Hard action and extensive scenes of explosions are some of the phrases that have been used to describe the recently-released trailer of the up and coming hero movie Captain America: Civil War. Fans awaiting the movie can not seem to wait for its release on May 6. Since the trailer for the movie was released, it has garnered almost 30 million views on YouTube.

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Captain America: Civil War is written by the same creative writers who penned the first two movie prequels, Stephen McFeeley and Christopher Marcus. The difference is that their latest creation shows more action stints and harder fight scenes.

The 2-minute, 24-second clip gives its audience an idea of what can be expected from the film and from the characters that are in conflict with one another. The plot thickens as the conflict rises to a more heated degree when main characters Captain America and Iron Man fight over an accountability structure that a governing body would like the heroes to adopt. 

An apparent disagreement between the two characters is shown in the trailer and the outcome is something that fans cannot wait to see. Another scene that displays buildings collapsing, while arguments ensue among the Avengers heroes, is a clear indication that unity and peace will not come easy amidst a fight that could destroy the world.

The fact that satire is still shown in Iron Man gives little consolation to the other Avnegers in dilemma as to who to side, the brave and mighty Captain America or the naughty and arrogant Iron Man?

Captain America fans are sure to enjoy the Anthony and Joe Russo-directed masterpiece with all their favorite characters. Chris Evans will still play the role of Captain America; Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man; Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow; Sebastian Stan as Winter Soldier; Anthony Mackie as Falcon; Don Cheadle as War Machine; Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye; Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther; Paul Bethany as Vision; Paul Rudd as Ant-Man; and, Tom Holland as Spiderman, among others.

The movie is set to hit the theaters in the United Kingdom on April 29, while its US premiere is set for May 6.

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