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Captain America: Civil War
When a movie is as anticipated as the Civil War was, there are very few chances for it to satisfy all of the audiences.
There are plenty of things that work for Civil War, even if we don’t take into account what happens in the MCU before it. Thus, there is the conflict between the Avengers (but, basically, between Iron Man and Captain America), which is the highlight of the show – and I am not talking about the fight scenes, but about the ideology.
It is superbly done – to this day, I haven’t decided whether I am Team Iron Man or Team Captain America!
Then there is the mysterious Zemo. Even if he relies on quite a few accidents to happen for his plan to work, he is still one of the best villains of the MCU. And his final line from the movie makes me believe that he is more than it was revealed until now.
Lastly, there are the fight scenes – and I love the final showdown, even if many others believe that the airport encounter is better. The emotion expressed when Iron Man fights Captain America cannot be matched by anything else in the entire MCU.
But it isn’t perfect, because it doesn’t reinvent the shared universe. It is way better than other ensemble movies (this was ensemble), but it still cannot beat any of the top three flicks.
