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As a meme so eloquently states, “One does not simply leave a Marvel film before the credits are over”. And in Captain America: Civil War, there were two scenes that came once the credits rolled. WARNING: Spoilers ahead! At the end of the film, we got a tease of Wakanda, as Black Panther did a huge favor for Captain America. Then, we got one last look at Spider-Man as he got some new tech via Tony Stark. Now while one is clearly heading towards the path of the Black Panther movie, the other felt a little more isolated. The directors of Civil War explained why they did this approach to ComicBook.com: “That’s the one thing that I’ve always really respected at Marvel,” Anthony Russo tells ComicBook.com of post credits scenes. “They don’t get you hung up on the future. Every movie has to be what it wants to be and if you don’t get that right there is no future. The cool thing about it is there’s a lot of

Civil War is shaping up to be one of the most action-packed comic book movies ever. As two squads of heroes will do battle over what they think is right. However, as the Russo Brothers told Empire, at the core of the story is the love two friends share for each other. In this case, that’s Steve and Bucky: “These are two guys who grew up together, and so they have that same emotional connection to each other as brothers would, and even more so because Bucky was all Steve had growing up.” Steve has been haunted by Bucky’s return, trying desperately to find him and help him regain his humanity. Now that he’s found him in Civil War, a slew of questions are now arising: “Is [Bucky] good or is he bad?” Russo said. “Steve has to answer that question for himself, and there are other characters in the movie who hold the opposite point of view. It becomes very explosive. It incites a lot of conflict.” Sebastian Stan,

Though for most, Captain America: Civil War, is still a little less than two months away, some people have already seen it, and thus know what fans can expect. One such person is Sebastian Stan, who plays Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier. In an interview with Collider, he stated that he was both speechless and “in pain” after watching Civil War: “I sat there and basically there was a bowl of candy and fruit and gum in front of me and then there were sparkling waters,” he explained of his office screening of the film, “and I basically sat on the edge of my couch the entire time and ate through the entire bowl of candy. I was overly stimulated with this movie, which I’m so proud to be in because everyone is fucking awesome in it. Everyone is fucking fantastic. I walked out of it speechless, and I worked on the movie and I was there! I walked out of there and I had back pain from leaning.” This is

Part of the original Civil War comic line was a string of teasers that said “Pick Your Side”. Showing that everyone would have to make a choice. For the Captain America: Civil War movie, that will happen again, but in an interview with USA Today, but Team Captain America and Team Iron revealed why their characters picked their side. First, Team Cap: Falcon: “He respects and admires Cap because Cap earned his rank as opposed to sitting in an office and just delegating orders.” Hawkeye: “Cap was the first guy who called. Let’s just get the job done so I can get home to the family.” Scarlet Witch: Wanda is “figuring out her place and finding a family,” but “she does have a few changes of points of view in this film.” Winter Soldier: “Cap is his only shot at survival,” says actor Sebastian Stan. “It’s not like everyone’s high-fiving before going to war. There are still tensions.” Captain America: “Nobody’s wrong here. No one’s promoting evil. No one’s the