I don’t know why but I always liked that he still surrendered himself for disciplinary action. It doesn’t matter how many people he saved, he still went against orders and he’s ready to face the consequences. He doesn’t see himself above any other soldier and what’s to be treated to the same standard. That’s a good man.
I like how Steve's first priority was securing medical attention for the people he rescued, and then accepted that he technically went AWOL and was willing to take the punishment for it. THIS is the Captain America that we were introduced to in the Comics.
@@50srefugee Director came out and openly stated that Steve was completely capable of lifting the hammer. He simply chose to not do it because he had nothing to gain by doing so. He didn't want the power or authority that came with it.
I find it interesting that Steve is so good natured and loyal almost to a fault that he was willing to receive any disciplinary action against him because he still went against his orders. It’s just one of the most consistent things in the mcu and it’s cool how he’s tested over and over again yet remains a genuinely good guy, who’s even worthy to wield mjolnir.
He recognizes he broke the rules and is willing to take responsibility for it, but also recognizes that the rules needed to be broken at the time because what was allowed and what was right were not the same, and he did what was right.
@@GuukanKitsune yeah I guess that’s the difference he’s not COMPLETELY ethical. If breaking the rules serves the greater good than that’s what he’s going to do. But for the most part a very ethical guy who also does the right thing.
@@sergiomendoza4850 No he’s completely ethical he accepted responsibility for breaking the rules even when it couldn’t be clearer he did the right thing. Erskine made the right choice undoubtably
@@sergiomendoza4850 I think the distinction would be more like, he's actually extremely ethical and respects the rules, enough so that he is willing to face the music if he's broken one. However, his ethics also mean that he WILL occasionally break one if he needs to because he'll never let rules stop him from doing what he knows is right, and he'll never follow orders blindly if he thinks they don't stand for what he believes in. Each of the Captain America films shows him breaking the rules for a right cause, be it ignoring orders and rescuing a unit that was officially abandoned, going against his country and government because he knows it's been compromised, or standing up for superhuman rights because he knows they've earned it and his friend is being framed to enforce the law. Even in The Avengers, where he's uncertain of absolutely everything, he's not afraid to dig into his own unit's dirty laundry because he knows something's off (as off as HYDRA weapons being stored by SHIELD).
This is the reason why all the Avengers even those with earth shattering powers respect Captain America as the leader of the team, because in any measure of worthiness, Steve Rogers will not be found wanting.
Kudos to Bucky, it's not easy to see your friend go from a pale skinny guy to a muscular hero and still happily cheer for him and be willing to stay in his shadow. A lot of people would be jealous and bitter.
And yet, Bucky wasn't a completely unrealistic character either, because he does show some serious surprise, and maybe even the slightest hint of disappointment, when he sees post-serum Steve for the first time. Credit to Stan's acting.
His concern with Steve's action and his apparent death was the harm it would do to morale, especially of the people back home. Domestic support for a war is critical in a democracy. Well, throwing your Golden Boy in jail doesn't do any good either. But having your Golden Boy an actual war hero on the other hand...
@@celebrim1 This was the role that Tommy Lee Jones was *meant to PLAY* . Actually he plays " grumpy old guy " very well because it's not that much of a stretch.
Tony Stark would have started blasting AC/DC while he was trying to sneak into the Hydra base, blowing his cover. Quill would have been dancing around while opening the POW cages, with all the soldiers looking at each other like, "Uh, what's wrong with this guy?".
...AC/DC playing would probably have summoned Kang the Conqueror to pimp slap Iron Man into oblivion - after all, there's only space for ONE master of time and space in the Marvel Universe, and the members of AC/DC weren't even born during World War II, so...
If we think about it Bucky must've been one of the coolest kid in their neighborhood growing up and Steve must've been one of the "loser" type but Bucky stay close to Steve, not belittle or treat him with fake care like your typical cool kids sometimes does to their friends, and after Steve suddenly becomes way cooler than him Bucky never felt angry or bitter and both of them continue protect each other like they always does That's why Steve willing to go to the high and low for Bucky even after he becomes the winter soldier, Bucky was the first person who acknowledge Steve for who he is even before Super Soldier serum
My late mother, she was never a superhero fan, but she loved Captain America film so much. She said it reminds her of heroic, classic World War II films she watched a lot when she was young.
Everything you need to know about Steve Rogers is said in this scene. First, he asks for the injured to be treated and then he surrenders himself for disciplinary action. Love Cap!
A year late, but I disagree, or at least feel it's not the first time. At the least, the (dummy) grenade scene before the serum was when I went "Oh. Okay then. We've got writers who GET Cap. Like, really get him. This is going to be great."
At 2:39 when Steve can see Bucky, Bucky is smiling widely, but when Steve looks away the smile goes away. Is it just me, or is Bucky trying to hide how traumatised he really is?
@@thunderbird1921 I mean, I guess? But realistically he wouldn’t be court-martialed because he saved so many American soldier that I think the Army would look past it. And he’d probably end up getting the Medal of Freedom too.
I love how Chris Evans can remain in character for Steve so easily. When Bucky shouts "Let's hear it for Captain America!" He doesn't grin, he doesn't boast. He stands there humbly and just lets others praise him for actions he expects to be the norm.
Hands down my favorite MCU movie. Well-written, great lead actor, amazing love interest story, and it subtly, yet decisively, makes nods to the later movies. 10/10.
I swear fuck off. All these quarantine this, virus that posts and comments are getting on my nerves. I see and hear it enough in the real world I dont have to have another one reminding me when Im tryna relax. I hope this shit is over soon so you can go back to work and do better stuff than sit at home all day and post and comment about this shit all day.
