Captain America: Civil War (Official Thread)
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i'm going to be lit inside that theater...def going to bring the flask
Birnin Zana
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Damn Hardwicke looks short, I thought he was at least 6 "0"
This movie is gonna be
It's due to the angle, I think. He's in the far end of the shot. Chadwick's 6 ft.
Chris Evans boot has a heel on them. We all know Downey wearing some lift shoes, look how thick that heel is. Chad is close to 6ft and he's wearing flat heel shoes.
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Chris Evans boot has a heel on them. We all know Downey wearing some lift shoes, look how thick that heel is. Chad is close to 6ft and he's wearing flat heel shoes.
Chad's receipts:
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
Chadwick Boseman Teases 'Black Panther' Allegiance And 'T'Challa''s Accent In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR
Captain America: Civil War star Chadwick Boseman talks here about why Black Panther doesn't pick a side, what accent he'll be using to portray the Wakandan "prince", and much more. Read on for details!
We still don't know an awful lot about what to expect from Black Panther in Captain America: Civil War, but Empire Magazine (via What Culture) has thankfully shed some light on that today. Despite the fact that we've quite clearly seen the hero on #TeamIronMan, actor Chadwick Boseman maintains that his role in the movie is a little more complex than it appears. "It’s my political mission to tame it and get it under control," he says of the conflict between The Avengers. "T’Challa is a prince of Wakanda. All heroes have a weight on their shoulders, but there will eventually be a difference in what I have to carry politically and socially."
The actor refused to reveal whether T'Challa has undergone the process of gaining superhuman powers through that mystical ceremony and wouldn't shed any light on whether magic factors into his powerset in any way, but he did at least weigh in on his take on the prince, specifically touching on the accent he'll be using. "The idea of Wakanda is sort of, what if Timbuktu hasn’t been conquered? I basically listened to people and picked what sounded cool, since it’s not a specific place. It’s in the southern, central part of Africa. The attitude, the musicality, as is my preference of the character. It has to fit his dignity."
Co-director Anthony Russo also weighed in on Black Panther, stating: "He's an emblem and a representative of his country in the way that Captain America is, but in a different way too. Cap is an everyman who became elevated because of his virtues and Panther is a prince. So it's an interesting contrast." Joe meanwhile had nothing but good things to say about handing over T'Challa to Creed's Ryan Coogler for the character's upcoming solo outing. "He's dynamic, he loves the character, he's such a great choice to direct that movie." What do you guys think about these comments? As always, let us know your thoughts in the usual place.
Captain America: Civil War star Chadwick Boseman talks here about why Black Panther doesn't pick a side, what accent he'll be using to portray the Wakandan "prince", and much more. Read on for details!
We still don't know an awful lot about what to expect from Black Panther in Captain America: Civil War, but Empire Magazine (via What Culture) has thankfully shed some light on that today. Despite the fact that we've quite clearly seen the hero on #TeamIronMan, actor Chadwick Boseman maintains that his role in the movie is a little more complex than it appears. "It’s my political mission to tame it and get it under control," he says of the conflict between The Avengers. "T’Challa is a prince of Wakanda. All heroes have a weight on their shoulders, but there will eventually be a difference in what I have to carry politically and socially."
The actor refused to reveal whether T'Challa has undergone the process of gaining superhuman powers through that mystical ceremony and wouldn't shed any light on whether magic factors into his powerset in any way, but he did at least weigh in on his take on the prince, specifically touching on the accent he'll be using. "The idea of Wakanda is sort of, what if Timbuktu hasn’t been conquered? I basically listened to people and picked what sounded cool, since it’s not a specific place. It’s in the southern, central part of Africa. The attitude, the musicality, as is my preference of the character. It has to fit his dignity."
Co-director Anthony Russo also weighed in on Black Panther, stating: "He's an emblem and a representative of his country in the way that Captain America is, but in a different way too. Cap is an everyman who became elevated because of his virtues and Panther is a prince. So it's an interesting contrast." Joe meanwhile had nothing but good things to say about handing over T'Challa to Creed's Ryan Coogler for the character's upcoming solo outing. "He's dynamic, he loves the character, he's such a great choice to direct that movie." What do you guys think about these comments? As always, let us know your thoughts in the usual place.
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
New Details On How And When 'Spider-Man' Factors Into CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR
How does Peter Parker make his presence felt inCivil War? We have a few new details on that as well as the way The Winter Soldier makes the divide between Steve Rogers and Iron Man even greater.
