To add something different, the psychological punches this film delivers are exceptional. Watching the trailers someone is being asked to save the world one more time--well it turns out it's not Cap being asked to do it! That is electrifying when you find out who is being asked to "save the world," and under which eye's view. Awesome psyche effect. Another is pitting old against new--Cap's old costume, Falcon's old suit against mega machines--are all ways to underscore old values winning out over big gun technology. This film keeps you guessing who is on which side, and you never know, until the chips are down. A question for all is, if you were the tech being commanded to pull the switch, what would your choice be? The movie invites these questions boldly to your mind, as you are put in the place of any of the individuals. The villain scenes are great in how calculated some are, and how blindly following others are. It's just as terrifying how politicos murder their everyday workers as it is how a super weapon takes a mouth bit in without question. The information age plays an important part in exposing evil as it does the weaknesses and threats any individual could be to the powers that be. No one is immune to the character assessments the characters can at any time choose to be true to or go against when the time is right. Awesome!!!