Yes guys! I have already seen Incredible Hulk but again, copyright issues prevent me from posting but working on it! And those waiting for Avengers... I WATCHED THE FIRST ONE! Full Length Watch along is available on Patreon! www.patreon.com/posts/avengers-full-60046756

@notmee2388

2 жыл бұрын

For copyright issues, I recommend checking out the channel "Rico Presents." He is another reactor that does a number of interesting things to his videos ( overlays, edge-blurring, etc.) that seem to work out well for evading image detection.

@sammylane21

2 жыл бұрын

When Steve tossed that Grenade belt down that building size tank, I just comic book fan girled out so hard.

@johncampbell756

2 жыл бұрын

The river may have been clean in the 1940s. You talked to the camera when Haley Atwell improvised reaching out to touch Steve's naked new chest. I don't know if you actually caught that. The MCU is filled with top notch actors.

@123multide

2 жыл бұрын

Please do tenet if you haven't watched it already

@bikramkejriwal

2 жыл бұрын

He is the first and oldest superhero member of avengers team technically on earth of Marvel Cinematic Universe. just react on more n more and you will come to know better.

I love that they let Cap be so pure, good, patriotic, and goofy. His super power really is that he's just a genuinely good person, and when this movie came out I was so afraid that Hollywood was going to try to make him darker and grittier, make his motives more ambiguous, or make him lose his patriotism and faith in humanity. It was really refreshing that they allowed the character to just be so pure of heart - there are plenty of people like that and they don't get a lot of representation.

@Elurin

2 жыл бұрын

" there are plenty of people like that and they don't get a lot of representation." YES!~ Totally agree! modern heroes are almost all anti-heroish

@drhapi5308

2 жыл бұрын

Lovely, beautifully said.

@professorbugbear

2 жыл бұрын

His "darkness" is him coming to terms with the fact that the institutions he believed in were so flawed. He wasn't the perfect soldier... he was a good man

@Raven-gx4kj

2 жыл бұрын

If he was a dc character they probably would've done that but marvel movies are more light hearted

@jeffreymiller7051

2 жыл бұрын

@Raven yes but I wish they would do with each character what's best for that character. Captain America, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Thor and Spider-Man may all be lighthearted characters but characters like Doctor Strange, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Daredevil and Punisher are meant to be darker and grittier heroes which I believe they should do since that's best for the characters in question.

Favorite lines: Red Skull: “What made you so special?” Captain America: “Nothing. I’m just a kid from Brooklyn.” That’s line that shows the True Hero never brags about their heroism and power. He may be a Super Soldier, but at his heart he’s still a man who wants nothing more than to serve his country and to protect the innocent. No matter what happens, he’s still Steven Rogers we know and love:) 🇺🇸

@tarmaque

2 жыл бұрын

"I don't like bullies." Good enough.

@calvinkopp1735

2 жыл бұрын

@@tarmaque That’s a good line to.

@LordVolkov

2 жыл бұрын

And he'll never give up. "I can do this all day..."

@MystDragon3k

2 жыл бұрын

It helps that Nazis (or Super Nazis in Hydra's case), believe that they actually are superior to other people. Their ideology tells them that "a kid from Brooklyn" would be no more likely to beat them than a caveman. Captain America represents the idea that the real hero is the Good Man, not the Super Soldier.

Not every small person has a high pitched voice. Look at Peter Dinklage! Little man, amazingly deep voice.

@tarmaque

2 жыл бұрын

No kidding! He needs to be recording audio books. He'd be great at it.

@PhilBagels

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Also note Mike Tyson. Your voice is only related to the size and shape of your throat, not the rest of your body.

@mattrasp1615

2 жыл бұрын

Wow so true. Honestly never though about it mismatching until now and also never though about Tyrian.

@sighberspook2021

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah putting on or losing muscle mass doesn't change your voice and small skinny people can have strong jaws Personally I think the effect is flawless, it hasn't aged a day, they absolutely nailed it IMO

@whittyone7794

2 жыл бұрын

A yummy voice! 😆

I love the look of realization you had seeing how badass Peggy is. Something that was pointed out to me once... when Steve jumped on the grenade during the training... everyone was diving away except Steve... and Peggy. She too was moving towards the grenade. The two of them are so similar spirits.

Irksine: Do you want to kill Nazis? Rogers: I don't want to kill anyone. I don't like bullies. I don't care where their from Perfectly sums up Steve Rogers personality in the comics and tells you everything you need to know about him. And that's why he's the Captain.

