Captain American is the dumbest man alive | So Bad It's Good
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In 1990, one half of Cannon Films (Menahem Golan) made an adaptation of Captain America. And it's dumber than we could have possibly imagined. From the terrible suit, to the nonexistent logic, this movie is shockingly incompetent. Which is why we love it.
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"What is super about captain America?"
" He's SUPER dumb"
My sides erin 😂
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Luckily Red Skull is an idiot too.
Captain Idiocracy lol
Cutting your on hand off instead of Captain America's. That's like a naked gun joke.
Inspired storytelling.
I'm bleeding, making me the victor.
WHYYY DID HE DO THAT LOL
@@chuckn4851 maybe it's like the Hannibal movie and Red Skull did it cause he's secretly in love with Cap 😂
Own
Captain America: Winter Soldier takes a potshot on this movie when Cap and Black Widow steal a car. Natasha says "So, the great Captain America is now stealing cars, huh?"
Ohh, nice!
"I see what you did there movie."
I think the comment was "Where did Captain America learn to steal a car?" But same thing pretty much
But did the new Captain America steal it as slickly as the original? You’ve got to admit, that barf and run fake out was pretty smooth!
@@Hackspear214 The "barf and run" is his best move!
Couple things about this movie from someone who has seen it waaaay too many times.
1. Red Skull was trying to cut Captain America’s arm but Cap pulls Red Skull towards him which caused him to miss.
2. The ears on the costume were fake, because Matt Salinger’s actual ears kept being chaffed by the holes in the costume.
3. They ran out of money while shooting it because Menahem Golan’s company was going bankrupt. Albert Pyunn once told a story about how they didn’t have any film in the camera and he had to fake shooting for the day so the movie wouldn’t shut down.
4. It was supposed to come out in theaters but the company that was releasing it was not happy with the quality of it so they dumped it to video two years later.There were teaser posters of Cap’s shield that made it to theaters though which are pretty hard to find today.
This context just shows the absolute chaos behind the apparent insanity, I love it. Appreciate your sacrifice to bring us this information!
With number 4, I don't blame them.
If the film is that bad, it'll lose money sending it to cinemas, so they'd lose even more, VHS sales are pretty much the only way to claw back some of the costs.
So it didn't come out in cinemas in the US? Because I remember watching this in cinemas in Malaysia when I was a kid 🤔 It was many years after that I saw it again on TV. Hmmmm.... gonna have to check with Google on this, maybe my memory is bad, I am old lol
Captain America pretending to be car sick just to run into the truck was always my favourite move 😂
That's his move. Dude did it twice.
@@JasonBrant I wish they added that in The Avengers 😂
That was hilarious, this movie is almost like a parody of Cpt. American.
Youve never pulled the ole puke and dip?
He even pulled a side-eye at the audience while doing the gag the second time with the chick, lol
I love how Captain America doesn’t win a single fight this movie. He just gets shot and messed up the whole time 😂
The most relatable superhero lol
According to IMDB, Ronny Cox (whom until right now I believed to be dead) said in an interview this movie had the best script he'd seen... but they fucked up royally.
I also thought he had passed away lol.
After watching this, it's hard to believe the script was good, haha. This was shockingly bad.
I thought he died a couple years go too.
@@JasonBrant I've heard that they originally had a much bigger budget, but it was cut massively. They had Dolph Lundgren & Val Kilmer in consideration. Also that Marvel vetoed some ideas: Captain America wearing a darker suit & using two actors with a more buff actor to play Captain America as apposed to Steve Rogers
Jason; instantly knows pretty much every b-movie actors by name, but Ronny Cox...A guy who is in 2 Beverly Hills cop movies, Robocop, Total Recall, eludes him when the intro credits roll. And that's why I love this show. 😂
Captain America's shield was strapped to his back under his clothes in the early comic books. I think that is why his shield magically appears when you do not see him holding the shield. His baggy loose shoulders are concealing the shield, still just as funny as the fake ears.
Ahh, that might explain it.
@@JasonBrant Nope, I still call BS on the whole thing 😂
Captain America committing car theft twice is iconic 😂
An idea so good they had to use it twice.
That actually had me laughing, he's getting around by just carjacking random people. Lol..
I don't know why "So that's why our daughter's middle name is Captain?" is the funniest thing I've ever heard.
I'm an idiot 🍻
I understand the patriotic gesture.... but.... thank goodness I'm 2 beers deep already. 'Merica 🤘😲
Albert Pyun made some special movies, didn't he?
Fck yeah!