The latest issue of Empire features a lot of new stills from Captain America: Civil War, but Spider-Man sadly isn't among them. He is however mentioned and we now have a better idea of how he'll factor into the movie (via What Culture). Apparently, the wall-crawler won't be making an appearance until after the heroes have chosen their respetctive sides, and it's then that Peter Parker "forms a relationship with one character." Who? They don't say, but I would place my money on Iron Man!
As for Bucky, some more details about how he factors into the movie have also been revealed. As expected, the sidekick turned HYDRA assassin is going to cause the rift between Steve and Tony to become even greater, but why? Love. "He and Steve have the emotional connection of brothers – even more so because Bucky was all Steve had growing up," Joe Russo explains. "Bucky was his protector, and that dynamic shifted when Steve Became Captain America, and now it has shifted again. The Cap-Bucky story is a love story; he can’t let go of his brother. He can reconcile Bucky’s crimes, but other people have no emotional context for Bucky, and they need to point the finger. We have no idea if he’s a hero or a villain. People are going to walk out arguing about that too."
How does Peter Parker make his presence felt inCivil War? We have a few new details on that as well as the way The Winter Soldier makes the divide between Steve Rogers and Iron Man even greater.
As for Bucky, some more details about how he factors into the movie have also been revealed. As expected, the sidekick turned HYDRA assassin is going to cause the rift between Steve and Tony to become even greater, but why? Love. "He and Steve have the emotional connection of brothers – even more so because Bucky was all Steve had growing up," Joe Russo explains. "Bucky was his protector, and that dynamic shifted when Steve Became Captain America, and now it has shifted again. The Cap-Bucky story is a love story; he can’t let go of his brother. He can reconcile Bucky’s crimes, but other people have no emotional context for Bucky, and they need to point the finger. We have no idea if he’s a hero or a villain. People are going to walk out arguing about that too."
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR To Have "Controversial" Ending; 'Pepper Potts' Confirmed To Appear
Lots of new details about Captain America: Civil War have been revealed in the latest issue of Empire Magazine, and as well as what's mentioned in the headline above, we have newAvengers: Infinity War details...
Captain America: Civil War is going to be a very big movie, and that's something which was emphasised by Joe Russo in the latest issue of Empire Magazine. Asked about the ramifications this first Phase 3 movie will have, the co-director revealed that, "The consequences of Civil War will have an even more significant impact [than The Winter Soldier]. In Civil War, we're going to change the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Psychology, and it's an extreme shift." He added: "Winter Soldier was a political thriller; this is a psychological thriller." Now, there have been a lot of rumours about how the end of the movie is going to play out, and Anthony went on to promise that fans should expect a "very dramatic ending that will be controversial for a lot of people."
As well as mentioning that test audiences have been split when it comes to rooting for either #TeamCap or #TeamIronMan, the magazine confirms that Gwyneth Paltrow took part in reshoots forCaptain America: Civil War, so we now know for sure that Pepper Potts will be back!
Going back to the way the movie wraps up and it definitely sounds as if we should expect it to set the stage for Thanos' impending arrival on Earth in Avengers: Infinity War. "We've written three movies about a pretty stoic guy, and now we get to write for all the gang," co-writer Stephen McFeely teased. "But Civil War was a walk in the park compared to these other two. We're writing scenes for characters that haven't been cast yet..." That was a sentiment echoed by Joe as he cleared up just how these movies are all tied together. "We wanted Winter Soldier, Civil War, and the Infinity War films to have a strong through line. We look at this movie as setting the stage for Infinity War, how it starts and what condition everybody is in." What do you guys think?
Lots of new details about Captain America: Civil War have been revealed in the latest issue of Empire Magazine, and as well as what's mentioned in the headline above, we have newAvengers: Infinity War details...
As well as mentioning that test audiences have been split when it comes to rooting for either #TeamCap or #TeamIronMan, the magazine confirms that Gwyneth Paltrow took part in reshoots forCaptain America: Civil War, so we now know for sure that Pepper Potts will be back!
Going back to the way the movie wraps up and it definitely sounds as if we should expect it to set the stage for Thanos' impending arrival on Earth in Avengers: Infinity War. "We've written three movies about a pretty stoic guy, and now we get to write for all the gang," co-writer Stephen McFeely teased. "But Civil War was a walk in the park compared to these other two. We're writing scenes for characters that haven't been cast yet..." That was a sentiment echoed by Joe as he cleared up just how these movies are all tied together. "We wanted Winter Soldier, Civil War, and the Infinity War films to have a strong through line. We look at this movie as setting the stage for Infinity War, how it starts and what condition everybody is in." What do you guys think?
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
Ironman dying
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
Pepper showing up for Tony funeralLets not jump to conclusions this early...
Ironman
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Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
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Chadwick Militant Boseman #CMB
