Pros And Cons Of Captain America

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Captain America: Civil War thoughts Pros: Final fight (wasn't amazing but it was serviceable) Spider-Man (quips aside) Black Panther's design Hot Aunt May Ant-Man Villain actually survived. Cons: Editing Shaky cam in the first half Flick is too focused on setting up and advertising other shit rather than tell its own story (this is what every MCU does and it is beyond irritating) Bland soundtrack (like any other MCU movie) Action is a mess No use calling it a Captain America movie. Just call it Avengers 3 Flat direction Bucky wasted Forced romance Plot is too scatterbrained >implying the UN has any actual power Tony and Rogers going immediately full on murdermode rather than be rational adults and talk things through/overall

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