Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Civil War List

• Captain America: The Winter Soldier - Explores themes of loyalty and betrayal within factions.
• Avengers: Infinity War - Features a large ensemble cast and internal conflicts among heroes.
• Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - Focuses on the tensions between two iconic heroes.
• X-Men: Days of Future Past - Involves conflict within a team of superheroes and their moral dilemmas.
• Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox - Explores alternate realities and the consequences of hero actions.
• Marvel's Daredevil - Features complex characters and moral conflicts within a superhero context.
• The Avengers - Showcases teamwork and conflict resolution among superheroes.
• Watchmen - Examines the darker side of heroism and moral ambiguity.
• The Dark Knight - Explores themes of chaos, order, and the thin line between hero and villain.
• The Boys - Satirical take on superheroes with a focus on morality and power struggles.
• Secret Wars - Focuses on battles between superhero factions in various settings.
• Spider-Man: Homecoming - Features younger heroes navigating their identities and responsibilities.
• Legends of Tomorrow - Involves time travel and the struggles of a diverse team of heroes.
• Iron Man 2 - Addresses the consequences of heroism and personal vendettas.
• Thor: Ragnarok - Involves family conflict and teamwork against common enemies.
• Umbrella Academy - About a dysfunctional family of adopted super siblings with conflicts.
• Kick-Ass - Examines the concept of ordinary people becoming heroes amidst chaos.
• The Punisher - Focuses on darker, more violent themes of revenge and justice.
• Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Involves the struggles of a team working behind the scenes of the superhero world.
• Fantastic Four (2005) - Explores dynamics within a superhero team as they face external threats.
• Shazam! - A lighter take on heroism with themes of personal growth and family.
• Incredibles 2 - Focuses on a superhero family's struggles to balance personal and societal demands.
• Superman: Red Son - Explores alternate realities and moral dilemmas regarding heroism.
• Fear the Walking Dead - Features conflicts within groups trying to survive in a dystopian world.
• The Magicians - Involves characters navigating their powers and deep interpersonal conflicts.
• Gotham - Examines the origins of classic heroes and villains in a dark setting.
• The Flash - Focuses on a hero learning to balance personal life and superhero responsibilities.
• Marvel's Jessica Jones - Delves into the complex psychology of a flawed hero.
• Punisher: War Zone - Explores themes of vengeance and moral questions surrounding justice.
• Thor: The Dark World - Focuses on internal and external conflicts facing the hero.
• Doom Patrol - Highlights unconventional heroes dealing with unique personal conflicts.
• Castle Rock - Explores psychological conflict and tension among characters in a shared universe.
• Agent Carter - Focuses on a female hero's struggles within a male-dominated world.
• Vigilante - Features complex characters navigating their moral compasses.
• Hawkeye - Follows a superhero dealing with his past and complex relationships.
• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Involves teamwork and conflicts among a group of heroes.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Involves a young hero battling both external foes and personal struggles.
• Legion - Explores complicated characters dealing with their powers and mental health.
• The Defenders - Brings together various heroes facing internal and external conflicts.
• Cloak & Dagger - Involves two teenagers grappling with their powers and their connection.
• The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Explores themes of identity and legacy among iconic heroes.
• Umbrella Academy: Dallas - Continuing the family dynamics and conflicts among super-powered siblings.