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[@mikeaninger7388]

“Do you even remember them?” “I remember all of them.” As a retired 4 deployment veteran, this one crushed me. ☹️😣

[@marvel-ousre-grind8724]

Same

[@czar8304]

Thank you all for your service

[@elvinakajp88]

I'm right there with you brother. Never forget you're not alone in this 🙏

[@BipolarBLKSheep]

Out of all the quotable lines in this movie, that one is the best and the most gut wrenching.

[@rikcleary1680]

Thanks for your sacrifice & service...

[@captaingavtron]

Tony Stark is my favorite out of the group. Went into this in theaters Team Iron Man, but I have to admit, I'm on Capt's side on this one. But you have to remember that this wasn't an Avengers movie. This was Captain America 3. So you could almost predict that Capt was going to win this one.

[@fairytoffee3159]

I saw this in theaters. the reaction to the "QUEENS" title card alone was worth it. I remember it as he last MCU film I saw at the movies that didnt leave me disappointed - the Bucky/Steve friendship carries the Cap movies, the rest of the franchise lacks that sadly...

[@jamespfp]

52:39 -- RE: Steve drops the Shield; Personally, my favorite moment in this film. Tony is altogether too accustomed to swinging his "I paid for that" attitude around, especially when he didn't exactly pay for it in a direct manner. Here, for example, he reminds the Captain that Howard Stark gave him the Shield, and because that's Tony's Dad and because he is also Dead, Tony claims the shield as if it is his to take back. Steve could have thrown into his face again but that would most likely have been murder what with the helmet being removed, so he drops it and walks away. It's an important moment for planting the necessary seed within Tony that he's been terribly wrong about something.

[@LeongGunners]

This movie is basically a parody of how dumb and stupid the masses are, with some help from the government. They're basically pinning all the blame on the Avengers for the bad things that the bad guys did.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

Exactly right. And that's another reason why Team Cap is right. He didn't mention it, but when people inadvertently die in the next altercation, do you think the council in charge of the Avengers is going to take the blame for it? Nope. They'll pin it on the Avengers whether they wanted to be there or not, whether they'd have done things differently or not. Politicians are the least trustworthy people out there.

[@vivianbrody510]

"Tony's going to do the right thing..." No. He will try, and then his self-centeredness will ruin it. Always.

[@SchulzEricT]

YUP

[@MadcapMatt]

Now that you've seen this movie there's a rated R version of that opening fight made by the youtube channel Corridor Digital

[@reactswithjax]

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know about it ❤️

[@nicholaswilkerson4394]

Okay. I'm with you. Team Cap. My reasons... well, to start off, the governments of the world aren't necessarily wrong in feeling the way they do. But a scene from Rick and Morty comes to mind. Rick saves the universe by killing the threat and then sets up a bunch of tests that kinda scream "saw". At some point it's said that whether or not he had saved the universe isn't the issue, to which he responds "ehh, it would have been if I hadn't." That rough summary is sort of what is happening here. The major threats, defeated by the Avengers, are no longer there to have the blame placed on them. So, the people blame the Avengers instead, since they did have a direct hand in all of it. It wasn't a malicious hand, but they were involved. Regardless, Steve makes an excellent point in explaining his opinion on the matter. Nobody on the planet (LEAST of all politicians) can be trusted with the kind of power these people possess better than the Avengers themselves, because their agenda, unlike the agendas of governmental entities, won't ever change. Signing the accords is tantamount to trading liberty for security. "Those who would trade their freedom for security will have and deserve neither."

[@kenpullig1652]

As a very old comic fan I find a lot to be happy about with these early MCU offers. The powerful villains are a treat to watch, like Ultron. But, I appreciate the truly intelligent manipulator as the most dangerous villain. The way the movie handled Zemo was great. It's the behind-the-scenes villains that may not be the most visually appealing, but they are the most dangerous.

[@kaleemdin7963]

Jax. That is a Emp. Electro Magnetic Pulse

[@jamescox6823]

Even though Cap was right in the end I agreed with Tony Stark, I do think a group like that needs some form of checks and balances, also to be held accountable for some actions. As for the non-signers you could call them The Secret Avengers. Seriously that is a comic book series.

[@danielramsey6141]

The Themes of Black Panther started with this movie! And it is a Great introduction to the Character and their country! It’s some incredible writing.

[@delicia3013]

Team Cap all the way. Loved your reaction, and can't wait to see more!!

[@39Hundred]

It’s funny that you said Bucky looks so normal while speaking Romanian and buying fruit in Bucharest, Romania. In real life, Sebastian Stan is Romanian and came to America as a small child. He can actually speak the language. 😂👍🏼

[@reactswithjax]

No wonder he speaks it so well! ❤️

[@McMahonHater]

@@reactswithjax I like your reviews.

[@McMahonHater]

@@reactswithjax The real fight is because of the accords, the Winter Soldier stuff is a little something extra.

[@McMahonHater]

@@reactswithjax I wouldn't have signed.

[@robertsanssouci2093]

The chemistry you recognized with Falcon and Buckey is attributable to their real life friendship. They’re inseparable on set and during press events. Also they hang out together between projects. Real life besties.

[@reactswithjax]

That's awesome!! ❤

[@thedivareview]

Exactly what the Marvel press teams is praying you'll believe. Back in 2021 Sebastian Stan said on record Mackie hadn't texted him for months. One of the big reasons they paired Sebastian Stan with Anthony Mackie for every interview is because Stan is known to be extremely laid-back and gets along with everyone. He makes a point of really knowing every member of his film crews and makes sure everyone -- from the director to the makeup artists to the studio cleaners -- receive "wrap," or end of shoot gifts. Mackie is known for very opposite behaviour. Yet, Mackie knows he has a show and an image to sell, so buddy-buddy it is. 🤷‍♀

[@Tushar_995]

@@thedivareview Really ? I thought literally opposite of that ?

[@Theretiredgodofwar]

@@thedivareview Yeah, Black actors are always trying to paint themselves as good people, but deep down we all know they're nothing but horrible people that abuse their women.

[@zacharyschneider5341]

Fun fact for you Jax! When Tony tells spiderman "I'm going to sit here, so you move the leg," it was completely improv because Tom Holland had forgotten the blocking for the scene. Robert Downy is just good enough to tell him what to do without breaking character.

[@reactswithjax]

That's so awesome!!

[@greato80]

I believe that car hug was improv as well by Downey..I heard.

[@botso2272]

It's interesting how much guilt is a motivator for Tony. He has shown, throughout these movies to almost completely change his ideology as soon as he's blamed for something terrible. This possibly explains why he bonds so well with Peter Parker. Love your reactions, keep up the great work!

[@AkodoNoEyes]

It is. And he keeps trying his best.

[@nkosikhonangidi7251]

As much as Steve wants to be righteous and responsible, her did Tony wrong. Now I get it Bucky and Steve are best friends, he knew Bucky killed his parents and said nothing to him or about it

[@rachelespiritu4215]

As it turns out, with great power there must also come great responsibility. Who knew?

[@Jessica_Roth]

They don't mention Uncle Ben at all in this film; for all we know, he could be on a business trip to Kentucky or wherever. But those of us who know the Spider-Man story know he's probably dead, and when Peter talks about how if you have the power to stop bad things from happening and you don't, then it's your fault, he's most likely blaming himself for Ben's death. Tony misses that, though, and thinks it's just a general sense of responsibility. Which makes me feel Peter's lonely guilt all the more.

[@SchulzEricT]

@@nkosikhonangidi7251 No he didn't, and no he didn't. He knew HYDRA was behind killing Tony's parents. He didn't know it was Bucky; really, it's pretty fucking stupid to blame Bucky. Tony did Bucky and Steve wrong by blaming the 100 years tortured POW for being beaten, tortured, and brain-washed into doing Hydra's bidding. There's a reason Tony is the villain in the Captain America movie: he's operating on dark side emotions like anger and hatred, lashing out in his grief at those who don't deserve it. Low-key, Tony sucks. He's the worst.

[@glennwelsh9784]

"I'm gonna sit here, so you move the leg." Robert Downey Jr. improvised that little line and made it sound so naturally Tony. Tom Holland had his leg up on the bed, but Tony has to sit down next to him in the scene. So Downey makes it part of the scene without even thinking about it.

[@reactswithjax]

That's AWESOME!! It was a great line ❤️

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

He didn't really made this part of scene, he actually looked to left at director awaiting for cut command, and only then improvised continuation. Bob shares credit in this scene with crew.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

​@@yaroslavpanych2067 Bob the grip? Who's Bob?

[@testfire3000]

@@genghisgalahad8465 He want's you to think he is personal besties with RDJ dontcha know?

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

The shot of Steve carrying Peggy's casket and just BARELY holding it together just kills me. Good job Chris Evans!

[@blueroninstudios]

All 3 of the Captain America films have been top tier Marvel at the height of their powers. It's a perfect trilogy. Glad you enjoyed it, Jax! Yes, we will see Bucky again, but the Wakandans are helping him rehabilitate his mind so that the mind control triggers don't affect him. His story isn't over yet.

[@DoughboyDoc]

are you excited for cap4? From all the news i’ve heard about it, it’s shaping up to be maybe the biggest marvel movie crossover wise besides endgame!

