Gotta disagree Zemo was the best marvel villain they've had. His plot made sense, he didn't needed huge screen time and not only that but he fucking won. He divided the avengers. You guys really need to watch the movie again, zemo was totally needed.

I disagree on zemo not being needed. He was a walking personification of the avenger's failures. He's their mistakes given form, and coming back to haunt them. His plan makes sense. All of the "conveniences" are him taking time to know how the characters react to minor stimulus. I'd concede it to be "convenient" if the effects/results weren't consistent with the targeted characters.

I'm sorry but Black Panther saying "The living are not done with you" to Zemo WAS AWESOME

Zemo is the only villain to have defeated the Avengers up to this point

this movie was the best shit ive ever seen from a superhero movie.

That Bucky Bike Flip Tho

I thought Zemo was a good villain, he worked for me.

Zemo is my favorite MCU villain next to Kingpin. I love that they're normal guys. And Zemo attempting suicide because he was successful in not taking over the world, but driving the heroes apart... Great motivation for a simple effective outcome.

Zemo was the best villian that Marvel has had so far. He was the perfect bad guy for T'challa. Without Zemo Black Panther doesn't work. They did not fail the villian. Y'all are wrong on this one.

Say what you will about Zemo. I still liked him more than Lex.

Am I the only one who thinks Zemo is the second best MCU villain after Loki?

I know you said it's weird how Zemo knew Iron Man would join Cap in Siberia so that he could play the tape but you have to remember that Zemo called the hotel to bring him his lunch so that when the lady came to bring his bacon and coffee to the room, she'd find the body and his fake mask and that would let Iron Man know that Cap was telling the truth.

Without Zemo, Black Panther would have no place in the movie. There would be no UN explosion, Black Panther wouldn't have hunted Winter Soldier, wouldn't have learnt that he was going after the wrong guy and wouldn't have learnt how to overcome being consumed by revenge.

no, disagree zemo was excellent

I have to totally disagree with them on Zemo. He's my favorite villain after Loki. All his motivations worked and his plan wasn't convenient his plan was evolving. There were many times where his plan didn't go exactly where he wanted but he adapted to as need be. If Tony somehow didn't make it to the Hydra base then Zemo would have adapted his plan and leaked it online or send it to Tony. That's the whole point. Zemo was just demonstrating how flawed these heroes are in that they're just humans who can be broken just as much as anyone else. And he didn't even throw one punch. I thought Zemo was genius and not some typical villain but he had a depth and brilliance to him that really made this movie as amazing as it was.

Top 3 MCU films: 1.Capt. America:Civil War 2.The Avengers 3.Capt. America: Winter Soldier

31:50 It actually wasn't convenient when you think about it. Zemo let the hotel landlady see the corpse in the bathroom because he knew that news would get to the avengers, and Stark, soon enough. So it made sense to me that Iron Man showed up in the bunker. Much of the plot might seem hackneyed unless you have multiple viewings and pay close attention :)

Zemo is underrated. He's JUST A MAN, who took down Earth's Mightiest Heroes. What cant he do? Who cant he manipulate? Like he said: "an individual with skill and experience can do anything." How can you trump the experience and skill of taking down the Avengers? Zemo served the story. He did what no other Avengers villain could do: he broke them. He was cerebral and calculating. He wasn't grandstanding and over the top like most villians. This was a very human story and it needed a villian with human motivations. He wanted to split apart the Avengers to prevent them from hurting anyone else and was going to die knowing he completed his goal and this would enable him to 'be with his family'. Its one of the more interesting aspects of the character, where the villain recognises his actions are evil but views them as for the greater good. Its even hinted earlier in the film that a regular person who lost their son in Sokovia might follow a similar path of revenge when she shows Tony a picture of her son. I think that early MIT scene was a subtle hint of Sokovia having MULTIPLE ramifications for the team. It was another facet of the personal and emotional consequences. The Avengers created their own villian here. The team just happened to create a victim who was an individual blessed with immense skill, perseverance, intelligence and unfortunate anguish. There's so many victims of the Avengers recklessness and Zemo just happens to be the quintessential "vengeful" victim. When anyone is victimized, they tend to eventually have some feelings of vengeance and anger. Zemo is all of that personified.

When Tony says "that's my shield.... My father made it. It belongs to me"... That's when I broke 😭

What about that iconic side shot of Iron Man and Cap: Cap with Vibranium Shield vs. Iron Man with Repulser Beam. The theatre erupted during that shot.

