When MTV caught up with Evans himself at the junket for his upcoming directorial debut, “Before We Go,” we had to ask about the imbalance in power. So does Evans agree that Cap’s team seems out of their depth?
“Do we?” Evans said pointedly, before mysteriously adding, “Well, maybe you’ll have to see the movie to find out.”
Is Captain America overpowered in ‘Civil War’? Chris Evans weighs in
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I was also thinking that! The Vision alone could destroy the entire “Team Cap”… Where will Spider-Man fit in this movie? In the comics he is mentored by Tony Stark and is given the Iron Spider-suit, but then turns against Tony. I also know that Iron Man has hunted Spider-Man sometimes. Could Spidey have a bigger role in this movie than expected? And is this Chris Evans last movie as Captain America since he dies in the comics and Falcon picks up the shield?
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Bucky picks up the shield.
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i would say that now that the vision is its own entity he no longer responds to stark as a servant, i mean, stark is no longer able to even adress to him as J.A.R.V.I.S.; so i think that tony will have a hard time learning that the vision has his own view on things… and those might be similiar to cap’s… also i wouldn’t count on black widow showing her full allegiance to team stark… after all, she’s originally a spy ;) and it wouldn’t be surprising if she’s just with him for intel gathering or sabotage… (maybe even without cap´s knowledge…) and don’t forget antman, he comes with his burglar buddies included… it would be fun to have the russian one to hack stark’s systems of mess his armor’s A.I. up.
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The thing that make’s no sence is the fact that Black Widow is on Tony’s side. I really hope she works undercover for Cap, because otherwise it’s a real mistake by Marvel.
It would actually be a real plothole on Marvels part, considering the relationship between Cap and BW that was established in Cap 2.