[@sorenhansen3288]

@@DoughboyDocI’m not excited for it. Considering how Marvel is now, it’s going to suck

[@hiphipjorge5755]

​@@sorenhansen3288 I was waiting for a Marvel hater to show up :)

[@pub1]

One of the things I loved about this movie is that it showcases Tony's and Steve's character arcs really well, tying all the previous movies together. In Iron Man 1, Tony shouts in court about having privatised security. But because of his guilt, he is now the one arguing for them to be constrained by a central Authority. In Capt America 1, Steve is the embodiment of the good soldier. He listened to Authority without hesitation or question. But because of his experience with SHIELD, he is now arguing to remove Authority from controlling him and to have the Avengers remain their own private security organisation. It's really clever storytelling how they've developed these perspectives over multiple movies to have it culminate in this one.

[@flatebo1]

In Captain America 1 Steve ditches the USO show and heads out without orders to rescue Bucky and the other prisoners. Yes, he turns himself in for disciplinary action as soon as they return, but Steve has always been a guy to do what's right, not what he's told. So when those in authority are just in the exercise of that authority, i.e. when they are also morally right, Steve will obey that authority. And when they're wrong, he won't.

[@PhilBagels]

It was Iron Man 2, actually. Tony should know better - did know better then - that you don't just hand over your power to the government.

[@surfersilver6610]

@@flatebo1 Yeah everyone gets this wrong, saying cap followed orders, he did unless they went against what's right. In Avengers he broke into locked Hellicarrier spaces to find the Hydra weapons.

[@thatperformer3879]

@@flatebo1Cap is the embodiment of true righteousness, he is not compliant to tyranny. The current world sure could learn from him.

[@babadoudidadouda]

@@PhilBagels But it's not the government, it's the United Nations.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

10:29 "We try to save as many people as we can; sometimes that doesn't mean everybody." Something every emergency response professional -- law enforcement officer, doctor, etc. -- must come to terms with.😔

[@reactswithjax]

It's such a sad lesson to learn. I thought they handled it very well in this movie.

[@johnwalkeristhatdude3018]

They invaded Lagos Nigeria ILLEGALLY murdered innocent Africans than left right after yet Steve questions the humans or the world he acts like he’s god and he isn’t and fans praise his god complex I don’t get it. After the mass murder he committed he acts like he can do whatever he wants VILLAINS talk like that. After Nigeria i was done with his side of the Avengers.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

​@@johnwalkeristhatdude3018 You're completely delusional. They didn't murder anyone. They tried to contain and remove a bomb that was going to kill many of the public, but they were only partly successful, so some people still did die. That's not murder. The murderers were the ones who brought and set off the bomb.

[@surfersilver6610]

@@johnwalkeristhatdude3018 Did you watch the same movie? Who pissed in your cereal? They didn't 'invade Lagos', they were tracking Terrorists killers. Those people were murdered via RUMLOW/HYDRAS actions and would have killed untold thousands to millions if they released that VIRUS they stole. If Wanda didn't contain RUMLOW 10 times more people would have died and been injured on that crowded ground area vs the building offices (which wasn't her intent at all). If anything it's 3rd degree involuntary manslaughter/homicide, not murder. Learn how the law works concerning people dying at the hands of another human. 1st,2nd,3rd degree murder/manslaughter/homicide all are different intents with different charges. I bet you are the type to support illegal immigrants coming over the border illegally and HAMAS, yet complain irrationally about fictional characters in a movie. 🙄

[@danieldickson8591]

@@johnwalkeristhatdude3018 They didn't "invade" Nigeria. They prevented Brock "Crossbones" Rumlow from stealing a deadly biological weapon. Murder is a deliberate act. Rumlow set off the bomb that would have killed everyone in that market. Wanda tried to contain the blast and send it away, but couldn't control it long enough. Many world governments have invaded far more egregiously, with far worse results. They just don't like private individuals with so much power doing it without their consent.

[@mikelarsen5836]

Zemo is a great villain. Totally different from the comic-book original but the actor gives him a lot of personality.

[@reactswithjax]

The actor who played Zemo is great!

[@AkaiAkuma_]

@@reactswithjaxI am beyond excited for you going into phase 3. Next is Spider-Man Homecoming and then Black Panther.

[@johnnyringo80]

@@reactswithjax really surprised me to hear someone call Daniel Brühl "obviously creepy" - here in Germany he is mostly known for playing the slightly bumbling but very handsome nice guy ("Good bye Lenin" would be my recommendation, but it involves a lot of specific German history background). And yes, he also gives a great villain performance.

[@AkaiAkuma_]

@@reactswithjax Oh also little fun fact I thought I’d throw out there only if nobody told you, but Spider-man is actually physically superior to both Steve and Bucky. One thing about Spider-Man is he knows he’s stronger than the people he fights, so he’s always holding back in every fight because he knows he were to really go all out, he could kill someone with a single punch. I mean this for the character in general, there was one comic where he went up against all the members of the Avengers, seasoned and experienced heroes. Spider-Man won.

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

​@williamdarling8373 to add to that, scene where Bucky attempted to punch Spider-Man, and his hand was effortlessly stopped and overpowered... look at Bucky's reaction at that moment.

[@666blackcarbon9]

Phase 3 is the hands down best phase to date!! Get ready for an AMAZING ride!! XoXo

[@reactswithjax]

I'm SO excited! Especially if this movie is any indication of the quality of film-making we're going to get. ❤️

[@zamhobby9662]

@@reactswithjax Oh, cannot wait to watch Dr.Strange, Guardians Vol.2, Thor Ragnarok and Avengers Infinity War (this one is particularly, will destroy you)

[@QuietSnake-xs5vx]

Not as good as phase 4 and 5 though....can't wait for SHE HULK!!😊

[@Lidoe]

@@QuietSnake-xs5vxNow you’re trolling 💀

[@Shap0o.PlayZz]

Agreed 🎉❤

[@jspres86]

I was split. My head was with Team Cap but my heart was with Tony, not TEAM Tony, just Tony. A line that people kind of gloss over is what he says right after "Oh! You two knew each other?" He says, "He mentioned you just a couple thousand times. God I hated you." Tony must've had a BITTER resentment for Steve growing up, and that resentment probably shaped much of his life. (Of course, that's obviously not Steve's fault) He's a fragile psyche that's lost everything in his life except his money. And as Howard himself said, "No amount of money ever bought a second of time."

[@insertnamehere2746]

I do remember that line, and then you see Cap's reaction cause he kinda realizes another reason why Tony has been so hard to get along with from the beginning. No matter all the good Cap did back in WW2 in how he saved people, Tony would never be able to appreciate it and have respect for Cap because Howard spent so much time talking about him. Then again, Stark does not have respect for many things because he is so smart that he can create extremely powerful things.

[@riveraharper8166]

#teamironman

[@Serryy]

Could you explain why your head was with Steve? Aside from the end fight with Bucky of course, he was wrong about everything else.

[@insertnamehere2746]

@@Serryy Wrong about the Accords? Hell fucking no. The Accords were a waste of time and legistlation. They literally got repealed because they were clearly counter-productive

[@SchulzEricT]

@@Serryy The way Tony irresponsibly tricks Peter, a 14-year-old child, into fighting superheroes for him really highlights how Tony is in the wrong here. Not only big picture - that Tony recruits a child to help him fight superheroes - but also in their discussion. Peter tells him "when you have this power, if you don't do anything with it, then it's your fault when something bad happens." You know, the literal opposite of what Tony wants in signing the accords; he wants to absolve himself of responsibility because he feels guilty about how he's fucked up. And so he wants to give the responsibility of controlling his power over to somebody else, ANYBODY else, rather than take responsibility for himself. (For his own power. Tony's philosophy in Civil War, if we could sum it up in a pithy manner, might be said as "with great power, comes no responsibility, give that to somebody else because it's really heavy".)

[@robertsanssouci2093]

In the bloopers and outtakes our beloved Stan Lee calls him Robert Stank just to make RDJ break character and laugh. Absolute Legend!

[@reactswithjax]

That's awesome!

[@somethinggreatishappening8536]

I feel like nobody was really feeling Steve and Sharon. That scene felt so off somehow - like you said (correctly), they didn't really do a good job of building up a romantic relationship. Other than that, this was a magnificent film. Truly a film that split everyone's opinions. But so well done. It really made people think. Honestly, I don't get how some people don't feel for Bucky. This guy's been through everything and he's obviously more than traumatized by how he was treated and by what he had to do. Of course, it wasn't good but he literally had no choice.

[@28starwarsfan]

Seriously, he's the biggest victim, and the embodiment of the worst that can happen with the principles of the accords. Someone beholden to governing powers, not having his own agency, just doing as he's told.

[@samthompson1612]

22:45 Saying "You should really be wearing a helmet. That is so dangerous" to Bucky was just so hilarious to me. 😂😂 Love your reactions!

[@Lukasgate]

Civil War has a special place in my heart. Incredible dialogue, brilliant introductions to Spiderman and Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman ("In my culture death is not the end")😭, great story and pacing. I remember being able to genuinely see both Tony's and Cap's side. Jax's Marvel Fridays are always a treat!

[@Saje3D]

Yes, the man who refused the oversight of his companions and created a murder bot decides EVERYONE is at fault and he’s the guy to demand oversight of them. So he recruits a powered child soldier, smuggles him in and out of Germany, doesn’t even inform the authorities of his existence, and tries to kill the victim of brainwashing. Yeah… both sides.