@Man With No Name Steve was born 1918. His files in this movie even says that, when the Army guy is stamping his rejection, and later when Erskine approves him. This movie doesn't take place in 1936. Steve is accepted in 1943, and the movie ends in early 1945. Steve is 25 at the start, and 26 by the end.
@@loganbigmo techinally some of Red Skull scenes take place in 1936 but yeah all of Steve and Bucky Scenes took place 1943 to Early 1945 except for the ending of course lol..
@@JonBerry555 well you can't be too harsh, captain america is a once in a generation person, john walker isn't as noble as steve so you can expect them to make human mistakes and overreactions
Honestly, I like how they ended it with him. It proves Steve is, in the end, human. Which makes him all the more heroic. Which of us honestly would not take the chance to be with the person we loved most in the world, who had passed. Steve only wanted what every other hero who lost somebody wanted. Peggy was just, not snapped into oblivion. Heroes who are inhuman , are missing something. In the end it is what you do despite fear, imperfections and flaws that makes you a hero. Overcoming those things is heroic. Indeed Tony also illustrates this with his actions in the same movie.
Yeah me too I miss my caps to. One of my most favorite one was the Boyscout cap I had from 3 years ago. That really helped me see during the night because it had lights on it. One of my most prized possession was lost and I didn’t even know where I lost it.
MCU didn't, but DCU did a good job with Wonder Woman. It's pretty simple actually. If you do a period piece with actual Nazis, you are allowed to have clear cut heroes and villains. If you have clear cut heroes and villains, you can make a really fantastic action movie. You'll notice that every good action movie has a German villain because they can't try to make Germans/Nazis relatable. If they did, they would have nothing to call Republicans.
To be fair, the government used him and the soldiers he saved as lab rats and wanted to get rid of the evidence. It wasn't really an act of racism in that regard. The soldiers could've been white and Isaiah too, and I'd still expect the government would want to blow up the POW camp. Of course, selecting African Americans to use as lab rats because they're "more expendable" is incredibly racist.
The fact that Steve himself don't take pride on the other soldiers around him, made me realize that he truly values his new-found strength, and what he can do with it, to save other lives.
One thing I like about Cap, out of all the Avengers, even though he comes off as a huge boy scout and as a bit of a dweeb sometimes, he is definitely one class act. He is Courageous, Honorable, Selfless, Congruent, and Consistent, qualities that frankly every man should strive towards.
Tommy Lee Jones nailed this role to the zenith hands down. Unfortunately, it was unsung and unrecognized. Please pay attention to the supporting actors and actresses
Martin Scorsese or whatever his name is a brilliant director but is completely wrong about his point of view regarding hero movies and their actors so much talent gathered together so much great acting from the main roster and Supporting cast it is an amazing job on that infinity saga
I just realized the line "Everything good about you came out of a bottle" isn't entirely true at all. Sure his power and muscle and capability and strength all did but his personality? Generosity, and just Steve being a nice person didn't come out of a bottle.
That exchange between Cap and Stark is proven wrong over and over again, it is an important part of the MCU. Obviously the best parts of Steve Rogers did not came from the experiments, while Tony Stark indeed would sacrifice himself for others.
That's the point isn't it? That whole conversation is setting up for the day Cap is going to face down Thanos, and Iron Man is going to make the self-sacrifice play.
@@ottokarl5427 I'm pretty new to Marvel so I just realized that, I don't usually say that though because for some reason everyone hates me when I say "Yeah I watched all the movies in like 2 weeks"
@Joey Tatum americas capitalism got me and my family out of poverty man. I’m not sure why people hate on this country so much, many countries have bad histories. Is it because America has the strongest middle class in the history of this planet??? Idk.
Kind of weird to say, but I love how Peggy always referred to Steve as Steve or Captain Rogers. She didn’t call him Captain America like everybody else. That’s why he loved her. She saw who he was on the inside. As much as it pained me that Steve left Bucky in the present, I’m glad Peggy and Steve got their dance. I bawl like a baby every time I watch it.
The battalion of soldiers went unnoticed while moving with armored vehicles on the road until it approached the camp barrier. Where are the secret patrols? Where are the linear patrols?! Where is the guards?!! How did this army live to the place of deployment? And air reconnaissance could not detect a battalion moving with armored vehicles on the roads! How was this army able to find the mainland on which to fight? It would be epic if it weren’t so funny :)
Here after Falcon and Winter Soldier. Now I can definitely see what the shield represents to Bucky. He’s almost overcome with emotion at the end. Like my best friend, that scrawny kid from Brooklyn, saved my life and countless others from being POW’s. How heroic!
Even though It's clear that they want each other, they realize that they still have a war to fight in, and they both realize that it is best to wait until after the war when they can start dating.
I was about to say there's something about those eyes: Those are bedroom eyes, the type of eyes that you'll have when you're about to......well.......you know.......
Yes, a terrible wrong, I can't help but think if Rogers knew what he suffered, he would have done everything in his power to help, up to and including springing him.
@@bashengatheblackmanta7003 Then it would followed the 1970s comics where he became Nomad, only to realize that he can represent America's ideals themselves and become Captain America again, then promptly help Isaiah, up to and including springing him.
It's honestly pretty satisfying how he finally was able to earn the respect he fought for so badly. Him finally getting respect and validation is the greatest reward he could get.
@@casshernsins8333 Not quite all of them, You I was born at the time of the comic strip era, and there are a lot of deviations made compare from the comic strip to the big screen. Cheers! IM 62.
That music swell at 1:04 gave me chills and simultaneously made me feel like I could fight a bear. The score for this movie was incredible and used even better for this scene.
This feels very different now after hearing Isiah Bradley’s story. The difference in how they were treated returning from near identical unsanctioned missions
actually it depends on which fight your talking about that the range is 70 to 90 years in future. 70-72 years for avengers 1 and close to 87-90 years for avengers endgame
The best part about this is when he salutes the officer Phillips. He never lost his humility even tho he did something way bigger than any of the soldiers standing at his side, he's a true captain.
