Captain America: Civil War

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    Daniel Radcliffe: 'I Would've Been a Good Spider-Man'

    If there’s one thing that was pretty much universal, it was the appreciation for Tom Holland’s portrayal of Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War. He was like a burst of sunshine in an already super fun movie. But, did you know that another young, famous British actor wanted in on that part?

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    The Ultimate 2016 Summer Movie Recipe

    What makes the ultimate summer movie? Is it high flying action? Quirky characters? Romance? SuperFan Movies went through the catalogue of this year’s biggest summer releases and broke down what goes into making a seasonal movie blockbuster: 

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    Russians Are Upset Over Spider-Man in 'Captain America: Civil War'

    Captain America: Civil War was filled to the brim with fun action and memorable performances, but the highlight for many, if not most, was Tom Holland making his debut as Spider-Man. He was pretty charming. But while we here in the grand United States (of America) were tickled by Spidey, our friends in another part of the world were not. The Hollywood Reporter pointed out that there is a contingent of Russian Marvel fans…in Russia, who are unhappy with the voice actor that was hired to dub ove

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    What 'Captain America: Civil War' Reveals About Agent Carter's Future (Spoilers!)

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    Chris Evans Answers: Did Captain America Win ‘Civil War’?

    Captain America: Civil War features a battle that comes as a result of different philosophies between Iron Man and the Cap. One might expect a comic book film that puts “war” in its title to have an ending that proclaims one side the winner, but Civil War went with a more nuanced conclusion that had no real victors. Yahoo Movies chatted with the film’s star, Chris Evans, and he suggested the only thing Captain America “won” in the end was that he remained true to himself.

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    The Two Types of Scenes Robert Downey Jr. Hates Acting In

    Robert Downey Jr. stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he blew off a little acting steam. “I hate opening doors,” said the actor. “Opening doors, pretending you’re surprised to see somebody that has been standing on the other side of the door.” He had Fallon act out opening a door and seeing a former lover he thought had been killed, only to realize he would have to kill her.

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    The 2 Types of Scenes Robert Downey Jr. Hates Acting In

    Robert Downey Jr. stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he blew off a little acting steam, talking about the scenes he dislikes acting in.