It's ugly, the characters are broken, and basically all of them are broken. So in the end, what the director wants to say is that the so-called superheroes are individualistic terrorists who most will not hesitate to touch the bottom line of the law and kill innocent civilians when national interests and personal feelings are in conflict. The 18-year-old Spider-Man knows that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, but Captain America and the others are just happy. This is distressed Tony, who killed his parents in front of him and was choked by the US team because he's my friend. The Winter Soldier finally replaced the death penalty that was supposed to be ushered in with freezing, and looked like I deserve it.
Winter Soldier: I'm sorry to let you see me killing your parents, but I was brainwashed. You see you knocked off one of my arms, and I also punished myself, frozen myself, and I won't wait one day. After being controlled, let me come out to play.
US team: Sorry, you are my friend but he is my friend. You made us so miserable, so you must be wrong. I broke your energy supply but I didn't kill you. I am so great.
Others: He actually wants us to abide by the law? ! come on! We are avengers!
So are you not American citizens? So you killed someone and let go of the fugitive, and then you were locked up with a miserable look, so you felt that you were right, so pitiful?
Come on, I didn't think I was breaking the law when I was standing and fighting?
And Black Widow, please think before you stand in line. Thank you. You are not a child.
You deserve it.
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