[@rgoodwyn]

I can kind of see Tony's side but he is doing it for all the wrong reasons and he winds up being wrong about basically everything from the accords to the manipulation by Zemo and also holding Bucky accountable for something he had no control over.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@rgoodwyn Let's face it, in this script, Tony is a douche

[@jingleballs9935]

@@rgoodwyn”I don’t care, he killed my mom”

[@EScoglio]

This might be my favorite MCU movie if only because it does go in such a different direction from what we'd seen. Great idea to use Ant Man and Spider-Man as the comic relief during the airport fight. They're the ones with the least amount on the line, so them being more light hearted works wonderfully. Something to note is that Tony and Steve are both in very emotionally vulnerable places at this point. Tony's lost Pepper and we've seen 3 movies shows us how important she is to him. Steve loses Peggy in this movie and she was the last real connection to the world he used to be in, which makes his search for Bucky so much more important to him. So they're both already on edge and now in a very difficult situation. Adding to that is Vision's growing feelings for Wanda and that clouds his judgment too. He's basically a computer, he should have calculated that Sam would dodge the energy beam causing that to hit Rhodey. In a sense, this movie is about the people who need to be laser focused at a critical time, aren't and how badly that affects those around them.

[@Vana1970]

Bucky was THE Winter Soldier. In 1991 they tried making new WS as Bucky was originally made from a serum made by Hydra the Nazi scientific team and after the war ended Russia picked up the information and tried replicating it but they couldn't make it as affective as Hydra had. Bucky is actually one of the most popular characters in the MCU. Watch the The Falcon And The Winter Soldier tv series to see more back story .

[@kratoscallofduty]

My 2nd favorite MCU film. Zemo was a fantastic character. He used his brain to tear the Avengers apart, and it worked brilliantly. The airport fight scene was one of the best in the franchise. I'm looking forward to watching you continue your journey with these movies.

[@testfire3000]

Zemo is very impressive as a villain. He did more damage to the Avengers than anyone up to this point.

[@reactswithjax]

This was a fantastic movie! I can see why it's your 2nd favorite in the MCU. It's scary how effective Zemo was as a villain. He was so quiet and methodical.

[@benpaulin3637]

Team Cap always.

[@cinar_LEADER0607PSN]

Always On Your Left Always Team Cap Buddy

[@mrhedgebull1658]

27:51 That is an EMP bomb. Electro-Magnetic Pulse. Messes with electrical systems but isn't lethal, well not unless you have a pacemaker. Zemo has sent it to a main junction in the cities' grid to take down the power. 46:50 Bucky hasn't killed anyone since WW2. The Winter Soldier is pretty much a separate personality.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

It's just that it was him but with his mind brainwashed, ya know? And he knew it, too. Which makes it more horrific.

[@neospock5034]

@@genghisgalahad8465 actually until the end Captain America: Winter Soldier, Bucky was a completely different personality. They didn't have access to each other's memories. That's why he was asking Director Pierece who Steve was in the Winter Soldier movie. But after Bucky was freed from HYDRA's control, the mental barriers broke down and he started to remember everything the Winter Solider did. Now he remembers everything he did when the Winter Soldier consciousness was in control, which is awful.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

@neospock5034 yes, yes, well said precisely timing-wise. He remembers all of them. He remembered all of them. So, good on Bucky's brain?

[@Katie-j8w]

@@genghisgalahad8465Bucky didn’t know what he was doing or being used for? He didn’t have his memories when he was in The Winter Soldier state. After Steve broke through to him, he only then started piecing together bits and pieces of his memories and his past. He just still had the mind control inside him, it just had to be triggered or activated. When he was in control, no one got hurt or killed.

[@theman100allday5]

Tony: Ross gave me 36hrs to bring you in. That was 24hrs ago” “Well you wasted a lot of it talking to Peter Parker” 🤣🤣

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Ross? The same guy that wanted to hunt down Hulk and weaponize him.

[@msmilder25]

I've seen almost all of these films, but it's been fun experiencing them again through your eyes. Really loving this reaction series!

[@39Hundred]

Yes. Rumlow’s super villain name is “Crossbones”. That awkward scene with Tony on stage not mentioning Pepper has to do with the fact that in real life, Gwenyth Paltrow’s contract ran out with Marvel/Disney. She was in talks of renewing her contract. That’s why she was absent from the film. In Black Panther’s solo film, they’ll explain how Black Panther has the same abilities as Cap and Bucky.

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

About BP's abilities matching Cap's and WS's super soldier serum boost: IMO BP film will not explain as you probably expect, between explosion and first photo of bucky there is definitely not enough time whole BP to happen. Tchalla still had no his inauguration ceremony, still haven't consumed magic vibranium "tea" (local equivalent of SS serum). At most BP has his costume, which makes him more like Iron Man than Super Soldiers. Scaling wise they might match, but nature is completely different.

[@jonathanwhitten976]

He's been Black Panther for some time before this. His father passed the role to his younger, physically, more capable son while he remained king.

[@neospock5034]

@@yaroslavpanych2067 in this movie T'Challa already has BP abilities, he already consumed the herb. That's why he' can run and jump like Cap and Bucky and has super strength. His father T'Chaka has given up the protector of Wakanda role to his son, but was continuing to serve as king. In the BP movie we jsee T'Challa crowned king after his father's death. The vibranium BP suit doesn't enhance physical abilities. It doesn't make the wearer any stronger or faster, it simply makes them bulletproof and provides surveillance/monitoring capabilities (night vision, communication etc). In that sense it's kind of like the Iron Man suits but it doesn't have any built-in weapons other than claws. The Black Panther himself is the weapon, the suit is protection. In the comics (as opposed to the MCU) the suit has more offensive and defensive abilities, but still doesn't make the wearer any physically stronger or faster.

[@billbill6094]

Technically BP's abilities exceed that of Bucky and Cap, it's just in the MCU they decided to boost the definition of "super soldier" significantly. In the comics, he would be no stronger than DC's Batman, only a peak human in the physical sense, but no innate combat ability. In the MCU, they keep making them stronger and stronger, to the point where in F&TWD they were straight mini-Spider-Men.

[@briansingleton3818]

​@@yaroslavpanych2067T'Challa was already The Black Panther, protector of Wakanda. His father had already passed the mantle of Black Panther down to his son. BP movie shows his official inauguration as King T'Challa.

[@havok6280]

Technically Sam still has wings so he would have glided instead of crashing.

[@dylanjelly2265]

And he has a parachute, we see it at the end of the winter soldier when Bucky rips a wing off.

[@RabidTribble]

Don't forget his emergency parachute...

[@tycol322]

Problem is the beam was on target to hit the wing pack, which means if it had hit the pack spotless have been destroyed. That means reslustically, no power. No power wings go limp which means no gliding and depending on the damage done its very possible that the parachute could have been destroyed too. Or at least been rendered inoperable. In short that blast had the potential to kill Sam just as easily work or without those back up measure

[@billbill6094]

Yeah, Tony even says "turn him into a glider". He was going to cut the power and therefore the thrusters, but lift would have carried him to the ground.

[@valentinfranco6396]

@@billbill6094unless like the other guy said, wing go limp, wing pop jettison, and parachute gets damaged considering that’s all where he was about to shoot

[@No3Gamings]

I was Team Tony however I like all of them although I didn’t like how Cap knew about the death of Tony’s parents and didn’t say a thing to him. Bucky was brainwashed sure but I couldn’t see justifying that being ok because that’s your friend

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Jax, I hope you and Lamby are doing fine!🙂Congratulations on reaching Phase 3! Captain America is my favorite Avenger too. I always side with the Captain. I was 100% against the Sokovia Accords. Yeah, you could definitely do a rewatch for "Black Panther". Sounds like you remember very little about it. Unfortunately, since Tony signed the Accords he could not interfere with the other Avengers being in jail. Great reactions to this well made MCU film, Jax!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@timokampwerth1996]

Fully on Tony's side. All Steve needed to do was talk to tony and be honest. Instead he chose not to talk to him, keep the reason for his Parents death a secret, keep the existence of the other soldiers secret, and he ended up siding with tonys parents' killer, whether bucky intended to do it or not. Tony on the other hand saw the calamity in their wake and wanted to reduce the number of civilian deaths by allowing the UN some oversight, something Cap was also completely against. Let's also not forget that Steve was starting a fight over Wanda being confined to the Compund instead of in Prison, something that escapes my mind completely. Not to mention that Tony ended up offering his help to Steve and was completely blindsided by Steve's lies. There is no way in hell that this entire thing could not have been avoided by Steve and Tony sitting down and talking without Steve behaving like a complete asshat.

[@dustin8689]

Agreed. Steve was super antagonistic and stubborn in this film. ​ If Stark had been in charge of the Lagos debacle, Cap would have torn him up, since he did it every Avengers movie, despite all the times Stark saved the day. I can respect standing up for what someone thinks is right, but Steve's lack of compromise in the face of 117 sovereign countries diplomatically protesting the Avengers, flagrantly disregarding Bucky's decades of terrorism, lying by omission to Stark about the murder of his parents, and his unwillingness to have a conversation about the accords puts him in the wrong. Steve complaining about people having an agenda, but not including himself in that analysis...sounds like something a villain would say.

