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3.martha
Hhahahahahaha, thanks for the answers...
3.martha
Why would Cap's team invade Wakanda? It's pretty clear in that mid-credits scene that Steve and T'Challa are on diplomatic terms since they managed to work out a deal to have Bucky stay in Wakanda to be in cryosleep. If anything, Black Panther would be more than welcoming to Cap's team rather than being openly hostile.
Oh no she definately will. Marvel Netflix seems to take the R-Rating like a blessing and do whatever they want. I don't see any reason why they wouldn't.
@captainrogers...one block of questions:
1)How exactly did Tony deduce that Peter was Spidey, which led him to visit Peter?
2)Was Peter like in awe that Tony came to his house, and quip about it?
3)What reason did Tony give to convince Aunt May to allow Peter to accompany him to Germany?
and
4) How did Peter part ways after the fight? In otherwords, did Tony just say, "we will be in touch" and send him home on a flight back to the States, and that was that?
Does this film work as a final film in the solo Cap trilogy? Does it wrap up themes and elements from the previous two films?
Does this film work as a final film in the solo Cap trilogy? Does it wrap up themes and elements from the previous two films?
Yes, it wraps things up the way IM3 does did but since it's a Cap film it ends bitter sweet. It's Cap saving something from his past but still not totally getting it while losing something from his present but retaining some of what he gained. And it sets him up for future adventures, it's not an end to his story.
It's kind of bittersweet, but more leaning towards the "hopeful" side with the ending showing Steve's letter to Tony.
Like seriously, I think the thing that a lot of casual fans and even some avid comic book readers don't get is that Wakanda isn't just technologically advanced and full of scientists, they're supposed to have the worlds oldest and strongest military.
Everything Kevin Feige, Ryan Coogler, and Chadwick Boseman have said points to them treating Wakanda as important part of the MCU moving forward and it being the Wakanda typically shown in the comics.
In the comics Wakanda initially fought off an invasion by Thanos, slaughtered a skrull armada that attempted to invade, and at one point revealed they huge battleships stashed all around the globe.
Can I learn. Who will win? Cap or İronman? =)
Either way Cap will still factor into Infinity War somehow
True. So maybe Bucky will eventually be let out by BP himself thus helping connect the story to the IW. For example, I had this little nifty idea.Why would he need to be broken out? It was his choice to be put there
But then if Cap is in Infinity War, then I wonder how he and Tony will be able to fight alongside each other again? I mean given the events of what will happen in Civil War I mean how will these 2 be able to co-exist?
Cap won the fight, with the help of Bucky. Sorta lost because he might be a wanted man.
Of course - Cap is the leader that basically every Avenger respects and looks up to.
But then if Cap is in Infinity War, then I wonder how he and Tony will be able to fight alongside each other again? I mean given the events of what will happen in Civil War I mean how will these 2 be able to co-exist?
You're right and nothing brings people closer together than that of a common enemy
Why is that whenever someone doesn't like the on-screen version of a character, they think the "real" version is out there? It's mandarin all over again. Sure the one-shot said there was a real mandarin but the chances of us seeing him are slim to none.