Excellent review of Civil War

Yep. And it's part of Ironman's character too. 

By that rational, Deadpool being a smark alec is also a misconception. He started off as a Deathstroke-expy. 

Any comics other than his original appearances don't count. 

Plus as you said, the movies are not the comics. Different interpretations and stories. 

Pretty much. 

Okay but when they had Deadpool turn into a Baraka from Mortal Kombat with laser eyes and his mouth shut in X-Men Origins: Wolverine it is perfectly okay and a welcomed characterization decision but when Tony Stark makes a one liner or two in a movie it is unforgivable and disrespectful? 

The books were not very good and turned many longtime readers away because they tried too hard to go for shock and awe, the movie is better written and handles the subject matter more sophisticatedly. 

Deadpool has years and years of that tho How he is it wasn't the movies that made him the merc with the mouth like how comic characters have changed due to the mcu. No comparison at all. Also yeah movies and comics are different but you guys say the movies stay true to the books

What line are you referring to he had many, just saying "that line" seems like you don't actually have a point and are just throwing out an imagined complaint for everyone to fill the blanks in themselves.

And no the movie doesn't seem low budget, you ever actually watch a low budget movie? their quality makes even the worst MCU film look like the perfect love child of Avatar & The Godfather.

Who is saying that the movies stay true to the comics? the movies differ greatly from the comics in part due to necessity, the movies stay true to their characters though, Tony & Cap's personalities though different from their first appearances make sense because of the changes they have gone through over the better part of a decade.

Also memes are made about EVERYTHING, TWS spawned memes out the arse that's not an indication of anything except that people like making memes.

CBM characters being amalgamations of multiple different versions of the characters seen in print over decades is fine, so is them being very distinctly their own so long as they retain in essence the core of the character more so if that version then gets adaptred into the comics, it's just a new iteration of the character which we have seen happen dozens of times.

Civil War as a film was never going to be able to be like the comics, just not enough time, they could have maybe done it over an entire phase but even then you need way more superheroes introduced to pull it off, so it not being exactly like the comics is a dumb argument to make, also has no bearing in the quality of the movie, The Shining is a great movie but it is very different from the book, but the story told in the movie is great in and of itself, you can dislike it for not being like the book and liking the book more or calling it a bad adaptation, but being a bad adaptation doesn't make it a bad movie, you would have to be retarded to think that it does.

Nobody's saying the movies stay true to the books, not 100% true anyway.  

You are grasping for Straws. In that 2nd clip hes not serious m
For most of it. Also he does not sound genuine in the other 3,Evans sells the scenes better. This looks like a syfy production compare the books to the movie. The fight scene looks like joke and making memes proves that. I m Clint i don't care.
Also that stank line isn't the only one

I'm not you keep saying he isn't serious in the movie so I provided some clips which prove you wrong, and how is he not serious in clip no. 2? How does he not sound genuine? If anything you're the one grasping at straws here. 

No, it doesn't. The effects, the acting, and film making on display puts it on a level of quality any Syfy production wishes it could have a tiny fraction of. As far as comic comparisons go a drawing is a long ways different than filmmaking, you can draw something up in thirty minutes or less and have it inked and painted for slightly more but on a movie it's going to take a lot longer to accomplish visually, story wise the MCU was not as expansive or as developed as its original counterpart which told stories with its much larger roster of characters for almost a century prior so they had to make best with what they had to follow the game plan leading to Endgame. 

The airplane fight between the two teams is often viewed as one of the best action sequences in superhero cinema and for good reason, and did you know that the directors of John Wick shot and choreographed it? Bet you didn't. Too bad you can't appreciate a good thing because it's not grim-dark or whatever...

Again, you can meme ANYTHING regardless of genre, rating, actor, etc. Again, this is totally irrelevant. So stop using it. 

You're the one who was complaining about that line, you didn't cite any others. But how is any of the humor in Civil War worse than X-Men Origins or, say, Venom(Another movie you like)?