Captain America 3: CIVIL WAR (May 6, 2016)

[kuronosan]

haha, Russians just HATE to acknowledge anything American. The translations read as The First Avenger: Opposition. Whoever translated those really needs English/Russian lessons. Terrible. And the "Divided We Fall" is literally translated as "Quartered We Falling"

It actually says "Divided, (we) will fall".

Source: wife is Russian.

[Hirronimus]

Eh. I've read is as "quartered". It reads as both, really. Either case. "Opposition"? Ask your wife how to say Civil War in Russian. lol

[Headspace]

Got a chance to catch an advanced screening this weekend and all I can say is WOW.

Spoiler: show

That airport scene was everything advertised and more.

Loved the Thor cameo.

Hank Pym :'(

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[6souls]

Nice spioler

[kuronosan]

Yea no that one is horrible. Opposition is likely used because you still have separatists living in Russia and "Civil War" is not likely something they want to promote. I'll ask her though.

[Hirronimus]

Motherfucking Headspace.

[Insanecyclone]

[Dantrag]

I thought Bucky was just an arm? I didn't realize he was Cap level...

[Krandor]

In the comics outside of the arm he's a normal human being, at least up until he popped some of that sweet sweet Infinity Formula.

[Myrrh_Quetz]

Don't forget, in Cap 1, he was being experimented on with different shit. That mixed with just fighting Nazis with Cap and then being a super assassin.

[kuronosan]

I think Feige had said the Nazis basically made him the same as Cap but the arm puts him at an advantage.

[Anakron]

He's been operating since WW2, unlike Cap who was on ice most of the time, so he can't be a normal human. I always thought he was basically a slightly weaker Cap, plus the arm.

[Dantrag]

Just that one scene he was basically running as fast if not slightly faster than Cap and maybe BP. I knew he'd be above average human I just didn't think he was super human... then the super hero jump... was like uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

[Deftscythe]

He's been operating since WW2, unlike Cap who was on ice most of the time, so he can't be a normal human. I always thought he was basically a slightly weaker Cap, plus the arm.

I don't think he was operating continuously all that time. Pretty sure he was in some kind of stasis and Hydra just brought him out when they needed somebody to get extra dead.

[Guyverarmor]

I don't think he was operating continuously all that time. Pretty sure he was in some kind of stasis and Hydra just brought him out when they needed somebody to get extra dead.

Correct Deftscythe.

Basically the Soviets would cryo him whenever he was not used to assassinate political figures, enemies, etc.

[Kaslo]

Watch at own risk. There are little spoiler nuggets throughout.

[Hirronimus]

I can't stand Kevin Smith, so I won't be spoiled. lol

[6souls]

Watched it last night. Kevin's co-host, who saw the film, is careful with his spoilers. The 15 minute airport fight scene is a good selling point.

[Zeb]

a TL:DR for that video, Kevin's co-host, who I believe is a writer for an L.A. paper, says it's the best Marvel movie to date.

[Tyrath]

I just rewatched Winter Soldier and that is definitely the best solo MCU movie so far. Can't wait to see how Civil War goes.