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8. Civil War Was an Avengers Movie in Disguise
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While technically a Captain America film, Civil War feels like an all-out Avengers movie. From the debut of Spider-Man to Black Panther's origin story, a gargantuan ensemble cast throws Steve Rogers and his arc out the window in favor of an all-Avengers free-for-all on the battlefield of unresolved conflicts among its members. This watered down the stakes of the personal drama in this story, where Captain America's entire arc is only a subplot amidst the greater struggle. While Civil War is undoubtedly fun, its identity as a Captain America film feels like a misstep in Marvel's otherwise tight storytelling.
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Edited by Amey Mirashi
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