Civil War = Perhaps Marvel's single Best with Amazing character introductions + Epic kinetic action & Suspense!

Rating: 10/10 (5 May 2019)

"Captain America: Civil War" (circa 5/2016) does not disappoint in the least, presenting a believable philosophical conflict between competing leadership of the 'Avengers' i.e. Tony Stark espousing the power of technology + Logic + ordered-organizational imperative versus Steve 'Cap-America' Rogers' undying faith in individual-initiative + trust in gut-instincts + power of personal-Loyalty. The uncanny writer/directors (Russo Bros.) and entire cast of inspired-thespians involved with 'Cap-America: Civil War' present compelling arguments for competing-philosophies laying the foundation for authentic drama, immense action, and even intense though-provocation!
Both Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans push their respective characters Tony Stark and Steve Rogers to the emotional-dramatic stratosphere in this one, with nearly every scene exhibiting inner (and outer) turmoil as they wrestle with their personal convictions and age-old human dilemma of distinguishing clearly between 'right & wrong' (and the lingering twin-demons of unintended-consequences and human 'collateral' damage)
What really put this movie over-the-Top in terms of captivating characters and edge-of-you-seat thrilling action-drama are the introduction (and re-introduction) of two of MARVEL-Comics' absolute-Coolest most intriguing (and even entertaining) Characters: (1) T'CHalla the 'Black-Panther' and (2) your friendly-neighborhood-teenage 'Spider-Man'!
I remember thinking back (when collecting those hallowed 'Marvels' as a kid) that the 'Black Panther' was perhaps the absolute Coolest character in the MARVEL Universe being benevolent leader of Wakanda (and producer of indestructible-metallic Vibranium), possessing technological-genius on the Level of Tony Stark + fighting-skills on par with Captain America (plus a costume even Cooler/ more stealthy than the 'Dark-Knight's arguably!) = the Writer-directors got T'Challa "Black Panther" exactly right (which couldn't have been an easy task) and actor Chadwick Boseman has infused the Panther T'Challa with the perfect measure of nobility, intelligence, fighting-prowess-ferocity, and even deep spiritual-outlook = as good or perhaps even better than any true MARVEL comics-fan could have ever hoped for!
And the re-introduction of the one and only Spider-Man! In a way this might be the first time that the originally-envisioned (by Stan Lee & Steve Ditko) 'friendly-neighborhood' Spider-Man was finally brought to the screen (the Sam Raimi/ Tobey McGuire version was outstanding, but more than a bit angst-ridden, even bordering on tormented at times).
Tom Holland genuinely conveys Peter Parker's inner 'amazement' as a teenager being totally 'blown-away' and literally carried-away by his new found extremely-heightened 'Super-spider-senses' and astonishing physical abilities = during the massive 'throw-down' at the Airport, Peter Parker can barely contain his enthusiasm and is nearly giddy each time he launches into a successful attack against renegade Avengers (constantly providing humorous 'commentary' barely containing his own amazement & excitement, the sheer enthusiasm is contagious)
"Captain America: Civil War" is a truly outstanding film in every respect/aspect, I haven't even mentioned Scarlett Johansson's charismatic return as the 'real' (take no prisoners) 'Black-Widow' (who seemed a bit uncharacteristically 'wimpy' in the 'Age of Ultron' outing), but is completely/ thankfully back in action!
I also found the 'Vision & Scarlett Witch' burgeoning 'connection' quite intriguing (comic fans probably anticipated this, but will need to wait and see what develops). Special kudos go-out to Paul Bettany for giving movie (and SciFi) fans a spiritual homage to eternal-Hero 'Spock' in the form of 'Vision'* (i.e. the Logician-supreme with a genuine-artificial 'heart')
note: *I think original Marvel-Avengers comic book writer Roy Thomas was a huge fan of contemporary Sci-Fi along with possessing an encyclopedic knowledge of 1940s Timely comics (aka ancient-Marvel) which included a pre-WWII rendition of 'Vision' => upgrading to high-Tech 'AI' proportions circa 1968. Roy Thomas would also usher in cosmically-aware Captain Marvel (and Warlock) soon after - with ingenious Jim Starlin infinitely-expanding Story-arcs to Epic and truly cosmic-propositions (introducing Thanos & Gamora) a few years after that!