Take a look overhead.
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Years ago, if you’d have told me that Captain America 3 was going to be one of my most-anticipated movies of 2016, I would’ve LAUGHED IN YOUR GODDAMN FACE. But 2014’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier—Marvel’s best movie so far, and one of the best action movies of the past few years—changed all that. And now here’s SPIDER-MAN, and also just about everyone else who’s ever been in a Marvel movie, and it looks good.
That’s all! I’ll be rewatching this for the rest of the day, bye
