Actor Chris Evans is convinced 'Captain America: Civil War' will forever alter the Marvel universe. The 34-year-old actor reprises his titular role for the forthcoming film, which centres around the feud between Iron Man and Captain America over the government regulation of their superhero warrior crew 'The Avengers', reported Comicbook.com.
"They will change the dynamic forever," Evans said. Director Joe Russo agrees with Evans, noting it's likely
'The Avengers' might still be fractured in future sequels. "There will be a long lasting fallout from the events of
this movie. It will significantly alter the psychology of the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward."
'Captain America: Civil War', which also stars Robert Downey, Jr as Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, and Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, reaches US theatres on May 6
The much-awaited superhero film 'Captain America: Civil War' has a running time of two hours and 27 minutes, making it the longest film from Marvel Studios till date. It's four minutes longer than the previous title holder, 2012's 'The Avengers', according to The Hollywood Reporter.
'Captain America: Civil War' is likely to need the expanded length. In addition to pitting two teams of superheroes against each other and tying up the Winter Soldier plot left dangling in the previous movie, the feature will also introduce two new players to the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) and Spider-Man (Tom Holland).
While it may be the longest Marvel movie to date, it's far from the longest superhero movie released. This month's 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' runs 151 minutes, while 2012's "The Dark Knight Rises" ran an impressive 165 minutes.
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