Bucky saying "I remember all of them" actually makes him even more sympathetic because he's an innocent man who remembers all the horrible things he was forced to do against his will.

people always say Wanda chose to save Captain America thus destroying the building and the people in it but they forget there are also a lot of civilians on the ground everywhere even around Cap. it was a lose-lose situation. at that moment she tried to get the explosion as far as she could.

Btw, the Toby McGuire Spiderman was a change from the comic books. Peter Parker invents his webs. He doesn't shoot them from his own wrists as part of his powers. Both Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland spidermen follow the comics more closely in this regard. Both Steve Rogers and Nat Romanoff found out that Tony's father was killed by Hydra In Capt America: The Winter Soldier when they went to NJ and found the AI version of the austrian scientist, Arnim Zola. Neither of them told Tony about it. They probably decided not to because the fight against hydra started right after Winter Soldier. If Tony learns Hydra killed his parents, he will act recklessly to destroy them. And that could end with him or one of the other Avengers getting killed or injured. EDIT: Or maybe additional civilian casualties.

You two seem to have forgotten that Wanda wasn't as skilled as the rest of the Avengers. She's a newbie in every sense of the word, and if she hadn't done what she did, a lot more people would have died on the ground.

I mean don't forget that if she hadn't done it , a lot of people on the ground would've been dead alongside cap and wanda herself 8:12

U guys have to realize: 1) if Cap hadn’t hesitated to access the situation when Bucky’s Name was mentioned, none of it would have happened . 2) Wanda didn’t just save Cap, but all the people on the ground near the bomb, and it was a limited reaction based safe, it was either all the people on the ground including her; or repel it to the sky. It was clear that she didn’t mean to lift it directly to the building.

The speech Sharon used at the funeral was something Cap said during the Civil War event in the comics.

The Toby Spiderman is actually the odd ball. In the comics Peter had to use external web shooters.

It’s a Cap movie because this film narratively is a sequel to the Winter Soldier movie and Cap trying to bring his friend back. The main characters are Cap, Tony and Bucky; everyone else is secondary at best and a glorified cameo at worst.

44:20 - Steve knew about Tony's parents being murdered from Zola's computer exposition dump in The Winter Soldier, but he didn't know that it was Bucky. 52:00 Toby Maguire's Spider-Man is the ONLY version of the Peter Parker character whose body naturally produces his own webs. Every other iteration of the character, throughout comics, TV & film, has web-shooters on his wrists that use a chemical compound to create the webbing.

In the second captain America film natasha and steve saw that Howard and maria died in an accident when they were in that shield bunker that got blown up. The story still continued as a captain America story with bucky which is why it wasnt an avengers film

In the comics, Spider-Man webs never came out of his arms, he had to make the fluid and store them in kits

Rip Chadwick

"When you can do the things I can, but you don't, and then the bad things happen, they happen because of you." Peter is Steve 2.0, and that's why Tony wants to mentor him. The Spider-App in the final post-credits scene is an obscure nod for the comic-book nerds; in his early days Spidey had a belt-mounted "Spider-Signal" which he used to startle bad guys and highlight them for cops to pick up after he stomped 'em. It fell out of use quickly, probably because writers realized it would really only help make him a target.

About how Captain knew about Tony's parents, in the movie "Captain America The Winter Soldier", remember that scene when Cap and Black Widow find that computer with a human mind in it(Doctor Zola), he showed them some images of what Hydra did over the decades, and he shows that Hydra was the responsable for Howard Stark's death("Accidents happen"), so since then Cap knew that Tony's parents were murdered by Hydra, just didint know it was Bucky who did it, that's also why he first says "I didin't know it was him". Next movie is Doctor Strange, and after that, finally Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2😂

Sharon Carters eulogy is a monologue bye Capt America in the comics

Bro I just found yall's channel and have been binging all the MCU reactions. Ya'll blessed me with this upload just as I finished the Ant-Man video 🙏🙏

The original spider man didn't produce webs. He made web machines. By original I mean the comic book, cartoon and TV show. The Toby Maguire Spiderman is the deviation from the original and is the only spiderman that made his own webs internally. All other versions of spiderman are true to the original story. It's how the Peter Parker is a clever fella is established in the story. He invents a new, incredibly strong material to use as a web and a system to deliver it. Way more impressive than it just being one of the spider bite mutations IMO.