I'm a big old fan of Cap from the comics and I loved how they managed to capture his aspirational nature. He's the kind of genuinely good person we should all endeavor to be, and wait till you get to "Winter Soldier" (still my favourite entry in the MCU) where we see that in more important ways. You'd also probably love the "Agent Carter" series. I'm still salty it got cut at two seasons and no satisfactory ending, Carter herself is still awesome and Hayley Atwell is just as wonderful in the role there as she was here.

@Easy_Skanking

2 жыл бұрын

The "Agent Carter" series was quite good. The atmosphere and characters really work is a surprising way. I wasn't expecting it to be that good. The relationship between Carter and Cap is one of the highlights of the MCU for me. It really had chemistry and heart. I agree with you on "Winter Soldier". It's excellent.

The "rocket helicopter" is a Focke Wulf Triebflügel. It was a real design, but had only made it to the point of scale model wind tunnel testing before the factories were overrun.

@johnnyringo80

2 жыл бұрын

And the giant Valkyrie bomber is based on another Nazi project, the Horten H.XVIII "Amerika-Bomber". Luckily, this one didn't reach production status either.

@snvhill

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyringo80 And don't forget the Maus that's been remodeled with a laser. Had a small geek out moment when I realized that in the theater.

@johnnyringo80

2 жыл бұрын

@@snvhill Didn't notice that. But from the size I'd say it looks closer to the P1000 "Ratte". Or something from 40K :-)

@surfersilver6610

2 жыл бұрын

WTF! What The Focke?!?

@thepsychicspoon5984

2 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Ringo P1000 "Ratte": exist Aliied air forces: "Its free XP"

I remember when the MCU was still new, and in 2011, I was personally concerned how the character would translate to the big screen and a modern audience. This movie did wonders, and starts off a pattern of the Captain America movies being some of the best among the MCU.

@terrylandess6072

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and while the Winter Soldier was my favorite, I became quite aware the 2nd and 3rd Capt movies seemed more geared to the extended universe - setting things up - than focusing purely on Steve Rodgers. By the time the Avengers 2.5 - I mean Civil War came around - It was obvious Cap had lost his own movies . . . .

@JesusOfPaign

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, and between TFA and Thor 1, i was actually not convinced. Avengers helped show me that the concept can work, and then Cap 2 happened and I realized “oh, this character can work VERY well in this world”

@witchking8497

2 жыл бұрын

I was seriously sweating it prior to its release. First Trailer was Meh. But the second trailer. With the grenade scene, that told me they might have it right. 'He's still skinny.'

@sekmand

2 жыл бұрын

As a comics kid from the late 60s on nothing has pleased me more than to see how they have managed to translate the characters I've enjoyed in pulp to film. A tremendous cultural achievement I was unsure if I'd ever see. Hail MCU!

@dr.burtgummerfan439

2 жыл бұрын

Some of us are old enough to remember the TV attempts that ranged from lackluster to ridiculous. Glad they were able to pull it off finally.

Cap is my favorite hero, I was just as sick as Steve was growing up, and the idea of an experiment to make me more than healthy was quite the dream for a kid who was spending more time in hospital then in school until his mid 20s.

@DJLtravelvids

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you got through it buddy

The picture of Peggy inside Steve's compass is actually a cut out from a newspaper lol I guess that's the only way he could get one

He's the first Avenger because he was born in like 1918, although Thor has something like 1,400 years on him. But Captain America _became_ a hero before them all. Chris Evans is so perfect in the role, it's going to be tough should they ever decide to reboot the whole thing to find someone who just completely encapsulates everything about the character.

@39Hundred

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Cap is the first Avenger cause Nick Fury never really recruited Thor. In Avengers, Thor only really showed up to get Loki lol.

@Rocket1377

2 жыл бұрын

Ironically in the comics Captain America was not one of the original members of Avengers.

@Elurin

2 жыл бұрын

Before this movie, I would never have thought that Chris Evans could play this role. The only movie I've seen him in before Capt. America was the Fantastic Four movies and in that, he was nearly the exact opposite!

@LordVolkov

2 жыл бұрын

@@Elurin Check him out in Sunshine. I knew he'd be a great Cap from his performance in that.

@cjstats1514

2 жыл бұрын

@@Elurin That's just acting. But I thought he def had the look. Clean cut 50s style American look.

