MCU Supercut - The Road To Civil War 

Fuck me there's been some great dialogue in these movies... You don't really appreciate the MCU's quality until you see it spread out on a silver platter like this.

This was better than the entirety of Batman v Superman. I'm not even trolling.

This 7 minutes > Dawn of Justice

"While a great many people as a hero, [cuts to kid holding a Cap shield and Howling Commandos standees in museum], there are some who prefer the word 'vigilante' [cuts to Cap being arrested by Rumlow and the STRIKE team]" I LIKE THAT.

My friend asked me if I'm going to watch this video every week before Civil War. I told him, bitch please. I could do this all day.

Whether you like the movies or not, you have to just admire the care and patience put into this whole MCU project. Just spectacular.

"You start with something pure" "You chose the wrong side" "I'm with you til the end of the line pal." I'm not crying. Nope. Not at all. *sniffs*

Every time someone says DC is better than Marvel, innocent people die......every time

That badass Ultron quote at 3:04

The road to infinity war. I need this.

Batman V Superman < THIS

Holy shit, the "I can do this all day" part was awesome.

Almost 7 years later, and that “but he’s my friend” still give me chills

"I saw young americans killed by the very weapons I created to defend them and protect them. And I saw that I... had become part of a system that is comfortable with zero accountability." Just look how one of the first lines Tony Stark delivers after the event that will turn him into Iron Man, in the movie IRON MAN made in 2008, amazingly and perfectly echoes the dilemma he and the Avengers are about to face in the movie CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR made in 2016. See? This is the reason why the MCU works so perfectly well.

When people say the Mcu is just jokes and has no substance I just show them this video.

When people say the Marvel movies aren't based in realism because they have to much humor: dude, have you ever met your world? Humor is everywhere. People even use dark humor when they are in the worst horrible positions. Humor is a part of our lives. I haven't gone a single day with at least a smile on my face.

The, "I can do this all day," intercut was great.

Thank you for editing the "I could do this all day" line from the two films. This is really good

The part in Ant-Man where Hank Pym scoffs at the Avengers, saying they're probably "too busy dropping cities," should have been included, and Daisy from AoS saying "the world's been on edge since Sokovia." Great, either way.

The MCU is a truly unprecedented achievement. This didn't happen overnight. It took years of efficient planning and quality storytelling to get us to this point, and as far as I'm concerned, the MCU has never missed a beat. Sure, they made some movies that weren't as great as their others but I would never call any of them bad. All still enjoyable and worth watching and considering this universe is 12 movies in, that's pretty damn astounding. Civil War feels like an event and boy oh boy...I'm ready.

The MCU is a beautiful canvas, painted with the brightest and intricate motifs to form a larger mural... But this mural is far from finished, and it has quite the story to tell... When that story finally ends... I'm not sure I'll ever know... Others have tried to follow in its footsteps, inspired to paint their own mural across generations... But it's not quite the same... The MCU is a truly gorgeous creation, something you can only Marvel at... But how does it end? Will the the Marvellous mural ever be completed after years of passionate painting? Will we ever be able to look upon the finished artwork that has all ready brought so much joy with lines not yet drawn? Or will it continue to grow... Into the infinite... Or perhaps it will be reborn anew... Changed but ready to tell a new story... The possibilities are endless... But is the MCU...

So emotional...'till the end of the line...

I think the MCU is now taking a darker tone and its being done perfectly they are gradually dipping into the gritty themes in preparation for the onslaught that is Infinity War.

How does this still only have 600K views? This should run prior to every showing of Civil War. Required viewing.

The moment old Steve and new Steve said the same thing. 'I can do this all day'. Perfectly done.