[@ge5744]

43:28 nope, sam would've still had his wings. All he'd have done is glided down and been safe. Thats why Tony told vison to "turn him into a glider".

[@MsKeylas]

oh,sure.... those metal wings would sooo much be a glider....except sam would have crashed as well,but unlike Rhodey he wouldnt had armor to soften the fall...

[@ge5744]

@MsKeylas that's a fair point, but this is also comic logic so who knows 😂

[@cringemeat9430]

@@MsKeylasthey’re carbon fiber…Spider-Man says this like 5 minutes before this happens. IRL, the lightest rigid material out there is the wings would be so stupid and worthless if all they did was look cool. Please watch the movie before saying dumb things so confidently

[@nintenmetro]

Ross showed a lot of footage, but he overlooked Thor’s fight with Malekith in London, Hulk vs Hulkbuster in Johannesburg, and the Avengers vs Ultron and his sentries in Seoul. Steve and Tony swapped ideologies. There was a time when Steve trusted the government, but the times have changed in more ways than one. After what happened with S.H.I.E.L.D. in the present, he knows better than to trust the powers in charge. As for Tony, he always did what he wanted and refused to listen when people tried to dissuade from going overboard. He’s late but he’s finally starting to take accountability and wants to able to continue as Iron Man. Vision delivered a good argument without being hypocritical. He literally knows his own strength. To ordinary people, he’s basically god-level like Thor. For Sam and Rhodey, they didn’t have much of a choice. Even if they did, they were still gonna side with their respective best friends - and not just because of their friendships with them. Rhodey, for instance, is still an active member of the American military whereas Sam has seen the things that Steve saw during the HYDRA uprising. The language T’Chaka spoke is Xhosa. It’s widely spoken in South Africa which is where his actor John Kani is from. Zemo’s actor Daniel Brühl grew up speaking German through his father. He also learned Spanish and Catalan from his mother. Daniel reprised his role as Zemo for the German dub. Sebastian Stan is good at speaking Romanian because he grew up in Constanța, and unless I’m mistaken he did his own motorbike stunt. The elite death squad included some of the actors’ stunt doubles at the time. In a deleted scene when Clint and Nat were fighting: Nat: Don’t you think Laura would be disappointed? Clint: Who, in me or you? In another deleted scene, Nat watches the fight in horror after recovering from Wanda’s attack. While evading War Machine, Cap loses his shield. Bucky grabs it and throws it to War Machine. It bounces off of him and Falcon throws it back to Cap. Cap: Nice save. Bucky: I gotta get me one of those. What’s most interesting about Zemo is that he messed with the Avengers without laying a finger with them. CinemaWins goes into further detail as to how and why his plan worked. In the Latin Spanish dub, when Tony grabs Bucky in the silo, the dialogue gets changed a bit but holds the same meaning: Tony: Do you at least remember my parents? Bucky: I carry them in my mind, too! I also think that Nat and Sam knew about it as well. Nat was with Steve when Zola showed them the article. She also dug up some info on Bucky which might have included some info about that night. And of course, Sam would help Steve look for him. “Tony Stank” is still my favorite Stan Lee cameo in terms of comedy. Also, you know it’s a cool scene when you put three legends in the same room.

[@reactswithjax]

This was such a great summary/analysis of the movie. I agree that Tony and Steve have switched perspectives. Tony has grown so much as a character and it's been really lovely to watch. The motorcycle stunt that Sebastian Stan did was incredible! ❤️

[@ricardoortiz4870]

You mean the guy that wanted to hunt down Hulk and weaponize him?

[@Shap0o.PlayZz]

​@@reactswithjaxit's really good that u read that amazing review written above.. really good.. Now time to watch ur reaction. Can't wait.. ❤😊🎉

[@jasong0613]

Ross also didn't mention that Shield was run by the government and was ready to drop a nuclear bomb on NYC, but we should listen to him

[@genghisgalahad8465]

​@@jasong0613 great counterpoint! And definitely a political blindspot on his part or ignoring that inconvenient truth.

[@blackraven85_1]

I feel a lot of hints flew over Jax in this one. When Sam said he knew a guy that was Sam talking about the phone call in Ant-Man offering Scott a job 🤭

[@tr-7064]

TEAM TONY FOREVER ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JFD406]

I am so glad you’re on team cap!!! I am definitely team cap. in my opinion, Captain America had the best trilogy, and this one was definitely the best of the three. Can’t wait to see more marvel content!

[@reactswithjax]

Team Cap all the way! I agree that the Captain America trilogy is fantastic. This movie did not disappoint! Thanks for watching ❤️

[@edit_bee]

That wouldn't have happened to sam because he has wings he can glide in the air to the ground rhodey's armor was like a dead rock couldn't do anything

[@DCMarolas]

My biggest reason for not agreeing with the accords right away is that they had no chance to negotiate. The government just showed up and pushed the rules on their faces, like that's ever gonna work smoothly. Had they left room for negotiation, I would've sided with Tony.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

What's to negotiate? You either let the Avengers do their thing or you handcuff them. And the latter is all political, and absurd.

[@DCMarolas]

@@MoMoMyPup10 If they want rules to make things safer, just "do as we tell you" is not enough. But you live and learn, now they know that nuances exist and the rules should've accounted for it.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@DCMarolas it's one of the reasons that the comic book world and the real world can't coexist. The comic book heroes don't need oversight because it's the heroes that are the 'higher authority' and intrinsically trustworthy. There's not one thing the Avengers had done to this point that was nefarious or ill-intended, just some unfortunate collateral damage from fighting the bad guys. Nuanced rules can't account for those things happening, no matter who is making the decisions.

[@babadoudidadouda]

While I get what you're saying and even partially agree, the accords could have still been reworked without too much fuss, had the Avengers sign the original draft or even just be more open to compromises and discussion. But Team Cap didn't try to use diplomacy, didn't show up to the UN meeting (the one where King T'Challa died) where they could have pleaded their case of why the current form of the accords didn't suit them or even about why they were against the idea of the accords (However, considering 117 countries sign on. Legally, it wasn't their place to decide if the accords would pass or not; even if I still agree they should have had more of a say in them from the start). Steve went straight to "my way or the highway", and I'm going to break the law/use violence without trying for more peaceful and lawful solutions first. I think this movie did a good job showing Steve's vulnerabilities and flaws (his stubborn self-righteousness, for instance) and made him a more complex character. So I'm not really into the "Paragon of Justice" Steve version some fans prefer (which is their right and perfectly fine; only speaking of my preference). Steve is a good man, but he's not Superman.

[@calvintyler9281]

​@@babadoudidadoudayou don't sign a contract and then negotiate. If they cared about anything other than control they wouldn't have ambushed them and would have sat down and actually built a fare and reasonable system. But they didn't because damn near everything in the accords is either human rights violation or counterintuitive towards the goal of "minimizing civilian casualties". The movie tricked the audience into thinking the accords were necessary and not straight up evil because they wanted to artificially split the audience and have a stupid "BvS" hero vs hero movie. Everyone in this movie but especially Tony is so out of character and it falls flat in complete contrast to winter soldier.

[@SaltyLobster]

Spidey is my fav super hero ever, and I love RDJ 's Tony as much as the next guy but that's not enough for me to not be Team Cap. Winter Soldier was Marvel movie I liked the most, until Civil War blew my mind. But then Infinity War happened and did that again only harder. Can't wait to see your reaction to it! It's gonna be amazing!

[@reactswithjax]

Team Cap all the way!!! It was SO cool seeing Spider-Man in this movie ❤️❤️

[@toxicwx7701]

​@@reactswithjaxI hate cap the most , he knew the truth abt Tonys parents death from the start .. both Tony and Bucky r his friends .. if u r gonna stop, stop them both . But he just sided with Bucky and beat Tony .. 😢

[@toxicwx7701]

Team ironman for life❤

[@vanyadolly]

Tony already (again) showed his bad judgement by bringing Peter into the fight. Not only is he a teenager, but he had no idea what was going on beyond trusting someone he looked up to. I'm glad they continued to expand on that in the Spiderman movie, because Tony keeps making the same mistakes.

[@JustSir430]

The string of random words are what turns Bucky "on" from being himself to being The Winter Soldier. It's a brainwashing thing to activate an agent

[@Joey-666]

I was team cap also but at the end... If a close friend of mine did that to me I would have responded the same way. You don't keep that kind of secrets from your friends

[@PhilBagels]

You keep secrets FOR your friends.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Tom Holland Spider-Man has arrived. I'm glad they didn't make another origin story of him we already know what happened.

[@nintenmetro]

Kevin Feige said in an interview for Spider-Man: Homecoming that they skipped the spider bite and the passing of Uncle Ben on purpose since it’s all been said and done before.

[@endofthestory9412]

I don’t know what happened to him how he become spider man and why he living with his aunt where his parents

[@ImAlsoMerobiba]

​@@endofthestory9412 I recommend watching one or both of the previous Spider-Man movies. It'll help explain his basic origin story, and they're good movies anyway.