I love Cap's character. As you'll see over the MCU (no spoilers) he's concerned with justice and cares about the individual. He's not "America only" propaganda. He really connects on a human level and will stand for what is right and protect individuals and fairness, even if his own country (or friends) get in the way. He's not perfect, but he's always trying to help the little guys and does his best to put his ego aside (sometimes denying himself too much).

15:50 is actually a real WW2 German weapon concept, although I'm not sure if it was ever produced. The Wunderwaffe branch of the German Army was always crazy.

@terrylandess6072

2 жыл бұрын

As a 'gamer' I enjoyed the old EA Battlefield 1942 expansion - Secret Weapons of WW2.

I recommend watching The Rocketeer. It was made by the same director, is set in the same time period, and has a very similar feel to this Captain America movie. Disney are also releasing a sequel to it next year.

@greencello599

2 жыл бұрын

I love The Rocketeer. Highly recommend it. One could argue that The Rocketeer is the first comic book movie that wasn't Batman or Superman. I also have one of the graphic novels. Some alterations of course, but more true to the source material.

I had never liked Captain America in the comics (I didn't dislike him either, I was just totally uninterested), but this and the Winter Soldier movie remain my favorites of the MCU movies so far. There are dozens of us!

@KryptonKr

2 жыл бұрын

Same, I never liked Cap in general as in he’s not very interesting for me. I just thought he was a war hero and didn’t know he is a super soldier. I thought he was just a normal guy. Then this movie came out and the rest of the trilogy and especially End Game made me love his character a lot

Re: Security cameras: the Nazi regime were actually among the pioneers in both closed circuit and broadcast television, so, theoretically, they could have had a security system like this. Historically, they did not, but it's funny that a security camera is the thing that took you out of the movie filled with ray guns and super soldiers.

@Elurin

2 жыл бұрын

Plus, Hydra was the Nazi secret science division, and in the MCU (probably also in the comics) Both Stark tech and Hydra tech were far ahead of their time (and our time) And, of course, Wakanda tech was far ahead of either of them.

@gryffen9608

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of people forget that televisions were first introduced to the world in 1939 at the World's Fair. Specifically, it was through RCA. Obviously, it would take another decade before television caught on, and you can especially thank "I Love Lucy" for that, but I digress. In short, the basic technology was there. Plus, the German forces developed some exceptional technology at the time, including working night vision / infra-red. The fact is if they really wanted to achieve security cameras, they didn't need a fictitious Tesseract to make it possible. Besides, a lot of we 'nerds' love slightly-alternate history stories where they supersized technology. Steampunk, anyone? ;P

Lines from this movie to remember as you journey through the MCU: "I can do this all day" "You're taking all the stupid with you" "I had a date"

Steve Rogers wanted to make a difference as the son of a soldier. He refused to accept "NO" from others. Steve's story is a lesson in persistence, and how believing in yourself can change everything in your life.

@cuffzter

2 жыл бұрын

And if you dont have the physical body for something, just use drugs ;)

@gawainethefirst

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuffzter…and Vita-Rays. Don’t forget the Vita-Rays.

@priya8855

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention his mother,Sarah Rogers was a military nurse herself!

The best things about Steve are his selfless heart and his relationships. Dr. Erskine believed in Steve's character, Bucky has been his best friend to the point of brotherhood and camaraderie, and Peggy is his North Star.

"Where will I sit?" "On my lap! Let's go mister!" Comedy gold. Well done V👍

That swelling theme for him really puts me in mind of the comic book superhero, unbreaking in the face of the most impossible odds, yet steadfast and courageous no matter what. Be it from America or another world, or where and whatever, when a good person chooses to stand for what is right and protect life and peace at their own cost.. *that* is what a hero is.

LOL I like "So Hydra, they're the evil organization for the Nazis." Yes, they're the evil department. Technically, I suppose they'd be double secret evil.

@maingun07

2 жыл бұрын

_"Nothing_ is over until _we_ decide it is. Was it "over" when Hydra bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"

@kmac169

2 жыл бұрын

"Hydra?" "Forget it, he's rolling."