The best humor moment was when Cap finished kissing Emily Vancamp and Bucky and Sam nod their heads at him

"Oh I thought it was a water truck"- Antman

After watching CACW, Black Panther is my most favorite thing in the MCU right now..

Zemo did what ultron couldn't do . Or any other villain could do . Tear them apart from the inside . Pretty much everybody in the comments from all review videos I have seen love the villain .

anyone else get the Raid vibe when winter soldier and captain America were fighting out of the apartment building?

I BELIEVE THIS IS YOURS, CAPTAIN AMERICA!

I thought CW had the most awesome villain any movie ever had. when you think about all the times that you hear the collider folks complain that a villain was never fully realized through motivation and character development, you would have thought this movie would have made them jump for joy for finally getting the villain they always wanted because Robert Downey Jr. played him perfectly.

I initially thought that Black Panther was going to have a terrible first outing, just because he's thrown into Civil War. But that was one of the best establishments of a Marvel character. And he has the most badass moments in the movie.

I think once the panel watch the film again, they'll appreciate Zemo a lot more! Even his 'convenient' moments are actually explained in the film. He gets the hotel clerk to go into his room knowing she will see the dead body in the bath tub and tell the police. It is then not unbelievable that the information would get back to Tony Stark.

Zemo was a fantastic 3rd party character. Love that he wasn't a full-on antagonist, we didn't need one in this movie, we just needed Cap vs Tony and that's what we got, with some help from Zemo. Everything about this movie was handled PERECTLY.

Dude, I freaking LOVED Zemo. He had a motive, he was seriously driven, and it took him a YEAR of prepping and studying to pull off what he did. I completely disagree when people say you take him out, everything would've still happened in the movie. Zemo blowing up the UN opened Pandora's box. Without Zemo's working, the only conflict is Cap and Stark arguing about the accords. Zemo framing Bucky made him a target, which made Cap seek and find him, which led to Bucky revealing the super secret Winter Soldier army, which leads Cap and Stark to that place in Siberia, which leads to Stark finding out about his parents. All this, because of Zemo. No one would've figured anything out unless they themselves took time to probe declassified files in their free time. Zemo brought Bucky out of hiding which set everything into motion. John Campea thinks they could've used another plot device? What? What could they have done that would get Bucky out of hiding by putting all eyes in the WORLD on him?? An explosion caused by an accident? That's stupid and really forced. Framing Bucky is the perfect setup that would make sense and relatable (a victim of the Avenger's good intentions getting revenge on the Avengers), and that ONLY comes from someone MAKING it happen. When Everett Ross was mocking him and telling him his plan failed and Zemo said, "Did it?" implying he actually won this. He didn't kill any Avengers, he split them apart. Now half of them are fugitives. No villain came close to doing that. His motivations were clear. He lost everyone, his dad, wife and son. He snapped, big time. He planned on not making it out alive (suicide), so he went all out. He planned this thoroughly. He's more cunning and driven than ANY MCU villain other than Loki.

Zemo may not have been the most entertaining villain but I personally believe that he is the most impactful villain in the MCU so far. The actor that played Zemo did a great job.

I'm a huge fan of you guys but I completely disagree about Zemo. I have no idea how you can think he was irrelevant when at least 2 of the most major things that happened in the movie (the bomb which caused Black Panther to join the fight and the framing of Bucky which is the majority of the conflict) were directly caused by Zemo. Add to that, he wasn't the typical villain who wanted to rule the world or destroy it but only wanted to make the Avengers pay for him losing his family, and Zemo was a great villain. He had motive, he was a sympathetic villain, and he wasn't over-the-top. Zemo was great.