All those speculations during intro lol

In the MCU, both Sam/Falcon and Natasha/Black Widow aren't biologically enhanced, they're just humans with training and special gear. Tony and Rhodey too, but they're wearing full high-tech armored suits. In the comics Black Widow received a Russian version of the super-soldier serum, but not in the MCU.

In the comics Spider-Man makes a web shooter. The Toby McGuire was a departure from the source material. Peter Parker is a science nerd. Sort of like Tony Stark.

Marvels continuity is so strong. The mission report for Stark's parents assassination is Dec 16 1991. If you go back to the first Ironman movie, at the beginning during the Vegas award ceremony, they show a newspaper headline of Howard and Maria Stark killed in car crash. The date of the paper is Dec 17 1991, as it would be the next day before the paper would have printed.

phase 3, lets go! Zemo is til this day one of my favorite villain. Dude may not be the strongest, but in the end... he beat the Avengers and survived

Even though was a bunch of Avengers in this movie, It's a captain America movie because Bucky is involved in it and the lengths that Steve goes through to help his best friend which also leads into the conflict with Tony. I agree that Tony is allowed to be upset with finding out about his parents but actively trying to kill Bucky when he wasn't even in control of himself, meaning it wasn't really his fault. The fault is with Hydra, who programmed Bucky to be the winter soldier and ultimately their pawn so that's who Tony should really be after. Tristan, you said that Bucky shouldn't have said that he remembered everyone he killed whilst he was the winter soldier but he said that with such a sad voice and with guilt, it's not like he was saying that to brag or anything plus Tony asked in the first place. I hate that Tony brought Peter into a battlefield filled with adults, he's literally a teenager, a minor plus he didn't tell him the complete truth on why he was there in the first place especially because peter was in danger because of the Sokovia Accords if they found out Spidermans identity. The reason Bucky is going into Cryofreeze is so the Wakandans can figure out how to get the trigger words from Hydra out of his head which is totally understandable when he said he's afraid of his own mind and doesn't want to cause anymore pain or hurt because everything that he did whilst he was the winter soldier clear affects him very much. Despite what Zemo did to get his plan to work which included framing Bucky and triggering him into the winter soldier, I am very sympathetic towards Zemo because Tony created Ultron which created the destruction of Sokovia and in turn killing Zemos family. He had the smartest plan and he succeeded.

In Wanda's defense, the casualties were unavoidable. Crossbones intended to kill more than just himself and Cap, he knew the potential collateral damage would be horrible, he just didn't care. It's a standard tactic with terrorists, the identity of the civilian casualties is irrelevant, only the numbers are important, and the more civilians hurt the better, especially if you can blame it on your enemies. Most nationalistic terrorist groups work it at both ends, they'll make certain to ensure the deaths of as many of their own civilians as possible, and of course the media will be quick to aid this strategy, willingly, in some cases. It gets them a bigger story and higher ratings.

Spiderman in the original comic did not have web ability naturally, so this version of the web/wrist shooter is actually canon.

44:57 That means the horrors keep replaying infront of him. He remembers their screams and every detail, and he as a person never wanted that. Not the least bit of that. He can't forget those is what he meant.. this scene is supposed to be a sympathy for bucky scene, not the other way around 🤦🏻

idk how people keep forgetting that we were literakky shown that Steve knew about tony's parents from the Winter Soldier

So fun fact, Spider-Man in the comics originally started with web shooters

Nobody criticised Chadwick Boseman btw. He was actually very well loved. Everyone loved him as Black Panther and everyone loved him as a person. He never really actually looked horrible at any point. And the amount of willpower he had to shoot all his movies WHILE he had cancer is crazy. Everyone has nothing but respect for Chadwick from the start. RIP 🙏

