RUMOR: Death Comes In Threes In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

A new rumor stated that four death scenes have been filmed for Captain America: Civil War to throw off leaks from the set. However, only one of those deaths will stick. Read on for possible spoilers on how these deaths set the stage for Avengers: Infinity War.

Spoilery set photos from the set of Civil War have previously shown that the film opens with a funeral for Peggy Carter. However, Agent Carter will not be the only Marvel hero making the journey to the after life. The Hashtag Show is back with more (potential) spoilers from Captain America: Civil War. In addition to Peggy, they previously reported that Chris Evans' Captain America will die at the end of the film but he won't be the only Avenger making the ultimate sacrifice. Reportedly, The Russos have shot 3 additional death scenes in an effort to throw off leaks from the set. The characters in peril include War Machine, Falcon and Scarlet Witch.



The Hashtag Show reports that Falcon's death is simply misdirection and he's safe for Infinity War and is one of the candidates to replace Rogers as Captain America . Rhodey will be severely hurt (as seen in the trailer) but survive leaving Scarlet Witch as the Avenger who is killed. Her death prompts Vision to head into space at the end of the film, setting the stage for Avengers: Infinity War.



Consider this a rumor for now but the YouTube channel was spot on with their Age of Ultron spoilers.



Captain America: Civil War arrives in theaters on May 6, 2016.





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