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I love the fact that when the dummy grenade was launched, Peggy was also running towards it, probably to do the same thing as Steve, but Steve was faster (or closer to the grenade) so he was the one to cover it. It shows that both Peggy and Steve had a heart of steel and ready to sacrifice themselves for the right purpose. I didn’t notice this detail before, but now I see it and can respect how much attention the filmmakers paid to this movie.
That's why I love agent Carter she loved Steve before he changwd she didn't look down at him when he was short and scrawny instead she fell in love with the real Steve
what the doctor didn't explain to the commanding officer is that, if the person that takes the serum isn't ACTUALLY NICE... they'd have another red skull on their hands
Since the serum was enhancing every aspect of the body, it would naturally enhance the niceness, creativity and brevity in the said person or the other way around if the person is a bully..
I think when Steve covered the grenade with his body is when Peggy first became attracted to him because he was different, he was scrawny, weak, puny and tiny but he had a heart of steel
That flag scene was always genius to me as THE DS never specifically said they had to climb the pole he just said " whoever brings me the flag ". The how was never specified so my hats off to Steve here 👌🏾😎
Indeed! What would have been best was if Rogers got the flag, handed it to the DS and fell back in line ready to continue the run. It would have demonstrated that not only did he have brains but he had the fortitude to continue on.
"So we have this serum that gives a man strength and agility beyond human boundaries, who is the perfect candidate to give it to?" Most people in the army: "Give it to a guy that is already strong and fast, even though he has zero other qualities and a mean streak, that will work!"
@ottokarl5427 if the serum can make the skinny guy be Captain America, how strong could an actual strong soldier become? Rogers was still the better choice of course, because of his other qualities, but it's not like it's non-sense to give the serum to the stronger soldier.
The TV series, “Agent Carter,” was by far the best thing on TV: great acting, music, 1940’s period setting, and, of course, Hayley. Naturally, it was cancelled after two seasons.
I loved the first season. The writing in the second season wasn't as great. Hayley was great, though. I would have loved to watch a third season if the writing was as good as the first one.
I think you mispronounced AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER as the best thing on TV. It was a good show (at least the first season) but it doesn't hold a candle to ATLA.
@@l.tc.5032 You know the concept of what opinion means, right? I personally didn't waste my time watching ATLA, it's not my type of series. However, I loved watching Agent Carter.
@@RowdyBrian17 The movies were never for comic book fans. They were aggressively focus group-tested to ensure they would appeal to the broadest audience possible, with a lot of the comic book norms and tropes cast aside or held up as one-off to joke about or ridicule. Which is a good thing. American comic books have gotten stale (Japanese Manga has this same problem), and the focus on characters, specifically their struggles, shortcomings, and failures, made for better movies. It also helped move the comic book industry forward, as authors realized that audiences and, by extension, readers could enjoy characters and plot with more depth and nuance.
@@Josh-99 It also helps that this movie reminds us why characterization is so important. Namely what drives someone in being a hero. We know Steve is a good guy. We’ve seen plenty of “save the cat” moments with him standing up to bullies, volunteering because he wants to stop evildoers, and brilliantly the Grenade scene, proving Erskine’s point. It’s all so effective and clear in getting the audience to want to root for the guy. You can’t do this with a lot of the “modern” MCU characters because they are written by individuals who believe the audience will already like the characters. Forget the “woke” identity politics stuff, these writers are lazy in believing because they are heroes folks will love them. Not realizing it’s the “virtues” they demonstrate. Cap is justice. Which makes sense.
What their faces say after the grenade didn't go off: Private Hodge: What just happened? Colonel Phillips: Ah crap. Now we're stuck with him. Dr. Erskine: That's my boy. Agent Carter: If we survive this war, I'm keeping you.
She noticed him when he got stuck but kept on going in the Trench obstacle course. So her face at the flag pole said "You had my curiosity. Now you have my attention."
The doctor's words are proven more true in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. A physically fit soldier took the serum but he isn't as good-hearted as Steve (until the end of the series, that is.)
Or she was going to clear it by kicking it further away from the trainee. That was my initial thought. Even with how everyone reacted, they would have still got injured if Roger's didn't jump on it.