32:59 Spider-Man actually uses Web Shooter in the comics as well, created by himself. They hold web fluid cartridges that can turn out and need changing etc. The idea of Organic web shooters that fire from Spider-Man's body is solely unique to the Sam Rami Spider-Man films a left over from the James Cameron 90s Spider-Man script but was actually a last minute change for Spider-Man (2002) as they originally went for the Web Shooters from the comics but changed it last minute to Organic shooters, can find footage of Peter using the web shooter online. Yeah Marvel were trying for years to get Spider-Man into the MCU. When Avengers (2012) came out they tired to feature Oscorp Tower from The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) in the background but this never happened. When Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) came out they tried to feature the Age of Ultron Avengers tower in the New York Skyline but from my understanding Sony was already nearly finished with the visual effects so this never happened. These two would've connected Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man films to the MCU so we would've had a origin story in those films and by the time of Civil War (2016) Peter would've been in College around 19 to 21 so he would've been older in this film if Andrew was Spider-Man But instead a new Spider-Man was introduced that being Tom Holland a 15 year old making him the youngest live action Spider-Man funny enough, Both Toby and Andrews Peter Parkers were bitten at 17 instead of 15 like the comics. But in return the MCU kind of kick starts Spider-Man's journey by having Tony create Peter's first actual Spider-Man suit with all kind of gadgets and tech while also fighting alongside The Avengers. In the comics Peter does meet the Avengers when he's younger around 16 but he never takes part in big crossovers until his college years and it's not until his early 20s that the Comic's Civil War happens where Peter is also given a cool high tech Stark suit. So they pretty much brought Spider-Man into the world of the Avengers from the beginning in this film just a few months after being bitten.

Peggy was Poppin that thang the whole time he was on ice. So don't tie him down.

Tony: i dont trust a man without a dark side, call me old fashioned Steve: well maybe u havnt seen it yet

53:48 it was hinted at in Captain America Winter Soldier , when cap and black widow go to that army base and they speak with Zola, blink & you’ll miss it. When Zola is telling cap about sacrifices were made. It occurs at 1:04:48 in the movie. 😎

Listening to their pre-watching synopsis of what they expect made me chuckle and think "boy, are you guys in for a surprise."

fun fact Tony's jokes and stuff about aunt May isnt without a reason so the reason is RDJ was dating Marisa Tomei i the early 2000s i bellive or late 90s or both

Spider man originally uses web shooters in comics. But one thing that is special about him is the raw power he has. He can be compared to Cap, Black pantyee, etc and can easily take on them if he learns good combat tactics. As you can see here too at the airport fight he easily catches Bucky's punch like its nothing.

Since everyone keeps posting that Spider-Man makes his web fluid, I'll just say that it's kind of an important piece of Spider-Man IMO, because it shows just how intelligent he is. Here's a fifteen year old kid who developed something on his own that impresses even Tony Stark, and doesn't exist in the world otherwise. In this movie, it's shown that he had web-shooters before Tony met Peter, so it's not a 'suit' thing. All the other powers, he has, which is why he can fight Steve one on one. Granted, he's a kid, so he's nowhere near the peak of his powers, but in the comics Spider-Man has punched someone's jaw off.

It's never specified in any of the movies that Cap specifically knew it was Bucky that killed Tony's parents, but Steve knew that HYDRA was responsible for it (Computer brain Zola told him). My head canon is that what Steve was saying "yes" to was yes, he knew HYDRA killed them. It's also possible that Steve put it together off-screen, but I'm not aware of anything that either confirms or denies it.

Spider-Man in the comics always made his own web. It was only Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies that introduced the organic webs. His power-set is more accurate here (and in The Amazing Spider-Man). He still has his powers without the suit. One of my favs. Great movie. Also, again, suggesting Black Widow (minus the end credits scene; don't watch that until after Endgame) next.

"Little Tony" looks more like RDJ back in the 1980's.