Like a lot of other people in the comment section, I disagree with you guys about Zemo. He's the first MCU villain to accomplish what no other villain has: He tore the Avengers apart. I do agree that I didn't need him to be in the movie because I just wanted to see the heroes fight because of their philosophical differences, but he was effective and accomplished a lot as a villain. Other than that this movie was amazing. Here are my pros and cons. -Pros 1. The action scenes (not just the airport scene, because there were sooooo many other ones) are the best I've seen in a superhero movie. 2. The film got me emotionally invested in the characters and the issue. 3. There was tension in the movie and some parts made me feel nervous. There were real stakes. 4. Every single character was done justice and they all got enough screen time and development while it's very clear that this is still Cap's movie. 5. Spiderman and Black Panther were incredible in the movie and got perfect introductions. Especially Spiderman. This is the live action Spiderman that we deserve. I can't wait for both of their solo films. 6. As I stated before, the villain wasn't a horribly done, throwaway villain like a lot of the other MCU movies. 7. The movie had a lot of humor but it wasn't too much and didn't oversaturate the film like what happened with Age of Ultron. Plus the jokes worked and weren't shoved in during serious moments. I was overall thoroughly entertained. 8. They handled the same type of issue that BvS dealt with a lot better than BvS handled it. I don't normally like comparing Marvel and DC but it's hard not to, in this case, when these two movies use a similar issue with philosophical differences and conflict between superheros. Daredevil season 2 also did it better than BvS. -Cons 1. Marvel had an opportunity to kill a key character and get the audience even more emotional but that didnt happen. In a way it seemed like they marketed this movie like someone was gonna eat it and I got fooled by it. 2. As I stated before, they didn't need to have Zemo in the movie. But to counter this, he was effective as a villain overall. I saw this movie twice already and I plan on seeing it again. This might honestly be my favorite Marvel movie ever and is definitely now one of my favorite comic book movies ever overall. I have it either 2nd or 3rd behind the Dark Knight. This movie was just so entertaining overall and had a compelling plot. It's everything you want in an ensemble superhero film. The Russo Bros outdid themselves with this. I give it a solid 9/10.

The villain wasn't convenient. He knew Stark was going to be there because he left the body with Bucky's wig and face fakery in the hotel room. Don't forget about that remember that as an avenger Tony has access to all media through the Friday cpu.

You guys are going way too hard on the villain. I thought he was very solid and one of the better MCU villains because he was very grounded and had personal stakes in what was going on.

I'm just glad that none of Cap's & Iron Man's mom's names are Martha

Zemo knew Tony would show up. He was not expecting them to fight each other until they saw the video of Bucky killing Tony's parents. He was counting on all the Avengers showing up and killing each other, however, only 4 showed up.

Why did they all forget that Zemo killed the doctor that was supposed to question Bucky and took his identity. That's actually how he got into the building, it wasn't coincidence. Zemo then called the room service to bring breakfast so that she would find the body in the tub, thus alerting the authorities and knowing this info would get to Stark. Which is what put Tony Stark on the right track of finding out it was an operative named Zemo who triggered everything and activated Bucky back at the building. Which would put Tony on the same chase as Captain and Bucky, leading them back to one central location.....him. He was fucking BRILLIANT. People just didn't pay attention to the details. But Collider videos won't see this

you forget that Zemo purposely told the breakfast lady to go in the room and once the report that the real interviewer was dead it obviously got to shield which would get to tony

TEAM BLACK PANTHER..

The last scene wasn't convenient. Zemo wasn't just banking on Iron Man showing up. Remember he called the hotel so they would find the body of the real psychiatrist. He knew once that was released to the public that Tony would side with Cap and come to help him, who was headed for the base. that's how he knew all of them would end up there. imo Zemo was a subdued but great villain and did the character from the comic books justice with how he outsmarted the Avengers at every turn.

Completely disagree with y'all about the villain. I feel like Zemo is one of the best MCU villains. Not only was his acting and motivation on par, story wise he didn't even need to have Iron Man, Cap, and Bucky show up to see the footage. He just needed to get access to the footage and deliver it to Stark to do what he needed to break the Avengers. And as far as sneaking in the base goes, he's an infiltrator! He wouldn't be good at his job if couldn't pull a fast one on a government facility! And story was also clearly needed to give Black Panther an arc. Black Panther was driven by revenge, so was Zemo, for the same reason too, and when he understood Zemo's issue he practically looked at him and said, "I don't want to be like you". One of the reasons he didn't kill him right on the spot. Lastly even though this Zemo didn't have the Purple Mask, he was still had the same motivation as the comics version "the heores ruined my family, so I will now ruin them".

I liked the movie alot.. but you (collider crew) can't just say if zemo wasnt there, or didnt have to be there, the movie would of been fine... if he wasnt there, or his ploy wasnt put into motion, NO ONE WILL BE CHASING BUCKY.. end of movie. the conflict to sign the agreement between tony/stark would be the biggest problem.. ya there could of ended into a fight.. but the movie really revolved around zemo going to russia, bucky and cap trying to stop him, the stark avengers trying to capture them. .. imagine if no one was trying get the winter soldier.. it would of been a totally different movie.

