May 06, 2016 11:07 AM
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The exhilarating wait for the most action-packed movie of this summer has finally over! Yet another movie written by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely holds the chalices for a better entertainer and action-packed sequel.
The teasers did tease every MCU’s fan with all the verbal shtick between Tony Stark and Cap. Their bromance(not literally) have made all the Avengers movie and Winter Soldier quite a delectable treat and this Civil War just brings it on.
The story revolves around the stand that is taken by Cap and Iron Man when UN decides to bring Avengers under bureaucratic intervention. It happens when newly formed Avengers team is led by Cap to safeguard humanity and results in collateral damage. Political pressure from all around increases to install a system of accountability, which will be headed and overseen by government to direct the team. Capt’n doesn’t feel the need of government involvement to tell them what to do and what not when things go south.
Whereas tony is all in with the government playing the vigilante.
This movie is totally for those who have any emotional link to these Marvel Comic characters. If anyone who walks in to watch it and has no lacks info about characters’ agendas and least cares who’s wining, is going get seriously frustrating. After so many 3 Iron Man mies, 2 Captain America movies and 2 Avengers, the characters of Capt’n and Iron Man has been established. Fans who know them through all the previous movies and well-versed with their behavioral reactions can see how their characterization taken a pedestal up.
I was, wholeheartedly, waiting for introduction of Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther and Tom Holland as a high on hormones, real chatty Spider-Man. The movie takes little detours to show the past of other characters like with Vision and her inadequate cooking skills, and Spider-Man’s home-designed and improvised crime-busting costume.
The most engaging part of this movie is, that it still lives in the smashing part(missed Hulk a lot, love his smashing style). Most stimulating and cutting-edge action scene is between the two halves of Avengers group with full of imaginative teamwork, tremendous sequence and impressive CGI. It could have been better if little thunder could be added to it(yes, even the Odin Son, Thor is missing). Some more smashing could have definitely satisfied that action-thirst effect.
Definitely better than Age of Ultron, compared to all flabby action scenes Civil War takes a notch up - just like the stakes. Scarlett Johansson shines more with her dialogues and no more remains just an assassin with a red ledger. There’s so much more to look out for in this movie that will leave your heart quenching for more.
Fascinatingly, Captain America: Civil War doesn’t end with who wins(I never wanted it to end, EVER) or resolved – no rift between Avengers, whether government in the scene can help or not. All plotting up to make for next big future movie.
I have been rendered speechless, at times, with the whole adrenaline rushing through my veins during this nerve-racking movie. It’s a must GO & WATCH movie for all the MCU fans. This movie is a treat for action-junkies and can expect more.
