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@bankbarcomo806

Жыл бұрын

Red Skull, like many bad guys in comic book movies in general, is not fleshed out much. You get informed of abilities, some background/origin, and evil goals. And then they're defeated, possibly killed. So I think that might be why you aren't crazy about Red Skull, and some but not all future bad guys might give you the same meh feeling.

@JMulvy

Жыл бұрын

Just thought you should know that with the end credit scenes, some movies have more than one. Usually one in the middle of the credits roll and one at the very end if I recall correctly.

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

@@JMulvy Yep, I'm aware.

@williambryan3346

7 ай бұрын

@2:00 That is David Bradley, who played Argus Filch in the Harry Potter film franchise.

One of my favorite lines from the movie is when Steve says "I don't want to kill anyone. I don't like bullies. I don't care where they're from." That pretty much sums up Steve's character.

I love that her touching his chest was unscripted. She said it was reflex, not a conscious decision

I love the bit that shows off both Steve & Red Skull’s characters, when Schmidt only starts to attack Steve when he shows humility (“I’m just a kid from Brooklyn”). It shows that Skull is jealous of Steve for looking like how he wants to (having the serum but keeping the blond hair and blue eyes), and furious that Steve (Skull’s “ideal man”) still shows humility

Captain America is my number one. The just... pure integrity of him, determined to do the right thing regardless of the cost to himself is just... my vibe. I look forward to seeing you continue with his journey.

"Star Spangled Man With a Plan" is an absolute bop.

I love how no-nonsense you are about spoilers. Every time you unexpectedly pop up with that reminder in the middle of a reaction, I have myself a good laugh and think "oh that's right, she's not messin' around". 😂

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

I'm really not! A different person called my PSA "annoying" and said people will know better than to spoil. Sir, the comments that have been deleted on my MCU videos would determine that to be a lie. 😂

@banditoheat

Жыл бұрын

@@kaiielle Whoever said people would know better than to spoil must have been new to the internet.

I like Iron Man, but this was the movie that really brought me into the MCU. To me, this is really the cornerstone to all of the Avenger movies.

@bankbarcomo806

Жыл бұрын

Steve and Tony are kinda the cornerstones of all Phase 1-3 I think.

Chris Evans brought a great energy to Captain America - he's the kind of character that could have really come off cringy or infuriating. Chris pulls it off so well, and I'm thankful he accepted the role.

@chadjenkins4876

Жыл бұрын

For me I had a hard time giving him a fair chance, with the last thing I saw he was a bit of a prick. But he was great in this

@tjkhanks

Жыл бұрын

Yah, I have to admit, I wasn't so sure about Chris in this role. That is until I saw the movie. Now I can't picture anyone else.

The director of this also directed The Rocketeer, one of my favourite films from the 90s with quite similar themes.

@_kire_

Жыл бұрын

Oh wow I didn't know this! Awesome!

@LordVolkov

Жыл бұрын

Disney picking Joe Johnston for another heroic period piece was perfect.

@testfire3000

Жыл бұрын

The Rocketeer was a hoot! I loved it.

The fact that you spotted the Tesseract "peacing out" @ 38:39 gives me confidence that you will definitely catch some of those smaller details/moments that many would easily miss or not think too much of, upon a first viewing. I am thoroughly enjoying the MCU journey with you! 😁👍

I just realized that Red Skull was referencing Raiders of the Lost Ark with his "digging for trinkets in the desert" diss.

Best description for Cap that I've heard is "Take every Olympic gold medalist for the body add in a chess master for the mind and an Eagle Scout for the heart. Roll them all together and that's Captain American."

Hayley Atwell is incredible as Agent Carter. Hayley's series "Conviction" was also 🔥

@CaptainFrost32

Жыл бұрын

So incredible, we should see a reaction to her 2 season [18 episodes] Agent Carter series before you finish the Infinity saga. No hurry, but this movie is all of the prelude you need for viewing the show later.