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so happily surprised about that! Although...I'm sad we don't get any Uncle Ben appearances. ❤️

[@JaySewani]

​@@endofthestory9412just like what happened to every other Spider-Man

[@CaptainAmercia]

Oh yeah Spider-Man showing up was insane people went mental at the cameo in the Civil War Trailer. For legal reasons with Sony owning his movies rights they simply couldn't introduce Spider-Man into the MCU unless Sony agreed. Andrew Garfield could've been the MCU Spider-Man as when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 VFX's were being worked on Marvel came to Sony to see if they could add The Avengers tower into the Manhattan Skyline connecting The Amazing Spider-Man films to the MCU but they were close to finished so it never happened. In terms of Tom Holland he's a very good Peter Parker and Spider-Man. The big difference being his connection to Tony Stark at a young age and how the Civil War event has pretty much kick started his career as Spider-Man from Tony developing a 15 year old Peter a high tech suit to going up against the Avengers in a civil war conflict. In the comics Peter was more mature in his early 20s in Civil War so I know alot of people were not too big on this aspect and preferred Spider-Man to start out low tech and Independent from The Avengers and then make his way up after a few years Spider-Man. People would've preferred at least a trilogy of films building Spider-Man from 15 to starting college at 18 where he'll become closer to the Avengers as he's older and more experienced and then taking part in the Civil War event when he's maybe early 20s. So we have time to see this Spider-Man being more low tech on his own and then connecting with the Avengers, still love the later Spider-Man films though but yeah this Spider-Mans early years are much more high tech compared to the comic and other Spider-Man movies simply because of how long it took Sony to finally allow a Spider-Man in the MCU. In the comic The New Warriors (Night Thrasher, Namorita, Speedball, and Microbe) battle a group of villains (Cobalt Man, Speedfreek, Coldheart, and Nitro all B and C list Villains and hero's) in Stamford, Connecticut, while filming a reality television show. Nitro explodes, killing more than 600 people (including school children and all of the New Warriors except Speedball). The rest of the superheroes appear in Stamford to search for survivors from X-Men, Avengers, Fantastic Four, and other solo hero's, The X-Men are overseen by Sentinels. The Superhero Registration Act comes into play with many hero's agreeing to sign after what happened in Stamford while other hero's decide not to sign as that would mean registering with the federal government as a "human weapon of mass destruction," reveal their true identity to the authorities, and undergo training. Iron man is pro signing while Captain America is anti signing same as the film. So the MCU Civil War is more in relation to the events we've been seeing in the Avengers films along with Winter Solider etc. Fitting the Civil War storyline into the MCU instead of coming up with a storyline closer to the massive Superhero Civil War in the comics it's more of an Avengers Civil War. The MCU instead of the The Superhero Registration Act we have the The Sokovia Accords. The Avengers Will No Longer Be A Private Organization And Are Subject To Government Oversight, No Superhero Is Allowed To Operate Outside Of Their Own Country Without UN Approval, Using Superpowers To Break The Law Or Engage In Vigilante Activity Means Indefinite Detention Without Trial, The Use Of Technology To Grant Superpowers Will Be Regulated, Section 36B: The Creation Of Self-Aware Artificial Intelligence Is Prohibited.

[@CaptainAmercia]

Follow up but yes this is the first introduction to Spider-Man in the MCU so don't worry about missing a Spider-Man film. With how plans were going for Marvel there were actually two scripts for Civil War one without Spider-Man and one with Spider-Man just incase the Marvel and Sony agreement never went through. Antman would've been Team Ironman instead changing his character going forward. Spider-Man films were only added to Disney Plus not that long ago as they're Distributed by Sony Pictures, Sony Pictures Releasing and co produced by Columbia Pictures and of course Marvel Studios. So Sony is heavily involved with these films alongside Marvel Studios. So for a while you couldn't watch anything Spider-Man related under Disney Plus but you're all good now for everything MCU Spider-Man related.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

I dont understand why everyone wants the movies to be comic accurate, they are based on the comics and are not adaptations, if u want direct adaptations go watch anime, they literally make the anime a 1 on 1 copy of mangas (while also removing some scenes)

[@FulcanMal]

Most people are clearly team Cap, but when it comes to the accords, I've always been team Iron-Man. Its easy to say that you want the Avengers to have freedom when we know the individuals involved so intimately. But imagine if a private billionaire (Say Elon Musk, or Mark Zucherberg) funded a team of superheroes in the real world. People whose tragic backstories you hadn't observed in detail. People you didn't know. Would you really be cool with them doing whatever they want, especially after one of them made an evil AI that tried to destroy the world? I really don't think so.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

yeah but the government isn't pure too, Avengers were saving New York and council fired a nuke toward NY, but Iron Man, an Avenger prevented that

[@FulcanMal]

@@theamazingspooderman2697 Sure. But its between imperfect accountability, vs zero accountability. I know a lot of people seem to think no rules are better than imperfect rules. I just happen to disagree.

[@paulbrown9328]

Well I don’t think that the imperfect rules are the problem. The way the accords were was the problem itself. Working under the government full control and having rules are two different things. They could’ve set rules without having full control over the organization. There should have been more negotiation seen or had before a had to make a decision. For example infinity war was a good example, Ross was telling Rhodes to arrest the same people we needed to help prevent a massive threat. Tony in civil war also disobeyed a couple orders. Natasha had the best compromise in the movie of having some of the avengers on and some off in a break case situation. I agree that imperfect rules are better than no rules but, total control is just as bad as no rules. If they avengers under the accords actually followed the accords all the way with listening to Ross orders the story would’ve been a lot worse.

[@babadoudidadouda]

Moreover, the accords would have applied to potential future superheroes too. And no one could know in advance how those superheroes would turn out. Steve talks about governments being made of people and people having changing agendas... but Steve, you're people too. All the Avengers are people, with people's weaknesses. It's a bit arrogant of him to say that, IMO. I don't think hoping for them to have some legal supervision is a bad thing. People go to the extreme of what the accords could become, but that is the worst-case scenario with the Avengers (and other superheroes) not having been able to use the not difficult legal means to amend the accords, all the while keeping their spirits (of the accords).

[@inarar5334]

Sam wouldn't have had the same fate as Rhodey. They were going for his thrusters only, "turn it in to a glider." And he had a chute if the wings fail (like when Bucky ripped a wing off in Winter Soldier). Rhodey lost all power when his arc reactor got hit, and had absolutely no control.

[@thedivareview]

Funny how everybody has such faith in Stark tech that nobody wonders why everybody's favourite Genius, Billionaire, Playboy, Philanthropist failed to provide his airborne BFF with the same parachute that commenters believe is like a magic carpet for Sam (Never mind that using a parachute is in no way foolproof) ? Or a backup power source, maybe? Or an ejection seat, at least? Also, Rhodey is the one who commands Vision (Why? How?) to take this ridiculously dangerous shot at Sam. The highly-decorated military officer just expected this other decorated military man to just stay still and let Vision shoot him with impossible accuracy? So, 1) Karma - Rhodey proves once again, why, outside of proposing nipping the Thanos problem in the bud, he has never been the sharpest bullet in the arsenal; and, 2) How would Rhodey know/memorise the exact schematics of Falcon's wings? Dude couldn't even stop the HammerTech suit he traitorously wore in IM2, from trying to kill his "best friend." (Maybe that's why no parachute? Tony never really got over it? 🤣) I guess nobody wants to talk about Sam racing to try to save Rhodey from his own stupidity (Which Saint Tony, nor Vision, who can change his density and travel at speeds of 700MPH, failed to do). Sam, who easily could've been the one of the ground instead of Rhodey, is a trained military medic, moves forward, hands down, and apologises for the accident which was not his fault, and true to his "brilliance," good guy Tony attempts murder him by shooting a repulsor ray blast -- without warning -- directly to Falcon's chest, that knocks him backwards, off his feet, tumbling through the air, where Sam could have easily been killed or broken his neck. Lastly, bizarrely, the omniscient Vision gracefully floats into the scene, casually walking toward Rhodey and Tony, and is of no help, whatsoever. 😂

[@babadoudidadouda]

@@thedivareview I basically disagree with everything in your comment, but I'm just going to say that no one is talking about Sam having a parachute. The wings themselves would have been enough to allow him to glide safely to the ground.

[@calvintyler9281]

​@@babadoudidadouda the wings that would be destroyed by the laser?🤨 The lack of a parachute that is also on the back of his suit with his wings? No it would have shot him the same way it got Rhody only unlike rhody who has a full suit of armor on sam has a light vest. He would've died.

[@harish123az]

Vision was targeting Sam to turn him into a glider (he has wings) by shutting his engine, however, Rhodey suit does not have wings.

[@1491Alan]

I’ve watched about 20 reactions videos of this movie! Every single one of them are team Steve like come on is there anyone who is Team Tony? Tony like he deserved better in this movie being betrayed right, left and centre! Paying for the facility, paying for their weapons and tech! Deserve way more from the fans also! Hail Team Iron Man

[@simulatoraddict6213]

3 reasons why peoples are team Cap, Tony is a Playboy, Billionaire and philanthropist. But yeah, I'm team Iron Man too

[@DiasWindu]

I've always been team Tony too

[@whoasked3961]

Been Team Tony from day 1!

[@elijahthrossell6728]

Team iron man all the way

[@chuayiying2261]

When I first watched it I was Team Cap, not that I blame Tony at all. After viewing it multiple times, omg the betrayal and hurt that Tony must have felt when he found out Steve knew this whole time but did not bother to tell him. Throughout the movie, Steve could’ve just told Tony, and trust him to do the right thing but he just never did. It was the whole trust issue and honesty that sent me fully to team Iron Man

[@cures6353]

Team Tony!

