Movies

[TigerShadow]

Well, if you want more context, the movies you really need to see are The Avengers, CA:TWS, and Age of Ultron; you could watch the Iron Man trilogy, Ant-Man, and Captain America: The First Avenger to get some background on some of the characters, but the vast majority of the characters and conflicts in this film have arcs and concepts rooted in those three movies.

Really, the big takeaway from Civil War is that Bobby Newport has finally cemented himself a real job.

[Eleventh Doctor]

I'm Bobby Newport and I haven't worked a day in my life

[TigerShadow]

"I guess my thoughts on the Sokovia Accords are, y'know, let's just all have a good time."

[GJFH]

I'll write it out for you;
Bucky, "The Winter Soldier" was used as a tool of war for over seventy years by a subversive organisation bent on world dominion, they redesigned Bucky's system and pushed his humanity below a form of mind controlling.
Before this, him and Captain America had a admirable friendship during World War ll while fighting Nazis, and Hydra which has been around for thousands of years in the Marvel universe. During the war, Bucky fell from a train in the Alps and was presumed dead.
Later on, Captain America sacrificed himself and ended up encased for seventy years in ice. At this time, Stark's father grew as a Inventor and Scientist who worked for a government organisation against Hydra.Unknown to many, Bucky had already been brainwashed and begun his work as the Winter Soldier.

This is when he killed Stark's parents, in the mission of attaining a serum for Hydra

When Captain America regained consciousness in the Twenty-first century he witnessed the infiltration of Hydra in America's government and ran into his best friend, Bucky.
Unfortunately, Bucky didnt respond well and there was blood. Captain America ended up with the Avengers team after Bucky went missing. He and Stark bickered constantly over their differences and Stark felt inferior since his father before always mentioned knowing Captain America.
The Avengers stopped threats to the Earth from Aliens and Robots, innocent people were unfortunately killed with the destruction. So the Accords were written to ensure there would be no collateral damage, Captain America didn't want the Government controlling the work he did, this is when Bucky was flushed our when he was framed for bombing the U.N.
Captain America was willing to believe he was innocent Stark wanted to bring Bucky in and come to an agreement about the Accords.
And finally, Stark realised the one responsible for killing his parents was Bucky.

[Bethany Shepard]

GG, how have you not watched any other Marvel movies if your little sister is Rosy?

I watched The Jungle Book. It was ok. It was just another remake to me. Nothing extremely special, but good.

Also, #parksandrec

[Rosy]

GG, how have you not watched any other Marvel movies if your little sister is Rosy?

She's been at collage the past two years, plus we don't really watch movies together anyways...
As far as Civil War goes, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it. As I said before I wasn't entirely sold on the plot, but I think it was done as well as it could be. There's only one thing I truly hated about the film, but it only took up about 5 minutes max, so I can let it slide

I'm talking of course, about the Steve/Sharon thing which I saw coming in WS but still despise. Plus it felt so out of place.. "Yeah, we're currently fugitives on the run, under strict time restraints, and if we get caught my best friend will most likely be killed/imprisoned for crimes he's not guilty of, but now's a great time to kiss my dead ex's niece even though it's been less than a week since her passing."

I liked the MCU Zemo much better than the EMH's Zemo, which was basically an old man dressed like a purple sock monkey. Natasha joining Tony's "side" was made to be far less out of character than I originally thought it would be. Spiderman and Antman were also amazing. I could go on, but suffice to say, I really really liked it.
I do think Winter Solider was better as far as the political side of things, but Civil War is a contender for my favorite movie.

[Doll]

GG, how have you not watched any other Marvel movies if your little sister is Rosy?

She's been at collage the past two years

Yes, those arts and crafts take up a lot of time.

But other than that, I'd say for the same reason she's never seen Doctor Who or Sherlock.

[Bethany Shepard]

I watched Ant Man for the first time. It was really good! Probably because my expectations were so low.

[Wakko]

I watched Bo Burnham's Make Happy, it's so freaking good, oh my gosh.

[Helios]

I just watched Young Justice! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! (He's an animated character, they said; you can't fall in love with him, they said. Genuis)

[Bethany Shepard]

I just watched Young Justice! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! (He's an animated character, they said; you can't fall in love with him, they said. Genuis)

NEEEEEEEEEERD!

I watched Miss Congeniality a few days ago. GREAT movie!

[Baron von Odyssey]

Anyone here ever heard of/watched"Next Avengers: Heroes of Tommorrow"? Its a great movie.

[Helios]

It's animated, right? I've seen it on Netflix, but never watched it. What's the rating?

[Baron von Odyssey]

Yes, it is animated. Not sure what the rating is though.

[Bethany Shepard]

I started on Once Upon A Time. It's starting to get real good!

[TigerShadow]

Yes, it is animated. Not sure what the rating is though.

It's PG, and while I don't know that much about it, I do know that Captain America and Black Widow get together in it and therefore it must be everything.

[Helios]

Together? Like, dating? I MUST see this.

[TigerShadow]

They made a smol together and he's the main character of the movie.

[Baron von Odyssey]

It's just mentioned that they got married.

[Helios]

Weird. I always thought she'd marry Bucky. Russian spies and all that.

I just watched the first episode of Traveler with Matt Bomer in it. Oh my...why did they cancel this??? I love it! Although I find it hard to believe no one broke any bones during the roller-blade-down-the-stairs sequence or the chase-Tyler-across-rooftops-and-car-hoods. All hail the power of miraculous durability of non-breakable movie bones!