Captain America (Chris Evans) and Falcon (Anthony Mackie) stand against the idea and refuse to put pen to paper.
Some, like Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.), Vision (Paul Bettany), Rhodes (Don Cheadle), and Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) The team understands the destruction they've wrought, much of it inadvertent, and laments every loss of The United Nations has drafted a proposal that would place the Avengers under its own control, bureaucratically deciding when theyįight, where, and against who or what. Collateral damage has skyrocketed in each of their battles against impossible odds and challenging foes. The Avengers have done their part to save the world on countless occasions, but the dirty truth cannot be ignored any longer: their actions areĬosting lives. Side would rather retain autonomy and take the fight to the enemy without any oversight beyond the group's innermost circle. Give up control of the group - the decision-making process of who to fight, where, and when - to a worldwide governmental body, while the other But that's what's happening in Captain America: Civil War, a story of a fractured Avengers, with one side Somebody needs to stand up, andīad things will happen as a result, even at the hands of those fighting with the best intentions in mind. Works, and no matter how many documents are signed, conflict resolution probably never will work quite like that. It be nice if conflicts could be settled with the shake of a hand and an understanding between the differing parties? History says that's not how it Battling evil and oppression, as much as one would like to believe there's another alternative, requires sacrifices of man and material.
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone might have had tongue planted firmly in cheek when they once sang, "freedom isn't free there's a hefty f-ing fee." But there's a lot of truth War is a messy thing, and so too is saving the world.
Reviewed by Martin Liebman, September 6, 2016 Captain America: Civil War Blu-ray Review
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