The long-awaited trailer for the anticipated film "Captain America: Civil War" was finally released and it revealed many things that make it even more exciting. At the end of the teaser trailer, Captain America stand by The Winter Soldier's side telling Iron Man that if he only only had a choice he will not fight back but Bucky Barnes is his friend. Tony Stark answered back with a heart wrenching reply, "So was I."
Steve Rogers chose to protect his best friend against Stark, which tore their friendship. The two superheroes who fought like brothers before are now up against each other. In the "Civil War" trailer, fans will also see Black Widow over the phone telling Cap, "I know how much Bucky means to you. Stay out of this one. Please, you'll only make this worse."
How important is Barnes a.k.a The Winter Soldier to the Star-spangled superhero that he is willing to risk everything he has for him? Well, for those wondering how, new reports claim that his story will be featured in "Captain America: Civil War."
In a recent interview with Sebastian Stan who will be playing The Winter Soldier in "Captain America: Civil War," he disclosed that the upcoming movie will reveal the storyline of his character and his relationship with HYDRA. The film will pick up where his character left off in "Captain America: Winter Soldier" where he is starting to remember his past life.
"Where we find him after Winter Soldier, he's in a place where he is learning about himself. And he's discovering -- as you saw in the last scene of The Winter Soldier, at the museum -- he's starting to put the pieces together, starting to learn about the past. Where he's been. What he's done," Stan said.
"The Martian" star also revealed that remembering his old self will not be that easy because he has to deal with some emotional struggles as well. It is not easy for him to learn what he has done in the past. The actor also hinted that Barnes' connection to the HYDRA would make him a "problem for a lot of people" in "Captain America: Civil War."
Meanwhile, ComicBook reported that the Avengers would be divided into two groups, one led by Captain America who wants to remain free in defending humanity and the other group led by Iron Man who supported the government's oversight and accountability system.
Both parties want the same thing and that is to support humanity. However, the collateral damage and political pressure mount to install a system of accountability that divided the Avengers. Iron Man thinks that they should have a limitation, but Captain America cannot trust anybody else and he wants to continue what they have started.
Choose your side now. "Captain America: Civil War" premieres on May 6, 2016.
