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Captain America Civil War and Batman v Superman made many of the same storytelling mistakes, Brian Formo says that Civil War just made them less noticeable.
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Well, Civil War did "borrow" a lot of things that BvS did.
- The destruction of [insert location here] being used to further the plot.
- Antagonist mad at one of the Hero characters so much that he orchestrated a plan to pit both of them against each other to destroy what they stand for.
- Both main characters fighting against each other because they have different conflicting ideals, morals, etc.
- One of the main characters seeing civilian fatalities as collateral damage due to their actions, and uses that as a form of justifications for them to oppose other main Hero character.
- The questioning of whether it's right or wrong for the world and government to accept Superheroes operating without keeping them in check/ controlled by the government.
-Death of a parent used to emotionally blind one of the main hero characters.
I'm sure there's more, but that's what I remember off the top of my head.