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Set photo of furniture supposedly used in a scene taking place in Peter Parkers bedroom. August 18th 2015

Having a scene set in Peter Parkers (Tom Holland) bedroom may mean that we’re in for more that just a fight scene with spider-man like we were let on previously. 

Personally I’m expecting more of a solo comedy scene here, with Parker still being at school but already having his powers we might see a scene where he’s trying to figure out how he can bunk off school/hide from Aunt May that he’s off to go climb on buildings with the Avengers or that he’s being contacted by someone to get him to go and fight.

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Chris Evans talking about Sebastian Stan (x)

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Why do you think the audience connected so strongly to that relationship (Steve and Bucky)?

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Civil War Footage at D23

At D23 on Saturday 15th August 2015, during the Marvel panel there was footage of CACW shownn after an introduction from stars of the upcoming movie Chris Evans and Anthony Mackie.

The footage has not yet been released but Entertainment Weekly have provided a description of the footage.

Entertainment Weekly describes the footage. Cap, Black Widow, and Falcon observe a crowded market in a third-world country. Crossbones appears and tosses a bomb onto Cap’s shield, but he tosses it into the sky where the bomb explodes:

He is now unarmed, and Crossbones pummels him. The rest of Crossbones’ crew springs to action. Falcon blocks machine gun fire with his wings. Black Widow flips through the air, sending bad guys flying. Crossbones grips Cap and slams him into a concrete wall. He leers at the hero from behind a metallic, skull-shaped masked. “You dropped a building on my face,” he snarls, a reference to the conclusion of The Winter Soldier. Cap rips his gauntlet off and pushes free, then tears off the metal mask. Crossbones kneels, defeated, and mutters: “You know … he remembered you. Your pal … your buddy … Your Bucky.” Turns out, Captain America does have a weak spot.

From there we get the Marvel Studios logo and cut to William Hurt as Secretary of State Thaddeus Ross—the former general, known as the nemesis of The Incredible Hulk. “The world owes you an unpayable debt,” Ross says as images of past heroism play onscreen. “While a great many people see you as a hero, there are some who prefer the word vigilante. People are afraid.” Cap is indignant. “This job, we try to save as many as we can. Sometimes that doesn’t mean everybody,” he says. Then we see a shot familiar to anyone who waited for the end credits scene after Ant-Man. The Winter Soldier himself, Cap’s old friend Bucky Barnes (played by Sebastian Stan), is trapped in a warehouse with his metallic arm locked in a vice. “Buck … You know me?” The assassin whose mind was wiped in the previous Captain America movie looks up. “My mom’s name was Sarah,” he says. “You used to wear newspapers in your shoes.” Then we get a reunion between Cap and another powerful being: Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. “Sometimes I want to punch you in your perfect teeth,” he says.

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Captain America Civil War set photo 18th August 2015

Here we see Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie portraying Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson respectively. This photo gives us another view of the updated Falcon costume and a first look at the Winter Soldiers costume including the pre-CGI metal arm whilst they are running, seemingly together.

Bucky’s costume is very similar to his Captain America: The Winter Soldier costume but with significantly less weapons and straps and with the obvious lack of the mask and goggles he sported for a large portion of CATWS.

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Set photos from Captain America: Civil War 12th August 2015

These set photos show stunt doubles for Captain America, Black Panther and Bucky Barnes as well as Chadwick Boseman portraying T’Challa 

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Where CA:CW Picks Up From

Captain America Civil War picks up off from Avengers: Age of Ultron left us with Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff leading the new wave of Avengers including Sam Wilson as Falcon (Anthony Mackie), Wanda Maximoff as Scarlet Witch (Elizibeth Olsen), James ‘Rhodey’ Rhodes as War Machine (Don Cheadle) and VISION (Paul Bettany)

With the addition of Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) Marvels newest and smallest hero Ant-Man, all of the Avengers and the rest of the heroes, villains and the inbetweeners have to come face to face with what happens after you save the world from that psycotic genius/power hungry/alien/demi-god/robot

Add in the fact that the end of Captain America: Winter Soldier and the Ant-Man stinger has left us with Bucky Barnes; Steve Rogers best friend from the 40′s with the addition of a mild super sodier serum, a metal arm and a numeral amount of kills under his belt including the attempted kills of Nick Fury and Captain America. His role in Civil War is said to be important with his memories returning and his history with some of the biggest and most dangerous people there’s been in the last 70 years, he’s bound to have some information that’s worth an awful lot to many people