This is the same serum that General Ross and Bruce Banner were attempting to replicate, only they substituted gamma rays for the "Vita-rays" that Stark used here, resulting in the Hulk :P Also, if you like the 1930s/40s/ scifi stories, check out Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, as well as The Shadow :D

@cinemadolce

Жыл бұрын

Yo! I love Sky Captain. That movie doesn’t get enough love in my opinion 🙌🏼

That dude going into the propellers has to be one of the more gory deaths I’ve seen in the MCU.

I never thought a Cap movie could be so perfectly made- even people I know that grew up reading comics with me and hated the character became fans after watching the movie! I've always been a big Cap fan and the movie is a favorite of mine.

@damon6126

Жыл бұрын

I'd be one of those people. Growing up in the 70s and collecting comics during that time, there were so many other characters that I liked better than Cap. But after seeing this movie and his subsequent ones, Cap became my favorite. Evans played him perfectly and was the perfect choice. It's kinda funny that he's played 2 different super heroes in the Marvel Universe though.

So in this film Steve was 5'4 and weighed 95 pounds pre-serum while post-serum he was 6'2”and weighed 220 pounds a pretty big change. They used a stand in for 5'4 Steve using CGI to place Chris Evans face over the stand in. When it cut to Steve's eyes in the pod it does give Hulk vibes. Doctor Banner was actually trying to recreate the same Super Solider serum used on Steve to create Captain America but in Banners case it failed running him into the Hulk this being the origins depicted in the MCU Hulk film. So Hulk is connected to Captain America by the Super Solider Serum and so is Tony Stark with his father working on the Super Solider project. The Hydra weapons even make the same sound effect as Iron Man's repulsors hinting at Tony using his fathers research into Hydra technology and the Tesseract. Alot of the Hydra aircrafts are actually based on prototype WW2 German blueprints that were never fully complete or just concepts from the Hydra plane at the end to the aircraft used by red skull to get away. The First Avenger has a real classic 1930s action film feel to it like the movies that inspired Indiana Jones, overall is one of the most classic comic book feeling MCU movies something I really love. Fun detail the character of Wolverine worked alongside Captain America and Jack Fury's Howling Commandos the same group you see Steve fighting beside in this film. But for legal reasons the MCU couldn't feature a cameo of Logan as Fox own the rights to the X-Men up until 2019. Marvel did try to get Hugh Jackman to cameo who has played the character since 2000 with Fox X-Men movies but that never happened. If this did happen that would mean that the Fox X-Men movies would've been apart of the MCU which would've been really cool and just like the comics shared world of X-Men, Avengers, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four etc. If this did happen we would also have a bunch of X-Men and Avengers crossover movies along with a much longer list of films to watch so for example you would've started with 2000s X-Men and worked up from then instead of Iron Man from 2008. Another change is there being no Nick Fury at this point in time who was indeed active in WW2. Revealed the he was using a serum to keep him alive for all these years which is why Nick Fury has been active since WW2 all the way up to modern times in the comics. There's also Nick Fury Jr who is the son of Nick Fury and looks like the Nick Fury we see in the MCU Samuel Jackson with the eyepatch. There's a theory going around that the Nick Fury we see in the MCU is Nick Fury Jr so in theory Nick Fury's father is the first Nick Fury who was active at the time of WW2 and maybe meet Captain American we just never saw it. Also love the fact they're using real world Captain America comics. The iconic comic of Captain America punching Hitler was Captain America Comics (1941) #1 Published in March 01, 1941. This was very daring for the time for example that would be like Marvel putting Vladimir Putin on the cover of a new Captain America cover depicting him as the bad guy. Hitler was a standing world leader with an impressive military machine behind him and had a number of sympathizers in the U.S. and this was 9 months before America joint the WW2 with the Attack on Pearl Harbor so it was very risky for Marvel at the time. Bucky Death in the Earth-616 Mainline Marvel comic: In the comic's Bucky and Steve were trying to stop Nazi agent Baron Zemo from stealing an allied prototype drone. As the plane took off they were hanging on to the outside. It exploded killing Bucky and hurling Captain America into the freezing North Atlantic. This is pretty different to his death in the MCU as not only did he die seconds before Cap feel into the water and froze but just how he died as well. Bucky in the comics is also just a young kid at around 16-years-old in 1941 while in the MCU he was 24 I believe so still pretty young guy around the same age as Steve at the time. Steve was also in ice for 20 years waking up in the 1960s instead of the early 2010s like the MCU. But yeah overall this movie does follow the comic's pretty well while of course making the origin story it's own thing. It seems like Bucky's Death and Cap being frozen are absolute points in all universe in that these events need to happen in some way regardless of the universe.

