'Captain America: Civil War' Movie News: Movie Potrays Iron Man in a Different Light
Just how different Iron Man will be in the upcoming "Iron Man 4: Civil War?" For fans of the superhero and those who saw "Avengers: Age of Ultron," the answer may be already known as Iron Man himself, Robert Downey, Jr., said that the clues are in the said "Avengers" movie.
"Captain America: Civil War" will begin from where "Avengers: Age Of Ultron" ends. This upcoming Marvel film will tackle the differences among the members of the Avengers, specifically their views and opinions regarding the issue of governance.
In the movie, Iron Man, aka Tony Stark, is open to the idea of giving politicians and the government control over the team of superhero while Captain America, aka Steve Rogers, is adamantly against the new ruling. This will lead to the faction between two groups of superheroes, one helmed by Iron Man and the other by Captain America.
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According to Downey, the major change in the political climate in the U.S. government will have a big impact on Tony Stark, pushing Iron Man to display acts that are unbecoming of him.
Meanwhile, this battle between the superheroes themselves should not come as a surprise, though, according to Marvel Studios boss, Kevin Feige. While it's true that they battle villains as a group, it is realistic to view them as individuals with differences. With that, the best avenue to showcase their set of differences is via the film "Captain America: Civil War."
However, "Captain America: Civil War" is not only about tackling the differences among the members of the Avengers and other superheroes. According to the film's director, the movie will also show the change of psychology in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is also reported that the movie will have a dramatic ending that will surely leave the fans talking
If the movie strictly adheres to how the story pans out in its comic book version, then, it won't really take a lot of brains for diehard Marvel fans to know what the "dramatic ending" will be. In the comic book version of "Civil War," spoilers ahead, Captain America is shot dead after he turns himself in for an arraignment.
"Captain America: Civil War" hits the theaters U.S. theaters on May 6.