Wheeew...the look Peggy gives Steve when he said "I couldn't call my ride" was hot af! If that isn't an I want you look..I don't know what is! That look said everything we needed to know about how Peggy felt about Steve. She was His and He was Hers. Period
He should be awarded a Medal of Honor for his actions above and beyond the call of duty. I liked the background song, how its played with the soldiers waking back into base. Captain America, America's best.
@@kingrosales519 I am sure that was not Medal of Honor bcoz it doesn't look like Medal of Honor and its neckwear is in red color, the neckwear of Medal of Honor is blue color.
This is a underrated scene. It was a pretty hype scene just like in endgame i love when people prove doubters wrong I've always loved these type of movies
He is like a walking superman without the world lifting strength, icebreath, laser vision and other wierd array of powers that Superman has! What he reeks of is good old fashioned Boy Scout optimism!
I dunno why but I always end up rewatching Tommy Lee Jones' scenes in Cap 1. Didn't do that when I was 10 when the movie was first released. Wasn't much of a character, yes, but a man who took part in the Captain America legend nonetheless. His generosity and attitude took the battalion to the next level. And I'll never forget how much I laughed at his "because we have the best....men" line when he first laid eyes on Rogers. Legendary actor and amazing talent.
What an incredible movie. He was so good in it and so great as cap. I don't get how people don't love this movie more. There's so much heart in it. I even know some comedian on Facebook who says he's a terrible character. He's the one with most character and heart i think.
After Bucky says “let’s hear it for captain America” and Steve looks away from him, his face absolutely drops it’s heartbreaking, he’s traumatised and god knows what’s to come, bless him :(
The first movies were almost all pitch perfect. Not without flaws, but basically 100% true to who the characters were. The casting was also so amazingly good across the board. Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Rufalo, Samuel L Jackson, Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner, then later Elizabeth Olsen, Chadwick Bozeman, Paul Bettany etc. They almost to a T matched their comic book characters and brought them to such life you could BELIEVE they were real just like you hoped as a kid.
That scene when Captain America returns with all the missing soldiers! A truly epic moment that forever changed the way I looked at war! It's not about what you sacrifice, but what you save.
You know... I love that this moment really represents the majority of the audience. Captain America went from a huge joke that nobody took seriously and nobody wanted to be, to be the guy we all cheered for.
@TheGoldenShot45 And why is that? If you can earn that look, even if that relationship falls through, you will still have to beat potential suitors back with a pole. Respect is earned, not given. And any freely given, without earning it, isn’t worth having.
To be fair, Walker was a US killing machine before being cap, he was full of regret of the stuff he's done by following orders. No, by no means is he comparable to cap, his shoes are very hard to fill, but he is more a human than a lunatic
I feel like you somehow forgot the context of either scenes? Steve got back with everyone cheering and supporting him, he got his best friend back and he saved a bunch of people, the army was never going to "discipline" him and he KNEW it. Walker literally just saw his best friend die in front of his eyes by the hands of the people who tried to kill him and he's now being called a monster for killing one of the people who is responsible for his best friend's death and his own attempted murder and the government is literally stripping him of his rank and pay and his VA health benefits, things that he EARNED by bleeding for his country and earning THREE medals of honor. Those are entirely different circumstances that call for very different reactions.
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TopMovieClips is steve roger still alive in real life?? Pls tell me i like captin america my favorite marvel hero
Florenz Schall his name is Chris Evan
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i like how steve kept the broken radio just to show peggy that it was broken
girls need proofs
Yep
Same
No proof = hoax 🤣😂
@@incogspectator3042 😐
I don’t know why but I always liked that he still surrendered himself for disciplinary action. It doesn’t matter how many people he saved, he still went against orders and he’s ready to face the consequences. He doesn’t see himself above any other soldier and what’s to be treated to the same standard. That’s a good man.
there's a reason he was worthy enough to hold Mjolnir...
Nah you just share the same values. You love strict hierarchies, no matter how illogical they are. I consider most of them bullshits.
@@caffemocca8855 You seem fun at parties
@@caffemocca8855 wow you’re a dooche
Knowing what the serum does, I think the punishment would've felt like a tickle
I like how Steve's first priority was securing medical attention for the people he rescued, and then accepted that he technically went AWOL and was willing to take the punishment for it. THIS is the Captain America that we were introduced to in the Comics.
Like dude didn't even mention that he brought soo many men back from the hydra base man is just a good soldier
And it is, in essence, why he was able to even budge Thor's Hammer.
@@50srefugee Director came out and openly stated that Steve was completely capable of lifting the hammer. He simply chose to not do it because he had nothing to gain by doing so. He didn't want the power or authority that came with it.
Why don’t you make your first priority getting some bitches
stop war
I find it interesting that Steve is so good natured and loyal almost to a fault that he was willing to receive any disciplinary action against him because he still went against his orders. It’s just one of the most consistent things in the mcu and it’s cool how he’s tested over and over again yet remains a genuinely good guy, who’s even worthy to wield mjolnir.
He recognizes he broke the rules and is willing to take responsibility for it, but also recognizes that the rules needed to be broken at the time because what was allowed and what was right were not the same, and he did what was right.
@@GuukanKitsune yeah I guess that’s the difference he’s not COMPLETELY ethical. If breaking the rules serves the greater good than that’s what he’s going to do. But for the most part a very ethical guy who also does the right thing.
@@sergiomendoza4850 No he’s completely ethical he accepted responsibility for breaking the rules even when it couldn’t be clearer he did the right thing. Erskine made the right choice undoubtably
@@sergiomendoza4850 I think the distinction would be more like, he's actually extremely ethical and respects the rules, enough so that he is willing to face the music if he's broken one. However, his ethics also mean that he WILL occasionally break one if he needs to because he'll never let rules stop him from doing what he knows is right, and he'll never follow orders blindly if he thinks they don't stand for what he believes in.