Personally, I thought Zemo was a fantastic villain.

Did anyone else see Josh Peck's name in the credits as "Mr. Evans' assistant"?

Dude i'll say it. Best spiderman we've ever had. The "small sample" was perfect and is already my favorite.

Rest in Peace to Jon Schnepp and Chadwick Boseman.

When you think of a villain in a story, you want someone who has legit motivations. In a super hero movie, you want someone who is formidable. Zemo isnt superhuman, therefore he's not formidable. He's highly intelligent and calculating. He set events in motion that drove the Avengers apart. I feel like the Accords alone wasnt enough to split the team. There still wouldve been a difference in opinion, but what wouldve happened without Zemo is, whoever was against the accords simply wouldve walked away peacefully from the team. Bucky's "involvement" in the bombing got in the way of a civil difference if opinion. Cap wanted to save Bucky from execution only. And in doing so, he aligned himself opposite the establishment (on top of his stance on freedom). Zemo made that happen and he had valid reasons for driving a wedge in the team. In this movie, Zemo was an ideal villain bc there wasnt room for "global threat" type villain. A conniving, manipulating villain is perfect bc he drives the story fwd without getting in the way of the main story.

Zemo is the new "Loki" of MCU villains. He was brilliant, manipulative, and resourceful. He was the reason the airport and end fight scenes happened. He was the reason Bucky was a fugitive. Without that Cap has no reason to physically fight over a philosophical difference. The most he would have done was go rouge & search for Bucky. There was no situation outside of Zemo in the film that would have warranted Avenger involvement, therefore there wouldn't have been a film. Cap wouldn't have told Tony about his parents and they would have reached some kind of compromise with the govegovernment.

"My father made that shield, you don't deserve it!" Those kind of lines are what made this film great for me. Also when iron man backhands cap. Emotional stuff

Spidermans reaction to the Giant man tho. lol

this movie was fuckin awesum......every fight scene I was like.....wow..this is the best thing ever.....n freaked out at airport scene.....#TeamIronMan

WS: you couldn't do that earlier. Falcon: I hate you

I am kinda disappointed that there is no Aunt May's bathtub scene in this movie.

I think Zemo was necessary, didn't need to be the character Zemo. Could have been John Doe, but necessary. His plan was to destroy an "Empire". The empire was the Avengers and he knew the only way to do that was for them to destroy themselves. He then realized that Bucky could be the catalyst. I think the accord was just conveniently helped him. He got the mission report from Bucky and realized that the Russian base could have what he needed drive them apart. So he used the threat of the other Winter Solider's to do that. If anything the accords messed up he plan because under reg circumstances the entire team would have showed up to that base. Where he would have used to the video to drive them to battle.

that scene where cap and sharon kiss and then cuts to falcon and bucky... too funny!!!

"I believe we haven't introduced. I"m Hawkeye." "I don't care."

It wasn't convenient for Tony to be there, Zemo clearly planned it out. He set up the evidence in the hotel so Tony would hear about it and realize Buck might actually be innocent.

Baron Zemo is awesome! He is just a regular guy who knows he cannot take the avengers, so he finds the one way to destroy them. This is a great contrast to the other villains. He is also very sympathetic.

I loved Zemo. In the midst of all these god-like beings he is just a guy driven by revenge. And you understand why he wants that revenge.

Baron Zemo did lure Iron Man to Cap and Bucky's location by calling the hotel's room service and therefore revealing the murder/plot. That's how he knew that Iron Man would show up at the end.

I'm sorry but John campea takes way to long to get his point across

Only one tiny gripe: Cap and Bucky get into superjet and go to Siberia. Tony takes Rhodie to hospital, gets scanned and has a conversation with Widow (and why isn't she in jail for her double cross?), Tony talks to Falcon, THEN goes to Siberia. Both arrive within 10 minutes of each other. Other than that, fantastic movie. Can't wait to watch it again (already planning to).

Listen to my theory I believe Nick Fury know that Bucky killed Tonys parents too.

