Captain America: Civil War is an elegant throw-down-glory machine. Review by Matt Cummings If recent James Bond films owe everything to Jason Bourne, it's clear that Hollywood should throw superhero movies a giant parade; without them in the mix, Hollywood would be struggling to keep the lights on. Consider the ultimate proof in the absolutely stunning Captain America: Civil War , a mature right-turn for a franchise that seems ready to present us with an earth-shattering shake up of its world. The start here makes it the best film so far in 2016, not only due to its terrific action sequences but in the questions it raises about heroes and their place in the world. Captain America (Chris Evans) has assembled his own Avengers team to handle crises throughout the world. But the results haven't been perfect: when a battle with Crossbones results in another huge body count, Falcon (Anthony Mackie), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Vision (Paul Bettany), and Scarlet