The star-studded movie sees plenty of "The Avengers" back on
screen, led by Chris Evans who plays Captain America.
When asked about the huge size of the premiere, Evans told
Reuters: "It's overwhelming, it's a little terrifying but you
know what? For a movie like this, when you hope people see it,
it's what required."
"Civil War" is the third in the "Captain America" film franchise
catching up with the same number of films Robert Downey Jr. did
with "Iron Man".
Asked about rumors regarding a fourth “Iron Man” movie, Downey
Jr. said: "I mean, I could tell you anything but I'm not one of
those to play coy. If it happens, you speed-dial me, I'll let
you know."
The Marvel cinematic universe has expanded exponentially, with
more films in the making. In "Captain America: Civil War",
Spider-Man, played by British actor Tom Holland, also makes an
appearance.
"Every movie seems to be better than the last, more exciting
than the last and the fans are so eagerly and desperately
waiting for every new movie," Marvel Comics creator Stan Lee
said.
"Captain America: Civil War" hits cinemas worldwide from April
27.
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