The hype about the anticipated flick "Captain America: Civil War" is not slowing down. New reports about the upcoming blockbuster film revealed the relationship between the winged superhero Falcon and the insect-size superhero Ant-man.
According to We Got This Covered, among the biggest surprises in the "Ant-Man" film was Anthony Mackie's appearance as Falcon. In the said film, the two superheroes were fighting each other. Scott Wilson was clearly at the disadvantaged with Scott Lang's shrinkng size. However, at the closing moment of the film and on its after-credits, it was revealed that Wilson was searching for Lang to convince him to join the Avengers in the "Captain America: Civil War."
In a recent interview with Mackie, the actor teased the relationship between Ant-Man and The Falcon. "Yeah, our relationship is... yeah [laughs]. It grows in Civil War. But that's Paul Rudd, man. Paul Rudd and I just make fun of each other all the time, so it just carries over into the movie," Mackie said. "So I respect his royals - I'm pulling for his royals - but we just make fun of each other all the time."
The report suggests that with the dynamic between the two characters from their encounter in "Ant-Man" there's going to be a lot of fun. Unfortunately, Sam seems to be on the losing end, will it affect their relationship during the "Civil War?" Will there be tension between them?
Well, it seems that both superheroes were over their battle and they didn't keep hard feelings. In fact, the report stressed that the feud between the two will be a source of comedy in "Captain America: Civil War" in what appears to be set in a very dark and game changing Phase 3 Marvel Movie.
It makes sense that Falcon and Ant-Man will resolve their indifferences because both will be fighting in "Civil War" on the same side. They will be siding with the titular superhero Captain America, according to Design&Trend.
In an earlier report from Parent Herald, the Avengers will be divided due to The Accords. One team will be lead by Cap, the other will be headed by the genius, billionaire and philanthropist Tony Stark a.k.a Iron Man.
"Tony actually thinks we should be signing these accords and reporting to somebody and Cap, who's always been a company man and has always been a soldier, actually doesn't trust anymore. Given what happened in Cap 2, I think he kind of feels the safest hands are his own," Evans said of his character.
Evans stressed that Cap has his reason for his stand and despite the growing rift between the Avengers there is no clear bad guy in the movie.
Let's see and watch the film before we pick sides.
"Captain America: Civil War" will hit the big screens on May 6, 2016.
