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This movie is going to be terrible.You know how I know? Because Captain America was nothing more then a 1950s Old Gimmick created outta fear of Communism, which is obvious by his bastardize Red, White and blue costume, that not even a Red neck on Halloween would wear. The fact that America is at a time where it's more corrupt then ever really destroys Captain America as a Character, because Patriotism is retarded.
Quote from: Special Agent Jaydc M.D. on March 23, 2010, 08:10:11 AMThis movie is going to be terrible.You know how I know? Because Captain America was nothing more then a 1950s Old Gimmick created outta fear of Communism, which is obvious by his bastardize Red, White and blue costume, that not even a Red neck on Halloween would wear. The fact that America is at a time where it's more corrupt then ever really destroys Captain America as a Character, because Patriotism is retarded.Fixed it 4 you. Hopefully Captain America figures out america is evil. well, least it better then this one.http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/10915-captaina lol
This movie is going to be terrible.You know how I know?Joe Johnston is directing it.The same guy that directed daredevil and ghost rider
I have no problem with the actor, but he does seem a bit small for Captain America. I'll reserve judgment on this whole thing until I see more, but I do find it weird that Marvel has twice now casted relatively normal size actors to play their characters. They did the same thing with casting for the Thor movie. There was a lot of fan support for casting Alexander Skarsgard (from True Blood) as Thor (which seemed like pretty good choice as he looks about the right size/build), but Marvel ended up casting Chris Hemsworth (from 2009's "Star Trek") as Thor. Maybe Hemsworth will be a good Thor, but he doesn't seem all that big, and I've not really seen him in anything other than his bit role in "Star Trek." At least with Chris Evans, he's had several movie roles in the genre.
Quote from: JohnnyL on March 23, 2010, 03:33:36 PM I have no problem with the actor, but he does seem a bit small for Captain America. I'll reserve judgment on this whole thing until I see more, but I do find it weird that Marvel has twice now casted relatively normal size actors to play their characters. They did the same thing with casting for the Thor movie. There was a lot of fan support for casting Alexander Skarsgard (from True Blood) as Thor (which seemed like pretty good choice as he looks about the right size/build), but Marvel ended up casting Chris Hemsworth (from 2009's "Star Trek") as Thor. Maybe Hemsworth will be a good Thor, but he doesn't seem all that big, and I've not really seen him in anything other than his bit role in "Star Trek." At least with Chris Evans, he's had several movie roles in the genre. For playing Thor he better get roided the fuck up!
Quote from: Blasphemy on March 23, 2010, 08:53:03 AMQuote from: Special Agent Jaydc M.D. on March 23, 2010, 08:10:11 AMThis movie is going to be terrible.You know how I know? Because Captain America was nothing more then a 1950s Old Gimmick created outta fear of Communism, which is obvious by his bastardize Red, White and blue costume, that not even a Red neck on Halloween would wear. The fact that America is at a time where it's more corrupt then ever really destroys Captain America as a Character, because Patriotism is retarded.Fixed it 4 you. Hopefully Captain America figures out america is evil. well, least it better then this one.http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/10915-captaina lol Actually, Captain America dates back to the early 1940s, which is also the time-frame when the movie is supposed to be set (at least at the start of the movie). I will agree with you though that that "Captain America" movie from that review stunk to high heaven. That was when Marvel didn't spend any money on their movies. There was a Fantastic Four movie made around that time too that was equally cheesey. It was so bad in fact that I don't think it was ever even officially released. But I'm sure you can find it online. As far as making a Captain America movie where Captain America thinks America is evil, I'm not sure that would work. lol
Quote from: JohnnyL on March 23, 2010, 06:08:54 PMQuote from: Blasphemy on March 23, 2010, 08:53:03 AMQuote from: Special Agent Jaydc M.D. on March 23, 2010, 08:10:11 AMThis movie is going to be terrible.You know how I know? Because Captain America was nothing more then a 1950s Old Gimmick created outta fear of Communism, which is obvious by his bastardize Red, White and blue costume, that not even a Red neck on Halloween would wear. The fact that America is at a time where it's more corrupt then ever really destroys Captain America as a Character, because Patriotism is retarded.Fixed it 4 you. Hopefully Captain America figures out america is evil. well, least it better then this one.http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/10915-captaina lol Actually, Captain America dates back to the early 1940s, which is also the time-frame when the movie is supposed to be set (at least at the start of the movie). I will agree with you though that that "Captain America" movie from that review stunk to high heaven. That was when Marvel didn't spend any money on their movies. There was a Fantastic Four movie made around that time too that was equally cheesey. It was so bad in fact that I don't think it was ever even officially released. But I'm sure you can find it online. As far as making a Captain America movie where Captain America thinks America is evil, I'm not sure that would work. lolActually you could have a good Character Trait, were Captain America realizes that America is both a evil and good place, and is thus torn as given Allegiance to the country, and despite the fact they do more evil then good, he realizes that by pledging his Allegiance he is protecting America's people who are just citizens trying to survive in this harsh ass land. Considering the Characters traits, I honestly think this hero could present us with political thought provoking concepts. A course, they won't because that's something more of Ironman/batman type of ideal, no I bet this shit will be like Spider Man... except crappier because like I said, Captain America in a Post-9/11 world, in which American government has been embroiled into Controversy that's not been this huge since the Vietnam days, can't actually be a pure good Super Hero that won't gather any Political bravado. No the only way this character could work (For me atleast) is that he's a representation of how America's government and politics have brought destruction, and in that way (in some cases) good. A course, the more I think the more I think Captain America could actually be a very good Character. but I doubt they'll utilize him into anything more then a simple Kiddish comic book hero. Guess I'm just thinking 2 much of a more Adult scale.