Captain America: Civil War trailer: Marvel share second teasers for upcoming film featuring Spider-Man
It’s time to pick sides: Captain America or Iron Man?
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Your support makes all the difference.UPDATE: Marvel has just released the second trailer for Captain America: Civil War, and it features Spider-Man!
Appearing at the end, the new Spider-Man - played by Tom Holland - jumps into screen with the line "Hey everyone".
It also looks like he is on Iron Man's side as he shoots web at Captain America's hands. Watch below.
ORIGINAL: A new trailer for Captain America: Civil War is coming, but before it drops Marvel wants us to pick sides.
A pair of teasers divides the superhero movie's cast into two squads: #TeamCap, which features Chris Evans' Captain America and his followers, and #TeamIronMan, which introduces a crew led by Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man.
Civil War’s massive cast features Marvel favourites like Black Widow, Falcon, Winter Soldier, Ant-Man, Scarlett Witch, Vision, War Machine, Hawkeye and Black Panther, all of whom are in the below videos.
The new Spider-Man played by British actor Tom Holland will be introduced in Captain America: Civil War, and fans are speculating that he could appear for the first time in the trailer. (Update: HE DID)
Meanwhile, Martin Freeman will make his Marvel debut as Everett Ross, a member of the Joint Counter-Terrorism Center who is closely associated with Black Panther.
According to a recent report, Civil War will be the longest Marvel movie yet with a running time that outlasts The Avengers. It's set to hit cinemas on 6 May.
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