@seanmahoney2671

Жыл бұрын

According to he Hulk movie, Banner didn't know he was working on that at all. He thought he was working on something that would provide radiation resistance. Ross said he would never had told him the truth (In the Incredible Hulk).

@CaptainFrost32

Жыл бұрын

When Thunderbolt Ross prepped Blonsky with the last sample, you can see the Project Rebirth inventory tag initialed by Dr. A. Erskine. Compare Emil Blonsky in round 2 at Culver University to Captain America... As you can see, the hardware used by Stark was not maintained by grad students.

At this point in the MCU, Iron Man was my favorite movie, but Captain America was my favorite character. Glad to see you enjoying the journey.

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

That actually perfectly describes how I feel right now too! Thank you so much for watching.

Actually the shield we saw in Iron Man 2 was just an easter egg, some attempt at duplicating Cap's original shield from this movie. When the events of Iron Man 2 transpired, Steve and his shield were still frozen in the ice.

This movie and Iron Man 1 are probably my favorite Origin Stories

35:57 ....The proof that Tommy Lee Jones can crack jokes.....

This is one of my favourite films, so glad you loved it! Excited for you to see other movies with Steve in them!

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Bree! ❤️

This movie surprised the hell out of me. I vaguely remembered Cpt. America from a very lame 70’s tv show. But I really enjoyed this and still find it to be great even after multiple viewings. Hayley Atwell is also great as Peggy Carter. She has her own show too and it’s pretty solid.

@CaptainFrost32

Жыл бұрын

"I thought he'd be taller!" Stan said that to Reb Brown who played Cap in that tv-movie.

It's funny because her touching his chest wasn't in the script lol she said in an interview that she just couldn't resist 😂

Steve Rogers was a trained artist before joining Project Rebirth. In the comics, he actually was written into a storyline working for Marvel Comics as the artist on the Captain America comic book.

Oh Kaiielle, I hope you like this one. As a comic book fan, I was worried, it being a period piece essentially. But they did a brilliant job of this. Still in my top 10.

Two things: 1) Although this is not my favorite MCU movie, it is my favorite reaction video from the MCU of yours (so far...). Well done. You're a fan and it shows. 2) I will abide by the PSA and not spoil anything and just say I love how you're paying attention to seemingly every little details. Again, well done.

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Eric! Glad you're enjoying them.

Great reaction. I don't think I have ever seen someone so smitten with the main character. Adorbs.

I liked this movie because it followed his comic book origin nearly to the letter. I also appreciate that you kept calling Steve's friend Barnes and not by his nickname "Bucky"(short for Buchanan). Keep up the good work.

Great reaction, Captain America is definitely my favorite character in the MCU! Chris Evans does an absolutely amazing job playing Steve Rogers. Can't wait to see the rest of your Marvel reactions!

I love that they included Cap punching out Hitler. The cover of the very first Captain America comic was exactly that.

29:05 In IRON MAN II, it's not really Captains America's shield. It looks more like a big metal clock with Captain America's symbols on it.

Keeping with rules….of all the reactions I’ve seen, this is definitely one of them.

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

LOL

Rogers' coming out of the shell, is the first time Hayley Atwell sees him in all his glory. She has admitted to having a bit of a crush and the moment got the best of her and she touched him on instinct. They decided to leave it in.

