Justice is bigger than the UN.

Rating: 8/10 (22 January 2017)

Like in a typical Marvel Movie, this one has many instruments in it.
Fun, enemy emergence, intelligence, humor, fun, Western-like entrances, fun again, plot twists, enemy confrontation, lots of fight, fun, cars exploding, planes / helicopters crashing, funny dialogues, good guys differing on the subject, enemy reaching out for the purpose, good guys feeling emotional towards each other, less fun, the enemy is to be defeated, good guys feel heart-broken and go on their separate ways... oh a little fun at the end, too.
Wait, don't forget to check for the last scene after the credits!.. Wow, that was close!..
So, it was all carefully put together so that we remember what had happened since the very first movie. Therefore, we are ready for this...
First of all, Steve Rogers is a man not many nations nor countries can understand to the fullest. He has higher values any institutions in the USA can provide in the 21st century. Because, as we all know, the capitalism and the pragmatism were closing in on each other and did combine in the 20th century, and the results including the "rightful ones" seem to undermine the rights of the "little guys."
For instance, if a "hero" is to die, it is better for these two "values" that a hundred people die to save this hero than the death of the hero.
But, to Steve Rogers, it is more simple than interest related. How is that so?.. He thinks that no one is more important than another, save the heroes not.
If there is an interest in a fight, he will only uphold the truth. Okay, okay. It seemed exaggerated! So, he tried to stop Tony Stark by saying Bucky is his friend. But the reason he kept standing beside the Winter Soldier is because the Winter Soldier was used against his will. Yes, even in the dark side, it is up to the "will to power" to be truly dark...
On the other hand, Tony Stark is a man of ego. Hey, this is hard to say, too. By the way, he fights for the truth and good of the people; but if the things get complicated, he is easily distracted and blindfolded to the truth.
More to it is that he won't stop until he "succeeds" in doing the "right thing". But, it nearly always emanates from his own ego... Sad.
The other guys / heroes that gather around either one of them are soldiers rather than commanders. No, they are friends. And friends can be half-blind to the truth... Therefore they all do feel that they follow the right side.
Okay, verily, no one is saying that one of both sides is 100 percent the "right side". All are human, so is to err. But, Steve Rogers' way seems more humane. He cares for everyone; not just the well being of the USA.
Overall, the actions scenes are easy to follow. Good.
All acting is good. But Mr. Chris Evans and Mr. Robert Downey Jr. do a great job together. They are the stars of this one. Good!..
The dialogues are well-measured.
The soundtracks are okay.
The son who goes straight to the dark side broke the pattern and thought again about what to do. Good.
No hero / person killed another person willingly. Oh, this is an understatement. I accept that. But, you see, I was raised by the capitalism and pragmatism... So, I go by the big numbers, too. (No, I don't.)
At last, we can say that it will be interesting to see the quarrel suppurate in the next movie.
The new Spider-man seems very likable. I hope he will be the best in decades!..
"And if two parties of believers fall to fighting, then make peace between them. And if one party of them doeth wrong to the other, fight ye that which doeth wrong until it return unto the ordinance of Allah; then, if it return, make peace between them justly, and act equitably. Verily! Allah loveth the equitable."
---The Gracious Koran, the 9th Verse in the 49th Chapter (called The Twellings)---