Captain America: Civil War

At the root of that is Civil War’s greatest strength – and the reason it makes all thought of the recent Batman v Superman debacle evaporate on contact.

After an explosive mishap during a mission, the Avengers are told they must be regulated by the UN. Their leader, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) resists; their bankroller, Tony Star...

The next building block in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe never forgets its humanity as it continues to fold real-world concerns into larger-than-life superheroics.

Marvel’s latest billion-dollar-blockbuster-to-be, Captain America: Civil War, is essentially a third Avengers movie.

It’s almost easier to say what isn’t in Captain America: Civil War, since the latest Marvel movie features deaths, bad feelings all around, alliances formed and broken, two guys...

The fun of the action scenes exacerbates the failure of the narrative to adequately contend with its own themes.

It's Team Cap vs. Team Iron Man in this near-perfect addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

It’s Avenger on Avenger in Marvel’s superior Captain America: Civil War.

The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe film tackles big, real-world questions — while still managing to entertain.

To see Captain America: Civil War is to be reminded that the things we might expect are not necessarily unavoidable. What one might assume to be a brainless, bloated light show ...

Entertaining mayhem ensues when some of the Avengers reject government oversight following a botched operation.

It's that rare superhero movie that doesn’t grind you down with nonstop action.

The most mature and substantive picture to have yet emerged from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel’s new “Captain America” is anything but bleak — what’s so audacious about the film, and so pleasing, is its quicksilver mix of hardcore action and bright comedy.

With Captain America: Civil War, we’ve now entered Phase 3 in the Marvel Cinematic Universe rollout/cash grab.

Nothing in “Civil War” takes your breath away. All the exteriors are shrouded in the same overcast, indistinct light. Little in story terms is what you’d call daisy fresh. But a...

Who emerges as the winner of this “Civil War”? The audience. The picture delivers in a big, big way.

The bad news is, there are about ten movies going on in "Captain America: Civil War," which is at least seven too many. The good news is, most of them are fun, and there are eno...

Crisply photographed, thoughtfully acted and often refreshingly amusing, “Civil War” injects doses of much-needed fun into a genre of filmmaking that’s become mired in dour pret...

Ethical questions divide the Avengers in Marvel’s latest big-screen extravaganza starring Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson.

This very crowded, reasonably enjoyable installment in the Avengers cycle...reveals, even more than its predecessors, an essential truth about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’...

If nothing else, Captain America: Civil War stands as something of a corrective to this spring's other superheroes-bludgeoning-each-other opus, Batman v Superman.

After the first two “Captain America” entries, the finest comic-book movies of the last five years, this one is disappointing. The story doesn’t make sense.