Sunday, July 24, 2011
Captain America the Movie
Ok, I have to admit right up front that I was worried about this movie. From the bits and pieces I read about the movie I wasn't all that thrilled. I wasn't all that thrilled about Chris Evans as the hero. I wasn't that thrilled about the costume. Can you tell I wasn't that thrilled about the move?
That is until today, when I went to see it. This is a really good movie. The scenes of Evans as Steve Rogers before he became the Captain are some of the best. I have to give Mr. Evans credit. He makes this role his own. They take a character that was always about more than the flag on his chest and recognize the ideals Captain America stands for.
One of the great scenes in the move is when Dr. Eskerine asks the puny Steve Rogers why he wants to join the Army, "to go and kill Nazis."
Steve's reply "I don't want to kill anyone. I don't like bullies."
Now that's Captain America.
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2 comments:
I need to see this. Captain America comics were some of my favorites
I was pleasantly surprised by the movie. I went in thinking it wasn't going to be that good and it turned out really good.
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