Each of the Captain America films shows him breaking the rules for a right cause, be it ignoring orders and rescuing a unit that was officially abandoned, going against his country and government because he knows it's been compromised, or standing up for superhuman rights because he knows they've earned it and his friend is being framed to enforce the law. Even in The Avengers, where he's uncertain of absolutely everything, he's not afraid to dig into his own unit's dirty laundry because he knows something's off (as off as HYDRA weapons being stored by SHIELD).
This is the reason why all the Avengers even those with earth shattering powers respect Captain America as the leader of the team, because in any measure of worthiness, Steve Rogers will not be found wanting.
Peggy Carter is such an underrated character. She is incredible, even with the limited time that she is given.
Not taking into account the Agent Carter TV series, as far as screen time goes, I’m guessing?
trequor what does underrated mean
So underrated they made a TV series for her.
She has her own show😂
She had her own show...
Kudos to Bucky, it's not easy to see your friend go from a pale skinny guy to a muscular hero and still happily cheer for him and be willing to stay in his shadow. A lot of people would be jealous and bitter.
thats what seperates a true friend from a fake or typical friend.
He’s with him till the end of the line.
Bucky loved Steve like a brother.
@@Heart2HeartBooks and steve felt the same way.
And yet, Bucky wasn't a completely unrealistic character either, because he does show some serious surprise, and maybe even the slightest hint of disappointment, when he sees post-serum Steve for the first time.
Credit to Stan's acting.
Who would’ve thought that Bucky and Steve would be fighting against aliens and an intergalactic sociopath 70+ years later huh
Seventy years plus.
Seventy likes plus.
Bro, have you ever read comics???
Who would've this same type of comment is posted again
Why Hello There who would’ve thought huh
T Gamerz that makes no sense, it’s no just for gods, it’s for people who are worthy. Stop overrating cap
That Colonel is the definition of a good officer. He knew when he was wrong, and was willing to let it go.
His concern with Steve's action and his apparent death was the harm it would do to morale, especially of the people back home. Domestic support for a war is critical in a democracy.
Well, throwing your Golden Boy in jail doesn't do any good either.
But having your Golden Boy an actual war hero on the other hand...
@@celebrim1 This was the role that Tommy Lee Jones was *meant to PLAY* . Actually he plays " grumpy old guy " very well because it's not that much of a stretch.
That big difference between a good leader and a narcissist leader lol. It’s ok to admit when you are wrong. That’s class!
Well he wasn’t wrong
Well, the Colonel's base security sure sucked...I mean a couple of hundred armed guys just walk up before anyone noticed them coming????
If it was tony stark returning with soldiers from hydra base, there would have been an AC/DC song playing in the background on 400% volume.
If it was Peter Quill, the song playing in the background would've been '70s and '80s rock and soul music.
😂😂😂
And then Tony would chime in with something like, “Aww, did you miss me?”
Tony Stark would have started blasting AC/DC while he was trying to sneak into the Hydra base, blowing his cover. Quill would have been dancing around while opening the POW cages, with all the soldiers looking at each other like, "Uh, what's wrong with this guy?".
...AC/DC playing would probably have summoned Kang the Conqueror to pimp slap Iron Man into oblivion - after all, there's only space for ONE master of time and space in the Marvel Universe, and the members of AC/DC weren't even born during World War II, so...
Peggy: You’re late!
Steve: I had to return the stones.
Understandable have a great day
@@becauseiambatman2019 BECAUSE I'M A SPONGE
More like: My ride had an accident
@@becauseiambatman2019
-BECAUSE IM BATMAN-
BECAUSE IM DEADPOOL B)
Oh shi 😵🤯
If we think about it Bucky must've been one of the coolest kid in their neighborhood growing up and Steve must've been one of the "loser" type
but Bucky stay close to Steve, not belittle or treat him with fake care like your typical cool kids sometimes does to their friends, and after Steve suddenly becomes way cooler than him Bucky never felt angry or bitter and both of them continue protect each other like they always does
That's why Steve willing to go to the high and low for Bucky even after he becomes the winter soldier, Bucky was the first person who acknowledge Steve for who he is even before Super Soldier serum
+andri marpaung Reminds me of Peter Parker and Harry Osborn
True
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Huge Facts
Same thing can be said to peggy too
My late mother, she was never a superhero fan, but she loved Captain America film so much. She said it reminds her of heroic, classic World War II films she watched a lot when she was young.
I think my mom and dad would have liked it too. Both grew up during WWII.
This is the same guy who introduced himself to a tree.
The BEST tree of all time.. :)
I am Steve Rogers
I am Groot
I groovy reee
Because it's the polite thing to do.
When the funny kid returns from detention
Haha
Very true
OMFG HAHA
WOW, you made me laugh, this doesn’t really happen often so thanks for this good humor
And the general is the cool teacher
"Let's hear it for Captain America" - Bucky Barnes
Hail hydra 😛
francis short jr *your free trial of life has expired*
@@ultimateqmazing2537 ?
That saves him from that unnecessary comedic line with red skull
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Everything you need to know about Steve Rogers is said in this scene. First, he asks for the injured to be treated and then he surrenders himself for disciplinary action. Love Cap!
A year late, but I disagree, or at least feel it's not the first time. At the least, the (dummy) grenade scene before the serum was when I went "Oh. Okay then. We've got writers who GET Cap. Like, really get him. This is going to be great."
At 2:39 when Steve can see Bucky, Bucky is smiling widely, but when Steve looks away the smile goes away. Is it just me, or is Bucky trying to hide how traumatised he really is?