This happened while I was in BCT in 1969. The kid who jumped on the grenade could not stand back up. The rest of us had run. He didnt. It had been a test.
In their defense, you normally wouldn't just do what Steve did. What if things break? You will have to take responsibility then. If you are in that scene, I bet that you will never even think about removing that pin.
Just thought of something. After the flag pole scene, imagine what will happen to Steve in the barracks. Scrawny recruits shows up the entire unit. Entire unit, pat on the back or a beat down.
Here we see Steve demonstrating the quality that he believed Tony didn't have at all In Avengers. That he is not the guy to make the sacrifice play... to lay down on the wire while the other guy crawls all over him. But Steve here was a loser with no wife, no children and basically with no life. Tony on the other hand had it all, and yet he made the sacrifice without hesitation. Tony was a better man then all of them together.
Anything with Captain America in has become a favourite of mine. They did is character so well in the MCU, and casting was perfect. He was not a particular favourite of mine in the comics.
Col. Philips: "Gen. Patton has said that wars are fought with weapons, but they are won by men. We are going to win this war, because we have the best...men. And because they are going to get better, much better." Steve to Sam before he left to return the stones: "You're a good man Sam."
a person's willingness to sacrifice themselves for the safety of others - whether soldier, sailor, flyboy, astronaut, police, fire, EMT - i've seen the training grenade scene dozens of times, but I still tear up every single time because it brings to mind all those men and women who have been out there fighting for life, freedom, and the "right thing".
Some people join the military partly because it's mandatory, partly because it's their only choice to continue living. A lot of times, they don't even know what they are actually fighting for. It's like chess, while the government act as the king, the soldiers are like pawns. Of course thais is just my thoughts.
@@samuraijackson241Total agreement here, friend. I spent years trying to figure out Who Am I and What Am I Supposed to Do With My Life? At age 71, I'm hoping I have it right at long last. But, who knows? Tomorrow might bring a better or more suitable answer. Digression: My ex knew from the time she was a little girl that she wanted to do what her mother was doing, which was working in Medical Records. While the ex went through three or four various aspects of being in Medical Records, her entire life from four years in college to the next 50 years have all been in that field in one way or another. I, on the other hand, have a curriculum vitae about an inch thick from all the different career choices I've made. Sad part is, as a young child, I wanted to be career military. But once puberty hit? All bets were off. Did couple of years of ROTC and nearly signed up for Naval Reserve Aviation Corp (NAVROC), and did everything but sign on the dotted line. But, with the world going crazy, who knows - my chance to be in the military might not be gone forever just yet.
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I've always hated the storylines where other beings are deemed 'worthy' and get to handle Thor's hammer (didn't like it in the comics and really hated it in the movies), but if you want to see why Steve Rogers is judged worthy, look no further than this scene.
what would even be the point of giving the serum to someone who was already physically more than capable of performing his duty? how difficult is it to manufacture and administer this serum that they planned to only give it to one guy?
I am sooooooooo tired seeing the mythical girl who has a great right cross. That soldier would have barely felt that hit and would have grabbed her by the meow and then she would know battle strategy,
You’ve got it backwards. Those disasters were caused by inept political hacks in the White House. If they had left the US military alone to do the freak’n job, the outcomes of those conflicts, would’ve been decisively different.
They were NOT defeated by vietnamese. US Army killed much more enemy soldiers than the opposite. US Army left Vietnan because of a political decision, driven by change in the popular support for the war. It is like one be wining a game by large and then one's mother calls him back home.
He was always Captain America, he just didn't always have the means to fight. Something I liked in the What If series was that the version of Steve they showed that never got the Serum still wound up fighting. He got a badass exoskeleton from Stark and still dove face first into danger.
When Captain America throws his mighty shield / you know the em effin' enemy has gotsta yield / When Captain America (neeeowwr) throws his shield You know that the muh effer enemy has gotsta yee eld duh When Captain America Throws His Migh Tee Shee eld!!!
captain america was never the first avenger. no matter from what point of view or in what sense you want to see it. but he truly was the best avenger in the MCU.