We all knew Tony’s parents were assassinated. Remember Captain America: The Winter Soldier? Arnim Zola says something along the lines of getting rid of threats through “unfortunate accidents” and Howard Stark’s photo was flashed on the screen. You guys missed it but yep. That’s how Cap knew about it. Edit: And yeah, that means Natasha knew about it as well but kept her mouth shut too.

Spider-Man usually makes the Web and Webshooter technology. It's actually unusual for any iteration to have the web come physically out of him, like in the Tobey Maguire Spidey films.

Thanks for watching, if you both loved this - your gonna love the next Vengers films. This one is our fav in the set - my partner got into Marvel from this film.

i zoomed in as much as i could but is my man double wrist watchin it? lmao bold choice, i dig it.

Wow yall were harsh Wanda saved everyone on the ground it was a fucking bumb she couldn't stop it from blowing. She saved a lot more ppl than were hurt in that building including cap

You people should really watch THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN 1&2 coz only bcoz of director sam raimi of Tobey spiderman ..the web Comes out of wrist..normally spiderman have webshooters for shooting webs it doesn't comes out of wrist..it's only for Tobey maguire's Spiderman

It's not like Steve was sitting on the secret for years. Either Bucky told him or he found out while researching Bucky's actions. Steve would have told Tony when he resolved himself and do it as gently as possible not with all hell breaking loose.

It's an amazing movie, and beautifully executed, but it is the MCU movie that I am least drawn to re-watch because of how tragic it all is. It's just... hard to really see everyone torn apart like that.

The natural webbing of Spider-Man was actually just Tobey Maguire's thing. Its not spider-man's superpower. All Spider-man versions use web shooters with artificial webs. I mean one time Peter had natural webbing in the comics, but it was... Uh u know what, never mind, its naughty and complicated story... :)

The intelligent villain that got the Avengers to fight each other is “Baron Zemo”. Rumlow’s villain name is “Crossbones”.

11:54 That’s the same guy who wanted to hunt down Bruce Banner and weaponize him.

The dean is present because most of early community was directed by the russo brothers (as well as early arrested development, look out for the stair car in the airport fight). Watch out for other community cast members in other movies. (endgame mostly)

One of my favorite movies ever. Wrote an essay on it in college. A nearly perfect CBM.

Yess I couldn’t wait for you guys to watch this

Roadie paralyzed and the phone call Tony got at the end are important to remember and will eventually connect down the line.

36:47 Bucky's reaction to Peter stopping his arm this effortlessly is hilarious 😂

This was one of my favorite marvel movie...... and Zemo is one of my favorite villains.... no powers pure genius and will ..... awesome reaction guys❤

This movie shows the ever classic 'Freedom vs Safety' debate with the Accords discussion. History repeatedly showed us that if you sacrifice freedom for safety, you have neither.

Never thought ab this before but Tony is just as responsible as anyone for Rhodes paralysis. If he wouldn’t have dickrode & hopped on the sokovia accords so fast, Rhodes wouldn’t have ever been in that fight. Mostly Rhodes & vision are to blame, Rhodes wanted vision to shoot out sams propulsion, turning him into a glider, 1,000,000% risking sams life. Sam dodged & Rhodes received exactly what he wanted vision to do to Sam. Felt bad for him until I made that realization just now, that’s bully shit, doing to others what you yourself can’t handle. I’d almost say he deserved it now but still love rhodes

Wanda didn’t make a mistake necessarily because it was a lose-lose situation. Im baffled that you didn’t make the assessment that this situation was like the trolley problem. She could’ve let the people on the ground die, which would’ve killed alot of people at the Market or sacrifice a few in the building (possibly lessening the damage)since it blew up outside the building to save the majority!

It’s pretty cool watching this channel with yall not knowing anything…most channels one of the person as seen it some of it! This is really cool…happy I discovered y’all channel! Need to go back & catch up on the peaky blinders!

Peter Parker is one of the 'genius inventors' of Marvel (along with Tony Stark, and Hank Pym), and he invented the webbing as a high school student.