They should show this right before Civil War starts.

meanwhile guardians of the galaxy having space shawarma

For anyone that wants to know why people prefer Marvel, or why it's so popular, · Listen to the dialogue. The MCU is extremely quotable. · Look at their characters. Each one has a different and distinctive personality, so even if they put out a mediocre film, people can still enjoy it. · Look at the tone. Marvel films have always had a serious tone, though they are not afraid to add quips and jokes to point out that these are flying men in red white and blue, and to lighten up the tone, so the films at least feel hopeful. · Look at their Visual Effects. The Visual Effects always look amazing. There's hardly any moments where the CGI, or stunt, pulls you out of the film. · Look at the action. The action sequences are never boring, over done, etc... · Look at the pacing. Each film has a similar pace, and the majority of them follow the three act structure, except for Age of Ultron. So even if the film is mediocre, you're never bored. · Look at the acting. There's never cringe-worthy, nor dull acting, that pulls you out of the movie. · Look at the timing. They put out 2 films per year, and soon it'll be 3. So you're always looking forward to how the story continues, like a Television show. · Look at the costume, and world. They're very practical, while still maintaining to be comic book accurate. Notice that nobody in the MCU wears spandex, so it won't feel too silly. The world also feels very real, which is what Stan Lee wanted from the beginning, by putting them in New York, etc... And just look at what Marvel has done. They've made a big budget cinematic Television show, that people can get invested in. Each film furthers the story, and effect each other. Newer installments can even make a past installment better, such as The Winter Soldier making Iron Man 2 better, because we learned about Hydra. All of these things make this Universe so enjoyable, and reliable. Not to mention the fact that they infuse different genres, with the comic book genre to make each film feel fresh. There's no comparison. There's a reason why it's the highest grossing franchise of all time, and why not one of their films have bad reviews/ratings. It isn't bias. It's because of these reasons, and a lot more. And this isn't even mentioning all of their Television shows.

Marvel has created such a grand masterpiece of a story arc that connects all of its characters and plots into a single, free flowing narrative that addresses everyone and sets up everyone's allegiances and conflicts that they will face during Civil War. We know their reasoning, we know what they've been through, we know the stakes, we know why they do what they do. This movie feels like the logical next step, like a new chapter, as if everything led to this somehow. From now on, whenever you rewatch the past movies you can see the consequences of their actions, it gives them a new depth, it grinds them into reality. We know why these people are fighting and what they're fighting for. THIS is what DC tried and failed miserably to do. DC has lost.

I think the MCU has joined the likes of Star Wars, TLOTR, and TDKT as one of the greatest film franchises in history. At first it all seemed really simple, like they just made a lot of super hero movies and then brought them together, but there have been recurring themes since the first movie in 2005. That's a ten years storyline, it takes dedication to be that thorough. It's all so well thought out.

This was so riveting that even my cat was glued to the screen

And holy crap this was good.

Dear DC, This is how you build a Cinematic Universe! You don't rush everything in one movie.

The Marvel story lines are very deep stuff if you follow the movies.

This. This is how you build a cinematic universe.

MCU has been a journey for all of us, and allowed everyone to understand/appreciate the characters.

I feel like this is the first time I really understand what the directors meant with saying that they want the audience to go 50/50 on who they support. Tony, who grew up in a semi-peaceful world, has seen a rapid increase of violence/destruction/war within a short amount of time. Huge demonstrations of an extraterrestrial threat, Gods, magic... He wants to return to a world of peace, where there is no constant threat of war . And if that means tighter regulations and more accountability for those who have superhuman abilities, then he will fight for this to happen. Steve, on the other hand, was born right after WWI and, by the time the U.S. joined WWII, he was already used to a world at war. He lived in a world with battlefields everywhere, he was a soldier then and when he was defrosted he went right back to fighting. To him, there has always been conflict somewhere. For Tony, the war just recently started. For Steve, the war has never stopped. The fact that Hydra, an organization that Steve fought almost a century ago, remained the enemy that even infiltrated the Avengers? Certainly didn't help. Then there's the fact that these two have different approaches to the surveillance. For Tony, the surveillance means protection for the public and his motivation is "the greater good" as well as his own trauma and fear of war. Hell, the entire first Iron Man movie is about how he realizes how destructive his own weapons are and how this brings him to the decision to stop all of his company's weapon manufacturing. A similar thing is happening with the Avengers. They created a group that was supposed to help save people. But as he realizes the extent of the destruction these fights bring upon the population, he decides that he needs to change something about them, too. For Steve, this is much more personal. This is where Bucky comes into play. Bucky, who Steve saved and then lost anyways. He wakes up to a future in which he is certain he is responsible for his best friend's death, just to find out that his best friend? Got experimented on and brainwashed by the same organisation Steve saved him from. Then there's Tony's question of accountability: How much can Bucky be held accountable for his actions as the Winter Soldier? Something people have pointed out already is that, in contrast, Clint's brainwashing by Loki never resulted in him being held accountable for his actions under the brainwashing. Also, Steve immediately realizes when he meets the Winter Soldier that something is horribly wrong with Bucky, while everyone else only sees a fighting machine threatening them. So, to Steve? This is about standing by his best friend's side. From what we can tell from the Civil War trailer, a part of the Avengers- with Tony being the most vocal about it- still regard Bucky as the Winter Soldier. A threat that has to be dealt with. Not Bucky Barnes, Steve's best friend who got tortured, experimented on and brainwashed for literally decades. While their moral ground is that they are fighting for the greater good, Steve's moral ground is that he's fighting for Bucky as a person who has been just as much a victim of Hydra as the people they made him kill. Both sides have reasons to believe they are in the right.