@technopirate304

2 жыл бұрын

ROTFLMAO

@Akaeus

2 жыл бұрын

@@maingun07 I thought that movie made💰!? 🤑

@Vana1970

Жыл бұрын

Hydra was the scientific division of the Nazis

20:40 Earlier in the movie the Red Skull says that he embraces the fact that the Super Soldier Serum made him "superior" to other men. He honestly believes that he is a superior being to other humans and when he asked Captain America, someone who was also "superior" even "superior" to Skull himself, what makes him "special" the fact that Steve says "Nothing. I'm just a kid from Brooklyn" enrages him as Captain America is saying that everyone is "superior" to Red Skull. Red Skull thinks he is inferior to everyone else.

Vicky, You keep forgetting this takes place in the 1940s. It's a good bet the river was much cleaner then than it is now.

@tarmaque

2 жыл бұрын

It actually probably was a lot worse. We have pretty stringent environmental rules now that didn't exist 80 years ago. It still isn't nice, but it's better.

I love this movie.... set in 1942, even with the super-hero stuff it seems old and dated and I adore that. It feels like your trapped in another time. I was surprised how much I liked it back in 2011. I still re-visit it every year at least once.

6:30 He may be small but he's got freaking Titanic balls of steel 🙌❤

@davidmcleod5133

2 жыл бұрын

Better! Because Titanic steel buckled when it met an iceberg; Steve’s just took a nap. 😂

@PhilBagels

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidmcleod5133 Balls of vibranium.

I didn’t expect this to be one of the stronger movies in the franchise. I went in with kinda low expectations and was pleasantly surprised! And that’s saying something because they’re all fantastic. This is hands down one of my top 5 for the MCU.

I feel so called out because in high school my head to body ratio was the same

14:27 Television technology has existed since the 1920s. 🤓TV stations started springing up in the '30s but were slow to gain viewers because of the cost of the TVs, the extremel poor picture quality and the lack of content. Radios were cheaper and radio shows were KING. In real life, WWII severely slowed down but did not stop the development of TV, so of course in a "super science" superhero movie, the bad guys have color TV (Effective color TV 1957 IRL)

@brettpeacock9116

2 жыл бұрын

The Germans also developed a TV-guided, radio-controlled missile (the Fritz X) that did some serious damage to Allied shipping off Anzio in late 1943. Another guided missile was the Henschel Hs 293 which was a wire-guided, visually steered missile lauched from Aircraft.

@swanpride

2 жыл бұрын

To be fair what is shown in the movie is a little bit ahead of what the Germans had invented and put into operations at this point but not by much. As a thumb rule, with most inventions you will find a German somewhere in the development, especially in that era. They were known as "Poets and Thinkers" before they ruined their reputation for a reason.

Here’s an idea for something for you to watch: Fringe. It’s this science-fiction TV series created by J.J Abrams that ran from 2008-2013. It’s about this FBI agent named Olivia and her friends who try to solve these unique mysteries, and eventually they travel to other universes and solve all these paradoxes. It’s such an amazing series and it has great CGI and great special effects. You really need to watch all 5 seasons. Warning: You might cry in some parts, so be prepared.

Every time i hear the words," he's a bully. You don't win wars with niceness. You win with guts", i think bullies don't have any guts.

12:18 "Where did you get a _tomato?_ Literally, where did you guys _get_ them?" That's a wonder, when it comes to crowds. Somehow, someone always has _food._

10:30 on the luger specifics for a standard magazine it can carry 8 rounds in it. later on when they made a drum magazine for the gun it can have about 32 rounds in it.

"Did they even have security cameras back then?" - The technology did exist, yes. TV transmission was already a thing in that era.

One of my favorite hero’s introduction movie. What makes Steve different than the others before him is at his core he’s just a humble guy he’s not a rich billionaire with flair like Tony, he’s not a literal god like Thor he’s not a trained government agent like Natasha or a brilliant scientist like Bruce. Steve’s strengths is his integrity and while it seems kind of boring in modern world who these days would want integrity but its something Steve eat breaths and lives even after all the struggles from being bullied to losing Bucky he never falters or loses his conviction to do the right thing even if it means giving his life to save others. And even after getting beefed up by the serum he’s still got enough humility to just see himself as ‘just a kid from Brooklyn’. Plot was pretty cut and dry at this time of war you see pretty clear who the good and bad guys are. As someone who read the comics and knew the origins of Captain America it took everything to not spoil the ending when Steve wakes up in the present day I remember watching in the theatres people were lost on what was happening until that shot of Steve standing in the middle of Times Square and they realized it.

@DJLtravelvids

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think boorish means what you think it means....