Naomi Lamont Damn I can see that now :(
Wow, all this based on the assumption that S. Stan can act "emotions".
traumatised about what? how? I haven't seen this movie yet
@@xshn981 I don't want to spoil it for you
@@xshn981 bucky trips from the train and falls to death and becomes winter soldier and steve gets frozen as a Popsicle for 70 years
If Tony Stark is the brains of the MCU, Steve Rogers is the heart hands down.
Thor is the muscle and magic
True!
And hulk the anger issues
@@grimmywizard bruh what about Dr. Strange?
@@dragonare715 wizard of mcu? Idk
“The serum never corrupted Steve” “has there ever been another Steve Rogers?”
That was Zemo's mic drop statement. Add the dance after this and u have the best MCU moment.
there are, what is needed is a dr heirskin to see the right candidate out again.
@@jeffescanto you ruined it dude
@@anuar143 But he's right
Touche
2:39 Cap looks at Bucky as if to say "Seriously?", Bucky shrugs like "Why not? It's got a nice ring to it"
That look Peggy gives Cap at the end. It's the "I'm having your babies" look.
Yeppers
Yeahhhhh.... but she ended up too old.
@@robertmorris8997but did she though?
@@npaisarapper 20 something + 70? Yeah.
@@robertmorris8997not at the very end
Until that moment I wasn't sure where the movie is going to. After years of Cap movies I can clearly call it: the turning point of heroism! 👍👌
Couldn't Cap have been court-martialed for this unauthorized mission? Is that what they meant by discipline?
@@thunderbird1921 I mean, I guess? But realistically he wouldn’t be court-martialed because he saved so many American soldier that I think the Army would look past it. And he’d probably end up getting the Medal of Freedom too.
It was the moment everyone truly saw his abilities and potential. Steve already had the heart of a hero. This was the time he demonstrated was he was.
@@thunderbird1921 He surrendered himself to the colonel for disciplinary action, but the colonel said that wasn’t necessary.
He was a Hero Long before this.
I love how Chris Evans can remain in character for Steve so easily. When Bucky shouts "Let's hear it for Captain America!" He doesn't grin, he doesn't boast. He stands there humbly and just lets others praise him for actions he expects to be the norm.
I'll bet $100 that he did and they had to reshoot the scene
@@MrRedforman1 Scenes are shot multiple times anyway even if it was a perfect one.
@@MandishFyre yep
Look back to when Chris was Johnny storm. Humility .... I am on fire 🔥 woohoo!!!
". . . lets others praise him for actions he expects to be the norm." Must have been the Tony Stark part of the serum.
Hands down my favorite MCU movie. Well-written, great lead actor, amazing love interest story, and it subtly, yet decisively, makes nods to the later movies. 10/10.
I don’t know it was fine but the second one was way better overall
@@CamPerry Definitely better than fine. I'd say you're looney my friend.
It had it's issues but it is underrated.
2:23
Peggy: You're late.
Oh, he won't be in Endgame, trust me.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache I swear I see you everywhere
Spoiler much... JK saw it opening night
Yo
Steve: Shows Peggy ice. Says, "I was asleep."
Peggy: Gives Steve that same look.
My god fuck off.
When everyone is free from the quarantine.
SkyDoesBlue Why did I have to read this while everyone started clapping 😂
I swear fuck off. All these quarantine this, virus that posts and comments are getting on my nerves. I see and hear it enough in the real world I dont have to have another one reminding me when Im tryna relax. I hope this shit is over soon so you can go back to work and do better stuff than sit at home all day and post and comment about this shit all day.
FireDramine7 somebody’s time of the month
@@FireDramine7 so who pissed in your corn flakes
@@Slipper489 tell me more guys I really wanna know what kinda sad lives you have in quarantine, how depressing your lives are now I swear just stfu
This is like the one movie where we cant call Steve or Bucky grandpas coz they're still in their late 20s here.
The characters are in their early 20s
@@trequor yes, Steve and Bucky are the characters
@@trequor Steve is born 1918 & this scene is 1943. That makes him 25.
@Man With No Name Steve was born 1918. His files in this movie even says that, when the Army guy is stamping his rejection, and later when Erskine approves him. This movie doesn't take place in 1936. Steve is accepted in 1943, and the movie ends in early 1945. Steve is 25 at the start, and 26 by the end.
@@loganbigmo techinally some of Red Skull scenes take place in 1936 but yeah all of Steve and Bucky Scenes took place 1943 to Early 1945 except for the ending of course lol..
“Not a perfect soldier, but a good man.”
Dr. Abraham Erskine
And yet a soldier nonetheless
Now he's the perfect soldier too
You know after this, I can see why bucky was frustrated to sam about the shield........
what do you mean
@@johnathanhurst2539 falcon and winter soldier
@@tommyblade8093 oh yea. Sam was trippin
and Sam told him that Steve's shield had nothing to do with him -.-" like dude, Bucky and Steve have been friends for 100 years
Probably Sam is scarred to be the first black person to ever carry a shield of Captain America.
That look Peggy gives Cap after he couldn't "call his ride".. be still my beating heart
😍😍
John Walker: "DO KNOW KNOW WHO I AM???"
Steve Rogers: "I'd like to surrender myself to disciplinary action"
Walker: “I AM CAPTAIN AMERICA!”
Rogers: “I’m just a kid from Brooklyn”
I think this perfectly sums up the difference between the two. Why one is a hero and the other has fallen from grace.
@@JonBerry555 well you can't be too harsh, captain america is a once in a generation person, john walker isn't as noble as steve so you can expect them to make human mistakes and overreactions
@@akamundi864 excuse me for noticing character differences and commenting on them.