🎶COMING TO SAVE THA MUFUCKIN DAY-YAY!!!🎶
@@JasonBrantRIP to a real one! Despite how much schlock he produced you cant help but respect it!🫡
33:25 you can see the fake ear attached to his mask when he’s not wearing it 😂
Omg wow that's Mustafa Nadarević at 1:38!! He's one of the all time greats here in Balkans actors! He passed away in 2020 and seriously he's unbelivable actor. One of his most famous roles was of Izet Fazlinović in Lud Zbunjen Normalan (translated Deranged, Confused and Normal) a famous bosnian TV series he was crazy good in that one! May he rest in peace I never knew he was in this wow.
I just figured it out. During his time on the rocket he was starved for oxygen.
In every scene after that Captain America is brain damaged.
The best part of this movie is we get both the mom (Cap's mom) and dad from "A Christmas Story" in this turdfest. 😂😂
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That's the best part? 🤔 Oookay.
Ronny Cox said that the original script for this movie was one of the greatest he'd ever read. He has no idea how the movie butchered it so bad.
Hard to believe after watching the movie.
I was wondering what Ronny was doing in it.
Apparently the script was rewritten three times by different writers and then rewritten constantly during production due to the budget being slashed and they had to move filming from Italy to former Yugoslavia.
Two words: Rubber ears. Three more words: JD Salinger’s kid. This movie is amazingly bad. Got to love the Italian Red Skull.
I hate Catcher In The Rye
Had no idea that was JD Salinger's kid.
@@JasonBrantMaybe JD Salinger became a recluse because of fatherly shame after seeing this movie.
Italian Red Skull played by one of my favorite character actors, Scott Paulin. He played the drama teacher in Teen Wolf and Christian Slater's dad in Pump Up The Volume, along with several scenery-chewing villains in Albert Pyun movies.
@jculver1674 sorry I forgot if they said it at the beginning, but this is a Pyun flick.
Fun fact: the short red head soldier in the beginning and at the hospital, is the adult Bill Mumy who played Will Robinson in the original Lost in Space series.
And yes, the ears are fake and part of the suit.
Also, the general seen with Ronny Cox, is Darren Mcgavin who played Karl Kolchack in the Night Stalker series and the lamp fixated dad in A Christmas Story.
A lot of known actors in this.
This movie feels more like the origins of Soldier Boy than Captain America
90s Captain America doing justice to his country by stealing other people's cars. Happy fourth of July!
That's his best move.
How does this compare to the 1979 Captain America? We have a copy of that, so I'm curious if it's worth watching after this.
I mean it's got Reb Brown in it.
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REB BROWN
Captain America on a motorcycle…
We know you’re going to watch it anyway…
Menahem Golan produced this movie for the 21st Century Film Corporation (now defunct), so it's not a Cannon movie. Ronny Cox was in Beverly Hills Cop.
and StarGate SG1... Senator Kinsey. honestly my favorite of his roles.
Ohh, I forgot he was in Beverly Hills Cop!
@@JasonBrant And in the Original RoboCop AND he was ALSO in Deliverance!
@@JasonBrant And Total Recall
Ronny Cox was also Jellico in a couple of episodes of Star Trek - The Next Generation
The "mom" is Ralphie's mom in "A Christmas Story".
That's not Melinda Dillon?
@@MrBoyYankee , yes, she was also in the beginning credits. 4:36.
@@heiner71 your right that was her.
Speaking of which, I just seen her twilight zone 85" episode that Wes Craven directed.
@@MrBoyYankee , I liked her. Sad that she passed away.
She was also in Close Encounters.
Stages of Erin laughter:
1) Single "HAH!"
2) Giggle
3) Witchy cackle
4) Breathless weeze
5) Tea kettle
Ronny Cox is seriously one of my all-time favorite actors. He was always great as either a hero or a villain (especially in Robocop and Total Recall). This also wasn't the only time he played the President. And Ronny Cox and Ned Beatty were both in Deliverance haha.
Completely forgot he was in Deliverance.
To me Darren Mcgavin, will always be Karl Kolchack in the Night Stalker. He's been in a lot of stuff. He was also in an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie called Raw Deal. It's pretty good.
@@groothewanderer3710 I was surprised they didn’t recognize him as well. I love Darren McGavin.
@@groothewanderer3710Man, you know you are great, right? I love the Night Stalker, it's like the daddy of x-files and I'm glad that some people mention it nowadays.
This classic mustn't be forgotten.
One comment I haven't seen besides Matt Salinger being JD Salinger's son. He was in the original "Revenge of the Nerds" as Burke, the guy who hung out with Ogre and Gable. He was also the one who yelled out "Let's get those nerds!" after the Coach's locker room tirade.
