The Moment: The fact that Captain America: Civil War is going to revolve around the famous Civil War comic book arc pretty much suggests that Avengers: Age of Ultron is going to end on something of a downer, in which Cap (Chris Evans) and Iron Man (Tony Stark) are left on opposing sides of a government initiative to heighten accountability for superheroes. To see that moment teased in Age of Ultron, as it surely will be, is going to almost certainly result in one of the most intense and exciting moments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far. Why It Will Define 2015: Because it's the only truly significant MCU movie coming out this year (sorry, Ant-Man), and will likely set the tone moving forward, as Iron Man and Captain America are presumably forced into opposition heading into next year's Civil War movie. With James Spader's sure-to-be-iconic villain providing the impetus for this division, Age of Ultron's hopefully dark, complex finale will give audiences plenty to look forward to next year.
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