@@JonBerry555 ik was just elaborating
I miss Cap
He is still in your heart ♥️
Honestly, I like how they ended it with him. It proves Steve is, in the end, human. Which makes him all the more heroic. Which of us honestly would not take the chance to be with the person we loved most in the world, who had passed. Steve only wanted what every other hero who lost somebody wanted. Peggy was just, not snapped into oblivion. Heroes who are inhuman , are missing something. In the end it is what you do despite fear, imperfections and flaws that makes you a hero. Overcoming those things is heroic. Indeed Tony also illustrates this with his actions in the same movie.
*SUPER GHOSTLY HERO* what?
Yeah me too I miss my caps to. One of my most favorite one was the Boyscout cap I had from 3 years ago. That really helped me see during the night because it had lights on it. One of my most prized possession was lost and I didn’t even know where I lost it.
@@BlueBrixProductions bro ur hat got snapped out of existence
This movie had such a unique feel, which was never quite replicated in the future MCU films
because they a) couldn't (WWII) and b) didn't want to. New era, new feel.
@@jonnyb70 i mean like, they could if there's WWIII beside 2020 seems like the perfect year to do tgat
I never really was a Captain America fan until the MCU movies.
MCU didn't, but DCU did a good job with Wonder Woman. It's pretty simple actually. If you do a period piece with actual Nazis, you are allowed to have clear cut heroes and villains. If you have clear cut heroes and villains, you can make a really fantastic action movie. You'll notice that every good action movie has a German villain because they can't try to make Germans/Nazis relatable. If they did, they would have nothing to call Republicans.
Yeah, I understand. I feel the same way.
It’s sad that Isaiah was put in jail for this act of kindness
oh man, i just realized that
To be fair, the government used him and the soldiers he saved as lab rats and wanted to get rid of the evidence. It wasn't really an act of racism in that regard. The soldiers could've been white and Isaiah too, and I'd still expect the government would want to blow up the POW camp. Of course, selecting African Americans to use as lab rats because they're "more expendable" is incredibly racist.
yeah but where was he when Thanos literally attacked the whole world
@@UnwantedStudios3 he’s a old man and has already gone through too much
@@andrewli6606 Please tell me that you understand that it's a metaphor for the tuskegee syphilis study? It's absolutely racism.
The fact that Steve himself don't take pride on the other soldiers around him, made me realize that he truly values his new-found strength, and what he can do with it, to save other lives.
One thing I like about Cap, out of all the Avengers, even though he comes off as a huge boy scout and as a bit of a dweeb sometimes, he is definitely one class act.
He is Courageous, Honorable, Selfless, Congruent, and Consistent, qualities that frankly every man should strive towards.
Agree!
Tommy Lee Jones nailed this role to the zenith hands down. Unfortunately, it was unsung and unrecognized. Please pay attention to the supporting actors and actresses
"I'm not kissing you."
It was nothing special.
Yep, Agent K nailed it
"Let's go find two more!"
Martin Scorsese or whatever his name is a brilliant director but is completely wrong about his point of view regarding hero movies and their actors so much talent gathered together so much great acting from the main roster and Supporting cast it is an amazing job on that infinity saga
I just realized the line "Everything good about you came out of a bottle" isn't entirely true at all. Sure his power and muscle and capability and strength all did but his personality? Generosity, and just Steve being a nice person didn't come out of a bottle.
That exchange between Cap and Stark is proven wrong over and over again, it is an important part of the MCU. Obviously the best parts of Steve Rogers did not came from the experiments, while Tony Stark indeed would sacrifice himself for others.
The exchange between the scientist and the general, right before the dummy grenade scene, is key.
I said what I said.
That's the point isn't it?
That whole conversation is setting up for the day Cap is going to face down Thanos, and Iron Man is going to make the self-sacrifice play.
@@ottokarl5427 I'm pretty new to Marvel so I just realized that, I don't usually say that though because for some reason everyone hates me when I say "Yeah I watched all the movies in like 2 weeks"
Most heroic return I've ever seen the music the way the soldiers marched back and how some of them even carried their wounded friends is just perfect!
I just love how heroic and cheesy and powerful this scene is. It really represents america at its heart, its true heart
yes the movie world of America maybe but not the real one
Lmao if that represented america we'd be much better off. Currently what represents america is shitstain on some whitey tighties
@Joey Tatum the truth in this comment is just woow
America is busy with having the correct pronoun and lowering Military Test standards to cater to woman "equality"
@Joey Tatum americas capitalism got me and my family out of poverty man. I’m not sure why people hate on this country so much, many countries have bad histories. Is it because America has the strongest middle class in the history of this planet??? Idk.
Kind of weird to say, but I love how Peggy always referred to Steve as Steve or Captain Rogers. She didn’t call him Captain America like everybody else. That’s why he loved her. She saw who he was on the inside. As much as it pained me that Steve left Bucky in the present, I’m glad Peggy and Steve got their dance. I bawl like a baby every time I watch it.
Same with Bucky. He only call him "Captain America" because it was in front of everybody. He had always and always will call him, "Steve".
Epic scene with epic music.
Jesse Torres for an epic movie 👌🏼
That's what Alan Silverstri does.
The battalion of soldiers went unnoticed while moving with armored vehicles on the road until it approached the camp barrier. Where are the secret patrols? Where are the linear patrols?! Where is the guards?!!
How did this army live to the place of deployment?
And air reconnaissance could not detect a battalion moving with armored vehicles on the roads!
How was this army able to find the mainland on which to fight?
It would be epic if it weren’t so funny :)
Epic win
Steve Rogers always had the heart of a hero. This is what the first movie brought out and why he’s the leader of the Avengers.
Here after Falcon and Winter Soldier. Now I can definitely see what the shield represents to Bucky. He’s almost overcome with emotion at the end. Like my best friend, that scrawny kid from Brooklyn, saved my life and countless others from being POW’s. How heroic!