I guess I'm in the minority because I actually liked Zemo

Some people just want to complain about Marvel villains, but Zemo was probably one of their best. People might have expected him to be the big bad threat looming in the background, but instead he was just a motivated and resourceful man with a vendetta. When Spider-man is describing a dangerous man who believes, it applies to everyone in this movie: Zemo, Panther, Tony, and Steve. In the end Zemo also basically won. Zemo's plan was centered around getting all the details surrounding the death of Howard Stark, that was his line of questioning. I believe the ending was not Zemo's exact plan but just worked out better for him. He specifically wanted to lure Tony to the base so that he could discover all the evidence of Bucky's involvement in Howard's death. Driving Tony to seek revenge on Bucky was the overall plan because no matter who hurt who, the Avengers would end up split.

The look of disgust on Stark's face when Cap ADMITS he know TWS killed starks parents....AND when Cap says "I can do this all day" definitely activated some man tears.

Zemo w good villain. He was not the main antagonist, but that I why makes him good. He has a huge personal stake in this fight and he did what no other Marvel villain did. He broke the Avengers.

I love the look Bucky and Falcon gave Cap when he kissed Peggy's daughter. The "you old dog" look.

Zemo was definitely NOT a failure. Rewatch the movie, guys. Seriously. Notice ever line and quote he says. It isn't convenience. He has plans on top of plans.

Thanks to John Campea for pointing out Black Panther, because he really does get overlooked by everyone's excitement for Spiderman.

Baron Zemo is definitely one of the better marvel villains

I dont understand the hate for Zemo. I thought he was fantastic. He single handedly managed to disassemble the Avengers. A normal, ordinary man pulling the strings in the shadows. If thats not the Baron I dont know what is.

As a DC and Marvel fan I've got no idea which movie these guys watched when they talk about Zemo. Zemo was a great fucking villain. One of the best the MCU has got. He was a Bond villain in this movie. Better than the most recent Bond villains we've goten in recent Bond movies. Those villains had even more over the top, crazy convoluted plans filled with holes than Zemo's plans. Zemo was totally interesting. Leader of a death squad: explains his skills. He had a tragic backstory: explains his motivations. He set everything in motion to set the Avengers up against each other. Without him the Civil War wouldn't have happened. He baited the Avengers to Siberia and he put them against each other. And about the diguise. This is the movie universe that made Black Widow into an entire different woman that infiltrated that meeting with Pierce. And about the book. Zemo need it to get to Bucky. Using him to understand what happened during that night Howard Stark died. He attacked the UN to frame Bucky and cause more hardship for The Avengers. He wanted to rip them apart from within. He was filled with rage and feelings of revenge. So he took his time to plan this out and to make them suffer. This is an over the top superhero movie. So expect the villain to be over the top too. Zemo even was calm in a way, calculating. I thought he was great. Better motivations and development than Ronan, Yellow Jacket, Malekith etc. They had no build up at all. We've learned quite a bit about Zemo.

I don't think anyone has caught this parallel, but there are similarities for when Cap says "I can do this all day" in the First Avenger alley fight and near the end of Civil War. In both instances, Steve is about to lose the fight, but he is showing bravery in his defeat. When hope appears to be lost, Bucky comes in and is able to save him. In the First Avenger, it is by beating up the bully after he knocks down Steve and in Civil War, he grabs Ironman's leg which allows Steve to change the tide of the fight. I just thought I'd throw this out there because it tied the whole Cap trilogy together in my head.

Am I the only one that thinks Zemo was a great villain? Clear goals and motivations and pretty emotional portayal.

Campea says that everyone else is going too easy on the villian, but I think Campea is going too hard on the villian.

There thoughts on Zemo are so off and shallow. It's absolutely frustrating.

We often see complaints about Marvel having bad villains, but maybe that's because the real villain is Tony Stark. If you look at the entire series of movies, Stark is the underlining bad guy all along.

He didn't need to be called Zemo but he was an excellent aspect of story. Very necessary.

I wish I could talk to this guys live. This villain was so well done and underrated it went right over their heads.

It was hard watching Stark see his parent get killed while Bucky, Steve, and Zemo were eyeing him. It was a time bomb waiting to go off, like Han walking out to meet Kylo. You knew it was happening and you're just shaking your head, saying "no no no stop it please no STOP IT NOOOOO" as if you KNOW what's going to happen next but you HAVE to watch it unfold. It's painful but it's really good

Safe to say that Russo Bros knocked it hard out of the Park..

