POLL: What Did You Think Of The New, Spidey-tastic "Captain America: Civil War" Trailer?

[Huntsman Spider]

Honestly Cap is harbouring a known HYDRA terrorist. It's like in A2 when Tony created Ultron and kept it a secret and everyone was on his case for it.

Oh well, Marvel residents double-standards strike again.

Bear in mind that said HYDRA terrorist was quite literally brainwashed and turned into a living weapon against his will. Bucky Barnes would not have knowingly, willingly signed up with HYDRA; those guys pretty much kidnapped him from where he fell to his presumed death in The First Avenger, brainwashed him into a barely conscious weapon, and kept him on ice for 70 years whenever they didn't need him to do some killing for them. He's as much a victim as anyone and everyone HYDRA sent him to kill, but of course, only Steve and those closest to him, plus the audience, actually know that, so from an in-universe standpoint, your point about Steve harboring a fugitive from justice and sheltering a terrorist is perfectly reasonable.

I mean it appears he breaks him out of an illegal, underwater prison. If Bucky's being detained without trial in a secret prison breaking him out of that seems like the moral choice. And after Winter Soldier it makes sense why Cap wouldn't trust unsupervised government operations.

And regardless of that Iron Man is clearly the one pushing for conflict in this trailer, when Cap still hopes to avoid a fight. No one assaulted him over the Ultron thing

He did get assaulted, from what I remember of Age of Ultron. Steve tried to sock him at least once, probably that fight scene when he thought that Tony hadn't learned his damned lesson and was at it again trying to make a new artificial intelligence to fight Ultron. And Thor did kind of choke Tony out after Ultron first unveiled himself. So in terms of exact words, Tony did get jumped over the whole Ultron situation.

[gurkle]

I'm not impressed with Marvel's trailers here. They just leave you in doubt about what the movie's even about, apart from heroes fighting each other.

Avengers: Age of Ultron was not very well promoted either, maybe because of the internal arguments about what it should be. The tone of the movie was not conveyed by the trailers, which made it seem like a much darker movie than it wound up being.

The Guardians of the Galaxy promotion, on the other hand, conveyed what kind of movie we were going to get.