USA Today has released a deleted scene from the Captain America movie.
Showing posts with label Captain America: Civil War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captain America: Civil War. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Thor SDCC Video
Marvel has finally shared the video showing what Thor was up to during Civil War.
See what Thor was up to during #CaptainAmericaCivilWar! Get this and more on Digital HD 9/2: https://t.co/oYyfdJ8HvZhttps://t.co/0I7JFQdKAY— Thor (@thorofficial) August 28, 2016
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Gag Reel
Marvel has released a minute-long blooper video from the new Captain America version. I suspect the copy on Blu-ray will be slightly longer.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Civil War Deleted Scene 2
Entertainment Weekly has released another deleted scene from the latest Captain America movie.
Monday, August 22, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Deleted Scene 1
Marvel has released a deleted scene from Captain America: Civil War. It depict Zemo meeting up with the government psychiatrist whose identity he later steals.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Home Video Contents
Marvel has released a list of the contents of the Captain America: Civil War home video release. No release date has been given yet (at least for the US, the UK gets it on September 5).
UPDATE: I found the Marvel press release. The digital HD version will be released September 2 and all other versions will be available starting September 13.
UPDATE: I found the Marvel press release. The digital HD version will be released September 2 and all other versions will be available starting September 13.
- United We Stand, Divided We Fall — The Making of Captain America: Civil War – Part 1 & 2 – From skinny volunteer to backbone of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, chart Captain America’s journey through every decisive moment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in this complete behind-the-scenes look at a landmark in the Marvel saga.
- Captain America: The Road to Civil War — Explore the First Avenger’s fascinating evolution from loyal soldier to seasoned, conflicted hero who questions authority.
- Iron Man: The Road to Civil War — Tony Stark’s path has been no less epic or transformative than that of his friend and ally, Steve Rogers.
- Open Your Mind: Marvel’s Doctor Strange — Exclusive Sneak Peek — Go behind and beyond the scenes as Doctor Strange makes his journey to the big screen.
- Audio Commentary — With Directors Anthony and Joe Russo and the screenwriters.
- Gag Reel
- Deleted and Extended Scenes
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Review
I'm totally calling it right now: Bucky Barnes is in the Black Panther movie. I'm not sure what he's doing in it, but he's in it. Maybe he'll cause political turmoil when it's discovered T'Challa has him in deep freeze. Maybe he'll be the sidekick T'Challa calls in to help. I don't know, but we've got almost two years to speculate.
So I spent the most of the credits trying to guess what the post-credits scene would be. I was hoping for Carol Danvers, but I figured if she was in there I would have seen it somewhere on the internet. After that, I was hoping for SHIELD, but figured that probably would have found its way to my screen as well. At that point, I decided it was likely either Doctor Strange or Guardians of the Galaxy since both of those had been filming recently and any post-credits scene filming could be passed off as filming for the movie. I'm not sure why I wasn't expecting Spider-Man. I mean, he's one of, if not the, most popular character in Marvel.
I'm still waiting for MCU Kate Bishop. Realistically, there are two people Clint would have rounded up for the fight besides Scott and Wanda: Kate Bishop and Bobbi Morse. I mean, the only reason Kate wouldn't appear is that makes too many heroes and then Marvel would have to acknowledge that something resembling the Fraction comics exists in the MCU. I guess I'll just have to hope for an appearance in Agents of SHIELD season 4. There's also no way he isn't besties with Philinda, but they've obviously got their hands full and can't go doing illegal stuff now that they have government sanction again. Also, either side could have called in Daredevil or Jessica Jones, who are at least somewhat publicly known.
Bucky said there was no way to get Hydra out of his head, but can't they just use the TAHITI protocol? Just have Bucky join SHIELD for a few episodes while FitzSimmons works out how best to proceed. Coulson could definitely use another tactical agent. Barring that, last I checked, Wanda is telepathic. Couldn't she just wiggly-woo Bucky's mind back together?
Speaking of Wanda, I'm disappointed that the term "wiggly-woo" was never used in the dialogue. I know it started out mostly as a behind-the-scenes thing to describe Elizabeth's unscripted hand movements, but it would have been such a great thing to include.
