Nope. Bucky wasn’t involved in Vienna at all. Zemo bombs Vienna, then frames Bucky for it.

Zemo impersonated Bucky and blew up the UN so he could force Bucky out of hiding and find the Soviet Super Soldiers.

I was hoping they were going to do more with the impact of Wanda in the field (they did some and obviously used it as a jumping off point, I know) because that was such a realistic situation, a quick decision in the field that saves lives but costs others, particularly when you look at it as soldier saving soldier…

#teamzemo

Spoilers, my two cents here...

The pink hood is not “iconic” because 90 percent of the movie audience have no idea who Zemo is except for his appearance in this specific movie.

Ah dang, that honestly looks really good. I wasn’t sure if Zemo’s costume in live action was possible to look good or intimidating, but that about satisfies it.

Also misdirection. You hear his name and as a comic book fan you “know” he’s got this crazy scheme involving the 5 super soldier. They wanted you to think that’s his endgame but then they pull the rug from under you. If he was just a random person you wouldn’t know what to expect and the twist wouldn’t have been as…

I mean, it’s been said below, but the whole reason Zemo was such a wonderful pseudovillain in Civil War was that he’s just a guy, here. Not a storied supervillain with a past history of costumed shenanigans, not an accomplished fighter, not even a serious criminal. Just a guy who lost everything and is out for…

No thanks. The whole point of Zemo was that he wasn’t a super-villain. He was just a pissed off, grieving dude who hated the Avengers and the only way that he could get revenge was to get them to attack each other.

Considering his plan’s effectiveness he is the most successful villain period.

I don’t know, I kind of like how nondescript Zemo was. Although yeah, making his weird sock-mask into an actual balaclava would have been really cool.

I think that really only works though if the character is well established/well liked, and Quicksilver just wasn’t important enough to make that kind of impact - it was like one level above a redshirt dying. They don’t even ever mention Red Witch losing her brother in Civil War that I can recall.

One day, when the deal is struck for Wolverine to be an Avenger, Quicksilver will reunite with his sister.

If someone could cast Clark Duke as the Whizzer, It would truly be the Kick-Ass speedster trifecta.

It’s actually better then that, because Fox!Quicksilver played Ass Kicker in Kick Ass 2

It was probably extra cool for both of them since they actually knew each other and had worked together beforehand.

here you go

It looks great in comparison. Just great, overall.