Skull: what made you so special Cap: nothing…. I’m just a kid from Brooklyn

Oh, in case you didn't catch it, the Tesseract was first seen in the Thor movie Easter Egg. Dr. Selvig was asked by Fury to check it out for him. So SHIELD has the Tesseract in the current timeline (at least at the end of Thor). Oh, the teaser trailer at the end of this movie is just quick little snippets of the upcoming movie. Nothing telling of the plot, just a little pinkie toe dip into the next movie. In the theater, we were screaming for more of the film, but had to wait a year...

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I connected the dots on the Tesseract. Very cool! And yeah, I won't be watching the teaser trailer. I am avoiding them for this franchise.

@minnesotajones261

Жыл бұрын

@@kaiielle No worries! Just wanted to let you know you wouldn't hurt seeing it. It's a fun little flash of a frame here and there. And I'd recommend the Peggy Carter show. Two seasons and fleshes her out quite a bit. Fun show that put's her front and center.

Nice catch at the beginning. The town where the Tesseract was hidden was the town that the Frost Giants invaded when Odin was telling the story of Asgard at the beginning of Thor.

Captain America is the Goat of the mcu, and this is my favorite organ story. Chris Evans is perfect for the role. Looking forward to more mcu reactions. Keep up the great work.

So excited you enjoyed this. I was always a big of it when it came out. Thought it was a great origin of one my favorite Marvel characters. I thought they handled Red Skull pretty good. They just didn't do a great job making Red Skull and Cap have a deeper connection. He was just a bad guy that he had to stop and that's it.

I grew up reading Captain America and the Avengers comics and this one did a great job of feeling like a comic book adventure without being too comic book like. If that make sense.

33:18 Thank you for pointing out the Wilhelm Scream. I had heard this mentioned before but forgot the proper term. 😱

Steve and Bucky so cute in this movie :( such an awesome bromance

Its okay to dislike Red Skull. Loki has been the only above average villain so far.

@b.u.l.1734

Жыл бұрын

There's only like 3 or 4 good MCU villains. The rest are kind of lame.

In the recovery room, the female SHIELD Agent called a Code 13. Agent 13 was the callsign of the woman who worked with Rogers after he was revived in the comics. In the true history of Timely Comics, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby created the character before the US was in the war. When the first cover showed him belting Hitler, Nazis actually surrounded the offices and the police had to create a human blockade to keep them out. When Kirby heard about the mob outside, he started rolling his sleeves up and was going downstairs to take them on. (Along with his tremendous talent in art, he was a boxer.) Cooler heads kept him inside before a brawl could start. Stan Lee at the time was an office boy doing errands like refilling the inkwells for the bullpen. The first work he did for Cap was to write a story which included the first time that Cap did a shield rebound attack. Stan did serve in the Army as did many others in the comics industry. Stan stayed with Timely Comics, later rebranded as Atlas Comics, then finally rebranded as Marvel Comics in the 60's during the new Silver Age of Comics. When Stan and Jack decided to revive the character in the Silver Age, he was found in the ice by the Avengers and became the last of the Founding Avengers. Stan wrote the tale of how Steve and Bucky were lost in action. Jack Kirby once again brought the character alive on the page.

Hey Kaiielle, another great reaction. I'm glad you enjoyed this. I've been noticing that you are really getting into the characters of the MCU more and more. This seems to happen a lot with viewers. I think, to me, it shows how well written they are. Now that you have been formally introduced to the tesseract, a bit of history of it in the MCU so far. I see that you already know it was at the end of Thor, but it was the item used by the Frost Giants to get to Earth about 1000 years ago. After Odin defeated them, he entrusted it to the humans to hide it,which is why it was still in Norway at the beginning of the movie. Also in Ironman 2, when Tony was reading his father's journal, there was a picture drawn of a cube inside of a cube. In real life physicists say that a cube in the 4th dimension would leve a shadow of the picture drawn in 3D. They call it a Tesseract. This is to show that Howard had the Tesseract, and the Arc Reactor was derived from it. This is why Red Skulls weapons sounded the same as Ironman. Way too long of an explanation for a small easter egg, but it shows the attention to detail that the MCU does. Sorry if I'm rambling, but I just want to say again thanks for sharing your thoughts and journey through the MCU. Love your channel, and keep up the great work. 😊