The civil war trailer soundtrack is surely beautiful

Marvel Studios have been creating this storyline since 2008, and look how for we've come. Amazing. Just amazing.

That's okay guys. I didn't need my heart today.

Only Daredevil references from the Punisher judgement about the vigilantes of NY city and this videos its finally complete!

Being able to cut in the "I can do this all day" line from captain America 1 and 3 is just proof of quality fucking writing

I actually cried at the end... and i'm proud of it!

Iron Man has good motives but flawed methods. Cap has flawed motives but good methods. DC has both flawed.

The juxtaposing with the Cap line at the end was SO WELL DONE. Brought tears to my eye. Good fucking job with this sir

There are 3 stories in the MCU... 1- Road to Infinity War 2- Road to Civil War 3- Road to New Avengers

Marvel are for kids they said... They're not dark and serious they said...

wow. chills. absolute chills.

dare i say even better than the first. I really wish kevin Fiege could see this and realize that the tv series are just as important as the movies.

I was not expecting anything from outside the movies, but the brief shots of Bobbi and Hunter, of POTUS' address regarding Inhumans, and of the lady's monologue from Jessica Jones just shows how vital they are to the overall MCU. This was a BEAUTIFUL trailer, perfectly made. I was sort of hoping for a couple of Black Widow "we're monsters" and Scarlet Witch "we wait two days for Tony Stark to kill us" quotes, but other than that? Sublime!

That was a fantastic super-trailer! I was already hyped, but now even moreso! And the solemnity of it all really punches it all home.

when i saw the scenes "i can do this all day" im fck cry excited!! oh god!

I could do this all day....young Steve made me want to cry...wow..can see both sides of this.

My brain is tingling. I have chills. THIS IS THE LEGACY OF THE MCU! So excited for Civil War. The best thing is I do not sound like a bot, because this is legitimately awesome.

I swear, Marvel needs to see this, and play it at every showing of Civil Warbefore the movie starts. I cried by the end of this.

Friend : "How often do you wish you look at the video yet ?" I :" I can do this all day"

The part where he says "I can do this all day" and you cut between both First Avenger and Civil War was so awesome I literally got chills.

This should be the trailer number 3 for captain america civil war, Epic job guys

I deeply love you, MCU Exchange.

I just get goosebumps everywhere. Tony and Steve have their own motive. This is gonna be huge !

I'm thinking of making a petition to make this an official one advert break trailer for Civil War. Marvel do that, and everyone who sees it will see Civil War, and LOVE it.

