About this episode

The episode revisits the significance of Captain America: Civil War a decade after its release, exploring its themes and impact on the MCU.

Ten years on, Captain America: Civil War still hits different, and dig into why. We revisit the Sokovia Accords, the clash between Tony and Steve's philosophies, and the franchise-changing introductions of Black Panther and Spider-Man. From the Lagos opening to the airport hangar brawl to that gut-punch finale in Siberia, it's a conversation about trauma, loyalty, and choosing sides—and why this one Avengers movie still sparks debate a decade later. (Mild spoilers ahead for a movie that's had 10 years to spread the word.) Join the conversation across generations, only on Father.Son.Galaxy.

People in this episode

Host: Kerwin Yarde

Topics covered

• MCU films
• Captain America: Civil War
• philosophical clash
• superhero introductions
• trauma and loyalty
• debate in fandom

Keywords

• Captain America
• Civil War
• MCU
• Black Panther
• Spider-Man
• Sokovia Accords
• philosophies
• airport hangar brawl
• trauma
• loyalty

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Captain America: Civil War

Places: Lagos, Siberia

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