Life-long comic-fan here, and I have to confess that I never cared much for Captain America. Don't get me wrong, I didn't dislike him, but I preferred Iron-Man, Thor, the X-Men, Daredevil, and Spider-Man. For me, Cap was something of an afterthought, a fixture that I didn't mind, but wasn't excited about. Chris Evans changed that. His Steve Rogers/Cap was, for me, the equivalent of Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent/Superman. He nailed this role to the point where it's like he was born to play it, and he quickly became my favorite character in the MCU. The Star-Spangled man with a plan, INDEED.

Hello, Kaiielle! Here we are again, with the while-watching-the-video comments! 😄 - Little fun fact: this isn't Chris Evans' first rodeo as a Marvel character, he played Johnny Storm/Human Torch on the first two Fantastic Four movies. These movies are not part of the MCU, and really are not that great, but are not that bad either. Forget the third movie, the reboot one, it's a bomb. When the first two movies were made the Fantastic Four were still one of the best selling titles by Marvel Comics, and are called Marvel's First Family for that reason. The movie rights for them finally went back to Marvel Studios some years ago, and the Fantastic Four should enter the MCU on -Phase 5 if memory serves me right- Phase 6 actually, we old comics fans are hyped to see them finally being depicted properly on the big screen. 🙂 - At the scene where Steve Rogers is injected the Super Soldier serum, that reaction of Peggy Carter (played by the incredible Hayley Atwell) where she tries to touch him was completely off-script. She said in interviews later it was just instinctive because, let us be honest, Chris Evans physical shape is rather impressive. 😅 - In Iron Man 2 we saw either a mock up or a prototype of Captain America's shield, because the final one was with Steve when he was found at the beginning of the movie. - I am DYING to make a last comment about your last comments, but even an oblique one will be spoilery, so I'll just shut my mouth. 🤐 - Captain America was created back in the 1940s as a way to collect funds for the war effort, all those scenes of Steve doing that in the movie were a nod to that. At the time Marvel even had another name, Timely Comics. It only became Marvel Comics in the 1960s. The next movie is the last one of Phase One of the MCU, The Avengers. Earth's Mightiest Heroes, all together for the first time. Can't wait until next Monday. 🙂

"and the Fuhrer digs in the desert for trinkets" - Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark reference!

@themiIes

11 ай бұрын

not really. Adolf Hitler actually was obsessed with occult stuff and actually had his people search for things

This was my favorite MCU origin story up to now too, Kaiielle!🙂 Great reactions to the First Avenger Film!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I like how the first movie so far for each character, the hero was pitted against a counterpart... Tony vs Obie [armored hero against armored villain] Hulk vs Abomination [monster against monster] Thor vs Loki [brother against brother] Cap vs Red Skull [Erskine's last creation against his first] If you recall, The Tesseract was introduced in the post credit scene for Thor... "What is it?" "Power Doctor... Maybe unlimited power." Cheers!

Fun fact #1: Apparently KZread took my asking to me reminded when the premiere started as a suggestion to be ignored, so there's that. I've been running into more and more problems with KZread notifications these last few weeks. Fun fact #2: Pre-serum Steve looking a bit weird, like the head isn't in proportion with his body--that's the actor they got to be pre-serum Steve's body double. They mostly just digitally painted Chris Evans' face onto the double's. That's not to say it *isn't* odd, just that the oddness is legitimate and coming from the body double, not from the digital work. :)

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

So sorry KZread isn't notifying you! I always set up MCU premiere's at the same time on Mondays and set it out around 45-60 mins before it starts. Hope that helps!