Erin needs to sit the other way more often. 😁😁
Why didn't President (Ronny Cox) care about Captain America missing? Well, dive into his Dick Jones character in Robocop.
"Who cares if he didn't work?"
Worth noting that Albert Pyun died 2 years ago of MS and dementia, according to his IMdB bio. Crappy movie, crappy way to go.
Shitty way to go. He's becoming a legend around here.
Captain America, Matt Salinger, is acclaimed author, J.D. Salinger's son. If Matt wants to undue all that is bad with this film, he can finally release his father's unpublished works!
I can see the cover "Captain America: Passive aggressive Carjacker FIRST EXCITING ISSUE!"
Jason - "Where do I remember Ronnie Cox from?"
He watched Ned Beatty getting his ass blasted in Deliverence.
No, that was Jon Voight. Ronny and Burt Reynolds came later and the latter killed the mountain man with an arrow.
Also: Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2, Robocop, Total Recall... the man's been in a lot of great movies
Captain Jellico in the memorable Star Trek TNG 2 episode chain of command
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Senator Kinsey on Stargate: SG1, definitely a villain.
This was produced by Menahem Golan who ran the Cannon Group but left it to make his own company 21st Century Film Corporation which made Captain America (1990) BTW Happy 4th of July from the UK
That explains the coke-fueled nonsense that is this movie.
I think at one point Canon had rights to some comic books. They were planning A Spider-man movie with Michael Dudikoff rumored to be Peter Parker.
@@timpatrick564That would've been the best movie.......EVER
@@timpatrick564 Right you are. Cannon was to make a live action Spider-Man movie that was set to release for Christmas 1986. Cannon got as far as filming a teaser trailer before their lease on the rights expired and Marvel Comics took the rights back. Michael Dudikoff was one of the actors considered for Peter Parker in this proposed movie.
Cannon would however co-release Superman IV: The Quest For Peace (1987) with Warner Brothers after the Salkind's sold them the rights to Superman following a meeting at the 38th Cannes Film Festival.
Wasn't this movie produced to keep the rights. like the craptastic 90s Fantastic Four movie?
Now you *_have_* to do the 1978 Captain America movies with SLAB BULKHEAD! BRIDGE LARGEMEAT! GRISTLE MCTHORNBODY! BIG MCLARGEHUGE! BUTCH DEADLIFT! SLATE FISTCRUNCH!! BOB JOHNSON!! OH WAIT!
Put our faith in BLAST HARDCHEESE!!!
And for non MST3K fans, he is talking about Reb Browns versions with an ever more plastic shield than in this version (it is transparent and very wobly). And also you should so do Space Mutiny with both Reb Brown AND Cameron Mitchell, it is amazingly bad, but in a very good way.
Big McLargeHuge almost killed me when I first saw that - I nearly hydro-locked with my beverage. Just one of many reasons Space Mutiny is tied for 1st on my MST3K leaderboard (tied with Overdrawn At The Memory Bank, naturally. They're conveniently both in the same volume of MST3K DVDs, too).
Erin: I better not sit this way or someone will comment something gross. Jason: dog dork talk. Also Erin: red rocket... hahahaha
3:50 Melinda Dillon always looked young. She was ~51 when this came out and Matt Salinger was 30.
5:52 For a movie set in the 1940s, that looks suspiciously like a Beretta 92 in the Nazi agent's hand.
12:17 - "I dunno if I like Ronny Cox not being a villain..."
Eh... he does make a good villain, but that didn't stop me from enjoying him in Beverly Hills Cop.
Beverly Hills Cop had some great casting and chemistry!
That is not America's ass.
America's ears.
@@JasonBrant And they're burnin' rubber
No, but it's definitely ass.
Wow, a V-1 flying bomb launched from Italy, crosses the Atlantic, skims over Washington DC and lands in Alaska?
That's the most efficient pulse-jet in history! :O
That tech was worth ten super-soldiers back in WW2!
Italian Red Skull is packin' serious heat...
11am in Alaska, dabs ready to go, LET'S DO THIS!!!!
I have this bootleg, I love it!!! I got my So Bad It's Good ring yesterday, I'm wearing it now!!!
ON WIT DA FUN
Excellent!
There's an SBIG ring? Where can I find one?
@ShawnCaudill members only, if you didn't get a Notification, (shrugs).
@@megatronjenkins2473 thanks for replying. I'm subscribed and get video notifications but can't afford to join right now but I'm the future I'll do that. A ring would be awesome!
No coffee? Shame.
