'Captain America 3' Spoiler Alert: International Incident with Avengers Triggers 'Civil War'

"Captain America: Civil War" fans will be delighted with the latest spoiler rumors about the movie.  Sources have revealed that the collateral damage from an international incident involving the Avengers will incite the civil war.

There is very little information available about the plot for "Captain America:  Civil War."  Aside from the movie reportedly overflowing with superheroes and that an incident has caused a rift amongst the Marvel characters, no details were shared as to why the split happened.  However, if the movie were to follow the storyline in Marvel's "Civil War" comics, the incident that triggered the war was when hundreds of innocent civilians were killed, reports Cinema Blend.  This happened when the New Warriors tried to capture and stop supervillains.  This also prompted the government to pass a legislation that required superheroes to register and reveal their identities. 

And now, reports from the site, Heroic Hollywood, has indicated that a similar incident will trigger the "Civil War."  The site's trusted sources revealed that an Avengers related incident which involves Chris Evans' Captain America and Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch will result in collateral damage.  The two superheroes will reportedly apprehend the character Crossbones, played by Frank Grillo, who is wearing a suicide vest full of "nasty explosives."  To protect the civilians on the ground, Captain America orders the Scarlet Witch to levitate Crossbones above ground.   Although the Scarlet Witch did levitate Crossbones, unfortunately, she is unable to contain the explosion.  This resulted to a massive destruction, tons of civilian casualties and death. 

The site also mentioned previous movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe which hinted at the "Captain America: Civil War" movie discord, specifically the destruction of Sokovia.   A scene from "Ant-Man" showed a passenger reading a newspaper with the headline "Who's to Blame for Sokovia?"  It is a reference to the "Avengers:  Age of Ultron" and the set up for both end credit scenes, states Heroic Hollywood.   The "Sokovia Accords" was even mentioned in the second "Ant-Man" post credit scene.

Marvel Studios have yet to comment on the latest spoiler rumors.  Movie fans will have to wait for further news to find out if it is true.  "Captain America: Civil War" is expected for release on May 6, 2016.