Awesome reaction, I'm loving going back to the MCU with you. I just think about how the heroes weapons in the MCU are not just weapons, but also can be used as protection or to build. Iron man's armor protects Tony's body from external harm, but also stops the shrapnel to get into his heart. Thor's Mjolnir can be used to rebuild, and Captain America's shield literally is designed for protection, rather than a weapon to destroy or to kill. It reflects the nature of a hero, it has to serve and protect more than destroy and intimidate.

@cheshirekat528

Жыл бұрын

Great comment! Knowing what is to come, this statement will have even more meaning later on.

I know Captain America gives off Superman vibes......but theres a certain human quality that Steve Rodgers has thats endearing.

Box Office receipts: Iron Man - 17th The Incredible Hulk - 30th Iron Man II - 19th Thor -26th Captain America: The First Avenger - 28th. So if you've enjoyed the journey thus far ...

Just in case you're interested in a bit of background on the character of Captain America in the comics...Captain America was originally created during World War II by the creative team of Jack Kirby and Joe Simon. In the movie they showed kids reading a comic which has the original cover of the actual first issue - with Captain America punching Hitler in the jaw. Publication of Captain America stopped sometime in the 50's, I believe. The comic book "Marvel Universe" started in the early 60's with the publication of The Fantastic Four, helmed primarily by writer/editor Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby (who co-created Captain America back in the 40's). Marvel kept adding new super-hero titles and they decided to bring back Captain America. So, they came up with a story where the Avengers find a man frozen in a block of ice floating in the ocean. It turns out to be Captain America who had been frozen since the end of World War II. I think the movie did a good job incorporating all of that background of the character into the story. Another fun nod to the original comics - at about 4:49 at the World's Fair we see a human figure contained in a glass container. That is The Human Torch. At around the same time that the original Captain America comics were being published, they also had a popular character called the Human Torch who was an android that would burst into flame when he came into contact with oxygen (thus the glass container). In the 1960's, just like with the Captain America character, they (kind of) decided to bring back the Human Torch. But this time he was a human not an android and they made him a member of the Fantastic Four. And in the Fantastic Four movie from 2005 (not part of the MCU) the part of the Human Torch was played by...Chris Evans!

For me, this is the "heart" of MCU Phase 1. Steve IS the heart of the Avengers.

Just a few words on Stan Lee... Having grown up reading Marvel comic books in the 70's and 80's, I know who Stan Lee was and I'm glad he got so much recognition being part of all the MCU movies. But I'm also curious what people that are not as familiar with comics know about him. I think some people think he drew the original comics (he didn't - he was a writer not an artist) or even that he "owns Marvel" (he doesn't), etc. Stan Lee was the head writer and editor at Marvel Comics during the early days in the early 60's when most of the iconic Marvel characters were created. And so he co-created most of those characters. The way that they worked back then, Stan Lee would give a very brief outline of a story (maybe just a paragraph or two, or just a short phone conversation) to the artist and the artist would then draw the whole story, figuring out the pacing and making it visually interesting, and then Lee would get the pages back and he would add the dialogue. This way of working came to be known as "The Marvel Method". And the main artist at Marvel at that time was a guy named Jack Kirby. Kirby is acknowledged as a great artist and a visionary and one of the true giants in the history of the comics industry, with a career spanning from the 30's all the way until the 80's. Among Kirby's accomplishments he co-created Captain America during World War II, co-created most of the Marvel universe, went over to DC comics and created the whole New Gods/Darkseid mythology, then went back to Marvel and created the whole Eternals/Celestials mythology. There is ongoing debate over whether Lee or Kirby should get more of the credit for creating the Marvel universe. Kirby passed away in 1994 before seeing the popularity and success of the MCU. In 2009 members of the Kirby family tried to claim ownership of many of the Marvel characters. Marvel and the Kirby estate settled in 2014 (monetary compensation was involved but the amount is not publicly known) and now Kirby is officially credited as "co-creator" of many of the Marvel characters.

33:32...thanks for appreciating the Wilhelm Scream!

