- (Captain America) Buck. - (squeals slightly)

- Oh! Civil War!

- It's Captain America: Civil War!

- (Captain America) Do you remember me?

- (Bucky) Your mom's name is Sarah.

You used to wear newspapers in your shoes.

- (Captain America) You're a wanted man. - Oof. Read the comics.

- (Bucky) I don't do that anymore.

- (Captain America) Well, the people who think you did

are coming right now.

♪ (dramatic music) ♪ - Oh no, what's going on?

- Yeah, it's a Marvel movie.

- Marvel is bae.

- Ohh! Just the Marvel thing gets, like, chills.

- (Thunderbolt Ross) While a great many people see you as a hero,

there are some who prefer the word "vigilante."

- (Black Widow) I know how much Bucky means to you.

- (softly) Oh, Bucky.

- I love Sebastian Stan so much and Bucky.

- (Black Widow) Stay out of this one. Please.

You'll only make this worse. - Scarlett Johansson.

Oh, I love her. - (Thunderbolt Ross) There will

be consequences.

(mechanical whirring)

- Is this a new Avengers?

- Is it the Avengers or is it-- I'm confused.

- (Iron Man) If we can't accept limitations,

we're no better than the bad guys.

- If you know what happens in the comics,

then this movie is just so sad.

- (Iron Man) Sometimes I want to punch you in your perfect teeth.

- Heh, same.

- Oh, that's so cool. - (Black Widow) You know

what's about to happen.

- This is super intense.

- (Falcon) What do we do? - (Captain America) We fight.

- Panther.

- No, just be friends.

♪ (music swelling) ♪

- What the f--

- (incredulously) What?

- (Captain America) Sorry, Tony.

You know I wouldn't do this if I had any other choice.

But he's my friend.

- (Iron Man) So was I.

- Whaaa... what?

- And they're fighting each other?

- What?! What?! No!!

- Yes!

- (anxiously) I'm just so excited!

- I'm excited for this movie.

- I was this close to crying when I first saw this.

- It's Captain America: Civil War?

Why don't they just make it Avengers: Civil War?

- Mind blown. Really excited.

- This is what I live for.

♪ (punk rock music) ♪

- (Finebros) So that was for the new Captain America movie.

Have you seen either of the other two movies?

- (both) No.

- No.

- No, I haven't.

- I've seen the first one.

- I've seen the first one. I still haven't seen the second one.

- I've seen them more than about seven times.

- I've seen both of 'em, and I honestly, when this came out,

I was being such a fangirl when it came out.

Like, I couldn't stop talking about it at school.

- (Finebros) One of your very first episodes of Kids React

was Kids React to the first Captain America movie.

- (quietly) Oh my god.

- (Finebros) You very much did not like Captain America then.

Has anything changed now? - He's really attractive.

So little me did not know what they were talking about.

I regret everything I said.

- (Finebros) So the plot here is that

the world wants to make superheroes register with the government

so they don't use their powers without consent.

- Government trying to control everything, man.

- (Finebros) And so this whole plan tears the superheroes apart,

hence a civil war between the superheroes against each other.

- Oh. Wait, so do some of them want to side with the government

and some of them don't? That's complicated.

- (Finebros) What do you think about the plot of Civil War?

- The plot's good.

I mean, you got people that are supposed to be working together

to help people going against each other.

- Theoretically, I guess that would happen,

since there's so much damage that goes in the world now

without superheroes, let alone if superheroes and aliens

or whatever were flying into the buildings every month or so.

- Normally, superhero movies

are kinda the same thing over and over.

This one, you got the superheroes fighting against each other.

And it's like, whoa, this is different.

- (Finebros) So you have Captain America and company

against the registration. - Okay.

- (Finebros) And Iron Man and his team support it.

Who do you stand behind? Captain America or Iron Man?

- I'm with Iron Man.

- Iron Man.

-Iron Man.

- Iron Man's side.

- I'm gonna say I'm with Captain on this one.

- In my mind, I'm with Iron Man.

But I think in my heart, I'm with Captain America.

- Behind Captain America.

If they're using it for good,

then what's the point of registering?

- Captain America, and I guess he's gonna be right,

since it's his movie.

- Captain America. I mean, I love Iron Man.

But let's think about it.

Has his decisions been the best in the past?

- I choose Iron Man.

- Captain America.

If Captain America says that he really wants

to not have restrictions,

he should not have to able to have restrictions.

- I'm with Captain America on this one.

Even though I'm an Iron Man fan,

I'm not gonna register my powers, man. This is my power.

No one's letting me not be able to fly today.

- (Finebros) If superheroes were part of the real world,

destroying parts of our cities and such,

do you think you would want them to register?

- Well, then that defeats the purpose of the costume.

- The whole idea of just being a superhero would suck

if you weren't allowed to use it.

- I would want them to register.

If that happened in real life,

it would be absolutely disastrous.

- Yeah, because it's not just affecting them now.

It's affecting the world.

- (Finebros) Before, you said you were against them registering.

Why, when it comes to the real world, are you suddenly for it?

- Because, like, I don't know.

I wouldn't want to walk out of my house

and see things blowing up.

- (Finebros) Have you ever read the comic books at all

for any of these characters? - (laughing uproariously)

- No. - No.

- No. I'm a terrible person.

- No. The only comic books I've ever read

were, like, The Punisher.

- Not that into Marvel comics.

Currently I read a lot of DC comics.

- Yes, I've read the comic books.

I stole them out of my brother's room, and that's how I read 'em.

- (Finebros) Why don't you read the comic books

if you love the movies?

- 'Cause I'm very lazy and I don't like to read.

- It's just a matter of where to start,

because there's so many comic books.

- Sometimes I just want to eat popcorn and watch the movie

and not think about things.

- I limit my reading to 140 characters, like a Twitter tweet.

You feel me?

The idea of comic books itself is actually kinda tight

when you think about it.

It wraps up an entire story for dumb people like me

that don't like reading full chapters in little bubbles.

- (Finebros) Comic books overtime

have not been seeing as being mainstream.

Yet if comic book characters appear in TV or movies,

they become hugely popular.

Knowing this, why is it that reading a comic book

can still sometimes be viewed as a nerdy thing to do?

- I honestly have no idea.

And I think that's such a bad stereotype,

because so many people read comic books.

Not all friend groups are like The Big Bang Theory.

- Reading doesn't probably have an effect

like the movies do on most people.

- Movies are just seen, because they're so mainstream

and they reach out to so many people and it's so popular,

it's seen as more "normal" than reading comic books.

- Movies are so much more accessible now rather than comic books.

People who read The Hunger Games aren't really nerds.

And people who watch the movies aren't nerds.

So what's the difference with superheroes?

- (Finebros) So finally, with the amount

of superhero movies being made,

do you hope they keep making them,

or do you think enough is enough with the genre?

- They need new stories.

Every superhero movie ever made

is just a remake of old superhero things,

and it's kind of annoying.

- The market might get over-saturated.

When you wait for something for a long time,

it just makes it better than there being 15 movies out at once.

- People really like them, so they keep making them.

- I hope that they keep making them,

because I see that they are making an impact on people.

- I want them to.

They're awesome.

And if you read comics, they're ten times better.

- You're seeing something you read and love,

and you're seeing it just come to life.

And it's like, "Wow, what I'm imagining in my head is real."

I want to see all of them.

I want to see all my characters come to life.

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So thank you all, and I'll see you on Adults React.

♪ (punk rock music) ♪