So The Winter Soldier was earning a great reputation and drawing audiences based on its own strengths and word of mouth, and it has a reputation as being one of the best Marvel movies so far. His prior solo outing was liked by critics and audiences (79% on the Tomatometer, "A-" at Cinemascore), but still only took $370 million in worldwide receipts.
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What this tells us is, lacking immediate proximity to an Avengers movie and without any help from Iron Man, Captain America's sequel had a big box office bounce. If Iron Man had a small supporting role in the film, do you doubt it could've probably climbed to the $800 million range? I don't. flag as an outfit, and the claims he was too old-fashioned to appeal to modern worldwide audiences. It managed those feats despite the fact Cap is still wearing an U.S. That reception translated into a $714 million global box office run, the second-highest solo superhero receipts for Marvel at the time (behind only Iron Man 3). It is, then, an Avengers movie in which Captain America is the central figure, more than a Captain America movie that happens to also star most of the other MCU Earth-based superheroes.Ĭaptain America: The Winter Soldier certainly earned immense good will from critics and audiences, becoming the fourth-highest scoring MCU film at Rotten Tomatoes (its 89% score ranking it behind only Iron Man and The Avengers at the time of its release) while audiences gave it an "A" Cinemascore. Yes, Captain America is the main character of the story, but it has major supporting roles for several other of his teammates, most of the entire Avengers team appear throughout the film, and it introduces a few new superheroes to the screen too. Yes, the story picks up after Captain America: The Winter Soldier's events and continues Cap's search for Bucky, but it also picks up after Age of Ultron's events and has strong connective tissue linking it to that film's storyline and outcome as well. Why will Civil War break The Avengers' record? Let's get into the details and find out.įor one thing, the film is really an Avengers movie as much or more so than a pure Captain America sequel. Everyone expected the 2015 sequel Avengers: Age of Ultron to top its predecessor's global take, but it fell shy and finished its run with $1.4 billion (sparking absurd and utterly false reports in some online fan media to claim Disney considered the film a failure as a result of that outcome). And that's just the start of what I suspect will be a record-breaking run for Civil War, on its way to becoming Marvel Studio's single biggest blockbuster to date. Currently, The Avengers holds that title with its $1.5 billion worldwide tally from 2012. My own prediction is that the film won't just top $200 million when it bows at home, but could and probably will set a new opening record for Marvel's movies, with potential to climb as high as $210-220 million.
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