Marvel's film "Captain America: Civil War" was well received by test audience that have loved the post-production screen.
Right now, the cast and crew are back on set for some reshooting. However, they are probably not changing too much. The first trailer was a huge success and audiences are curious to see the second. Probably starting with the Super Bowl, it is expected to see "Civil War" marketing increasing during the next few weeks, according to the website BirthMoviesDeath.
The movie is going now through the post-production process with reshoots and test screenings, according to the website Collider. Test screening buzz is coming all positive. Previously, Marvel's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" test screening was a huge hit, and it seems that the new movie tested at least as well.
Some reports suggest that the new movie is going to some dark places and we could expect some character deaths. The rumors are still unconfirmed. However, test audiences' excitement for the new "Captain America" movie has certainly put executives at ease.
Marvel's "Captain America: Civil War" features Steve Rogers as the leader of a newly formed team of Avengers. Same as in the previous installments of the "Capitan America" franchise, the Avengers continue their efforts to safeguard humanity. Political pressure mounts when an incident involving the Avengers results in collateral damage.
The authorities push to install a system of accountability headed by a governing body to manage and oversee the Avengers team. They are divided by the new status quo, resulting one camp led by Steve Rogers and one following Tony Stark. Steve Rogers' camp desires to remain free of government interference, while Tony Stark's camp supports accountability and government oversight.
"Captain America: Civil War" stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Sebastian Stan, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Bettany, Anthony Mackie, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Rudd, Don Cheadle, and Jeremy Renner.
