was amazing. Someone who really knows nothing. That was amazing. Hilarious. Interesting. & Funny.

Chadwick BOSEMAN is Playing Black Panther he's a Black SUPERHERO check out his movie too Morris Chestnut supposed to play the Black panther But Marvel give to Chadwick because Morris went live on social media telling everyone R.I.P Chadwick 🙏 l love the movie yes bro it do feel like a Avengers movie 🎥 😁 😂😂 too lol 😆😆

There is still better to come in the Infinity Saga. As good as this one is.

So to answer some of your questions, without really spoiling anything. The guy with the claws is Black Panther and his claws are made of the same material. That's why he could scratch Cap's shield. That's all I can really say for now. Spider- man at least in the MCU makes his own web fluid canisters that attached to his wrist and he presses a button to shoot them out. In the older Spider-Man movies Peter Parker was able to just shoot them naturally from his wrist as in his body produced webbing. As for Spider-Man's eyes changing, the suits somewhat mechanical in nature. Again without really spoiling anything let's just stay Stark has a hand in some things.

This movie should have been called “Black Panther 0.5” or the hero sniper from Inglorious Basterds gets the Avengers to tear themselves apart. The only way to destroy the United States is internal squabbling.

Mmmmm id categorize vampires as enhanced human/bat hybrids with a handful of weaknesses

Morals vs Ethics. All through Captain America, Steve Rogers followed the Moral route. All through Iron Man, Tony was all about Ethics. They both have the same goals but sometimes they clash.

This is top 3 Marvel movies easily.

By all that is HOLY, he doesn't know who T'Challa is! 🤯

If you replace density with "mass" everything you said about the beginning makes sense.

On my own rejection from jury duty, the two questions that got me booted were have i ever been the victim of a crime, and had I ever been convicted of a crime, and my answer to both was yes.

This is the b&w film i saw when i was younger that made me realize that b&w films can be really really really good (and stage plays, too, since this was originally a play)

There is a suburb of Chicago called Wauconda.

Always been team Cap mainly bc i really dig his fighting style and any friend of Wolvie is ok with me. avengers, cap 2 and 3, along with the endgame are the only flicks i own bc of the wicked Cap action.

H.I.S.H.E " let's call it " The Tony Accords... I'll sign right now" 🤣. All kidding aside, at least in the U.S, it'd be tough to properly enforce an international ACCORD, if the "super" individual has a good lawyer. Has to be ratified by congress to actually BE law. The next few movies before Homecoming are basically taking place at the same time as this one

This is when it all really started to come together.

Team Cap! Spider-Man is my favorite, but his role in the Civil Role comic pissed me off! In the comic he was fully-fledged Spider-Man that teamed up with Tony Stark and the Accords, so I'm less mad at movies Spider-Man for teaming up with movie Tony Stark, who was way more of a mentor figure to young Peter Parker. Tom Holland is a really good Spider-Man though!

From my understanding his density is only the same when he first shrinks and when he unshrinks. The longer he small i think his weight is small. So he can maximize the size.

22:41 Yup, all of 'Phase 3' consists of: -Captain America: Civil War (2016) -Doctor Strange (2016) -Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017) -Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) -Thor: Ragnarok (2017) -Black Panther (2017) -Avengers: Infinity War (2018) -Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) -Captain Marvel (2019) -Avengers: Endgame (2019) -Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) I thought you'd ended up missing a few movies before this, but ends up I was remembering the order wrong slightly. Yeah, this one served as an on-screen intro to a few characters, that get their official MCU welcome/origin movies a bit later. ^_^ And Phase 3 is, arguably, probably the strongest/best segment of the entire MCU. Then they started doing a lot of TV series on D+ and other networks, with a few big screen movies interspersed between them. "Tony Stank!" xD

Yeah, u'd have to watch the first Spiderman with this actor as him, and the one's til Homecoming to get the timeline. \O>

Oh man, i love his reaction to this one. The fight scenes and characters are epic, but the conundrum is not an easy one. This movie and this conflict are so good.

16:28 For clarification, the reason they say the government “owns” Cap’s shield and Falcon’s wings is because those things were literally created by the government and issued to them personally. The same would not apply to Tony Stark’s Iron Man suit, since he made it himself and it was declared in Iron Man 2 that the government could not claim ownership of it. Same concept applies to Banner and Thor. The government did not make Mjolnir (Thor’s hammer) or issue Bruce his gamma radiation. I hope this clarifies