Dummy grenade. No explosive or charge in it. It allows soldiers to practice pulling the pin and throwing without blowing themselves up if they drop it. And above - but that most likely doesn’t happen irl.
@@craigcooknf most likely, I just don’t know what it is. And it probably wouldn’t be noticeable enough for them to say in this scene “ohh that’s a dummy grenade, I’m not going to panic”
I love the fact that when the dummy grenade was launched, Peggy was also running towards it, probably to do the same thing as Steve, but Steve was faster (or closer to the grenade) so he was the one to cover it. It shows that both Peggy and Steve had a heart of steel and ready to sacrifice themselves for the right purpose. I didn’t notice this detail before, but now I see it and can respect how much attention the filmmakers paid to this movie.
Good catch. I hadn't noticed that before. It's something I want to believe I would do in the right situation.
That's why I love agent Carter she loved Steve before he changwd she didn't look down at him when he was short and scrawny instead she fell in love with the real Steve
Notice in that scene that Agent Carter was also stepping forward instead of running. Was she about to jump on the grenade too?
@@Michael-cf9cj she wanted someone to jump on her 😂😂
I had no idea she felt that way
I wish Carter and Steve had become a thing.
@@JoshuaXYZ the end game is pretty epic
"You stick a needle in that kid's arm and it'll go right through him. Look at that...he's making me cry!" 😀
what the doctor didn't explain to the commanding officer is that, if the person that takes the serum isn't ACTUALLY NICE... they'd have another red skull on their hands
Since the serum was enhancing every aspect of the body, it would naturally enhance the niceness, creativity and brevity in the said person or the other way around if the person is a bully..
"He's still skinny. " I still lose it every time.
You're still not the only one
@@mattsprayberry0 I find it especially funny, as a soldier who was scrawny my entire career.
Size isn't the issue. Its steven creativity and intelligence that made him Captain America.
Agent carter be like: size doesn't matter
And his bravery..
I think when Steve covered the grenade with his body is when Peggy first became attracted to him because he was different, he was scrawny, weak, puny and tiny but he had a heart of steel
That's why he was picked for the super soldier thingy
She likes guys with balls of steel
"Look at that. He's making me cry." Tommy Lee Jones was just perfect in this.
That flag scene was always genius to me as THE DS never specifically said they had to climb the pole he just said " whoever brings me the flag ". The how was never specified so my hats off to Steve here 👌🏾😎
Yes....but you can bet your ass you don't want to take the ride back even if you pass the test and they still "let you".
The flag scene shows the importance of using your most important muscle - the one between your ears.😉
Indeed! What would have been best was if Rogers got the flag, handed it to the DS and fell back in line ready to continue the run. It would have demonstrated that not only did he have brains but he had the fortitude to continue on.
"So we have this serum that gives a man strength and agility beyond human boundaries, who is the perfect candidate to give it to?"
Most people in the army: "Give it to a guy that is already strong and fast, even though he has zero other qualities and a mean streak, that will work!"
That describes the army more than most people realize
Especially the US army.
@ottokarl5427 if the serum can make the skinny guy be Captain America, how strong could an actual strong soldier become? Rogers was still the better choice of course, because of his other qualities, but it's not like it's non-sense to give the serum to the stronger soldier.
The TV series, “Agent Carter,” was by far the best thing on TV: great acting, music, 1940’s period setting, and, of course, Hayley. Naturally, it was cancelled after two seasons.
I loved the first season. The writing in the second season wasn't as great. Hayley was great, though. I would have loved to watch a third season if the writing was as good as the first one.
I think you mispronounced AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER as the best thing on TV.
It was a good show (at least the first season) but it doesn't hold a candle to ATLA.
@@l.tc.5032 yeah true. ATLA is so very good! The world was never the same after the Fire Nation attacked 😁😁
@@joycechacko8207totally agree with this. The first season was very strong, one of Marvel’s best projects.
@@l.tc.5032 You know the concept of what opinion means, right?
I personally didn't waste my time watching ATLA, it's not my type of series. However, I loved watching Agent Carter.
Hayley Atwell was in my opinion, the prettiest woman in the MCU. I'd choose Agent Carter over even Black Widow.
I'd totally go back in time for her.
