Captain America 3－Civil War

I really enjoyed this movie although the Tony Stark argument made absolutely no sense. So count me as Team Cap. That said, the movie was truly spectacular. I loved the performances and the characters were nicely integrated into the storylines for Avengers and other Marvel movies. I'm not entirely crazy about this version of Spiderman and certainly NOT the Aunt May character for this movie. But they didn't take away from my complete enjoyment of the movie.The BR and digital versions have crisp clean video as they should and although my sound system is an aging 5.1 system, the audio was clear with ear popping surround sound. There are some great special features including behind-the-scenes featurettes and commentaries rounding out a very nice addition to my library.

Second time watching this. First time, I thought, wow was a great movie, not sure I take it over Winter Soldier though, but real close. The second viewing gave me a better understanding of the plot. The main theme was trust, choices, and fracture of relationships. The Avengers(not an Avengers movie, but still) are being tested by the greatest threat to day. Inner conflict. Without talking about the plot, I will say the conflict, trust and emotion in this movie's plot are central and the characters betrayed them very well. The climax was so emotional, we get how we got here. Beyond the regular characters, having Black Panther and Spider-Man here was awesome and the airport scene was the closest thing to an Avengers movie it will blow you away. Truly the best of the Cap series. Rent or buy and enjoyed it.

Perfect

Not a bad movie - I actually liked this one more than the last "Avengers" movie. And considering that 'most' of the Avengers were in this one, (and they also introduced Spiderman and brought in Antman), it was pretty much like a full on Avengers movie anyway. While I do enjoy the series, at times it sort of feels like they are stretching out the story just to make a movie. This one got confusing with the 'fake identities of a doctor' and a weird machine holed up in a Hotel room in Germany. But all in all, it was a good movie.

So, I had seen almost all of the Marvel movies when I saw Captain America: Civil War, however I hadn't REALLY paid attention to them, like I had watched them with friends who like Marvel and I enjoyed them but that was about it. Well I went to see CA:CW in theaters with friends... who are fans of Marvel... and it was a game changer. This movie was AWESOME! I loved it so much that I went home and over the next 2 weeks re-watched every MCU movie, including the ones I hadn't seen yet and now I LOVE the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Civil War is probably tied for my favorite of the Marvel movies.(Team Cap! Not just because he is pretty, Ken dolls aren't actually my type, I actually do legitimately agree with him.)

Civil War is no doubt an exciting movie, and it certainly carries on the tradition of Marvel heroes not getting along. The story is gritty and tense, and the special effects are of course outstanding.I dock a star because some of the plot doesn't really make good sense. I can't imagine that Cap would have been so thoroughly ignored when warning of the existence of five additional "Winter Soldiers". And in the big "Civil War" fight sequence, some of the heroes seemed to get lost for a while -- like Vision.So put the most logical side of your thinking to the side, and just sit back and enjoy the rest. LOL

Save for the lack of both Thor and The Hulk (who were working on "Thor 3 - Ragnorok") this is very much like an Avengers film. Tons of great action, lots of drama, humor, the introduction of Black Panther, the latest version of Spider Man, and a funny performance by Ant Man...and you have the last "Captain America stand-alone movie" if you can really call it stand-alone. It has everything you could want in a Marvel Universe superhero film...and more. If you haven't seen it yet, you are missing out on a super-charged entertainment flick.

I love the movie, the only thing is I didn't like who plays Aunt May, she's supposed to be older than that lady they picked that's for sure, and I hope back panther gets he's own solo movie. just make sure you check twice before you hit the "order" button, I could have sworn that I chose the DVD option when I pre-order which is the reason I bought it on the 6th of the month because i wanted to receive the DVD on the day it came out on DVD, because I didn't want the digital version, but I cant do anything about it now so I'll have to buy it twice.

It is hard to watch the heroes on opposite sides, but the film does an excellent job of giving each side a good reason to believe they are in the right. Featuring the introduction of Spider-Man and Black Panther to the MCU, this film is so full of heroes you would think it was one of the Avengers films rather than a standalone Captain America film.

Solid effort from Marvel.. Not quite as good as Winter Soldier but better then Age of Ultron, Iron Man 2 and 3, plus any of the Thor movies. When the Heros turn on themselves it is a much better premise then some of the weak Villains of late in the other Marvel Universe flicks. This movie also speaks to the conflict of individualism vs collectivism where in this example no side is completely right or wrong. The plot also allows for some humor at the right times which helps move a long movie along to the final third act.All around nicely done. Gives me hope that the upcoming Russo directed Avengers movies will finally have a plot and villain/rival worthy of the first one.