External Conflicts In Captain American Films

Two movies with external conflicts are Captain America: Civil War and
The Shining.
Captain America: Civil War’s conflict was that the government was not happy with how the Avengers were fighting their wars, primarily because there were hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to the cities and civilian deaths.
Tony Stark and Steve Rogers start fighting with each other over how to solve the issue, with Tony on the government’s side and Steve basically saying that he is a traitor. They end up splitting up the Avengers with this fight, and the whole group ends up in a war against each other.
The Shining’s conflict starts with Jack, a husband and father who moves his family to the dark and foreboding Overlook Hotel for the winter so he can take a job as the hotel’s caretaker. When

(Identify one for each type of conflict)
A movie with a person vs person conflict is Nerve, a book with a person vs society conflict is The 5th Wave, a movie with a person vs nature conflict is The Day
After Tomorrow, a book with a person vs himself conflict is Simon vs the Homo Sapiens
Agenda, and a movie with a person vs supernatural conflict is The Babadook.
Nerve’s conflict starts with the explanation of a online game called Nerve. There are two groups: Players and Watchers. The Watchers give the Players different dares, which get increasingly more dangerous and terrifying until the Players either give up or fail, meaning they are out of the game. The Players compete against each other to get the most followers and views on the app.
The 5th Wave’s conflict is that aliens had officially taken over Earth. They were trying to kill all the humans so they could have the whole planet. One girl, Cassie, is one of the only survivors of the entire human race. She repeatedly escapes the aliens’ attempts to kill her and the other humans, usually being the only survivor every single time. Her only two goals are to survive this new world she is living in and to find her