[@alexlandsbergs]

you really didnt expect hero fighting when the title is "civil war"?

[@darktread2136]

The movie does well in creating a no win scenario. I was essentially on Tony's side somewhat, Captain America self appointing himself judge of Bucky's situation and deciding unilaterally his innocence is unacceptable. Caps argument boils down to "Too bad for Bucky's victims, too bad for Tony's mom and dad, Bucky's my friend and he was under drugs and abused/manipulated so i say he doesn't need to face justice. did you lose anyone? too bad...he's my friend and if you don't like it I'll hit you with my Frisbee." Simply unacceptable under any circumstances. Of coarse the best part is this is essentially what happens to Tony in the end, he does exactly what Cap does and decides that he will be Bucky's executioner which is also wrong. Bucky and Tony are the only characters with solid mitigating circumstances. Bucky was druged and mind controlled and Tony was emotionally compromised at finding out his mom and dad were murdered 2 min ago and that his "friend" is helping the killer escape the law. Cap's case is the weakest based based purely on loyalty and not wanting want to lose his best buddy and acts as if only he knows whats right no one else's opinion matters, including the law. Cap feeling alone, lost or separated from your time are not strong mitigating circumstances for hiding a fugitive. That said we all can relate to cap's struggle. in retrospect you'll see story wise why this low was worth it.

[@SchulzEricT]

Dude... Buck WAS innocent. If you think that the right thing to do for a POW who was tortured for 100 years is to punish him to make other people feel good, then you're wrong. Steve being loyal doesn't make him wrong; he's so obviously in the right in CAPTAIN AMERICA: Civil War that I'm staggered every time people don't see Tony was the villain of the movie. Cap *rightly* thought that the government - who wanted to nuke New York in Avengers 1, who wanted to weaponize the Hulk, who created the Abomination - wasn't trustworthy. Tony, on the other hand, felt guilty the entire movie and was operating on dark side emotions the entire movie (not just the end, the ENTIRE MOVIE) and just wanted to cede responsibility to somebody else. THEN he lied to a 14-year-old child to involve him in a fight between superheroes. You think TONY is the responsible one [when he got Peter to fight on the side of "with great power, comes give your responsibility to somebody else because it's heavy and guilt sucks"]?

[@darktread2136]

@@SchulzEricT The reason you're staggered at people giving Tony a pass is because you missed the point. The point is not that weather Cap is wrong in Bucky's innocence. The point is he doesn't get to decide on his own for all the world on what to do about Bucky. if you are my best friend and you kill 100 people because of "reasons" would i be right in hiding you from the feds in my basement, or on a farm out in the middle of no where. no, it would make me a loyal and good friend, i agree 100% but i would also be wrong as it's not my job to decide your guilt or innocence, it's the job of a judge and jury. i don't think anyone thinks Cap is bad, but it's not his place to decide Bucky's fate. i agree with you 100% about Tony feeling guilty and that he shouldn't have involved a 14 y/o into what could and did turn into a superhero fight. i think you're spot on with that. Which is why i don't support tony 100% ether. the difference is Tony chose to side with law and order into bringing the group in check instead of turning into a vigilant superhero gang, better or for worse. i also think you are 100% right that the government in Marvel is shown to be untrustworthy, a contestant theme in Caps comics since the 80's. we cant say because of spoilers but we both know what happens and that this story is made to cause divide in the fans. the movie did what it was meant to, make us all frustrated with everyone's choices and actions. but the payoff was worth it. 😉

[@SchulzEricT]

@@darktread2136If the "reasons" are: he was tortured and brain-washed for 100 years by a proto-Nazi organization, then yeah, he's 100% absolved from blame. Cap knew the people going after Bucky were 1) going to try to kill him, and also 2) probably going to die in the attempt (if, in fact, Bucky was dangerous; which he wasn't, because again, he wasn't a killer unless he was brain-washed into it)

[@SchulzEricT]

@@darktread2136 Yeah, Tony chose "Law and Order", which is code for "breaking the law and getting away with it, being above the law, enforcing laws in a racist and classist way". The gov't is every bit as corrupt in the MCU as in real life (maybe less, but pretty corrupt nonetheless) so... siding with a rotten-to-the-core gov't against vigilantes who have mostly done a good job of minimizing collateral damage (save Tony himself) is... a bad choice.

[@darktread2136]

​@@SchulzEricT "he's 100% absolved from blame"...says who? Cap? Why does Cap get to decide for everyone? Cap doesn't represent the victims. He doesn't represent Tony's mom and dad. That's why we have a Law/justices system. Cap doesn't represent the law. Cap has zero authority to decided anything for anyone, including Bucky. Cap's rogue at this point and causing millions of dollars in damages to an airport resisting the the government representatives that do represent the law. that's the problem. it's not up to cap to decide anything. Cap is at best a witness to the horror Bucky went threw but that's it. To Top it all off Cap decides he's just going to hurt anyone and brake anything that tries to bring Bucky to justice, Cap has basically turned himself into a violent fugitive. That's just wrong...there is no way around it. I'm going to take you side for a min here though and say that i hear what you are saying. Cap is doing what he feels is ideologically right. The same way Batman operates outside the law. Cap knows the government has been infiltrated by hydra, he feels Bucky will not get a fare trial (he's probably right), Bucky may kill people in the process of bringing him in because his head is scrambled, they may kill Bucky to protect the fact that Hydra has infiltrated the government. The government may just sneak Bucky away and try to make more super soldiers from him. So cap is doing the most logical thing in his own eyes which is to get Bucky to a neutral spot (Wakanda) and let them see if the can unscramble Bucky's brain. It may be the only fair shake Bucky can possibly get. I don't want the back and for forth to get to long even though i think your very bright and have excellent points, So I'm going to agree and disagree with you and leave it their. You can have last word, Thanks for the discourse, you're awesome @SchulzEricT, Take care man!

[@billbill6094]

A lot of people seem confused when Cap says he knew Buck killed Tony's parents, but it was one of the stories brought up in The Winter Soldier when Cap infiltrates the old hydra base. He learned the Winter Soldier killed the Starks, not long before finding out it was Bucky who became him. Spider-Man was the real selling point of this movie when the first posters were released. He was _instrumental_ to the comic storyline that inspired this, so much so the story was essentially a battle of who could win him over and therefore win the fight. Back in 2016, Sony was messing up bad and it looked like we'd not get a Spider-Man for a while. Then Marvel dropped the first poster with an Iron Man arm and Cap arm grabbing at opposite ends of Spidey's arm, and it broke the internet. Not only a new Spidey, but also, finally in the MCU. Him catching the Winter Soldiers bionic arm like it was nothing is still in my top 5 MCU moments, the rest of which come after this movie.

[@Watcher1134]

Black Panther is enhanced by a Vibranium-rich Plant, He is roughly as powerful and fast as steve They both outran a charging army together so he's solid even without the vibranium suit.

[@FatalSama7]

BP is always way stronger then CA in the source material. Especially in the comics with the blessing of Bast.

[@presencerocks2224]

This is what I’ve been waiting for. You have literally reached the best phase of the MCU. It has been awesome following this journey so far but now you’re in for one wild ride! As for me, I’ve always been team Cap. I could never sign something that takes away my free will. And especially not for the United Nations which I’ve seen do some dumb things over the years. I totally understand where Tony was coming from but I definitely would have sided with Steve. I love this movie because it really packed an emotional punch with the investment we all had with these characters going in. I think that this is one of the greatest movies ever made in how they handled that many important characters. You don’t feel like anyone was really neglected or mistreated and they all were true to their characters. It is basically a perfect film! I can’t wait for Dr Strange. That one is different than anything else you’ve seen so far in the MCU.

[@Ghost8386]

RIP Chadwick Boseman, Stan Lee, and William Hurt. In 1991 I was 7 years old.

[@naruhina1009]

When Peter was talking to Tony about bad things happening after he got his powers and they happened because of him, he was talking about Uncle Ben dying.

[@ConnorDangerCash]

Great react. Team Cap all the way for me. I always found it funny they were showing the destruction from Avengers (where the gov was planning to nuke NYC anyways) and Cap 2 (where it was a gov agency infiltrated by Hydra that was planning on mass murdering millions) as reasons to let another gov org take control of the Avengers. Plus Tony and Black Panther on the side of the Accords and immediately breaking them with Tony recruiting an unsanctioned Spider-Man and BP (understandably) seeking revenge for his father.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

yeah, they were trying to make it one sided against the heroes and show the public "Avengers bad, government good"

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Yep, stark (not Stark) government hypocrisy.

[@SchulzEricT]

I mean... the people who made the movie knew what they were doing. They didn't call it "Avengers: Civil War" they called it "Captain America: Civil War". There's clearly a right side and a wrong side, and the movie tells us that again and again. Tony is the villain, and Ross is clearly in the wrong; the movie is showing him being wrong because he IS wrong.