That speech by Sharon definitely played a role in Steve's decision to oppose the Sokovia Accords. It was basically Sharon saying that Peggy would always stick to her principles and refuse to compromise, which is exactly what Steve did. I mean, there's no way Steve isn't going to hold the Carter women's opinions to a higher standard than anyone else's.
I saw the fact that Tony wasn't the main villain coming miles away. I mean, first of all, some press release months ago went and said Rumlow and Zemo were the main villains. But then the trailers and promotional material went and almost completely ignored Zemo. They made it look the real fight was Steve vs Tony. I mean, we even saw the moment where they called a truce, but it was made to look confrontational. Zemo spent most of the movie looking for the information he would use to manipulate Tony. Someone on Tumblr pointed out (and I don't remember the promotional material for Winter Soldier enough to know how accurate this is) that the trailers and clips for Winter Soldier (which has the same writers and directors as Civil War) lied about a large portion of the plot and completely omitted the resurgence of Hydra. I knew right away then that the focus on Tony as the villain had to be at least somewhat false. I mean, obviously they had to have enough footage of it to make multiple trailers and clips. But even the line about Tony wanting to punch Steve in his perfect teeth was largely a jab at Howard's glorification of Steve. The footage of Tony firing some missiles was cut together with Rumlow shooting at Steve to make it look like Tony was shooting at Steve (though now that I think about it, he was probably shooting at Steve anyway).
So the Avengers are what now, a rogue criminal group? The only ones who aren't on the lam are Tony, Rhodey (who's hospitalized), Vision, Black Panther, and Spider-Man. Everyone else is either MIA, a criminal, or in cryogenic deep freeze. The next time we see any of these characters will be next year's Spider-Man movie, so we'll have to wait until then to see what the status of the group is. Unless Feige, the Russos, or Agents of SHIELD confirms it ahead of time. I mean, we could only have to wait until Tuesday to find out.
So I spent the most of the credits trying to guess what the post-credits scene would be. I was hoping for Carol Danvers, but I figured if she was in there I would have seen it somewhere on the internet. After that, I was hoping for SHIELD, but figured that probably would have found its way to my screen as well. At that point, I decided it was likely either Doctor Strange or Guardians of the Galaxy since both of those had been filming recently and any post-credits scene filming could be passed off as filming for the movie. I'm not sure why I wasn't expecting Spider-Man. I mean, he's one of, if not the, most popular character in Marvel.
I'm still waiting for MCU Kate Bishop. Realistically, there are two people Clint would have rounded up for the fight besides Scott and Wanda: Kate Bishop and Bobbi Morse. I mean, the only reason Kate wouldn't appear is that makes too many heroes and then Marvel would have to acknowledge that something resembling the Fraction comics exists in the MCU. I guess I'll just have to hope for an appearance in Agents of SHIELD season 4. There's also no way he isn't besties with Philinda, but they've obviously got their hands full and can't go doing illegal stuff now that they have government sanction again. Also, either side could have called in Daredevil or Jessica Jones, who are at least somewhat publicly known.
Bucky said there was no way to get Hydra out of his head, but can't they just use the TAHITI protocol? Just have Bucky join SHIELD for a few episodes while FitzSimmons works out how best to proceed. Coulson could definitely use another tactical agent. Barring that, last I checked, Wanda is telepathic. Couldn't she just wiggly-woo Bucky's mind back together?
Speaking of Wanda, I'm disappointed that the term "wiggly-woo" was never used in the dialogue. I know it started out mostly as a behind-the-scenes thing to describe Elizabeth's unscripted hand movements, but it would have been such a great thing to include.
That speech by Sharon definitely played a role in Steve's decision to oppose the Sokovia Accords. It was basically Sharon saying that Peggy would always stick to her principles and refuse to compromise, which is exactly what Steve did. I mean, there's no way Steve isn't going to hold the Carter women's opinions to a higher standard than anyone else's.