What I like about civil war is that although all mostly all heros are there.. It's still a captain America movie and you can feel that. Captain and bucky are mostly in the center.

In the previous Captain America movie The Winter Soldier, the Arnim Zola AI show the news paper article about Howard Stark's death and said accidents happen, essentially letting Captain America and Black Widow know that Tony's parents were assassinated by Hydra. That's how Captain America knew.

Hear some Spider-Man facts. Spider-Man could never produce his webbing naturally that only occurs in the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy which was the easier choice by the director but by giving him organic webbing it takes away from Peter's creativity with him creating his web fluid then his web shooter. Just like Peter dumpster diving in this movie to fix or repurpose discarded electronics. Despite Peter being younger he was one of the toughest and people in the civil war battle. Peter skin is adorable as Kevlar. Strength wise Spider-Man is at least 10 times Captain America's max strength which gets stronger with every appearance and in this movie particularly Steve strength level was at 12 tons. Not to mention his reflexes and enhanced speed which are all tied to his spider Sense. Peter's spider Sense is an early warning to eminent and fatal attacks.

You're right Tristan, it's Tony's fault. He should never be involved in what happened in Sokovia... and just let Ultron destroy all life on the planet. That would have been better.

This IS the original Spiderman. The character in the comics was a 14 year old kid (or so)That was a genius. He created his own web shooters and web formula. The possibility of them running out was part of the tension. Tobey Maguire's Spiderman as good as he is was the aberration and there were many Spiderman purists that hated the natural body webs. It was a complete rewrite of the character. Tom Holland and Andrew Garfield's web shooters brought it back to the true Spiderman lore. I liked Tobey but I too hated the natural web.

44:22 You guys are not paying attention are you? Arnim Zola revealed an entire "Accidents happen" scene in the winter soldier 😢😢

In the comics spider man always had mechanical web shooters but in Toby’s movie rami just thought it made more sense to have it added to his powers. In fact Toby was also supposed to have mechanical web shooter originally that you can see in one his first teaser trailer

Also rip Chadwick

Bucky's arm was in like a giant vise. So, if he went assassin again. He couldn't do anything. Bucky looked beat up from his battle with Cap and everyone before.

53:53 It was definitely said in Captain America the winter soldier..

34:39 yeah everytime he hits his head.. 😅 the words and programming are removed until they are recited on him again 😢😢

Steve knew that Hydra had Howard Stark killed (Zola showed him in Winter Soldier) but he didn't tell Tony. He might also have suspected that it was brainwashed Bucky who did it, but to him the Winter Soldier and Bucky Barnes are different people.

Organic (from the body) webshooters were introduced by Raimi and Maguire, it's not the default. Raimi arbitrarily decided it didn't make sense Peter could come up with the web fluid which is a weird line to draw in a movie with spider powers. But it's always been a thing before that, Peter designed and created the shooters and fluid.

12:39 it was a no win situation for Wanda. Either innocents on the ground died or the ones in the building died. The bomb was going not sure which location would’ve been fewer casualties. 15:43 it’s so weird that they have Captain America against the government oversight and Tony for it. It seems like it should be the other way around.

you guys are gonna learn why Hulk and Thor are not this in movie when you watch the next films 😂

I would've thought Black Panther would have Presidential immunity and couldn't be charged or prosecuted? When BP's father died BP became the King of Wacanda am i right. Maybe the MCU decided to just overlook that part? 😅

Yes love it and always on Caps side

About Spider-Man’s webs, in the vast majority of the comics Spider-Man doesn’t develop the webs naturally, he develops what he calls web shooters. His natural powers from the spider bite allow him to stick to walls and gives him great strength and spider senses as well as lightning fast reflexes.

The reason why Abed is im Winter Soldier and the Dean in Civil War have cameos is because the directors The Russo Brothers directed many of the “Community” episodes

Captain America learned about HYDRA killing Tony's parents from the Zola Computer in "the Winter Soldier". Like Steve said in this movie he did not know it was Bucky that killed them, just that HYDRA ordered it done.

