Captain America: Civil War

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Captain America: Civil War is a pivotal film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), released in 2016. The plot centers around the Sokovia Accords, a UN proposal to regulate the Avengers due to the collateral damage they have caused. This leads to a division within the team, with Tony Stark supporting oversight and Steve Rogers opposing it, fearing government control. The story unfolds with the framing of Bucky Barnes for a bombing in Vienna, prompting Steve to help his friend, while Tony assembles a team to capture him. The film features an iconic airport battle, showcasing a variety of superheroes in a well-choreographed fight. This sequence not only highlights the visual effects and action but also deepens character relationships and sets the stage for future MCU events. The conflict culminates in a dramatic confrontation between Steve and Tony, leading to significant changes in the Avengers' dynamics. The movie explores themes of responsibility, loyalty, and the ethics of power, making it a compelling narrative within the MCU.