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- Kai Young
- Senior Staff Writer
- "I Can Do This All Day." Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) "I can do this all day" became Captain America's signature catchphrase, spoken by the hero a total of four times.
- "Avengers, Assemble." Avengers: Endgame (2019) Marvel Studios' audiences had been waiting years to hear Steve Rogers utter these two words, ever since the Avengers first came together in 2012, yet it wouldn't be until 2019's Endgame when he finally delivered this quote.
- "I'm A Black Man Carrying The Stars And Stripes, What Don't I Understand?" The Falcon & The Winter Soldier (2021) Sam Wilson hasn't currently had a very long career as the MCU's Captain America, only having embraced the role at the end of 2021's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
- "I'm With You 'Til The End Of The Line." Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes had been best friends since childhood, and this never relented, even when Rogers transformed into Captain America - Barnes was still at his side.
- ‘You Know He Knew you. Your Pal, Your Buddy, Your Bucky.’
- ‘Mission Report. December 16. 1991.’
- ‘If We Sign This, We Surrender Our Right to Choose.’
- ‘If We Have One Hand on The Wheel, We Can Still Steer.’
- ‘She Kept So Many Secrets. I Didn’T Want Her to Have One from you.’
- ‘My Amygdala Is Synthetic, So…’
- ‘In Her Defense, I’m A Handful.’
- ‘Bird Costume? C’Mon.’ ‘I Didn’T Write it.’
- ‘My Name Is Bucky.’
- ‘You Really Think He’D Be on Our side?’
There’s no way that Brock Rumlow, now known as Crossbones, is allowed to make cracks about putting a weeping Winter Soldier’s brain in a blender and remain living. When word of this scene, one of the earliest previewed at industry events, got around, the internet promptly imploded over hearing the words “your Bucky.” So did Steve — just a 16 year o...
Zemo’s got one goal, and it all hinges on finding out what went down with the Winter Soldier on the night in question. The repetition of the “request” throughout the film has cemented the date in our minds forever — never again will a 16th of December pass without a little shudder. It’s kind of like a new and super-depressing October 3rd.
With this statement, Steve flips Tony’s point about his weapons manufacturing on its head and summarizes the entire #TeamCap ethos way before Bucky, his “hard no” factor, even comes into play. Steve has always struggled with authority, and after placing his trust in SHIELD and effectively becoming their tool, who can blame him?
Natasha’s reasoning, in the same conversation, is the most sensible argument in favor of #TeamIronMan — play the game until we’re trusted enough to take control again. Tony makes his most compelling point in agreement with her — that if they don’t do this now, it will be done to them later, which would of course be even worse.
Aw, Sharon. This entire Carter situation may be weird, but I would like to personally take you by the hand and thank you for this action in particular.
Wow, Vision sure knows how to sweet-talk a lady. No, but seriously, this is such a cute and honest response to the “no one hates you, they’re just uncontrollably scared of you” truth-bomb he’s just delivered to Wanda in an attempt to make her feel better.
Ouch, Tony. Sorry for your loss and stuff, but if you’re this self-aware, have you considered, you know, doing something about it?
Poor Sam. God forbid someone should think you’re just another one of those freaks who dresses up like an animal, like the cat guy. Poor Sharon. Thought you’d finally gotten away from this superhero nonsense to deal with nice, normal terrorists.
HECK YEAH IT IS, BAE. Ahem. In a vindicating parallel to Captain America: The Winter Soldier, YOU THE HELL IS BUCKY. The fact that he corrects Zemo, who uses his birth name of James rather than the nickname Steve uses, is immensely telling. One of the fandom’s biggest questions before Civil Warwas about whether Bucky would actually take back the id...
This pointed line about Bruce Banner from Nat is a hugely clever moment that serves to tie a ton of Marvel canon together. She’s right — despite how much the Science Bros love each other, there is no way that Bruce would support Tony teaming up with Thaddeus Ross. In the MCU’s Hulk standalone movie, Ross — Bruce’s old girlfriend’s father — goes aft...
Captain America: Civil War: Directed by Anthony Russo, Joe Russo. With Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan. Political involvement in the Avengers' affairs causes a rift between Captain America and Iron Man.
Mar 19, 2024 · Home » Quotes » Top Quotes From Captain America: Civil War. Top Quotes From Captain America: Civil War. “I’m with you till the end of the line.”. – Steve Rogers. Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America, is the ultimate defender of justice and loyalty. His unwavering commitment to his friends and his beliefs is evident in this ...
- Colin Mccormick
- Author
- "Our Very Strength Incites Challenge. Challenge Incites Conflict. And Conflict Breeds Catastrophe." Alongside the superhero action, the film addresses some fascinating questions about how much the Avengers are responsible for the chaos they fight.
- "Sometimes I Wanna Punch You In Your Perfect Teeth." Various heroes are pitted against each other in this film, but the main quarrel is between Steve Rogers and Tony Stark.
- "We Try To Save As Many People As We Can. Sometimes That Doesn't Mean Everybody." The film opens with the new team of Avengers on a mission in Lagos to take down Crossbones and his team of mercenaries.
- "Anybody On Our Side Hiding Any Shocking And Fantastic Abilities They'd Like To Disclose?" The most entertaining sequence in this film comes with the massive airport fight between the two groups of heroes.
May 6, 2016 · Well, check out the 23 Captain America: Civil War quotes below, and you'll soon realize that the superhero film's dialogue is not to be missed. From witty quips said by (who else?)
Oct 24, 2019 · Here are the best Captain America: Civil War quotes, telling the story of what happens when allies Captain America and Iron Man find themselves at odds over government oversight of their heroism. In Captain America: Civil War, a year has passed since the happenings of Avengers: Age of Ultron, though the time has not been especially peaceful.