I guess I had the advantage on you when I saw this because I didn't really know Chris Evans from anything else. So the CGI at the beginning to make him look scrawny was less noticeable as I didn't have anything to compare it against. You mention being surprised by the WWII setting. As others have mentioned, Captain America was first published in early 1941 before the USA was actually in the war. During the war, his comic sales were brisk as he was a popular hero for kids at home and stacks of the comics were shipped overseas to American troops abroad who needed some entertainment. Your reviews are getting very interesting, I like your style! I look forward to your next installments!

Bucky was definitely one of my favorite characters it was so sad to see him go. This was a great movie in my opinion, I agree that there was something with the villain that didn't add up.

Also, if it weren't for the simple fact that Fox owned the rights to the XMen and the Fantastic Four, Cap's shield would have been made of adamanteum (the world's strongest metal), vibraneum (the best metal for absorbing energy and sound and repelling it. Giving the shield the ability to bounce back. ) and a third unknown element. Making the shield an incredible weapon against HYDRA and the villains Captain America would face before his long sleep. But unfortunately, because of the liberties and lack of said rights, we were limited to watching a movie about the most dangerous Avenger in a very short back story. A story that still works (and I'm happy with the outcome, being a huge fan of the character). I can understand why we're treated with this story. Thanks for watching and reacting to the MCU. Trust your followers and fans, like myself. You won't regret this journey. Totally worth it!

2:15 :"That's a cool logo. Like an octopus with a skull" before you realized Hydra is the Nazi science research division.

Captain America's theme is my favorite. Love every time I hear it play.

Holy Hannah! Totally agree with you about the Red Skull! The Red Skull, in the traditional books about Captain America, their history is so intense and so awesome! He's not only his first villain but his worst, in my opinion.

My favorite of all the single hero movies. What makes Steve different that the heroes before him is he is just a guy who wants to do the right thing. He isn’t a billionaire with A-list celebrity status and suave like Tony trying to make up for past sins. He isn’t a groundbreaking intellect like Bruce cursed with an alter ego. He isn’t a literal god of legend like Thor. And he isn’t a covert assassin like Nat. He just wants to do his part in the war because he wants to help others he has a humility to him even after getting his powers he only still sees himself as ‘just a kid from Brooklyn’. He may he weak physically but he is strong in character due to his integrity. Pretty straight forward plot right up to Steve choosing to make the sacrifice play to save the world only to wake up almost a century later realizing the life as he knew it is gone. Steve fought and sacrificed for everything he valued he just never expected to live without it.

You should be able to watch Agent Carter whenever you want without spoiling anything.

Love wachting your reactions. The MCU has been an amazing experience hope you enjoy the ride. Phase one is definitely a fun phase since it sets everything up :)

I initaly scoffed at Chris Evans playing Steve Rodgers because he had played Human Torch in the F4 movies. So the fact that he went from the world's biggest lecher to the world's biggest boy scout REALLY impressed me.

@kaiielle

8 ай бұрын

He's good in serious roles! I really like him in Sunshine.

@williambryan3346

7 ай бұрын

*Steve Rogers 😁

As a comic book fan I was extremely nervous about this movie, and as a comic book fan was 100% happy with every aspect of how they pulled it off.

Omg i’m so glad you stopped and didn’t watch the trailer. It gives the next movie away. Idk why they did that lol. Been binge watching you reaction and I love it so much! Looking forward to your future videos.

At 25:00 or so, Steve salutes the General. That's a breach of protocol in the open in forward positions. Enemy snipers who may be observing will see who gets saluted and know that's a high-value target.

if you're feeling the need for more agent carter, she did get her own short-lived tv show.

Glad you enjoyed it, was one of my favorite MCU movies

When Agent Carter touched Steve's chest, when he got out of the chamber that transformed him, it wasn't scripted, it was a natural reaction! 😉

It came in 3D at IMAX. WOW...

Liked the video before I even started watching! Already know it will be a classic

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for doing that! Enjoy the reaction.

@samis.y9059

Жыл бұрын

@@kaiielle Keep it up! Genuinely like your energy, voice and reactions 🌟🌟

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

@@samis.y9059 Appreciate that!