@surfersilver6610

2 жыл бұрын

"What makes Steve different than the others..." is that he CHOSE to be a hero, most others were thrown in by a freak accident or their loved one was killed and they sought revenge, or financial gain(Shield Agents anyone?) or born into it (Thor, Hercules). And there was no guarantee he would survive the experiment and time has shown others have not survived, been intact or gone mentally unstable using a SSS (attempted)copy.

11:31 "He killed him for twerking on his door" -- Best line I've heard in a long time!

7:34 Weird but fun fact: In the comics, the elderly woman in the shop concealing the lab was a young woman named Cindy Glass in disguise, and she became Steve Rogers' first love interest. That and the fact that Bucky was originally a young boy orphan adopted as a mascot by Steve's Army Ranger company who became Captain America's kid sidekick after he accidentally discovered Cap's secret identity and the fact that the Red Skull was just a psychopath in a red mask didn't get the super soldier serum (until decades later when the aging and dying Skull saved himself by transferring his mind into a clone of Captain America's body) were three gigantic alterations of decades old comic book canon that actually improved the story. Peggy as THE love of Steve's life; the Skull being the first super soldier, Cap's opposite number and disfigured by the serum to match his soul, and Bucky and Steve being the closest and most loyal of lifelong friends make the themes in the Captain America myth so much stronger.

Just some info, the large wing bomber was actually in development, it was called the New York bomber because the plan was it would fly to New York and bomb it with a atom bomb, the brothers who designed it also designed the first stealth fighter, the bomber was actually a larger version of the fighter, also the helicopter fighter also was in development but never went into production.

@DavidGarcia-kw4sf

2 жыл бұрын

But they did develop one of the first transport helicopters, the FA 223 Drache.

@brettpeacock9116

2 жыл бұрын

That ("Rocket chopper") was a Focke-Wulf "TriebFlugel" (ThrustWing), the one of the first Ram jet designs It actually reached as far as scale model wind tunnel testing by VE day in 1945. The idea was for 3 ramjets at the tips of the wings to fire up (After RATO bottles got them up to RAM ignition speed, then were discarded). Unlike a helicopter there would be no Torque to deal with as the thrust was generated at the wingtips. Unfortunately, given the steel metallurgy at the time, the RPM on the wing would have been had to be capped at 250 RPM or the wings would break off from the stress. This meant its maximum projected speed was about the same as many Allied fighters (P-47D, P51B/C/D and Spitfire IX and XIV, and the Russian Yak 3.... and that would be an issue as the idea was to make it faster than that.

I'm personally a firm believer that Howard made the "flying car" fail ON PURPOSE. I believe that he already HAD repulsor technology at his disposal but the government said to NOT release it to the public just yet. I mean this is the man who discovered a new element, but couldn't fabricate it because technology was too primitive. I highly doubt he'd have trouble with the flying car.

@terrylandess6072

2 жыл бұрын

This reminds me a bit of our own technology. Ever wonder why the prices come down just before something new is released? It's bad for business to allow something new hit the market when many companies have large investments in products sitting in a warehouse waiting to be sold. After a set amount of time, then we get to have a go at the new stuff. But as you said, IRL it's hard to imagine what already 'IS' but is kept hidden from the public.

@PhilBagels

2 жыл бұрын

I thought it was simply that he didn't have a way to sustain the energy to keep it flying for more than a minute. Because he hadn't yet miniaturized the Arc reactor. You can't mount a full-size one on a car.

@surfersilver6610

2 жыл бұрын

​@@terrylandess6072 Japan has been transmitting 8K content for like 4 years or more. We are barley transmitting OTA in 2K, have ZERO OTA content in 4k, and they are now selling 8K Tv's in the Big Box Stores now. It's a money grab. By the time 8K comes to the USA their will be new TV tech to make those almost worthless or they will change a standard and make them unusable just like all the newer Bluray player have ONLY HDMI and ZERO analong outputs on them making old TV's unusable with them. Digital recordings started in the 1970's (probably earlier but the tech wasn't caught up yet) and High-Definition was made in the 1980's. It took 2 Decades (2002) to get it out and almost another to get OTA in HD(2011). DLP TV's & Projectors use a spinning color wheel, but that concept was invented back in the 1930's-50's with Black & White TV's to give them color but it was never made mainstream until 50+ years later. Lastly they have Bidet's in many places around the world and yet I've only seen 1 in my life here in The USA(in a fancy retreat hotel/Spa room). We are way behind(pun) and also dirty.

Steve rocks! Chris Evans in 2014 did the unique violent sci-fi film "Snowpiercer" which then turned into a series. He also did "Cellular" with Kim Basinger and Jason Statham.

If you liked Hailey Atwell as Agent Carter, there is actually a spin off series about her adventures in S.H.I.E.L.D. after the war. I liked that one a lot. I also includes more of Howard Stark and the original Jarvis :)

@CaptainFrost32

2 жыл бұрын

She had 2 seasons/18 episodes of her own show as well as appearances in Agents of SHIELD 7 seasons/136 episodes. (I won't mention which ones because I want her to watch the full series.)

@ThePharaz

2 жыл бұрын

Her show was called Marvel's Agent Carter.

@CaptainFrost32

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThePharaz ABC named each MCU series starting with Marvel : Marvel's Agents of SHIELD, Marvel's Agent Carter. MCU would also have had Marvel first in the title such as the proposed spinoffs for Marvel's Most Wanted or Marvel's Ghost Rider.

@Logan_Baron

2 жыл бұрын

Just a correction, During the show Agent Carter's run, S.H.I.E.L.D. Still did not exist. She worked for an agency called the SSR.

@swanpride

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: She is actually the character who had the most appearances in different movies and franchises.

That VFX they did on his body and face at the start is actually still regarded as top notch VFX, he's supposed to look almost abnormally small and skinny. There's videos and articles on how they used CGI to shrink his body which was really hard to do because it also impacted the surroundings of the character in the scene which could require changes too. The result is extremely realistic.

Good ol’ Captain America. The first Avenger, & in my opinion, still the best.

@DrieStone

2 жыл бұрын

Are you kidding me? Winter Soldier is way better. I, personally, hate Civil War though.

@ericwollaston5654

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrieStone Think he was referring to Captain America himself being the best Avenger, not the movie itself. I could be wrong though.

@luxario9805

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrieStone it's your opinion BUT Civil War was awsome

@TheIcemanthomas

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrieStone yeah u buggin. I know it’s flawed but I love civil war. I love ultron too even tho people tend to not like that one.

@user-op6kt8pg9y

2 жыл бұрын

It is a great movie the whole trilogy is very solid

"The Red Skull" killing his own men with a "blaster" is sooooooo classic. They had to do it in the movie.

The guy who says "You know Fritz, one of these days I'm gonna have a stick of my own" (13:28) is actor Neal McDonough who plays Buck Compton on Band of Brothers.

Always loved that conversation between Rogers and Erskine in the barracks, "... The serum amplifies everything that is inside, so good becomes great; bad becomes worse. This is why you were chosen. Because the strong man who has known power all his life, may lose respect for that power, but a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows... compassion ... Whatever happens tomorrow, you must promise me one thing. That you will stay who you are, not a perfect soldier, but a good man. " and the one previous in Recruitment Office " I don't want to kill anyone. I don't like bullies; I don't care where they're from. " that to me define Steve Rogers' Captain America in a nutshell

The key to Captain America.."Whatever happens tomorrow..don't be the perfect solider, but a GOOD MAN." Also remember the Red Skull the serum amplified you...if you are evil...it amplifies your abilities but also as red skull his face too on the persona of evil...good is amplified in same manner ie Captain America.

Interestingly enough, Chris Evans also played the younger brother in Fantastic Four. The one with Jessica Alba. So this is his second Marvel Comic book character he’s played. Ryan Reynolds is another actor with multiple MC characters (and one terrible DC comic Green Lantern).

The montage of Steve and gang kicking butt across Europe is actually live action versions of a bunch of classic Captain America comic book covers (most by a young Jack Kirby). Because Joe Johnston loves his source material.

That vertical take of plane the Red Skull used was an actual German design called the Focke-Wulf Triebflügel, it only made it to wind tunnel testing before the war ended.

19:53 "Awwww, they're a motorcycle gang, look at them -- oh, those are the bad guys." 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for letting me relive some awesome MCU memories. Keep it up!

It's a shame contract negotiations fell through and Hugo Weaving never returned as Red Skull. He was absolutely amazing. Every line he delivers is like velvet butter.

Chris Evans sat behind me at a movie theater in 2012. He was there supporting his friend's movie, I was there because Captain America was sitting behind me.

21:48 Dr. Zola: "But vy do you vant dees nems een _Eengleesh?_ Ve ahr _Guhmehn."_ Red Skull: "Do not _qveschun_ ma _jeenyus!"_

11:28 "it looked like he was twerking" LMAO! subscribed!

There is a “Captain America: The First Avenger” spin-off show and one-shot mini movie called “Agent Carter”. After Captain America’s “death”, Agent Carter undergoes a series of spy missions for the “Strategic Scientific Reserve”, and later becomes a founding member of SHIELD.

I agree with you that Chris Evans was the perfect actor for this role. Chris himself is kinda modest but does a lot for political activism (and I suspect for charity as well). But a lot of moviegoers forget that this is not his first appearance in a Marvel property. He also played Johnny Storm (the Human Torch) in the first 2 ‘Fantastic Four’ movies (not part of the ‘official’ MCU). That character was far more cocky and rebellious than Steve Rogers, but Chris still made it work.

"Bye, little block of power." Best quote from this whole reaction! lol.

14:30 "Did they even have security cameras back then?" I love that you accept that they have freakin' LASER GUNS, but you question security cameras! And yes TV technology was developed in 1930s but was very limited and mostly shut down during the war.

You might’ve missed it since this movie focuses on it, but in Incredible Hulk they say that Bruce became the hulk because they were attempting to recreate the super soldier serum and using gamma radiation The Hydra symbol is cool, it just annoys me that it’s an octopus (to convey they have multiple hands in different things) and not actually a hydra You don’t like submarines? When you’re in a crowd you just gain the ability to summon fruits, vegetables and/or eggs for throwing. And only in a crowd. Red Skull’s not technically faceless, he was disfigured by the imperfect serum he took. The face he was wearing was fake Disobeyed direct orders to save fellow soldiers that were held behind enemy lines. And he wasn’t punished for it. Very lucky. You might wanna remember that. For something in the future So vibranium is nigh indestructable because it absorbs, stores, and releases kinetic energy. _Nigh_ indestructable. It can be damaged, but it would take a lot, maybe an even stronger material

@riolkin

2 жыл бұрын

TBF, I also hate submarines with a burning passion. I'm claustrophobic, and my main issue is not so much the size of the space but my control over the exit of the space. So a metal tube deep in the ocean is mentally terrifying for me.

@jonmercano1138

2 жыл бұрын

@@riolkin that’s fair. Never thought of that, makes sense. Her reaction to me was like she thought it was a monster and I was just so confused 😂

@michaelgonzalez6295

2 жыл бұрын

That has always been the symbol of Hydra since the original Nick Fury spy comic books of the 1960s.

@jonmercano1138

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelgonzalez6295 i know it’s always been that symbol

@TheCkent100

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonmercano1138 If you want to know why they chose an octopus, watch "Agents of Shield". It's explained there (they start getting into it in Season 3). Although, now, according Fiege, "Agents of Shield" is no longer canon. I personally don't know how it can be canon, then suddenly isn't, but when those episodes were made, it was canon.

Your reaction videos are the only ones i can watch all the way through without getting bored or skipping through it 😁 i think you are my favorite reactor

The look on your face at 13:25 deserves an award, made my day. Your reaction videos are delightful! KZread was created for content creators like you. Greetings from Canada!

This is by far my favorite marvel movie. To me this is the only one that feels like the stakes and lose are real.

fun fact: when peggy tried to touch steve's chest when he first went through the serum procedure, that was improv from hayley atwell because her first instinct when seeing chris evans shirtless for the first time was "i must touch"

In our real world the Atomic Bomb program was called the Manhattan Project. In the Marvel universe the creation of Captain America is called Project Rebirth. But it is also sometimes known as the Brooklyn Project.

"He just killed him for twerking on his door." Well, who wouldn't?

12:23 In the words of The Penguin in Batman Returns "Why is there always someone who brings eggs and tomatoes to a speech?"

12:19 "WHY IS THERE ALWAYS SOMEONE WHO BRINGS EGGS AND TOMATOES TO A SPEECH!" - The Penguin (Batman Returns)

The German Luger .30 & 7.65mm pistols held 8 Parabellum rounds. Parabellum is Latin for "Prepare for war", it's also the 3rd film in the John Wick series.

Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America is probably the best superhero casting choice since Christopher Reeve as Superman/Clark Kent.

He is the father of Arwen, in LOTR, Elrond, also, the only way I will refer to him, agent Smith, in The Matrix. AMAZING actor. His name is Hugo Weaving.

