The original story plan for the MCU Captain America: Civil War film would have removed Iron Man entirely and probably ruined the movie. Despite not being an Avengers film, Civil War featured a who’s who in the MCU timeline as its heroes resolved their differences over the Sokovia Accords, which were designed to regulate the “enhanced individuals” involved in the Avengers. Were. Fists, Gadgets, and Superpowers. One side of the battle was led by Captain America, while the other side was led by Iron Man; But despite how important the rift between them became to the broader story, Tony Stark was almost never involved in it.
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That’s according to a bombshell revelation (spotted by CultureCrave) in the book MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios by Joanna Robinson, Dave Gonzales, and Gavin Edwards. The book takes an unauthorized behind-the-scenes look at the rise of the MCU through interviews with countless individuals associated with the studio over the years. Through these, it was revealed that Marvel, upsetting the film’s directors, reportedly intended Civil War to involve superheroes vs. super-soldiers, flying in Captain America’s face, and removing Tony Stark. . Important participation in the battle.
Removing Iron Man From Civil War Would’ve Destroyed Its Comic Ties (& Strongest Moments)
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The most famous is the Civil War run in Marvel Comics, which shows what can happen when superheroes have irreconcilable differences and turn on each other instead of the villains. While the stakes were a little higher in the comics, even involving the death of a hero, and involved a larger story that could be revisited in the MCU, Captain America: Civil War was a solid recreation of its most important story. Among these is the fact that the de facto leaders of both sides were Tony Stark and Steve Rogers, two characters who found their relationship clouded by conflicting ideals.
In the film, this was summed up perfectly, creating some of the best MCU moments ever committed to the big screen. The heartbreaking battle between Stark and Rogers, driving a rift between them as the threat of Thanos gets closer than ever, was one of the most integral, and not to mention compelling, Parts of the story had to be told. Removing Iron Man from Captain America: Civil War would completely remove the importance of its conflict, and risk turning the film into a comic book adaptation in name only; Sin committed by the less popular Avengers: Age of Ultron.
The Plan To Remove Iron Man From Civil War Could Have Fixed Its Final Complaint
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That said, a movie doesn’t have to be a faithful recreation of its comic book name to be decent. In fact, it has been argued that the first part of the Captain America: Civil War title ended up being a misleading part. This movie feels more like Avengers 2.5 than an out-and-out Captain America movie, and Iron Man co-stars. So, removing Tony Stark entirely would have easily made this a perfect Captain America sequel – although what was created in the end was somehow more than acceptable.
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