Cap and natasha find out about tonys parents in winter soldier when dr sola the guy in the computer show a foto of tonys dad and said accidents happend they did not knew is was bucky the knew it was hidra

Well, you can’t blame Steve for not telling Toni about his parents over protecting Bucky, who is literally a childhood friend and the person he has from his time period. I absolutely respect him for protecting his friend in this situation.I mean, clearly someone else knew the truth and didn’t tell Toni either.

Every other part of Spiderman's powers are natural (not tech based) in the MCU too, it's literally only the web slingers. Since his original comics he has had tech based web of his own design. It was the the Tobey Maguire Spiderman movies that changed things.

Great reaction. Your expectations were low? Based on what? Keep up the reaction folks

If you kicked a grenade, that landed at your feet, away from you in order to save the lives of those around you. The place that the grenade lands happens to be near another group of people, is that your fault?

"Regulaters!" Mount up, it was a...

What I love about this movie is that in general in this series I like Captain America, and think Ironman is kind of a douche, but in this movie I thought Ironman was right, and Captain America was wrong. Cool how they did that. And Black Panther!

32:58 The Tobey trilogy where his webs are organic is actually the unusual variation. For decades whilst the comics were coming out Spider-Man's webs have always come from a mechanical device on his wrist, but since the Tobey trilogy was the first real adaptation and it was done so well most people think that is 'the norm'.

Hey guys great react vid.. fun fact OG Spiderman couldn't shoot web from himself... he produced it chemically.. he has web-shooters in the comics too... just the Sam Raimi movies took some detour for whatever rreeason.. thi sspidey can climb walls and has spidey sense all of that...

Been here since Peaky Blinders Season 1 Episode 1- love the reactions.

I'm an old ass nerd. I love all the superheroes Marvel, DC, all of them....but Spiderman is my dude. He feels the most realistic, he's just a nerdy kid who got bit by a special spider. He remains Peter Parker, but with powers. Anyhow, you've seen the Tobey McGuire Spider movies. The thing is is that those movies introduced the idea of the webbing coming out if his body. Every since Spider-Man's 1st appearance in the 60's comic books and for decades of comic books since then, the webs always came from web shooters. Peter is a genius and he built the web shooters. The idea of having it come organically from his body was only in the Tobey McGuire movies. And it was met with a LOT of controversy. Many fans hate it. One of the best things about the web shooters in the comic books is that Peter would run out of web fluid. Why is that good? It's not, for Peter. But it is good for the story. It increases tension and forces Peter to find other means of securing victory. This version of Peter Parker (played by Tom Holland) is probably the best one. He captures the shy, awkward Peter and the mouthy, sarcastic Spider-Man. They are 2 different people. Peter is still his brainy awkward self, but when the suit is on he's much more confident and slinging one liners everywhere "You've got a METAL ARM!!? That's so cool! You're going to get a lot more of Tom Holland's Spider- Man in the up coming "Homecoming" movie. You'll then get to truly compare him to McGuire's version.

Great reaction again. To me, this movie was truely the turning point in the MCU series. If you notice, Tony and Steve basically changed places. Steve became a criminal. Tony conformed. (In the beginning even, Tony is reading and FOLLOWING the teleprompter, which he would never have done in the past.) Also, a lot seem to think that when Bucky says he "remembers everyone" in relation to who he has killed, a lot think he's saying it out of disrespect ... when in reality, he's saying it in terms of how it haunts him.