Yeah, I like how Captain America and Falcon work together several times in the MCU.
It was more than just a shield to Bucky, it was his best friend's entire legacy
2:35 That moment when you do something worth for your people so they are proud of you ! Gives Goosebumps
I need this moment once in a life
The fact that you need that moment, at least once in your life, makes you worthy.
I like how Steve just stands there in front of Peggy without making a move. That's so totally in character.
Even though It's clear that they want each other, they realize that they still have a war to fight in, and they both realize that it is best to wait until after the war when they can start dating.
I love this scene. He was a joke to everyone before, but then this cemented his effort to the war in a big way
That passionate look in her eyes
2:31
Hot sticky passion indeed
@@DsLink1306 yep. Something was definetely hot and sticky at that moment
I was about to say there's something about those eyes: Those are bedroom eyes, the type of eyes that you'll have when you're about to......well.......you know.......
Honestly it kills me that Isaiah Bradley got imprisoned and experimented on for doing this exact same thing.....
Yes, a terrible wrong, I can't help but think if Rogers knew what he suffered, he would have done everything in his power to help, up to and including springing him.
@@kchishol1970 l think he would have given up the title of captain america
@@bashengatheblackmanta7003 Then it would followed the 1970s comics where he became Nomad, only to realize that he can represent America's ideals themselves and become Captain America again, then promptly help Isaiah, up to and including springing him.
Not exact his was more tragic since they were all experiments
Who?
Cap is so strong he outperformed segregation in the US Army.
Ain't that the truth.
Disney 🤷♂️
@@alex-ragnarson3482 Disney wasn't in charge of MCU and Marvel Studios until Avengers 2012 tho
Fun fact one of the guys from Band of Brothers plays one of the Howling Commandos
There were a few mixed companies in WW2, but later you hear the black soldiers speaking French. They were most likely La Resistance that was captured.
It's honestly pretty satisfying how he finally was able to earn the respect he fought for so badly. Him finally getting respect and validation is the greatest reward he could get.
Peggy's look at Captain America is like saying, "Oh, I want this man to be the father of my kids!"
2:20 The way she looks at him, that's the most seductive look I've ever seen. She's so damn gorgeous.
Lmao 0 eye contact. She was taking it all in.
ditto!
He absolutely clapped those cheeks when he went back to be with her
Quinn Thomas I’m guessing you’re not caught up with the marvel movies
@@casshernsins8333 Not quite all of them, You I was born at the time of the comic strip era, and there are a lot of deviations made compare from the comic strip to the big screen. Cheers! IM 62.
I like how when they cheer for Steve, he just keeps looking at Pegg
She's eyeing him like they're about to go at it right then and there 😂
Steve risks his life to save his brothers in arms
The Army: 😄👏
Isaiah Bradley does the same thing
The Army: 😡⛓
@Alexander Octopus Cortez did you know dn?
yeah but Isaiah is black, didn't you know about the segregation back then?
@Alexander Octopus Cortez isiah Bradley besides hydra and the super solider serum wasn’t made up
GUYS LET'S NOT ARGUE PLEASE!!!
lol i love dark humor xD
Best scene in cap’s first movie
Winston Shih no
My favourite scenes where: ,,Grenade" and ,,I had a Date".
Mine was when Agent Carter shot at Steve when he showed her the shield, post catching him kissimg that random chick.
i saw this in 3-D. There is a scene where she is wearing a red sweater and her boobs look huge... in 3-D
Nah, it’s the Granade scene
You can tell at 1:38 Steve was trying so hard not to smile at Bucky cus Bucky had a serious face expression lol
Actually teared up just now at the "hey, let's hear it for Captain America".
Peggy has such an impact on captain Americas story it’s incredible
I freaking love this movie man!!! When Caps theme starts playing after he walks in with all the soldiers shiiiii straight goosebumps.
I love it too!
Goosebumps is my favorite movie
That music swell at 1:04 gave me chills and simultaneously made me feel like I could fight a bear. The score for this movie was incredible and used even better for this scene.
This movie is so underrated.
This is why captain america is my best super hero of all time, stands against bullies, villains
No matter what character Tommy Lee Jones plays, he will always be “Agent K” for me.
oK ;)
Tommy Lee Jones is an old fat man... and such a good actor that he effortlessly dominates every scene he's in.
Fun fact - Josh Brolin played a young Agent K in the third MIB film. As we know he also played Thanos.
@@erraticbehavior13 colonel philips is old thanos then?
For me he’ll always be the sheriff from no country for old men
This feels very different now after hearing Isiah Bradley’s story. The difference in how they were treated returning from near identical unsanctioned missions
Cap is still hands down my favorite MCU Avenger. Never seen a hero with so much heart before in a franchise, it’s another level of inspiring.
2:32 Hey! This is a family film, Agent Carter. 🤣
She about to swallow him whole.
Little did everyone there know that these two dudes would be fighting intergalactic aliens to save the entire universe 90 years from now.
no you are dude, this.. this is a man
Nourii A handsome, muscular man...
Well, at this point, it’s not really 90 years, it’s more like 70-80 years.
A long way from Brooklyn for sure.
actually it depends on which fight your talking about that the range is 70 to 90 years in future. 70-72 years for avengers 1 and close to 87-90 years for avengers endgame
The best part about this is when he salutes the officer Phillips. He never lost his humility even tho he did something way bigger than any of the soldiers standing at his side, he's a true captain.
Can't get over how beautiful Hayley Atwell was in this movie
Every time Bucky looks at Steve in this film I just imagine him thinking:
‘holy SHIT bro you’ve changed so much’
Only on the outside. Still the same person, but now a beefcake
"What happened to you?"
"I joined the army."
"Did it hurt?"
"A little."
"Is it permanent?"