I don't know if I'd go that far, young Scarlett Johannsen was about as good as it gets. Hayley is amazing though, no doubts.
@@Elthenar Today I'd agree with you. But, in their primes, Hayley was hotter. IMO.
I agree 100%, Agent Carter/Hayley Atwell over all the other women in the MCU. It would be Wonder Woman/Gal Gadot in DCU, but she is married.
Even? Honest women are worth giving our lives for, no matter the relationship. And the Bible declares that-‘A woman of valor, who can find?’
Ah yes, back when Marvel movies were more than just visual spectacles; when they had characters with heart and soul.
facts brother
They stopped making movies for comic book fans. That's the issue.
@@RowdyBrian17 The movies were never for comic book fans. They were aggressively focus group-tested to ensure they would appeal to the broadest audience possible, with a lot of the comic book norms and tropes cast aside or held up as one-off to joke about or ridicule.
Which is a good thing. American comic books have gotten stale (Japanese Manga has this same problem), and the focus on characters, specifically their struggles, shortcomings, and failures, made for better movies. It also helped move the comic book industry forward, as authors realized that audiences and, by extension, readers could enjoy characters and plot with more depth and nuance.
@@Josh-99 It also helps that this movie reminds us why characterization is so important. Namely what drives someone in being a hero. We know Steve is a good guy. We’ve seen plenty of “save the cat” moments with him standing up to bullies, volunteering because he wants to stop evildoers, and brilliantly the Grenade scene, proving Erskine’s point. It’s all so effective and clear in getting the audience to want to root for the guy.
You can’t do this with a lot of the “modern” MCU characters because they are written by individuals who believe the audience will already like the characters. Forget the “woke” identity politics stuff, these writers are lazy in believing because they are heroes folks will love them. Not realizing it’s the “virtues” they demonstrate. Cap is justice. Which makes sense.
What their faces say after the grenade didn't go off:
Private Hodge: What just happened?
Colonel Phillips: Ah crap. Now we're stuck with him.
Dr. Erskine: That's my boy.
Agent Carter: If we survive this war, I'm keeping you.
I think her face said that after the flag scene too
She noticed him when he got stuck but kept on going in the Trench obstacle course.
So her face at the flag pole said "You had my curiosity. Now you have my attention."
@@Billwarson29so I am glad that in endgame, Steve chooses to stay with Carter. Finally a happy ending, for him.
The doctor's words are proven more true in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. A physically fit soldier took the serum but he isn't as good-hearted as Steve (until the end of the series, that is.)
Carter was going to jump on that grenade also. Rodgers just got there first. I think.
Or she was going to clear it by kicking it further away from the trainee. That was my initial thought. Even with how everyone reacted, they would have still got injured if Roger's didn't jump on it.
Six one way, half a dozen the other. The point I wanted to show was out of a platoon of volunteers, only two ran towards the danger.
Thats why I love captain America. It's his heart and courage which was leads him
He is still skinny is the best line script in the whole movie.
This happened while I was in BCT in 1969. The kid who jumped on the grenade could not stand back up. The rest of us had run. He didnt. It had been a test.
Tommy lee jones' character was so good in this, hopefully we get to meet him again if wego back to this time period in the MCU
I’m scared to think of what would have happened if Hodge had been given the serum.
Just look at john walker
@@muhammadluqman9165at least at the end he realized his mistakes. I think
John Walker was a good man, but flawed. Hodge didn’t really have those qualities, Walker had pre-serum.
She was straight up adorbs in this movie. Loved it!
I remember having the biggest crush on her when I first saw this film.
That hasn't changed in the 12 years since
"no body has gotten that flag in 17 years" sure shows the intellect in the armed forces, lack of there is
Especially if you take it to consideration this was a special force of training area.
In their defense, you normally wouldn't just do what Steve did. What if things break? You will have to take responsibility then. If you are in that scene, I bet that you will never even think about removing that pin.
Just thought of something. After the flag pole scene, imagine what will happen to Steve in the barracks. Scrawny recruits shows up the entire unit. Entire unit, pat on the back or a beat down.
And he still persevered.
