Captain America is joined by the Winter Soldier, Hawkeye, and Scarlet Witch in Joe Russo and Anthony Russo's "Captain America: Civil War." (Photo : YouTube/Jimmy Kimmel Live)
Joe Russo and Anthony Russo's upcoming Marvel Comics film "Captain America: Civil War" may have factored in a bromance love triangle while the superhero registration act gets its cinematic name.
The Russos' "Captain America: Civil War" may be the most sexually charged superhero movie ever made, New Republic reported. The idea came from the film world premiere trailer, which was released on Nov. 25, Wednesday.
The trailer showed Captain America (Chris Evans) leading the resistance to the government registration plan called "Accords" and was motivated by two things - his love of freedom and his interest to protect his friend Bucky (Sebastian Stan), who was wanted due to the misdeeds he had done in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
The people behind "Captain America: Civil War" has been successful in presenting the film's premise to the fans with its world premiere trailer, which also featured Iron Man. In the "Civil War" storyline, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) represents the military-industrial complex; however, the trailer showed his personal angel as well.
In the trailer, Captain America told Iron Man that he would not have fought the latter if he had had any other chance; however Bucky was his friend. Interestingly, Iron Man replied that so had been he. The way their eyes had looked at each other had ignited the bromance theory.
Meanwhile, Sokovia's name has been entreated to the superhuman registration act, according to Reddit user DrDorias. The Redditor said that in the trailer, the document General Ross (William Hurt) handed to the Avengers actually has the full title of "Sokovia Accords: Framework for the Registration and Deployment of Enhanced Individuals."
In Joss Whedon's "Avengers: Age of Ultron," Sokovia was the country that Ultron attacked and drifted up in his attempt to eradicate mankind. This entails that while "Captain America: Civil War" focuses on Captain America and Bucky the Winter Soldier, the "Sokovia Accords" serves as Marvel's tweak to the superhero registration act in the comic book storyline.
Watch the "Captain America: Civil War" world premiere trailer here:
