Captain America : Civil War

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I don't get it... I just don't get the need to fight each other. Infinity wars is coming and yet they do this.... just wierd kinda like Batman and Super man's fighting..dumb.

Well it would be kind of boring if they just all got along all the time & no had no conflict or any differing opinions.

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I don't get it... I just don't get the need to fight each other. Infinity wars is coming and yet they do this.... just wierd kinda like Batman and Super man's fighting..dumb.

Both the Civil War and BvS fights are comic book based.

In Civil War the conflict stems from a superhero and mutant registration law which has been part of X-Men in both comics and films since forever.

For BvS its based partly on the Frank Miller comics and partly the fact that Batman and Superman have butted heads numerous times in the comics, starting with some tellings of their first meeting. new-52-Justice-League-2-issue-2-action-a

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They should have left him out of he trailers, kept it a surprise. Overall though, it is what it is, this new trailer hasn't increased my level of excitement from what it was, maybe it's the aftereffect from Ultron, the trailers looked great for it, the movie itself though wasn't.  Just me but I'm much more excited to watch BvS than CW.

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12 hours ago, Terrigamer said:

Love the suit (presuming that it looks the way it does due to Peter being a 15 year old kid who throws it together himself, of course).

It looks like the suit is MEANT to look like, from the comics. Also, I loved the motion of the eyes!

 

I was worried we'd get the "Iron Spider" suit that Stark designed in the comic... That thing looked bloody stupid. :s

 

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