I always go between this movie and Winter Soldier as my favorite Captain America movie. This movie was adrenaline overload at the movies. I hated to see them fighting, yet loved it at the same time. I call it Avengers 2.5 because not all the members are in it. Thor and Banner are missing. Natasha even asked Tony, if they were present, does Tony really think they'd be on his side? Ultron is Tony's fault. But I find it hypocritical that he was so self righteous at Nick Fury for using the Tesseract to build weapons, but not tell the team....on top of the fact that it was special military personnel/S.H.I.E.L.D business, and Tony clearly stated he was not a soldier...yet he thought he was entitled to know their business. But let Nick get into Stark enterprise business and see Tony lose it. Nick Fury didn't make a killer robot. Tony's guilt after being confronted, made him decide to help force the Accords on the team. Another hypocrite is Secretary "Thunderbolt" Ross. He is there reprimanding the Avengers on their accountability when he was at fault for Harlem, N.Y., and the terror The Abomination did there...and all because he decided to secretly use the old super serum that the military government kept locked away because the formula was unstable and not like original doctor who created the formula (from what, no one knows). He also had his pilot fire live military grade bullets in a civilian community. No doubt stray bullets killed people in the buildings he was firing towards trying to hit the Abomination. My whole body was so tensed up after seeing this movie that I ached all over, and had nonstop goosebumps. In Winter Soldier, Natasha gave Steve a copy of Bucky's file. Maybe the info was in there, or only part of it. When they went to his old base in Jersey, Zola revealed that S.H.I.E.L.D agents were assassinated by Hydra, including Howard Stark. Now Steve may have not known that it was Bucky who took out the Starks, but just knew Hydra was behind it, and maybe he never wanted to know from Bucky because he didn't want to deal with that reality. The video confirmed his fear. But even if Steve did know, how do you break that news without endangering his childhood best friend? Tony is an entitled hypocrite, and a hot head. The outcome would have probably ended up like this anyways. It's also one thing to hear about it and seeing it. That definitely made him see red, understandably. People have said that Steve was wrong for going so hard with fighting Tony, or for not telling Tony. But how do you find the words to explain and not expect this type of reaction? But Tony wasn't trying to arrest Bucky or just beat him down. He was going to kill him, and I don't blame Steve for having to go hard with Tony to prevent it from happening. Bucky is a P.O.W. and has suffered for it for over half a century for it. Bucky had been forced to kill for a period of over 70 yrs. He also has to live with remembering and the guilt of all his kills, which is another type of hell all it's own. Because of all this Accords business, James Rhodes is paralyzed, and heroes are locked up at the bottom of the ocean. That prison was supposed to be for super powered and/or very dangerous criminals In LAGOS, when Rumlowe was exploding and Wanda lifted it up, the explosion got away from her too quickly before she could move it to an open space in the air, and it blasted too close to the building. You seemed surprised that Wanda could control Vision when he tried to subdue Clint. Remember, Wanda and her brother were experimented on with Loki's Scepter which carried the Mindstone, and was later put into Visions head. The promo for this movie was everywhere, and the tagline was "Which team are you on, Team Ironman or Team Cap?" Considering what Steve just unveiled about Hydra secretly existing inside S.H.I.E.L.D and knowing they had agendas, I don't blame him for not wanting to sign the Accords treaty. Hydra nazis are in many different governments. Funny how art imitates life...and now there's an apocalyptic movie coming out called Civil War were the U.S. is a war zone in present time...scary thought. But I digress....I'd have to say I am 1000% Team Cap on both the Accords and protecting Bucky from Tony trying to kill him. Zemo trying to escape accountability for his crimes against the bombed victims, King T'Chaka...T'Challa's father, and the doctor he killed by trying to end his life is such a hypocritical and cowardice thing to do. He deserved to go to prison forever. Murdering other people to exact revenge, cause you're in pain is not an excuse....this argument goes for Tony too. Imo.

The Toby Maguire Spider-Man character is more like the Ultimatesv universe rather than the original one. In the comics, Peter was so smart that he created his web fluid and shooters. He relied on science more.

I don’t know how to describe it exactly but the impacts from punches in the fight scenes in this movie seemed to hit harder than the other movies.

Zemo win at the end of the day

Everything you're saying about Spider-Man is wrong, lol. HE ALWAYS had hand-built web-shooters. Peter, being able to synthesize an actual chemical that could create artificial spider's silk was an important part of the character, showing how ridiculously brilliant he was. We're talking Stark/Banner level intelligence. The Toby Mcguire version made unnecessary changes to the character, and that aspect of Spidey was lost. At the time, a LOT of fans were really angry.