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                                                                    (Walt Disney Pictures) Heroes stand together to fight crime. However, now the heroes are against each other, trying to do what's right in their eyes. That's basically Captain America:Civil War in two sentences. Here's just one sentence that describe Civil War. Amazing in every way, and enjoyable in all the right places. Let's go further into the Captain America: Civil War review. This latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe shows Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) wanting to work with the government now, instead of being vigilantes who work without supervision or support. Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans) wants to continue working solo, without any governmental interference. So when things get messy, arguments happen. Wh...

Blu-ray available on Amazon With Captain America:Civil War (2016) due out soon, we thought it might be a good idea to watch the previous Captain America film, Captain America:The Winter Solider (2014) . Marvel has been reigning at the box office by building their cinematic universe. All they're doing is publishing films the way comics are published,something fans of the characters have wanted as long as they have been reading comic books. When something new is added, its time to play catch-up. The Winter Soldier film holds a lot of the elements that will fuel the Civil War story-line in the films. It really is required viewing before the new film comes out and without spoiling too much for the few that have not seen it, we'll list some elements that will continue in the new film. Trust No One When the story gets going (and it doesn't take long) in Winter Soldier, a mortally wounded Nick Fury warns Captain America not to trust anyone. Before that even happens ou...

Marvel: Civil War Fresh off the week of The New Jersey Comic Expo , Marvel released the first trailer for Captain America: Civil War . This is the adaptation from one of the recent, best story-lines from Marvel before they were acquired by Disney. The story has the Marvel universe split and making unlikely alliances. Heroes team-up with villains, those that were known for working with law enforcement become criminals, and it changed a lot in the comics when that story ended. Check out the trailer below, if you have not read it and your comic book reader, click the above image to pick up the book.