Captain America: Civil War is really an Avengers movie at heart, with the main story focusing on two groups of Avengers. After Avengers: Age of Ultron, the government creates the Sokovia Accords, which want to control superheroes, but Captain America refuses to sign them.

Iron Man supports the Accords, believing superheroes need rules and oversight to keep people safe. This disagreement splits the Avengers, causing a big fight, as each side has different ideas about freedom and responsibility.

In many ways, Civil War is a battle between Iron Man and Captain America. Although they are close friends, they have very different views on how to protect the world. Iron Man believes in following rules and working with the government, while Captain America values freedom and doing what’s right without restrictions.

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