Therefore, after watching this movie, I was actually full of anger. It was definitely not a good feeling for the captain. Of course, it was more just a little ridiculous for what Iron Man got in the end.
Of course, based on my position, it is better for me not to comment on the captain. Originally, the two sides were opposed to each other. It was normal. There was no right or wrong. Even on the issue of the Winter Soldier, including the Winter Soldier killing Iron Man's parents, the reactions of both sides were normal. Friends A new friend is good to be old, and the Winter Soldier did kill under control.
But Iron Man's reaction is also normal. Here, I have to say that Iron Man has a prejudice against the Winter Soldier. After all, he has fought several fights, and the Winter Soldier did appear as a villain before, but when he went to support the captain, There should be no doubts about Iron Man letting go of his prejudices.
And after the truth emerged, witnessing parents being tortured and murdered, plus friends being deceived, whether it was goodwill or malice, the two emotions combined, let alone iron man, it would not be surprising for anyone to do anything. Some people always use the Black Panther's attitude towards Zemo to compare with the Iron Man, but they forget a question of time. To use a simple analogy, at the scene where the Black Panther's father was killed, who would have imagined that the Winter Soldier would have appeared at that time. If so, how much better would Black Panther's reaction be than Iron Man? forgive? Reasonable? Stop bullshitting.
So, I always think that there is no question of who is right or who is wrong between Captain and Iron Man, but it is a bit ridiculous that this movie does not do Iron Man justice. Or is it because of the name Captain America Three?
There are three keywords, betrayal, responsibility, blame.
The movie clearly expresses the word "betrayal". Maybe I can use more euphemistic words to express it, but I think it is very clear. Let's not talk about whether the betrayal is right or not. Iron Man will be stabbed in the back almost at the critical moment, no Not to mention who signed the agreement, Black Widow objected at the last moment, and Vision bombarded the war machine, not to mention the "white" lie of the captain on Iron Man's parents.
Iron Man Fang and Captain Fang six vs six? Don't be fooled by the poster, it's clearly eight to four. Allow me to spit out the spoiler, in this confrontation, the original vision of the great power actually only did one thing, that is, it almost killed his "teammate" war machine with one shot. And Spider-Man, who was originally the most suitable for playing, was actually the hardest one.
So, is betrayal deserved by the Iron Man? Yes and no.
Yes. Vision and Black Widow's "betrayal", the captain's deception, these are actually very normal. Picking up girls is the job in Vision's movies. Helping Iron Man is by the way. Black Widow I can only say that women's intuition is terrible. She felt that the captain should not be blocked, and she was right. Captain's deception? Most people would probably make the same decision, not to mention that the Winter Soldier wasn't the culprit.
no. Iron Man just implemented his philosophy, he signed the agreement, and implemented the agreement. Selfish? Many people go back to the bottom and say that Iron Man's fortune was originally linked to the government, so why would they object to the agreement, but I'm sorry, if you want to pursue these, there are not many clean heroes. And who stipulated that the Iron Man should be able to reunite and contribute money to the headquarters? Is he rich? Well, when needed, the reason is his money. When accusing, is the excuse or his money?
So, if Iron Man deserves the "betrayal", then he shouldn't suffer the "betrayal" alone.
The second is responsibility, and many people attribute the responsibility for the Sokovia incident to the Iron Man.
There is no doubt about this, no matter what the comics say, in the movie, Ultron is indeed tossed by Iron Man, so this pot, Iron Man can't escape. But what I'm saying is, what about the New York event? What about the Washington incident? Including this incident in the movie? You can't assume that Iron Man is responsible for everything just because it's called the Sokovia Agreement, and that's why he signed it. It is very clear in the movie that when Iron Man signed the agreement, the most direct contact was when he was giving a speech at the university, he was accused by a mother face to face, and he was speechless.
At this time, no one will remember how many people they saved, let alone the New York incident. If it wasn't for Iron Man who used himself as a booster for a nuclear bomb, there would be no New York.
What is responsibility? What is Iron Man's responsibility? What is the responsibility of Iron Man alone? These all need to be thought through.
Finally, I want to say the accusation, which is the most uncomfortable thing about this movie, because in this movie, I am not talking about us, the audience, it seems that anyone can blame Iron Man. We broke our fingers, first the mother, then Hawkeye, Falcon, Black Widow, Captain? Captain? no? Forgive me for not watching the movie carefully, I'm really glad that Iron Man doesn't know Ant-Man, otherwise Ant-Man would definitely have said something.
What the hell is this. Iron Man deserves to be blamed? because of what? Because he signed a deal? Because he doesn't trust the captain? Because he doesn't trust the Winter Soldier? In the final analysis, because of his usual arrogance, and his government background.
The accusations in prison made me especially uncomfortable, what did Hawkeye say? When signing the agreement, no one is forced to sign or not to sign. If you choose to retire, then you run out. This is your freedom. If you choose to help the captain, that is also your freedom. Just because he was locked up by the government, blaming Iron Man? Mouth is also your freedom. But, by allowing you to do what you think is right, you can accuse others of doing what others think is right?
Iron Man was wrong, but his fault wasn't because he signed the deal, just because he believed what he saw. In other words, except for the captain, under those conditions, who believes that the Winter Soldier is innocent? After Iron Man learned the truth, his choice was already known to everyone.
But even so, Iron Man still became the most lost person in this movie, and he took it for granted. I think this is probably the reason why countless Iron Man fans felt so angry that they even poured their anger on the captain.
Finally, let me comment on Iron Man: at least in the movie, apart from his cheap mouth, in fact, anything he does is more reliable than anyone else!
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