jye4ever
Broke and happy
I even feel a little pit in my stomach when Zemo deletes his wife's voicemails from his phone at the end. Even though he's the villain he's also just a guy who lost his innocent family and when she disappears off his phone it's like then in that moment she becomes truly dead. I think the reason it hits me is because I know I'm also the type of guy who would keep recordings like that and torture myself by listening to them over and over if a family member that close to me passed away.
I agree that the airport battle is simply the most joyfully exuberant "comic book" moment in the history of film. And not just all comics, Marvel comics in particular. Iron Man, War Marchine and Spider-Man zipping around Giant Man brings to life all those covers where teams like the Fantastic Four swarm big giants like Galactus.
Yeah, the emotional scenes popped more for me at home while the action didn't miss a beat from being ported over for home consumption on a smaller screen.
Yep. And for whatever reason I just crack up every time Spidey is swinging around Giant Man's arm and Rudd says "Get OFF!" Rudd just sounds so genuinely frustrated but in a totally normal regular guy, "I just walked through a spider web and am trying to get the strands off but now it's been a couple minutes and I'm just getting annoyed" kind of way.
The only only only time I raised an eyebrow in the entire movie was when Hawkeye easily broke spiderman's webbing handcuff on Cap.
I was ok with it being split in half but I just kept wondering how did it also dissolve all the webbing by the next scene because there was none left on his wrists.
But that doesn't even come remotely close to the eye rolling Falcon free fall into a helicopter in TWS so i'll just forgive the wrist webs.