[@misty3195]

​@SchulzEricT actually, if you ever have the time to watch the interviews from the writers and directors, that isn't what they were doing. Yes the Ross's Brothers favorites Steve and this movie is were they took over and changes some of the storylines that had been set up earlier in the franchise. But they tried to make in where neither side were wrong nor right and pulled in a lot of real world laws andstuff like that. They did a couple of screen tests to make sure the audience were split 50/50. It is a Captain America movie because it is his fall from grace and where he had to finally make a selfish choice over his duty and hold to it. He walked away from his duty to the people and embraced his own wants and needs. He decided he would do it his way. Throughout the whole movie he's world was being thrown apart. Peggy's death, Bucky being hunted and the team falling apart. But the most crucial part is that he himself is compromised by it all and making poor choices left and right. This is a call back to his first movie. A good man vs a good soldier. On the other hand were Steve does get it all in the end, Stark had to face just as much loss as Steve gains throughout the movie. His part shows what true accountability is. He lost Pepper and his place on the team after Age of Ultron. He lost the team in the end and will have to stand alone holding the world up. He essentially became the last one standing against the bad.

[@vanyadolly]

Yep. The only argument they really had was Sokovia/Ultron, which is why it worked so well on Tony who was dealing with the guilt of being directly responsible for that.

[@RJay207]

You mentioned Tony and Steve being like siblings. That's 100% accurate. Steve was Howards biggest creation. And he would tell Tony about Steve all the time. His entire life, he felt that his father was more proud of Captain America, and loved him more. Tony always felt like the little brother in his "perfect" older brother's shadow: always not good enough, and constantly needing to prove himself to a father that wasn't there anymore. Tony always acted towards Steve with sibling rivalry; angry that Steve was the pride of the family, and he being the forgotten son. And he was always trying to outrun that ghost. That's where a lot of Tony's damage/trauma comes from. Steve always acted like he didn't understand why his brother was acting like that because he'd only been kind and understanding and fair towards him. And in this movie, Steve "choosing" Bucky over Tony... that actually broke Tony's heart. He felty abandoned by Steve when Steve didn't sign the accords. And choosing Bucky was the final nail in the coffin. Tony felt betrayed and abandoned by his brother. It parallels Thor and Loki's relationship a tiny bit.

[@MrKingYuji]

Exactly. Howard always seemed to prefer Steve and Steve is protecting his killer. Tony told Steve he didn’t believe Cap deserved the shield Howard made for him.

[@Jessica_Roth]

And Tony has spent about 40 years dealing with the ghost (who has a freakin' exhibit in the Smithsonian!)…and then Steve turns up, alive and buff (and incredibly self-righteous) and Tony has to interact and make friends with him. And Tony gets to "pay for everything and design everything and make everybody look cooler" (Age of Ultron), but everybody treats Steve as the leader. And Steve gets to snap at Tony for being a "big man in a suit’ (Avengers) and blast him for "keeping secrets" (like YOU'RE one to talk!) and make Tony feel even guiltier about Ultron (which was Tony's fault, but literally nobody else was even trying to do something to stop the aliens from coming back). No wonder when Wanda puts the Hex on Tony, he imagines STEVE blaming him for the world being destroyed. Meanwhile, Steve can't even say "thank you" for a damn pen. FFS.

[@marielmelquiades7827]

Ok I cried with this comment cause I’m Tony in this world. Damn I got the feelings. 🥺

[@Katie-j8w]

@@MrKingYujiBucky didn’t choose to do any of it, and Steve was saving and protecting his friend! Giving him another chance again when Bucky got all of his choices taken from him, and everyone else also just believed Bucky actually bombed and killed King T’Chaka, and were all wanting to either arrest or shoot Bucky down. People vilified Bucky unfairly in Captain America: Civil War and just straight up ignored or neglected all the scenes in The Winter Soldier where he went through all that torture, having memories wiped, and experimentation he went through. All because of Tony. He attacked Bucky out of grief, emotion, and impulse.

[@Katie-j8w]

You watched the Captain America movies where Bucky is Steve’s oldest friend, and also never chose to be what he is, or hurt anyone, (even T’Challa later called Bucky a victim,) and you didn’t think Steve was going to try saving and protecting Bucky if he could? You really thought he was going to let him be shot down or thrown into some cell somewhere?

[@1491Alan]

Team Tony all day everyday! Because what we needed was a suit of armour around the world weather it impacted our precious freedom that what we needed!!!

[@mauropedrosa7317]

We’ll do that together too. Guess what, we lost.

[@sandeepsrinivas7]

I'm Team Tony

[@funtimefreddygamingz2364]

Same

[@lukasismael430]

People's reactions to this movie have been divided as to who they think is right. There are the ones who are Team Cap and there are those who are Team Iron Man, depending on everyone's different perspectives and points of view. And that is the beauty of this film .... that it is able to take a pop culture superhero movie and introduce concepts that are complicated and make us really think, not just in terms of black and white but to also consider all the grey areas; just like in real life situations.

[@mohamedharris4325]

the truth is only one and that is one steve's side on this movie and we all know vengeance is not a solution and justice for someone doing wrong and it also not fair when bucky don't have any control over him. i like iron man but for that i can't be an idiot to support wrong side objectively.

[@whoasked3961]

​@@mohamedharris4325 The debate was about the Sokovia Accords, not the final battle. Pretty sure most people agree Tony was in the wrong for attacking Bucky at the end, even though we can completely understand him. The big discussion is about whether or not the Avengers need to be put in check. And Tony's side of the argument makes sense, he unleashed Ultron unto the world after all.

[@user-tb3cv6rx6d]

@@mohamedharris4325tony side all the way

[@yourstrulylene2122]

@@mohamedharris4325I was in Tony’s team when I realized that if I was in sokovia and my house was destroyed because of a monster that an avenger created I would be pretty pissed. Especially since they’re not government related so you won’t get money for your house. They’ll just leave once they defeated the villain…

[@scover3]

​@@mohamedharris4325 full and absolutly team cap. Put trust in goverment and politics to control avengers? Sorry, but i think all people who support this are braindead. Even here goverment tries to gaslight avengers that wormhole, hydra and wakanda incidents was their fault. In wormhole goverment tries to nuke New York and this is okay, but avengers destroyed few buildings? You need to be on leash, god damn savages! Hydra literally exist before avengers. Or what they whant avengers to do,not getting involved? Same goes with Wakanda. Okay there is crazy hydra terrorists with biological weapon. Just leave them be, or arest them without single casualties, because terrorists famous for they cooperation with police and authorities. Avengers saves world so much times, but they do mistake one time and goverment get instant boner by thinking how they can guild trip avengers to be authorities dogs.

[@WyattoonsComics]

Jax: This is gonna be so fun! Me: *sweats nervously* Edit: also I think I know where the Wakanda confusion is coming from. The vibranium they use is from space, the country itself is hidden in Africa on earth. There’s also a chance you saw some of the recent comics where it’s shown the Wakandan empire split and part of it exists in space.

[@earthwormandruw]

She always starts off so enthusiastic, poor soul ....

[@Egobyte83]

"Well, that's what would have happened to Sam if that hit him" .. no, he's got wings. They even say it right before .. "turn him into a glider". Rhodey has no wings, only thrust. Cut the power to that and he is as helpless as a stone in free-fall.

[@quentinboswell6720]

I'm on Tony's side. There's only one reason I suppose, if you take Steve's side then in the end, you really won't know the difference between the right thing and the thing you want.

[@ThePunisherisme]

Tony invented Ultron. But its Wanda's fault why he created Ultron.

[@Autobot9400]

I mean take it back further, it was his weapons that he made that destroyed their home and their family, which in turn caused her Vendetta against him so...

[@bryanalexander7571]

Sam had wings. If Vision had taken out his thrusters, he could have glided to the ground. That's why Rhodes said, "turn him into a glider".

[@michaelnickols2633]

Lol somehow people keep missing that part. Smh die-hard fans man

[@Nick-kb2jc]

Whoever was in charge of marketing for this film was a genius. I remember in 2016 during the build up to this film, you couldn’t go anywhere without seeing #TeamCap or #TeamIronMan

[@The_Ctzn]

Even if you don't know anything and if you take captain's side then you know you're on the right side. ❤

[@HiTekCowboy]

100% Team Cap. I honestly was surprised when watching the movie that Tony signed the accord. He knew first hand what happens behind the scenes for profit when he discovered Stark weapons being sold to the enemy. I think his Ultron/Sakovia guilt blinded him once again. Thanks for another one. Your comments are always on point and I love how you point out your on misunderstandings. Your laugh is also insanely contagious so I love having a good time by watching these movies with you and re-living the excitement.

[@Narutoanime16g]

I love how they managed to balance everyone and them addressing all the colateral damage that does happen in superhero fights like its an unavoidable thing

[@HeisenStark13]

I don't think you realized in the Ant-Man post credit scene that buckys arm was being pinned down by a hydraulic press so he couldn't get away

[@christyburk6006]

Team Cap all the way! The thought of a world government bureaucracy controlling a team of super-abled humans is terrifying! Also I have a beef with the government criminalizing the heroes for attacks and atrocities caused by villains. I love how Civil War really tackles these complex political issues head-on. The script is challenging and unflinching at depicting how real life problems are murky, how people's emotions grow invested and how that leads to polar division and in-fighting between friends. Most of us truly want to do what's right, but we don't always agree on what the best approach is. Jax, as to why Thor and Bruce didn't show up for Civil War, this adorable Marvel OneShot clears it up: 🤣😆 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIGxc36Ka69_ibc

[@anshulsharma5231]

The team claiming that their sole purpose is protecting people doesn't want to be accountable and answerable to a government elected by the people. How about flipping the same argument Captain America made? " What if there's a place where Avengers are really needed, but they unilaterally decide that no its not worth their time," and since they can't be questioned, there's no accountability.

