Captain America: Civil War Isn't The End Of The Avengers Conflict, According To The Russos

The most interesting part about the Sokovia Accords ruling the Phase 3 storyline between Captain America: Civil War and The Avengers: Infinity War, is the fact that these new heroes will be developing and discovering powers in a time that isn’t as free about their usage as the past two phases.
Thankfully, that sentiment has been proven wrong, as Joe and Anthony Russo have started to speak about the level of conflict our Avengers will be at when they regroup in The Avengers: Infinity War Part 1.
A lot of folks probably thought that Captain America: Civil War would be a fight so big, it’d fit the entire storyline of its namesake into one film.
Despite Captain America: Civil War being titled after the massive, multi-issue story arc that saw the Superhero Registration Act turn hero against hero, there was never going to be enough room in one film to tell the entire story.

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munjeera May 12, 2016 Log in to Reply
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I think it is smart to have ambiguity about where the new rules are going to take the Avengers. I have noticed that over time the ending of movies have become more ambiguous and even vague about leaning one way or another. I think it is because audiences have grown more sophisticated and can handle not being spoon fed a “message.”