I saw the fact that Tony wasn't the main villain coming miles away. I mean, first of all, some press release months ago went and said Rumlow and Zemo were the main villains. But then the trailers and promotional material went and almost completely ignored Zemo. They made it look the real fight was Steve vs Tony. I mean, we even saw the moment where they called a truce, but it was made to look confrontational. Zemo spent most of the movie looking for the information he would use to manipulate Tony. Someone on Tumblr pointed out (and I don't remember the promotional material for Winter Soldier enough to know how accurate this is) that the trailers and clips for Winter Soldier (which has the same writers and directors as Civil War) lied about a large portion of the plot and completely omitted the resurgence of Hydra. I knew right away then that the focus on Tony as the villain had to be at least somewhat false. I mean, obviously they had to have enough footage of it to make multiple trailers and clips. But even the line about Tony wanting to punch Steve in his perfect teeth was largely a jab at Howard's glorification of Steve. The footage of Tony firing some missiles was cut together with Rumlow shooting at Steve to make it look like Tony was shooting at Steve (though now that I think about it, he was probably shooting at Steve anyway).
So the Avengers are what now, a rogue criminal group? The only ones who aren't on the lam are Tony, Rhodey (who's hospitalized), Vision, Black Panther, and Spider-Man. Everyone else is either MIA, a criminal, or in cryogenic deep freeze. The next time we see any of these characters will be next year's Spider-Man movie, so we'll have to wait until then to see what the status of the group is. Unless Feige, the Russos, or Agents of SHIELD confirms it ahead of time. I mean, we could only have to wait until Tuesday to find out.
Friday, May 6, 2016
Pre-Order Captain America: Civil War
Captain America: Civil War is in theaters starting today. Here's where you can order your own copy. Right now, the movie is on pre-order, with sales expected to begin in August or September.
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Captain America: Civil War TV Spot 7
Marvel has released another Captain America TV spot. See the film in theaters starting this evening.
“I’m sorry it’s come to this.” #CaptainAmericaCivilWar in theaters tonight! Get tickets now: https://t.co/2Ei6cbmucGhttps://t.co/AiVUhHKAKq— Captain America (@CaptainAmerica) May 5, 2016
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Captain America: Civil War TV Spot 6
Marvel has released another TV spot for Captain America: Civil War. See it in theaters this weekend.
In 5 days, see #TeamCap and #TeamIronMan battle in #CaptainAmericaCivilWar! Get tickets now: https://t.co/2Ei6cbmucGhttps://t.co/JQhpSzjfKp— Captain America (@CaptainAmerica) May 1, 2016
Friday, April 29, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Clip 5
Chadwick Boseman was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and brought with him a clip from Captain America: Civil War.
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Captain America: Civil War TV Spot 5
Marvel has released another TV spot for Captain America: Civil War, featuring another look at Spider-Man.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Dual Poster
Marvel has released a pair of poster for next week's Captain America movie which combine into a larger poster.
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Sunday, April 24, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Image Dump
I'm not sure in what context these photos were released, since I could only find them on a Spanish-language site that somebody on Tumblr linked to. Because there's so many of them, I've put them under a cut. Unfortunately, there's too many people in these photos for me to tag all of them, given Blogspot's 20 tag/200 character limit.
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Monday, April 18, 2016
Captain America: Civil War TV Spots 3 & 4
By the way, I'm pretty sure there are more TV spots than this, but I've only been posting the ones that came through official channels.
Roll call. #TeamCaphttps://t.co/oeC4UkUZ0v— Captain America (@CaptainAmerica) April 18, 2016
Roll call. #TeamIronManhttps://t.co/Bh7RDjnhs2— Tony Stark (@Iron_Man) April 18, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Clip 4
Marvel has released another Civil War clip. This seems to be confirming the theory I read online that Bucky gets captured peacefully, but then someone accidentally activates his programming.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Captain America: Civil War Clip 2
Marvel has released a second clip from the new Captain America movie.
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Captain America: Civil War B-Roll
Marvel has released some b-roll footage from Captain America: Civil War. Note that this probably contains spoilers.
Monday, April 11, 2016
Civil War IMAX Poster
IMAX has released their own poster for Captain America: Civil War.
Our @CaptainAmerica Civil War exclusive art challenges you to pick a side: retweet with #TeamCap or #TeamIronMan! pic.twitter.com/VCBris7Bpq— IMAX (@IMAX) April 11, 2016
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