Spider Man Puts Balance To Chris Evans’ ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ As They Fight New Enemy
Chris Evans' upcoming movie, "Captain America: Civil War" is expected to bring more excitement as Spider Man is joining the legion of superheroes who will continue to fight for humanity.
In an interview with Collider, directors Joe and Anthony Russo revealed that the inclusion of Spidey in the cast has given a different feel to the film.
They shared that being a comic book fan and collector, the web-slinging superhero was their favorite. Thus, the Russo brothers hinted that having the chance to "reinvent that character" for Chris Evans' "Captain America: Civil War" was surely a great experience.
"What was so valuable to me about the character, when I was a kid, is that he's a high schooler with this power and responsibility, and it makes him very distinct as a hero," they said. "It makes him distinct from the other characters in the Marvel Universe, who are confident, experienced superheroes."
They further narrated that the "character helps us balance out the tone of the movie."
In the meantime, the Russos confessed that getting Spider Man for the movie "was a very long process."
"Kind of thing we had to lobby for months," they divulged. "What happens during a long process like that, you're continuing to develop the movie and the character.'"
They even went on to explain that "During the time that it takes you to convince the powers that be to make the jump and let you do that, you've engrained the character so deeply into the story at that point that you'd have to destroy the story to take him out."
On the other hand, Cosmic Book News reported that the synopsis of Chris Evans' "Captain America: Civil War" dished that "The new status quo fractures the Avengers while they try to protect the world from a new and nefarious villain."