Marvel if you ever read this i guarantee you that if you put this up before the movie starts, it will not only hype everyone who is watching going to watch this but this will get people to have more emotional attachment to the characters so they not only just watching a movie but be watching the greatest movie from Marvel studio ever made

Wow! This was very well done. I can't even describe how much this got my even MORE hyped for Civil War! It's also so nostalgic. It's crazy when I think about how, when I was seeing the first Iron Man movie in theaters with my family, I was almost 9 years old. Now I'm turning 17 this year, and I realize how much of an effect the MCU has had on my life. I've always loved superheroes, having watched the DC shows and Spider-man shows with my brother since I was little...and then the MCU started. It has become a big thing for me. And knowing the time spent for them to make such a well paced, well put together movie franchise, I couldn't possibly appreciate the MCU more right now.

wow this just blew my mind wow I'm so hyped for civil war

How does this video not have at least a million views?... That was the best 7 mins I've spent on RU-vid all year.

Man.....after watching this Steve's story is so tragic he deserves the best

everyone should watch this before Civil War

The MCU is truly one of the greatest film franchise of this generation

Everyone involved in this deserves a high-paid position in the film marketing industry. If men and women like you, with your talents and eyes, were in charge of making trailers for movies, there would be no BvS 2nd trailer, no Southpaw film-destroying trailer, no half-assed bullshit. This is the exemplary, perfect source for those of us who believe movie trailers are an art to give. Well done, a thousand times over.

why am I crying ?

I love that this really details how both heroes got to their points. Tony's is way more developed and changing, while Rogers has stayed strong to his moral compass. It's great. You can see that they're making both points plausible.

You guys really get it -- this is what makes Marvel great . Marvel should make this official promo material for Civil War.

Someone hire this guy to do trailers.

Dude, if they played this right before the movie started on the big screen, man that would build the hype up so much. Imagine if this is how the movie started.

Whoever did that cut of Steve saying "I could do this all day", I wish to hug you sir or madam. That was beautifully done.

My god this was brilliant and well put together. Just imagine this kind of build up but for infinity war, just thinking about it gives me goosebumps. 2018/19 please hurry!

I hope that if there is a third version, it comes after the actual movie. That way you can choose from the best lines and scenes rather than having the limited pickings the trailers give us.

This was incredible! Just filmed our reaction and couldn't give you guys enough praise! Well done!!

Well that had a better story the BVS.

That "I can do this all day" at 6:00! Amazing, just amazing!

''Starts as something pure,something exciting.Then...come the mistakes,the compromises.''

im sorry but this trailer with this background soundtrack is an emotional masterpiece

This has been around for a week and I haven't seen it?! How have I avoided this? This was an awesome video, and the combination of the "I can do this all day" lines was too good.

That cut of the scene from The First Avenger and the civil war trailer with cap saying "I could do this all day" was masterful.

That Civil War score is AMAZING!!!

I got fucking chills that was N.I.C.E It needs to be on the main marvel Channel 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌

"You start with something pure.... something exciting, then come the mistakes, the compromises"- That pretty much sums up the MCU now

This guy deserves an Oscar for editing. Turning countless hours of movies and tv shows into a amazing fine tuned 7 min mood trailer for CW. Hell, Marvel should just run this before the movie for maximum effect.

I swear. the trailers are making me cry way more than the movie ever could. I hope. I don't think I can handle it. This is so masterfully made. I have not seen anything that connects all the dots quite like this

my freaking god! this is a máster piece! congratulations!

You never realize how great the dialogue in these movies actually are until you see it highlighted in these types of fan videos

In that "I could do this all day" moment you realize why Marvel is the best. The emotional commitment with this characters that no one else can do.

This was amazing. I love Star Wars and DC, but hands down MCU is one of the greatest franchise ever. This gave me the chills!!!

Its crazy how much we are invested in these characters. "ill follow you til the end of the line" :( Got teary

This is brilliant. It tells a story and shows the journey. To think all of this was created using pre existing footage - skillful editing. Its a pity that this hasn't crossed a million views yet. People ... don't get turned off by the time, 7 minutes may be long but this one is really worth every minute.

this was truly amazing!!!!

Look WB and Snyder that is how the progression should be done subtly not fucking cramming everything in a 3 hour fuckfest

The MCU has reached a level of storytelling depth that very few franchises ever have, yet it still manages to have the coolest action scenes ever AND keep the tone light at the same time. Legendary!

wow i got watery eyes and realized how good and how i love these characters. also the chills

Toney's voiceovers were the best thing to come out of iron man 3