This is the worst of the five or six movies in the Marvel series I have ever seen. I found that the "Civil War" was in the Captain America series instead of the Avengers series, and I felt that the signs were wrong. According to the comics, the Civil War was triggered by the Superhero Registration Act. This is a subject with a lot of room for development, and it’s okay to shoot a trilogy. In the movie, the fuse completely becomes the little love between Captain America and Bucky. It's really enough, I'm a straight man, why should I look at this kind of selling rotten setting.
All the elements that drive the plot of this film are reluctant. In the first half of the paragraph, there is an international treaty that is claimed to be signed by 117 countries. Does the screenwriter know whether to sign a bilateral international treaty between two countries? The first draft can last a year. In particular, an international treaty signed by 117 countries, with more than 400 pages visually inspected, how did it come out in a few days? This Nima is really the most dangerous superpower in the film. I really want this super power, so he can reach the pinnacle of the lawyer industry in minutes. To make matters worse, although the international treaty is not as deep as the Superhero Registration Act, it is still a topic worth discussing at any rate, but this setting was completely forgotten after the terrorist attack, and the screenwriter was too lazy to dig into this setting. The reason why these superheroes are happy to open the airport has nothing to do with this treaty. To put it bluntly, the arrangement of this international treaty is just to pretend to be connected with the plot of the comics. The essence of this story is to cover up the fact that Captain America saw the IQ of the base friends go offline and the world turned face. As for me, until the end of the movie, I still care about whether the treaty is signed or not.
The latter half of the plot is even more ridiculous. Captain America found clues to the villain and informed Iron Man that he would die. Even if Iron Man doesn't listen, the IQ of the widow sister is still reliable. Even if the US team made up their minds to elope with Bucky, how could the IQs of other people go offline. And even if you fight, don't involve Wanda, okay? Believe it or not, if Wanda breaks down emotionally, he can destroy the entire planet. Every time I see Wanda being attacked, I shake my heart for you.
Anyway, the whole film is played for the sake of playing, and it is meaningless to play too much. I still prefer to watch the scenes of the widow sister and the US team.
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