Captain America doesn’t die at the end

On the other hand, here is what we know: Captain America (Steve Rogers, to be more specific) is set to appear in one of the Infinity War movies. Killing him in Civil War, only to bring him back, would undermine his sacrifice and, once again, will show that there aren’t actually any stakes in the MCU. Of course, you completely disagree with this. But death should be the final act in a character’s story, the one which brings closure and, ultimately, defines that character. If Steve Rogers dies and is brought back, who is to say that it won’t happen with any of the other characters?

Knowing that these movies are adaptations of comic books means that we have an idea, beforehand, of what will happen. These deaths are necessary, since they also bring in the unexpected (yes, even if they occur in the comic books as well).

Furthermore, Chris Evans has expressed his availability to appear in more Marvel movies after his contract expires. And who can say that he won’t? The Winter Soldier is arguably the best MCU flick and Captain America has become more popular than even Iron Man. Marvel knows this and we can bet that Evans’ contract will be renegotiated.

Nonetheless, the problem is that the trailer actually sees Bucky uttering, Steve is dead. So we will get yet another fake death – and, just like with Nick Fury, this death will be revealed to be false in the same movie.

Captain America dies in the Civil War, but at the same time, he doesn’t.

Source for the featured image: DVD Plaza