Captain America: Civil War was released 10 years ago this week. The $250M film opened to $179.1M and made $408M DOM (2.2 legs) and $1.153B WW, becoming the highest grossing film of 2016.
by UniverslBoxOfficeGuy
Captain America: Civil War was released 10 years ago this week. The $250M film opened to $179.1M and made $408M DOM (2.2 legs) and $1.153B WW, becoming the highest grossing film of 2016.
by UniverslBoxOfficeGuy
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Similar to **Noah**, the third act of this film is more like psychological thriller than a blockbuster film as its third act fight is NOT the kind that you want to see because of how heartbreaking it truly is.
My favorite thing about this movie is it avoided the atrocity that was the end of the Civil War comic run.
Their was a lot of hype of that film which featured Spider-Man joining the MCU played by Tom Holland
Civil War is still fantastic ten years later.
It’s got great choreographed action sequences, awesome new characters, and emotion! The airport fight scene is such a fun scene to watch and I like that it mixes great fighting while adding some funny dialogue!
Zemo was also a great villain. He’s a broken character and you 100% understand where he’s coming from. He wins by splitting the Avengers up and is the reason they fail in Infinity War.
One of the best MCU films. The Russo brothers just get this world and the characters.
Holy fuck it’s been 10 years?!?!
Top 5 MCU movie that surprisingly had very weak legs. Not sure what ended up causing that.
This movie was honestly amazing,I doubt marvel will ever make a future movie that tops this,my personal best marvel film.
However i do feel this movie underperformed a bit when you consider the cast,age of ultron made 1.4 billion dollars so maybe a mistake was not naming this an avengers movie,because this movie deserves to make twice what that movie made.
Can’t believe you can actually make a good and compelling CBM where the protagonists clashed over their ideals. Who can even fumble that kind of easy layup?
Winter Soldier >>>> Civil War
This is the Russos’ best film & I’m tired of pretending it’s not.