Marvel Studios officially announced the production of Captain America: Civil War, revealing it as a direct sequel to Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
Marvel Studios released the first official trailer for Captain America: Civil War, giving fans a first look at the conflict between the Avengers.
The movie Captain America: Civil War was released in theaters worldwide, becoming part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Captain America: Civil War was announced to have grossed over $1.1 billion worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing films of the year.
After the events in Sokovia, the United Nations proposes the Sokovia Accords to regulate the activities of enhanced individuals.
Steve Rogers opposes the Sokovia Accords, believing that superheroes must remain free to act independently.
A bombing at the Vienna UN conference is blamed on Bucky Barnes, leading to his worldwide manhunt.
The opposing factions led by Captain America and Iron Man clash in a major battle at Leipzig Airport over Bucky's fate.
During the airport battle, War Machine is severely injured when Bucky's arm strikes his suit, causing a crash.
Helmut Zemo exposes the truth about the deaths of Tony Stark's parents, framing Bucky and escalating the conflict.
Captain America and Iron Man face off inside the Siberian Hydra facility, culminating in an emotional showdown.
After the confrontation, Captain America's team disbands, and Bucky is placed in cryogenic sleep for safety.