I really liked Zemo as a villain :) ... I've watched it 3 times now and every time his plan makes more sense. He didn't know everything from the beginning, his plan is constantly evolving. First the plan is to obtain the soviet red book, then to have some minutes with Bucky, then to bring everyone to Siberia by calling the hotel and make them discovered the body of the real psychologist (Who is Anthony Russo btw haha), maybe a little convenient but I buy it, I prefer to see it as if he is a great manipulator.

Zemo knew Tony Stark would show up in the end because he set up everything in a way that Dr. "Fake Bucky"'s body would be found in his hotel room (he even calls room service to make sure of that) right before he arrived at the base. So, he knew Tony would find out that Bucky wasn't to blame for the bombing and that he has been played, which would mean he and Cap would probably join forces to go after Zemo himself, culminating in them fighting each other because of the tape reveal.

Zemo's plan did make sense. Zemo ordered breakfast while not at the hotel so that the server would find the psychologist's dead body and the prosthetic face used to mimic Bucky's, knowing that Tony would be alerted to his scheming as a result and try and find Cap, who he then believed knew the truth about what was going on. Even if Tony didn't show up at the Hydra base, it can be assumed Zemo would've then sent the video of Bucky killing Tony's parents to a place where Tony would see it anyway. Zemo did get lucky sometimes with regards to his plan but this was the best one he could come up with, it's not like he was carrying it out for fun and so, could realise this easily couldn't work and give up, he was determined to avenge his family and was willing to try anything to get revenge. I thought Zemo was a great villain due to how refreshing he was, he's just a normal guy with a very human, sympathetic motive, and he succeeded at hurting the Avengers more than any other villain by using intelligence, not brute force. BTW Schnepp, the Avengers had to kill every single Ultron robot to kill him.

I think Civil War is not just the best MCU movie, but the best superhero movie. And I believe the Captain America trilogy has officially replaced the TDK trilogy as the greatest superhero trilogy in history. This movie has it all: humor, emotions, and action. It is serious, and heart-breaking at times, and yet they knew how to add some levity so the audience won't be numb to all the mayhem and carnage. It's the movie that we will be watching and discussing for years to come.

I don't know If I would even call Zemo a villain. Schnepp had it right, Zemo was the culmination of all their "recklessness" and collateral damage come home to roost. Civil War was terrific. I'll need to see it again, but at this moment I'll give it a 4.45/5.

"oh god I thought it was a water truck"

John usually is the one who can put these small pieces in movies into place, but he forgot this thing. Zemo called Roomservice to his hotellroom when he was in Russia in order for his "Bucky"-mask and the body of real psychologist to be discovered, so that he knew Tony would figure out that Bucky was framed and that he would follow them there. So it actually made perfect sense.

I liked Zemo, I liked him a lot. He was a villain who did not come in the way of what the audience wanted to see, the Civil War.

I was so happy Zemo killed those super soldiers, I did not want to see them fight those characters.

Very few complaints about this movie, loved it. Just didn't like seeing Crossbones as another throw away villain like Iron Monger, Yellowjacket, etc. Glad that Zemo lived at least.

I've only seen this movie once to be fair but as it stands now I find it really hard to find flaws in this movie. I actually really enjoyed he villain, specially when you realise he WON. The action delivered. The plot was incredible. The humour is used well and not excessive (unlike AoU) The performances were the best they have been in any MCU movie thus far (especially RDJ). The score was fantastic. The visual effects were fantastic. The cinematography was amazing (especially in the Airport fight) The introduction of new characters was done masterfully. 10/10 for me but I need to watch it again.

Kristian, you want to know why it was so easy for Zemo to know Iron Man would be there? because he set everything up so Iron Man would realize his mistake and ultimately try to help Cap and Buck. He left obvious evidence Buck was framed and he knew ultimately they were a team to begin with.

I really liked Zemo and thought he was one of the better MCU villains... He had a purpose and a goal, and was able to outsmart everyone. I also love the fact how Zemo killed the other winter soldiers instead of using them to fight Cap/Tony/Bucky. He was also the first villain to actually win. I think? Unless there was a previous villain who won. And also did it without having to actually fight any of them.

That didn't at all obey the laws of physics.

Black Panther had my favorite line in the movie, "The living are not done with you yet..."

Tony stark, by the Time he sees Bucky kill his parents, is already almost completely unraveled emotionally. Being shown his parents' death the way he did, and having a target to unleash his rage, sadness, guilt and frustration on in Bucky and Cap is what finally set him over the edge and let him release all of that