"So far."
A justified feel-good moment in an action movie. Priceless.
Wheeew...the look Peggy gives Steve when he said "I couldn't call my ride" was hot af! If that isn't an I want you look..I don't know what is! That look said everything we needed to know about how Peggy felt about Steve. She was His and He was Hers. Period
He should be awarded a Medal of Honor for his actions above and beyond the call of duty. I liked the background song, how its played with the soldiers waking back into base. Captain America, America's best.
He was awarded a medal.
@@kingrosales519 but I don't think it was a Medal of Honor. Its some sort of other award, which he didn't show up to receive it.
@@dallasyap3064 yeah im not sure neither
@@kingrosales519 I am sure that was not Medal of Honor bcoz it doesn't look like Medal of Honor and its neckwear is in red color, the neckwear of Medal of Honor is blue color.
dallas yap I’m late but i believe it’s a metal of Valor or something along those lines
This is a underrated scene. It was a pretty hype scene just like in endgame i love when people prove doubters wrong I've always loved these type of movies
He is like a walking superman without the world lifting strength, icebreath, laser vision and other wierd array of powers that Superman has! What he reeks of is good old fashioned Boy Scout optimism!
A near-superhuman hero who would be the first to proclaim that he is loyal to nothing... except the [American] Dream.
Take batman Superman and flash mix them and you get cap
Superman respected him in the crossover comic
By far the Captain America movies were the best MCU franchise.
Not anymore 😂😢
I dunno why but I always end up rewatching Tommy Lee Jones' scenes in Cap 1. Didn't do that when I was 10 when the movie was first released. Wasn't much of a character, yes, but a man who took part in the Captain America legend nonetheless. His generosity and attitude took the battalion to the next level. And I'll never forget how much I laughed at his "because we have the best....men" line when he first laid eyes on Rogers. Legendary actor and amazing talent.
What an incredible movie. He was so good in it and so great as cap. I don't get how people don't love this movie more. There's so much heart in it. I even know some comedian on Facebook who says he's a terrible character. He's the one with most character and heart i think.
Loved ALL the ensuing MCU films...but this will always be my favorite!
After Bucky says “let’s hear it for captain America” and Steve looks away from him, his face absolutely drops it’s heartbreaking, he’s traumatised and god knows what’s to come, bless him :(
In the most american way
1:00 is emanating a lot “Me and the boys” meme energy.
Trust me, we all need a Bucky in our life.!
Just as long as he isn't mind controlled.
Why? So we can have a 70+ year old brainwashed by Hydra and go on a killing spree? I don't think so
Yes exactly you both are correct, we don't want that mind controlled one!
More than that we all need steve rogers in our life
We should try to be Bucky for others in our lives
1:05 when mom comes home with pizza
when mom comes home with a bottle of 70% alcohol
Lol. Nice one kid
Lmao
She comes with a group?
I can hear the patriotism and freedom in the music.
I can almost smell liberty-
This is truly his time, he is practically glowing in this era
He belongs here
that "god just take me back to the tent and destroy me" look
From Bucky or Peggy?
@@brettbaxter7882 Peggy
I love how he calls Rodgers "America's gloden boy" after treating Rodgers like a joke before.
The first movies were almost all pitch perfect. Not without flaws, but basically 100% true to who the characters were. The casting was also so amazingly good across the board. Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Rufalo, Samuel L Jackson, Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner, then later Elizabeth Olsen, Chadwick Bozeman, Paul Bettany etc. They almost to a T matched their comic book characters and brought them to such life you could BELIEVE they were real just like you hoped as a kid.
what came next though....
That scene when Captain America returns with all the missing soldiers! A truly epic moment that forever changed the way I looked at war! It's not about what you sacrifice, but what you save.
When Isiah Bradley did the same shit, but was thrown in jail for 30 years. Marvel hits hard.
“You’re late...”
I like to think that is what she said when Steve showed up on Peggy’s Doorstep after Endgame..
You know... I love that this moment really represents the majority of the audience. Captain America went from a huge joke that nobody took seriously and nobody wanted to be, to be the guy we all cheered for.
Peggy has pretty eyes :D
She's absolutely glamorous ❤
Get you a Girl that looks at you the way Peggy looks at Steve.
2:18
2:31
2:37
2:43
Even better. Make yourself into someone worth that look.
@TheGoldenShot45 And why is that? If you can earn that look, even if that relationship falls through, you will still have to beat potential suitors back with a pole.
Respect is earned, not given. And any freely given, without earning it, isn’t worth having.
xolonelystar yeah
Got that.
I earned that look by doing right before I even met her. Married 27 years this last February 14th. Mother of my children, light of my life.
*Steve Rogers*- "I'd like to surrender myself for disciplinary action."
*John Walker*- (screams like a lunatic in court)
Another reason why Rogers was truly Captain America, and Walker is a failed imitation.
The guy had every right to scream
And Isaiah Bradley was forced to receive disciplinary actions because he was a hero but not white with blond hair and blue eyes
To be fair, Walker was a US killing machine before being cap, he was full of regret of the stuff he's done by following orders. No, by no means is he comparable to cap, his shoes are very hard to fill, but he is more a human than a lunatic
I feel like you somehow forgot the context of either scenes? Steve got back with everyone cheering and supporting him, he got his best friend back and he saved a bunch of people, the army was never going to "discipline" him and he KNEW it. Walker literally just saw his best friend die in front of his eyes by the hands of the people who tried to kill him and he's now being called a monster for killing one of the people who is responsible for his best friend's death and his own attempted murder and the government is literally stripping him of his rank and pay and his VA health benefits, things that he EARNED by bleeding for his country and earning THREE medals of honor. Those are entirely different circumstances that call for very different reactions.
This will always be one of the more underrated MCU movies.
It's so good.