This would instead speak to a much greater public acceptance that Iron Man was right, thus making the conflict feel far less engaging in hindsight.Ĭaptain America in jail is an image that would upset nearly everyone and would absolutely fit into the controversy that Joe Russo is hinting at. Iron Man and Captain America are set to face off in this superhero blockbuster that will feature nearly all the Avengers but won’t be an. The comics make it feel like both parties lose in the end with the general public seeming to favour Iron Mans side somewhat in the end.
It would, nonetheless, be controversial in clearly awarding the victory to Iron Man. The stage, however, is set for this to happen, as Project 42, a superhuman prison features heavily in the comics and looks to be present in the new trailers as well. It would feel like a huge copout, refusing to acknowledge some of the most epic moments of the comic and giving Captain America an impermanent fate that nobody believes will last. The above fan-made alternate ending to the Captain America: Civil War trailer 2 comes from YouTuber Mightyraccoon and takes under-utilized Avenger Hawkeye and lets him do what he does best, starting Civil War in a whole different way, a much more violent way. But just imagine how furious people would be if Marvel committed to neither and sent him to jail instead. After all, Captain America: Civil War doesn’t hit theaters until May 6, so there’s still plenty of time to tinker with the film, or even shoot a new scene. The real question, however, is who had the best solution to their predicament Allow me to rephrase Who best handle th. One suggests hell live and carry on his role, the other that hell be killed. Answer (1 of 185): They both were right, in a way Both Tony Stark and Steve Rogers made very compelling points regarding why each of them were pro-Accords and anti-Accords.
There are seemingly two main camps for whats going to happen to Steve Rogers at the end of Civil War.
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