10 Ways Captain America: Civil War Could Be A Disaster

By Connor Briggs-Morris /

8. Not Wrapping Up Steve€™s Arc

Despite the abundance of other characters in the film, it€™s essential that Marvel remembers this is first and foremost a Captain America film. They€™ve said all the right things so far, assuring fans that they€™re going to give him the focus and it€™s important that they€™re telling the truth, because failing to appropriate wrap up the character arc of Steve Rogers would be a huge mistake. To look back at how far he€™s come since the meek volunteer from The First Avenger is astounding and the film would be wise to remind us of that. It€™s even more essential to harken back to these moments since his still-recovering relationship with Bucky figures to play a massive role in the film. This is also so important because Tony Stark is known to dominate the screen when he's there. Having the always charismatic Robert Downey Jr. as a co-lead means they risk pulling the focus away from Cap a lot more than they have in the past. Yes, at this point, we know what Captain America is about but there€™s always room for him to develop more and experience personal growth. Surely a conflict with one of his closest friends will do that for him, it would just be a shame if that wasn't highlighted.