Fun fact, both of these movies have a cameo of a relative of the director who also worked
as a crew member behind the scenes too.
She’s the director’s wife and the producer of the movie and he’s the director brother
and a director of the movie.
In the beginning, this stone cold killer walks up and kills this rich guy
then he kills the rich man’s wife and it’s sad because a husband and wife get executed
in broad night light, but what makes it even sadder is that the parents were murdered and
their son saw the whole thing with his own eyes.
Cut to present day, and these bad guys are on a mission in Africa.
Something goes Kaboosh and one of the bad guys look up in the sky like “he’s here”
(audio from Civil War).
The superhero they’ve been waiting for is the guy in the red and blue suit.
The red and blue suit superhero defeats all the terrorists.
Problem is, there’s a lot of collateral damage and innocent people got defeated too.
It’s obvious the superheroes were just trying to help,
but America thinks the collateral damage was done on purpose and even heroes deserve consequences.
The political leaders come up with an idea that superheros should only save people
from now on only if they’re given permission first.
At first, the hero ignores justice until this one black lady is all like, no justice, no
peace, no family, because they’re dead or whatever.
After that, this hero's all like, damn she got a point.
And then, the government has has hearings to discuss the violations of the
superhero actions.
The head official is in the middle of a speech then starts stuttering and then Kaboosh.
A terrorist bombs the meeting and almost everybody without superhero powers dies to death.
The bombing story starts trending and all the news outlets report that the amputee is
the one responsible for the terrorist attack.
Although the story seems legit, I rarely trust the media because they always blow stuff out
of proportion.
Prime example, there's a fight sequence in an old building where law enforcement has
the suspects cornered, but they shoot first and ask questions later and the next morning
the newspapers report that the hero is a criminal (audio).
Meanwhile, the billionaire, playboy, philanthropist is on the other side of town and he’s looking
for answers too.
He starts recruiting people like him and in this movie their are a lot of people with
super powers.
There’s a cyborg character.
A man who can run faster than a speeding car.
A sexy lady with powerful bracelets and last but not least, a dude who could swim like really
really good.
After he finds secret footage of the other heroes, his plan is to recruit them and form
a super team with a shared cinematic universe.
Later on in the film, the bad guys get a hold of the frozen dead soldier and work on a plan
to defeat the good guys.
Since no one villain is strong enough to defeat the superheroes, the plan is basically puppet
mastering the superheroes to kill themselves by fighting each other instead (audio) The red and
blue guy leaves everything behind and runs away to the snowy mountains.
The rich superhero goes to the underwater secret HQs to look for answers on where to
find the red and blue guy.
When they finally meet up, they end up fighting each other.
It’s pretty much a tie because both of them spend equal amounts of time getting whooped
so I’m not really sure who won.
I actually think if the rich guy’s suit never ripped they’d still be fighting today
probably.
Personally, I hate it when friends fight, but at least something good came out of all of this.
The dude in the black suit who was so consumed with revenge ever since that guy destroyed
the building at the beginning.
He learns that revenge is overrated and lets his enemy live to see another day.
But anyways.
During the action sequence with the most stakes, the directors start the fight off at the abandoned
area with no inhabitants because a lot of fans complained about how many people died
in the last movie (audio).
The giant is whooping everybody’s behind, but
there’s strength in numbers so the good guys team up to win the fight.
First, they tie up the giant, then the flying one comes across the top and puts him to sleep.
When that fight is over it looks like one of the characters is dead and stuff, but comic
book movies are way too scared to kill anybody meaningful and we find out he’s alive at
the end.
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