[@boing5106]

You should wach the series 'The boys' and know what superhumans can do. But in this context we know the avengers will easily sacrifice themselves while saving ppl so with context of the movie steve is somewhat right but can't blame the government either

[@boing5106]

@anshulsharma5231 u really trust ur government don't u. We all know politicians and government don't always have the people's best interest in their actions. And in the movie we can easily see the effect of an organisation like shield being corrupted inside

[@anshulsharma5231]

@boing5106 If I have any issue with the government, I can approach the judiciary. [ the effectiveness of judiciary is whole another topic ] but still. Now tell me who killed Zemo's family during the battle of sokovia. What was their fault or all those people who lost their lives in the beginning in the movie Civil War? Where can their family and friends go for justice.

[@anshulsharma5231]

@boing5106 That's what I am saying. During the time of any emergency, all people can do is hope, hope that somehow Avengers will do the right thing. That is giving too much power without any sort of accountability to a group of superhumans who frankly aren't bothered with the devastation they leave behind. Zemo actually makes this very point in TFAWS.

[@Pokiandi]

It's bad that my two favorite character's are on different ones(Peter and Wanda) but i honestly think team Iron Man is better, because they're trying to repair society, and they tried to get team Cap on their side, but team Cap don't wanna. So i think I'm going team Iron Man for this one

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Love this one and grew up watching also had a friend take me to go watch it for my birthday when it came out also am on Caps side

[@scottsacala]

At the time this came out, I was Team Iron Man. But after watching the rest of the movies in the Infinity Saga and FATWS, I became more empathetic toward Bucky. I wouldn’t exactly say I would switch sides now, but I probably would be impartial to both sides now. Also, after watching this.. while it does seem like an Avengers movie, it technically is a Captain America movie. It feels like they try to make you feel more sympathetic toward Cap’s side.

[@vanyadolly]

Well between Cap and Tony, one of them has a track record of making bad decisions and the other of making good ones. In this particular aspect it isn't an equally balanced "fight" because Cap's superpower is basically good judgement. It's the same in the comics.

[@F0CKSTR0T]

Vision was aiming for Sam's power pack and to "turn him into a glider" which would've let him glide down safely.

[@Social_Idot]

Yep and totally didn't appreciate her reaction to that.

[@PhilBagels]

Theoretically. That assumes the wings stay rigid without power. And that the destruction of the power pack doesn't cause any additional damage. And that the shot is perfectly accurate. Murphy's Law is always in force.

[@testfire3000]

@@PhilBagels Yeah, it could have just as easily blown off a wing. Or cut Sam in half. Assuming it just damaged the wings, at least we know Sam has a parachute.

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

also, Sam has a parachute should the wings fail as we saw in Winter soldier.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Exactly, and Sam has a parachute.

[@stiimuli]

Yeah Civil War is widely considered one of the best MCU movies. It just does everything so well. It was a little odd that Tony would bring a teenager into all this out of nowhere but this also has to do with the licensing for Spiderman. That property was owned by Sony for years (previous Spiderman movies were Sony) so everyone thought there was no way for Spidey to be in a Marvel movie even though he's historically a Marvel character. Because the MCU was becoming so successful the two companies worked out a licensing deal to bring Spidey back home to Marvel. And that is where "Homecoming" comes in.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

Tony did brought a teenager but only to web everyone up (which HISHE did show Spider Man should have done and Team Iron Man would have easily won) and he isn't a normal teenager, stopping a car going that fast thay easily requires a lot of force

[@SchulzEricT]

@@theamazingspooderman2697 I mean, it's Captain America's movie; it makes sense that they would use Peter to highlight what a hypocrite Tony is, to highlight that it's not a debate with two equal sides but rather one right side, and one wrong side. Peter's own philosophy is in line with Steve's, but Tony tricking him by lying to him, involving a child, highlights that Tony is the villain in this one. In addition to, yes, introducing a character that will be used more later.

[@danieldickson8591]

@@SchulzEricT Spider-Man is one of the most powerful non-lethal weapons in the world. For how Tony wanted to contain Cap and his allies without killing them, Spidey was a good choice.

[@SchulzEricT]

@@danieldickson8591 Tony's stance is "we need to be more responsible" and also "let's recruit this 14 year old kid who's never fought super-powered beings before." He's a hypocrite. He's the villain in Civil War. (Also: Peter's philosophy is "with great power comes great responsibilities." Tony's stance - the Accord's demand - is "your power, OUR responsibility." And because Tony doesn't want to feel guilty, he's willing to accept taking orders, no matter how moral or immoral, in order to assuage his guilt. They clearly chose having Tony manipulate Peter, the last person who'd sign the Accords, for that reason: to show that Tony's the villain.)

[@bappibala5472]

Always on team Tony's side

[@passionsquietrage]

I was middle of the road. I couldn't pick a side because I understood both sides. Tge Avengers' battles in New York and Sokovia as well as the battle with Rumlow aka Cross Bones in Lagos caused insurmountable damage and loss of innocent life. Yes it would have been worse if they had done nothing or lost, but the damage was still done. Steve and Tony were both correct, they had to be put in check but not through the government. As for why Thor and Hulk weren't in this one: let's just say they were a bit busy.

[@nonenone6884]

sam and bucky are both fighting for the love of cap. say i"m wrong.

[@akki2628]

I didn't pick any side...cap was right on his side but tony too was right in his path ..he lost mom n dad tho..so he lost so much

[@ojmatthew]

I already know this will be a great reaction before pressing play 😎 Fun Fact @33:45 that was Robert Downey Jr improvising in-character when Tom Holland's leg was really in the way lol @37:56 TEAM STEVE 🙌

[@gchild1286]

Also, your reaction to each new character that (unexpectedly) showed up was worth watching the whole video. Especially when you saw Ant Man appear. 😀

[@moses8552]

"So was I" 😓

[@Rikrik1138]

Bucky is one of my favorite MCU characters because of his tragic story arc. And Sebastian Stan plays that pain and anguish so well.

[@kilroy987]

I was Team Steve all the way. This remains my favorite MCU movie - it was a theme park ride start to finish. At the end when Steve lifted his shield to bring it down on Tony, I wasn't sure if he was going for a kill - then I realized he was just trying to create an opening to go for the reactor to shut down the suit. I was stunned that I thought Steve might have been going for a kill, and then the camera focused on Tony's face for a moment - he looked like he was thinking the same thing. It was a cool moment.

[@juako3191]

Tony was right.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

I was Team Tony, take a scenario I was mind controlled to kill an entire city, I will gladly take the punishment for that and being mind controlled doesn't excuse the deaths

[@stevethedude.4586]

@@juako3191 except he is wrong. remember the government is being controlled by the remnants of hydra and the scrolls so if they all signed the accord then they would have been doomed. its literally one of the main themes of secret invasion.

[@andreshernandez1180]

@@juako3191 Tony wasn’t right, he was guilty, he created Ultron, it was HIS fault, asking the others to give up their right to choose and act is pretentious and narcissistic, Tony was wrong.

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

​@@andreshernandez1180 Ultron was good until he spent 2 minutes on the internet and decided humans were a threat to the Earth, don't forget it was Tony's idea to create Vision who was a great addition

[@Belnick6666]

Sharon Carter is actually the Granddaughter of Peggy in the comics(earth 616), but the MCU(which is another universe) had other plans

[@daryl772003]

They should have stuck to granddaughter

[@thorkagemob1297]

Rhodey said to turn him into a glider. Sam would have still been able to glide down. The iron man suits cant do that especially if the arc reactor is shot out

[@johncox7169]

Still a crazy risky shot to take at that range. If Sam had moved the wrong way (which was obviously possible since he moved completely out of the shot) then it could have instantly killed him.

[@markusaraknus9296]

i recommend 'The Name of the Rose' from 1986

[@chadbennett7873]

I get such a kick out of your reactions! You're so cute how you talk to them, then anticipate where it's going. You're editing is excellent, with all the self-depreciating comments. Glad to be on this Marvel ride with you. Keep enjoying ... and you really need to watch the Hawkeye series, and I can't wait until you get to Black Widow (which precedes Hawkeye). You are going to LOVE both of them. And I will love watching along with you. Lamby must have been taking a nap ... was a no-show, or did I just miss it?

[@rdyer8764]

Agreed! Is Lamby mad about your new hair color?

[@chadbennett7873]

@@rdyer8764 Nothing will ever beat her reaction to "How To Train Your Dragon" and how excited she was when she saw the sheep, and brought up Lamby. Priceless!! Our dear Jax!

[@rdyer8764]

@@chadbennett7873 I don't know about that! This one was pretty good as well. Her reactions are just as watchable as the original films. :)) I'm so glad she's getting a following that adores her. She is a wonder!

[@chadbennett7873]

@@rdyer8764 Truth

[@JayTheDodo]

Worst reactor on KZbin hands down. So fake, she acts up so much for the cameras. None of it feels genuine, she'd act all 'giddy' if the wind changed direction.