Captain America: Civil War - Final Trailer

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Tony Stark chose red for his Iron Man suit despite Jarvis insisting it had no tactical advantage. It could easily be written off in the film as a character preference. It does make the character cartoony. Kind of got a Green Lantern vibe from the suit and a Deadpool vibe from the eyes. Ryan Reynolds must be haunting this trailer.

I hope they lamp shade it, but I'm not expecting to see much of *Peter* in this, just like Spidey shows up for a bit, but it doesn't really go into who he is. We shall see though.

I'm usually very optimistic about Spider-Man. I enjoyed Spidey 3 and both of the Amazing movies.
 
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I knew that those eyes reminded me of something...
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So the thing that took Rhodes out was a Vision blast? Been trying to figure it out. Looks like Wanda taking over Vision happens inside the airport terminal.
 
It was in these comic books that a guy called Stan Lee wrote. The shit talking was also false bravado to hide how scared he really was.

So in other words a comic-book where we can't actually hear the characters? In almost every animated/video game/film version he's sounded like a teenager in/out of the costume.
 
I love Spiderman in general, but I'm not feeling this.

Can't stand the actor they picked.

His appearance in the trailer looked on par with a fan edit.

Also that line up run lol.
 
So in other words a comic-book where we can't actually hear the characters? In almost every animated/video game/film version he's sounded like a teenager in/out of the costume.
& Spidey talking smack had nothing to do with the pitch of his voice.

Anything to complain about really. When Garfield was doing his cringey flirting his voice went super-sonic. Same deal with Maguire actually.
 
I've never seen so much criticism over two words said in a trailer as much as Spiderman's.

People being overly critical and judgmental.

And on the other hand, people pissing their pants (not literally, obviously) over eyes and a belt. Its corporate pop mythology in the Internet age, it comes with the content.
 
How do the eyes not make sense? They seem to be like camera lenses. If they zoom in and out to let him see where to fire his webs better, then they make sense.

No previous version of the character needed such optics. Why both know why they've done it, and it isn't to prevent glare (something regular none mechanical lenses can do just fine) or let him zoom in to see where to shoot his webs.

Tony zooms all the time in his suit. Where are his zoom lenses or whatever?
 
I really want to see their justification for this

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Black Widow is so out of place here. Everyone else can either fly, has power armor, is a genetically enhanced super soldier or can shoot fire out of their hands. But Black Widow... I guess she has a gun or something.

Otherwise, I do like the new Spide-Man costume, even if his voice doesn't fit at all.
 
& Spidey talking smack had nothing to do with the pitch of his voice.

Anything to complain about really. When Garfield was doing his cringey flirting his voice went super-sonic. Same deal with Maguire actually.

Also worth noting that Ultimate Spider-Man dripped with villains hating Spider-Man because he was obviously an annoying fucking teenager.
 
Hardly. Organic webbing makes for a much more coherent character origin and less contrived than "I also now know how to make this wonder-polymer and in quantities that defy the laws of physics."

That said, comic fans hate it, so props to them for going back to webshooters after the original trilogy.

Raimi's sensibility: "A man imbued with the power of a spider through a weird experiment is fine...but him making his own web shooters defies physics - I know, I'll make the web come out of his wrists - even though on real spiders, it comes out of their ass...whatever - delusional fans will defend me on the internet."

Brother, changing the way Spiderman's webshooters work is like not killing batman's parents. It denies a very certain part of the character's core identity. Sorry.
 
My only problem is that Spidey doesn't look a like a teenager. Sounds like one, but doesn't look like one. He's more muscular and better build than any of the previous Spider Mans.
 
yikes at that spiderman scene. he looks fantastic but they definitely should have ADR'd that voice again. it felt like a first take. very underwhelming energy.

but he looks great for sure (a bit too much like a toy tho) and i like the tone of this trailer. there's stakes here that i actually give a shit about.
 
Black Widow is so out of place here. Everyone else can either fly, has power armor, is a genetically enhanced super soldier or can shoot fire out of their hands. But Black Widow... I guess she has a gun or something.

Otherwise, I do like the new Spide-Man costume, even if his voice doesn't fit at all.

Hawkeye is a super soldier or shoot fire out of his hands?
 
yikes at that spiderman scene. he looks fantastic but they definitely should have ADR'd that voice again. it felt like a first take. very underwhelming energy.

but he looks great for sure and i like the tone of this trailer. there's stakes here that i actually give a shit about.
I think it might be replaced for the final movie. It felt really placeholder/trailer line to me.
Glad they went away from the glued on webs. Never liked that.
Glued on webs look like a pain in the ass to maintain.
 
So in other words a comic-book where we can't actually hear the characters? In almost every animated/video game/film version he's sounded like a teenager in/out of the costume.

It was part of his character. He spoke a specific way, for specific reasons. Including both his tone of voice and the wisecracking. It made him stand out as different because while there were other cocky superheroes, here was a kid only pretending to be that.

Peter talked like he thought a super hero was supposed to talk. It was a front.
 
No previous version of the character needed such optics. Why both know why they've done it, and it isn't to prevent glare (something regular none mechanical lenses can do just fine) or let him zoom in to see where to shoot his webs.

Tony zooms all the time in his suit. Where are his zoom lenses or whatever?

You mean the ones that were criticized for being too static and lacking in expression when Spider-Man is meant to be a lively looking character and animated adaptions often had his mask expressively move with his facial expressions. Even comic panels have had his eyes widen or narrow to communicate more.

They decided they want the eyes to move on the costume, and they also decided they weren't going to do it like Deadpool's where they just move because it's a cartoonish sort of movie, they have them actually mechanically move in the mask. The end goal is moving eyes, but they'll have a reason in-universe made up for them, so what's the problem?
 
I don't go round looking for Lego sets, I doubt I would have encountered one before or after seeing the film, and you can bet any website posting the pictures in an article would use a spoiler warning. What's not to understand here?

It's merchandise directly tied to the film which this thread is about. Disney and Marvel gave TLG the OK to mass produce this set and send it to multiple retailers well before the release date. If they wanted to keep it a secret than they would have released the set after the film.

This is no different than someone posting a magazine cover that reveals a new bit of information that you didn't know before. The studio wants that info out in the open and if you want to avoid it you should not enter any thread about the film.

Anyways, this is OT.
 
hopefully spiderman dies in this movie

Hahahahaha oh my god everyone would just leave

Black Widow is so out of place here. Everyone else can either fly, has power armor, is a genetically enhanced super soldier or can shoot fire out of their hands. But Black Widow... I guess she has a gun or something.

She's there to beat Hawkeye's ass like he owes her money.

AGAIN.

yikes at that spiderman scene. he looks fantastic but they definitely should have ADR'd that voice again. it felt like a first take. very underwhelming energy.

Nah it totally fits what they're going for, which is Spidey being a little bitch
 
I just saw a trailer breakdown that paused to show how many casualties were reported at each of the incidents the Avengers were being lectured about by Gen Ross.

New York: 74

Washington DC: 23

Sokovia: 177

That's really, really, ridiculously low. I'd maybe buy it for DC because the Helecarriers were heavily automated and went down over water but the New York number is just baffling.

I know this falls under the general problem of writers having no sense of scale but you have a full scale invasion of one of the most populated cities on Earth and less than a hundred people died? Why is anyone complaining about the Avengers? It is mind boggling that anyone would be giving them any shit if they managed to keep the casualty rate in double digits.
 
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