If u can check out agent Carter series which takes place after the events of this film

@kaiielle

Жыл бұрын

I won't be watching it right away, but maybe after I get through all the films!

not fully through, but 15:50 that guy sounds so authentically german, i'm convinced he is actually german.

I enjoyed Hugo Weaving as Red Skull, but admittedly the character is kind of a one note villain archetype. Just kind of your run of the mill classic megalomaniac antagonist sort of deal.

@ricardoortiz4870

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NEVER TRUST AN ELF!!!!!

I'm glad you are trying to avoid spoilers. That isn't easy to do.

@kaiielle

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Trying my best!

Great reaction. I love the 1st Captain America cause it takes place during WWII and I love war history movies. Can't wait to see the rest of your MCU reactions. Keep it up. 😊 "I can do this all day."

I think the response Steve gives about not liking bullies really incapsulates why I think many people join an armed service; US, UK, CAN, AUS, etc. It did for me - I hate bullies. It was the perfect answer and Chris Evans was perfect for this role.

Fun fact: when Peggy touches Steve’s chest, that was improvised by Hayley Atwell 😂 she let the intrusive thoughts win 😆

Captain America is definitely one of my TOP 3 favorite MCU characters, right there with Iron Man and Thor. His future movies take on a lot different feeling- they're a lot less "fantastical" and a lot more grounded and dark even, and they're some of the best MCU movies period. Steve has a moral spine of high carbon steel and will fight with every ounce of strength for what he believes is right, even if it kills him. You can't help but root for him, especially knowing his beginnings and how the super soldier serum amplifies one's character so much- MCU Hulk is a result of a variant of the serum after all... Now all that's left of Phase One is the first Avengers movie and I can't wait to see you react to how it all comes together! The hype is real! 😁

The Incredible Hulk also introduced the super soldier serum/program

42:50 ...."I don't wanna watch the trailer"......Wise choice, hype is a double edged sword..... This stuff is better if you go blind into......

Red Skull's comment about the Fuhrer "digging in the desert" is a reference to "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade", as is the flying wing airplane and N@zi in the propeller stunt.

30:26 "Barnes, please don't get shot." Me, knowing what's about to happen: 😬

Little fun trivia. The scene were Steve stepped out of the Machine totally jacked was the first time Haley Atwell saw him with naked chest and her stunned reaction was not acted at all acording to herself in an interview.

Cap is one of the best heroes, not because of his powers, but because he's a good man first and foremost.

Agent Carter reaching out to touch cap ... that was not in the script. The actress forgot herself in the first take, and they decided to leave it in.

I don't think they gave Hugo Weaving enough to do in the role of the Red Skull. His lines were just boilerplate meglomaniac villain, and nothing was surprising about him. I mean, compare that to Loki! Not even close.

Agent Carter is an excellent show! I really think you'd like it, because you like her character. Don't skip it!!

Blue glowy thing was the same as in Thor's end credits scene

@kaiielle

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The Tesseract, yes.

@dharmildesai1273

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Great reaction, as always! Captain America is my favourite character in the MCU! ❤️

If you liked Haley Atwell, aka Agent Carter, I would recommend the series. You may also want to consider watching Agents of Shield, starting right after Iron Man 3, which is where the story picks up. The series plays into and off of the movies through the first few seasons, thankfully there are watch list guides online, so you don't fall behind or jump ahead, in case you had any interest.

First introduction to this channel. Took a peek at some other reactions you have done and noticed Before Sunrise. Given you had mentioned your love for Chris Evans an underrated movie of his is actually Before We Go which is a very similar though far more realistic and honestly down to earth view on it. Also Snowpiercer is a good movie as well and I think Chris' acting chops really really come out in it.

great reaction K..nxt one is special..

The shield seen in Iron Man 2 was a different prototype shield mockup, as the iconic shield you see in this movie was with Steve the entire time.

Once again another great reaction and cap is my favorite out of the avengers. Can't wait till u watch the avengers and the second captain America film 😏