Captain America: Civil War - Marvel Crossover

This was one of my favorite Marvel movies, and this made it even better. The core story of the Avengers tearing each other apart felt like it was always at the forefront. It felt like a much more focused film. Absolutely amazing!

I'll keep this short and sweet. This was already one of the best MCU movies, and this edit made it just a bit better. Its not change my life better, because, as I said, it was already a great movie. But it is definitely the go-to, hands-down, definitive version of the movie. There is nothing bad to say about it. Yes, the one bit at the end was a little quick, but if I hadn't already read about it in another review I wouldn't even have noticed it. Loved it.

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Civil War is already in my top 5 Marvel films. In my opinion, besides some color grading issues, it was flawless (obviously not really but it was really good, okay!) I didn't have a problem with any of the characters, including Zemo. I thought he was a good 'villain', and served his purpose well.

However, this edit is WAY better than the original. Just that little bit of cutting out Zemo and putting the focus back on the Avengers tearing themselves apart REALLY makes a difference in this film. Also, unless I'm misremembering Civil War, there is some regrading that has been done in this edit, which I very much enjoyed, although it did have too much darkness sometimes, in my opinion.

The only reason I can't give the A/V editing a 10 is because I did notice a few jarring switches in audio, and one scene with Zemo in the hotel room that I think should've just been removed completely, given the circumstances.

But, regardless of these small issues, this edit is probably the BEST way to watch Civil War. I highly recommend it.

While the original is not one of my more favorite MCU films, I heartily enjoyed how this fanedit was handled - it has a tighter and more coherent story line, which benefited from the new focus on the Accords. More direct exposition in the right places kept things moving very well, as mentioned in the "Changes" section. Audio and Video were very nicely done, as good as anything from a major studio, although there were a couple of places that might have benefited from a little more work on how the music transitioned between scenes, but that is more my taste than any actual problem with lapis molari's work.
Really nice work.