14:25 "They didn't have security cameras back in the day." The first documented use of surveillance cameras was in Soviet Russia, 1927.

That jet propelled rotary plane is actually a German World War II prototype. It never made it off paper, But it was a concept to build a vertical takeoff and landing single man plane

'they didn't have security cameras back in the day" while space weapons made from a magic cube are actively being used

14:21 "they didn't have security cameras back in the day?!" THEY DIDN'T HAVE ANY OF THIS TECHNOLOGY 😂 you're awesome Vkunia

@snorpenbass4196

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, a lot of the technology in the movie was in fact invented in that time period - most of it by the Germans (they were the first to broadcast television, among many other things). ...not the rayguns, though. ;-)

@Cuddster

2 жыл бұрын

@@snorpenbass4196 Great point. Fair game 😂

Bucky Barnes is Captain America’s best friend. In the comics, he was just an orphaned kid who joined Captain America in the wars against HYDRA.

"Wait! They didn't have security cameras back in the day.", she says about the guy with the alien blue laser technology 😂😂

"How can I? You're taking all the stupid with you." ....Oh. I now get the reference. In later films.

“No way any river in Brooklyn is that clean” well this was in the 40’s we haven’t had time to screw it up yet.

14:25 I mean, I don't think they had laser guns either 😂

So fun fact, the dock scene where he holds the taxi door was a shield was actually filmed in England in my home city. And I remember at the time nobody knowing what it was that they were filming, because the MCU wasn’t really a thing yet. This is also my favourite film in the MCU.

Great reaction. "It looked like he was twirking on the door." You're too funny. 🤣

•Yes, The Day After Tomorrow is a great film, but why is it that even in a new Ice Age, Houston still doesn't get any snow? •They had a body double play Steve from before he became Captain America. His name is Leander Deeny, a theater actor. •With the Starks, the apples don't fall far from the trees. •Why Steve Rogers was chosen - his heart. The flesh may be weak, but the spirit is more than willing. He is willing to get back up after being beaten to the ground and even to throw himself onto a grenade to save his fellow soldiers. •He's firing a Walther P38, which has an 8-round magazine. But it's a movie; when have movies not fired off more rounds than would actually be in a given model. •And like that, HYDRA became a rival for Germany. •That is his face; the face of Red Skull. •SO he went from a promotional character to an actually field soldier and America salutes him for it. •As someone from the South, I am torn about that statement. On one hand, it's still a US city. On the other hand, it's New York. •I could say more, but that's goes straight into Spoiler territory. •Well when Captain America's iconic cover is him punching Hilter, patriotism is essential to the character.

Funny you should say that, the first motorcycle gangs were actually returning veterans from the world wars.

I saw this in theaters back in the day and I never found the effects on skinny steve all that noticeable, kinda surprised it jumped out to you. maybe its because we're so used to seeing chris' well built body now that he's more famous? not sure.

i thought the "TFA" in the caption means "the force awakens" 😂

☺️❤️🎄that was awesome Vicky it is good to see you merry Christmas Vicky 😊

5' 7" tall Leander Deeny was Chris Evan's Steve Rogers body double before the Super Soldier procedure.

"Hugo, talented - well rounded you are" - VK Yoda

The Stan Lee cameo scene is actually a double cameo...the guy Stan is sitting next to played Captain America in a decades-old movie. A terrible film, but it's fun they put him here.

@CaptainFrost32

2 жыл бұрын

Reb Brown, played the son of the original Captain America. Used his shield as a windscreen on a motorcycle.

The spinning rocket thing was actually on the German's drawing board, to be made to fly up and attack American bomber formations, WW2. Also: You should watch Evans in the movie GIFTED if you want to see him in a totally different character. Also....you're going to love that film, I promise.

Thanks! I had a lot of fun revisiting this really good movie through your eyes. I look forward to your other reactions in this series.

"Skinny Steve" is actor Leander Deeny, he actually has a speaking role in the film during the Bar scene with the Howling Commandos (he is the Barman).

Leander Deeny was the body double for the skinny Steve. This one, the first Ironman, the Avengers and the Winter Soldier are some I watch over and over again.

I like the little Formula 1 nod at the start lol

Can't believe you cut out his signature line..."I could do this all day."

The Red Skull's real name Johann Schmidt is the German version of John Smith.

The Hydra saboteur that shot Erskine also played Thorin Oakenshield in the Hobbit