The first clip for Captain America: Civil War has finally debuted online. This was the exclusive clip and trailer that debuted during last Saturday’s broadcast of the MTV Movie Awards. You can check out the video in all its greatness below.
The clip starts out with the new Avengers team, led by Captain America, going into battle against some hostile soldiers. Falcon, the Scarlet Witch and Captain America all use good teamwork and are operating as a well-oiled machine. Seeing Cap in action is a sight to behold as drops down from the air, knocking out a soldier into a vehicle with his shield. Then he straight up kicks a truck into another bad guy, and takes them down using his shield. Falcon also launches his Redwing drone. The teamwork that shows Scarlet Witch setting up a bad guy to get clothes-lined by Falcon is very cool. The clip ends with Scarlet Witch launching Cap into a building with her telekinetic powers. It’s really action packed. The footage then ends with another montage for the film, which is due out next month.
So far, it looks like Civil War is coming together very well. The action definitely looks insane and like this will be quite the spectacle. Captain America: Civil War finally arrives in theaters on May 5.
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