Here we see Steve demonstrating the quality that he believed Tony didn't have at all In Avengers. That he is not the guy to make the sacrifice play... to lay down on the wire while the other guy crawls all over him. But Steve here was a loser with no wife, no children and basically with no life. Tony on the other hand had it all, and yet he made the sacrifice without hesitation. Tony was a better man then all of them together.
Being humble - always gets excellent results
Angering a woman such as agent Carter is a fatal mistake
this was my favorite marvel movie
Anything with Captain America in has become a favourite of mine. They did is character so well in the MCU, and casting was perfect. He was not a particular favourite of mine in the comics.
Agent carter be bond peggy bond the new 007 secret agent
Col. Philips: "Gen. Patton has said that wars are fought with weapons, but they are won by men. We are going to win this war, because we have the best...men. And because they are going to get better, much better." Steve to Sam before he left to return the stones: "You're a good man Sam."
I love when people are creative. Especially with the flag pole. I would’ve thought that was technically cheating
The flag and the grenade scenes are the best.. That's why he is Captain America..
a person's willingness to sacrifice themselves for the safety of others - whether soldier, sailor, flyboy, astronaut, police, fire, EMT - i've seen the training grenade scene dozens of times, but I still tear up every single time because it brings to mind all those men and women who have been out there fighting for life, freedom, and the "right thing".
There are very few who believe in that. Majority of them just don't know what to do after HS. I mean in the military.
Some people join the military partly because it's mandatory, partly because it's their only choice to continue living. A lot of times, they don't even know what they are actually fighting for. It's like chess, while the government act as the king, the soldiers are like pawns. Of course thais is just my thoughts.
Thank you for your thoughtful words.
@@samuraijackson241Total agreement here, friend. I spent years trying to figure out Who Am I and What Am I Supposed to Do With My Life? At age 71, I'm hoping I have it right at long last. But, who knows? Tomorrow might bring a better or more suitable answer.
Digression: My ex knew from the time she was a little girl that she wanted to do what her mother was doing, which was working in Medical Records. While the ex went through three or four various aspects of being in Medical Records, her entire life from four years in college to the next 50 years have all been in that field in one way or another. I, on the other hand, have a curriculum vitae about an inch thick from all the different career choices I've made. Sad part is, as a young child, I wanted to be career military. But once puberty hit? All bets were off. Did couple of years of ROTC and nearly signed up for Naval Reserve Aviation Corp (NAVROC), and did everything but sign on the dotted line. But, with the world going crazy, who knows - my chance to be in the military might not be gone forever just yet.
He has a beautiful backstory.
Those days when marvel was marvelous.
Hayley Atwell 🥰
Absolutely stunning ... and the accent. She's a 10.
@@Michael-cf9cj keeping it PG it's definitely her accent that sold me ❤️
@@skynetprime82 Whatever the rating, she's got it all.
@@Michael-cf9cj that she does 🥰
I’d hold her queef like a bong hit.
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When did Peggy fall in love with Steve? IMHO, it was by the grenade scene.
04:18 Bruce Willis, is that u?
Agent Carter is Smoking Hot.
I've always hated the storylines where other beings are deemed 'worthy' and get to handle Thor's hammer (didn't like it in the comics and really hated it in the movies), but if you want to see why Steve Rogers is judged worthy, look no further than this scene.
Met agent carter at comic con . She was worthy to hold my Thor hammer😊❤
Cringe pervert comment
Peggy The Lovable Carter....❤
Agent K is doing great before becoming an agent of MIB
Damn I learned something new today , it doesn’t matter what you do and how you do it , there’s always someone against you regardless, 😮
what would even be the point of giving the serum to someone who was already physically more than capable of performing his duty? how difficult is it to manufacture and administer this serum that they planned to only give it to one guy?
I love this scene......is this is a test?
Is this a test...?
He's still skinny😂
Apparently the general ended up loving steve...😂
mama Lucia, Agent Carter is a total babe
The only bad part about this movie, was that we never got Tommy Lee Jones in the MCU again. We got one taste, and then he was taken away from us.
