Everything GREAT About Captain America: Civil War!

12:38 Shout out to Scott Lang for being the only person to ever be insulted once by Tony Stark and not turn into a batshit crazy villain.

In an interview I think Mackie said the rivalry between Falcon and Soldier is because Bucky destroyed his car in Winter Soldier. I know character motivation offscreen is usually a sin, but I thought the pettiness deserved a win.

The fact that you didn't win "Jesus, Tony, how old is this kid?" "I don't know, I didn't carbon-date him, he's on the young side!" I DIED

"Since RDJ was cast as Iron Man, there has not been a better casting than Chadwick Boseman for T'Challa" R.I.P. Chadwich 🕊

"I expect them to reconcile before the huge conflict of Infinity war..." Honey, you've got a big storm coming

"Zemo is a weak villain" Say that to the guy that destroyed the Avengers and granted Thanos his win.

“There has not been a better cast than Chadwick Boseman for T’Challa” yeah.. we know :(

The Line that Spider-Man gives when he says "When you can do the things I do, but you don't, and THEN the bad things happen, they happen because of you." Should be a win since it shows that Uncle Ben has been dead for a while and it was because Peter didn't stop the robber beforehand. And he still feels responsible.

"An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. But one which crumbles from within....that's dead. Forever." ~Zemo For an average villain, he knew how to BREAK them.

Why the hell is the line “He’s my friend.” “So was I.” Not like five wins

Having recently watched the film again, I noticed something about the scene where the Winter soldier kills Tony's parents: as he picks up Howard Stark, Howard says "Sergeant Barnes?" which really changed the scene for me. The idea that someone else recognized Bucky who would be considered an old friend right before they got brutally killed was both a tragic betrayal and upsetting that Bucky didn't even realise it was Howard due to age so it didn't make any difference to the Winter soldier. That scene hits differently now

“In my culture, Death is not the end”

One of my favourite lines in the MCU is "I don't care, he killed my mom." Why? Because we know all about his relationship with his dad, we've been hearing about it since day one. All we've seen of his mum is her talking to him at the beginning in a hologram, but that one line tells you everything. It's not "my parents", it's not "my mum and dad". It's his mum, who was probably the only one (bar Pepper) who genuinely supported him without ulterior motive when he was growing up. Just... Urgh.... Gets me every time.

“I don’t care. He killed my mom.” That hit me hard. He never ever has mentioned his mom when he talks about his parents. He brings up his dad but never his mom. I felt like THAT emotional barrier he has not come to terms because he loved her unconditionally while him and his dad had some bitter moments. Honestly at that point I knew Tony was going to do whatever he can to avenge his mom’s death. Logic and reason be damned, he killed his mom. Powerful stuff. Remember this is a comic book movie. Jeez.

Anyone else miss Jarvis? I mean he had so much personality for an AI. I mean Friday's okay, but Jarvis has a special place in my heart.

Honestly Wanda probably needed that "I know you too, you're great" that Scott said, after everything she blamed herself for.

I really liked Peter’s excuse for his injuries: a fight with a guy from Brooklyn named Steve and his big friend. Not a single lie

I think a lot of people overlooked the line 'I don't care, he killed my mom'. Even after his dad says that tony was his greatest creation it still shows the amount of distance between them

“Stopping a bullet with your hand. Bet we’ll never see that again” Comedy comes in threes

I'm disappointed you didn't win Bucky's panic at seeing the book. He knew what was gonna happen when he saw it. And he tried to fight it. Sebastian Stan really nails it.