

- SPIDERMAN CAPTAIN AMERICA CIVIL WAR SET PHOTOS MOVIE
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"What's interesting about Cap is that he had two family units, one from the past, and one in the present. "The way we answered the question was, of course it could be made into Captain America film if the story is told from his point of view, and if the plot is incredibly resonant with his world," said Joe.
SPIDERMAN CAPTAIN AMERICA CIVIL WAR SET PHOTOS MOVIE
The dilemma for the Marvel Studios brain trust was whether Civil War - in which a vast number of superheroes align either with Cap or Tony - was more of an Avengers movie than a Captain America movie.
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The team circled the idea of basing their story on Civil War, a 2006 Marvel comic series by Mark Millar that pits Cap (Chris Evans) against Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) as ideological opposites after the government attempts to place superheroes under its expressed control. (Warning: This story contains MAJOR SPOILERS.) In late April, BuzzFeed News sat down with the brothers - who came up in the industry directing comedies like 2002's Welcome to Collinwood and 2006's You, Me and Dupree, and TV shows like Arrested Development and Community - to understand how they pulled together one of the largest and most challenging superhero movies yet. Which is to say that making Captain America: Civil War was a Hulkulean task for directors Joe and Anthony Russo. On top of that, two significant new superheroes to the MCU set to launch their own movie franchises in the coming years - Black Panther and Spider-Man - are introduced in Civil War, the latter after an unprecedented and frankly miraculous negotiation between two rival movie studios. And, unlike every other movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date, these superheroes are not battling with an external enemy, but among themselves. Captain America: Civil War features one of the largest principal casts ever assembled for a Marvel Studios film, especially one centered around a single titular superhero.