I am sooooooooo tired seeing the mythical girl who has a great right cross. That soldier would have barely felt that hit and would have grabbed her by the meow and then she would know battle strategy,
Does this shit happens, really, being rude (acting tough)to female officer/s in front of everybody ?
Yes absolutely, military men are usually sexist and misogynistic. (And are statistically more than likely going to cheat on their partners)
❤👍
yea sure but does he like the smell of his own ball sweat?
what's the point of jumping onto a grenade?
To save lives.
In an open area with everyone already running away? No point. Just to make a good scene for the movie.
@@rc1982shrapnel
약쟁이
marine was defeat by korean , vietnamen , afgan , what of soldat are you yankee????
Collectivized identity much?
You’ve got it backwards. Those disasters were caused by inept political hacks in the White House. If they had left the US military alone to do the freak’n job, the outcomes of those conflicts, would’ve been decisively different.
They were NOT defeated by vietnamese. US Army killed much more enemy soldiers than the opposite. US Army left Vietnan because of a political decision, driven by change in the popular support for the war. It is like one be wining a game by large and then one's mother calls him back home.
Guy in the beginning is unironically right, women shouldn't be in charge.
The picture on her desk in Endgame is skinny, pre-supersoldier serum Steve.
Yes, she loved him, his character and selflessness.
@@chuckjones5379 then REALLY loved those sweaty abs 🤣
@@Wheee135 almost couldnt help herself
Tommy Lee can pull off anything put to him.
That’s a man that would put a plane in the ocean to save lives. Steve was Captain America from day one.
He was always Captain America, he just didn't always have the means to fight. Something I liked in the What If series was that the version of Steve they showed that never got the Serum still wound up fighting. He got a badass exoskeleton from Stark and still dove face first into danger.
2:50 oh GOD He doesn't even ask if this little trick counts .......!!!!
That's why I love Marvel movies....
I love Tommy Lee Jones in this movie. He had great scenes. Best: grenade and “I’m not kissing you”.
0:55 It always cracks me up when he was about to say “the best man” and paused a bit when he saw Rogers. 😂
honestly imo, a very satisfying punch and good writing then than now.
Also agent Carter went forward towards the grenade
0:09 Steve’s already a goner.
That’s not Captain America, the real name must be Captain United States.
This movie is underrated.
When Captain America
throws his mighty shield / you know the em effin' enemy
has gotsta yield /
When Captain America (neeeowwr)
throws his shield
You know that the
muh effer enemy has
gotsta yee eld duh
When Captain America
Throws His Migh Tee
Shee eld!!!
Unless you're a plane or a bomb or some ice or a brainwashed buddy or a spiderman...
Then you don't necessarily have too yieeeeld!
Steve: let me try but smarter
Release the bolt pole falls
Steve: got it
He still skinny gets me every time
Lol when he got nothing else to say but that he's still skinny lol
I think deep down, Steve wanted to die.
I can feel that, bro.
"He's still skinny." 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Steve Roger IS CAPTAIN AMERICA
That men's that in 70 years all the soldiers where Moran's and the first smart skinny men wins the war
captain america was never the first avenger. no matter from what point of view or in what sense you want to see it. but he truly was the best avenger in the MCU.
A lot of lady officers have tried this. Lets just say the result was not what they were expecting.🤭
How the hell did Disney make THIS film and then make the absolute crap they make today?
How is that even possible??
The best marvel character ever❤❤❤❤❤
that colonel.... man, such class. nailed it
Who would have known that marvel downgraded so badly
What in the Men in Black!?
Áudio extremamente baixo, péssimo!!
Doesn’t matter how you get the answer, as long as you get it
Excellent 🤗🥰
😮😊❤❤🎉
He pulled the pin and flipped the handle. Why didn't it go off?
Dummy grenade. No explosive or charge in it.
It allows soldiers to practice pulling the pin and throwing without blowing themselves up if they drop it. And above - but that most likely doesn’t happen irl.
@@DeathByLego So, IRL there is some identifying mark on it ...
@@craigcooknf most likely, I just don’t know what it is.
And it probably wouldn’t be noticeable enough for them to say in this scene “ohh that’s a dummy grenade, I’m not going to panic”
@@craigcooknf IRL dummy grenades are blue, real grenades are od green.