The hump on his back is supposed to be him carrying his shield and wearing his suit under his clothing. I should add... this is AFTER Batman 89. They saw Batman and though "Yeah, we could do something like that".
A few trivia facts:
- this was made by one half of the infamous Cannon team, Yoram Globus had split and formed his own company.
- the original mask for Cap had holes for his ears but caused uncomfortable chafing for the actor that fake plastic ones were used.
- the actress playing Sharon (Kim Gillingham) did double duty with old make up appliances and also played Cap's older girlfriend in the present day.
- the Red Skull who is German in the comics was made Italian for whatever reason and the actor Scott Paulin does double duty playing the doctor in care of the wounded Captain America.
- the costume for Cap was made by the same costume shop that did the Tim Burton Batman suits.
- director Albert Pyun had actually wanted two actors for Cap, Matt Salinger was to play pre-serum Steve Rodgers and Football player Howie Long was to play Captain America and was even asked to do so but Marvel told them to use one single actor for both roles.
Did I see Billy Mummy, "Danger, Will Robinson!"?
Yes. Well, Bill "Mumy." ;-)
Michael Nouri who played Lt. Colonel Louis at the beginning played the cop who pairs up with an alien FBI agent played by Kyle MacLachlan in "The Hidden".
‘She is playing with her cat’
-‘Her cat ?’
…
‘Yeah’
😂
This was directed by Albert Pyun. The same guy who did Dollman. A great schlock film. And Cyborg, with Jean Claude van Damme playing a dude named Gibson
.. that's a shame
Didn't I say that at the beginning?
Oh, Dollman, it's a hilarious one. Tim Thomerson as a small badass cop teaching bad guys that height is not so important in the art of whooping asses))
@@JasonBrantI posted before I watched.
Dollman is one of my favorite Pyun film and Cyborg
Captain America did not release in US theaters, but I clearly remember seeing a teaser trailer in a theater. It showed the shield and the title and not much else.
Why no release?
Now that is what I call a true Captain America. He's indeed the catcher in the rye.
And Italian Red Skull is an awesome bonus 😂
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Greatest Captain America ever! He has fake ears, he runs a Chinese fire drill to steal cars, and he can steer rockets with his feet!
thank you for blessing us with a new video yall! im finally healing from having all of my teeth removed last week so now i can actually enjoy it🤣
jason... im here! i just got home! the party can start now!
Finally!
@@JasonBrant thanks bro!!
I still have this VHS from back in the day lol. “this is that piece of shit you talk about all time” I had to rewatch it and laugh my ass off
I remember that being filmed in Croatia at the beginning of the war. We were killing each other and some strange Canadian guy was running around the city wearing a ridiculous costume. His costume wasn't even the strangest I saw that year.
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Marvels What if...? What is Captain America has glued on fake rubber ears and nothing between them!
talian Red Skull alone makes the movie almost so bad its good
He cuts his own hand off 🤣
@@joshuascott3428 Now you can watch Orange Skull take on Tug Benson in real life.
Chris Evans is Canadian? Got mixed up on that one! Evans is a born & bred Southie Boston boy. Lol
Cap boinking the granddaughter of his love interest from WW2 is comics accurate. He took up with Sharon Carter, Agent of SHIELD, and creepily enough, granddaughter of Peggy Carter....the end of End Game coulda been way different lol
Robocop quotes at selected intervals make this movie an even better watch.
Great as always! Two observations: Canada "is" part of America 😉 and the young officer in the beginning lab scene is Will Robinson from the original Lost In Space.
I like to think that Captain America just runs around in the woods like sasquatch now
Number one Captain America 1990 is awesome!!!!!!
Number two I didn’t know sitting Indian style caused commenters to be gross….new kink unlocked…I guess. 🙃
She gets more comment on her feet than anything.
@@JasonBrant Tarantino followers invaded this channel)
Germans Italians were allies but the Italians tried to surrender and switch sides and the Germans occupied the country.
Wouldn't be unusual for them to take out Italian civilians
I think i see this movie backs in the 90s! Feels like a fever dream!
I have wanted you guys to see Carjacker Captain America for ages - lol - glad to see it on the channel finally
Loving the channel guys !! All the best from Ireland
Thanks so much!
Don't forget, Ronny Cox was also not a villain as Lt. Bogomil in 'Beverly Hills Cop' :D
Gavin the dad from Christmas story is the general. This is badass. 😅
Carjacker Cap! Those scenes are my favorite part of the whole movie. Glad you guys enjoyed this one, its one of my first loves in the so bad its good genre.
Captain America 1990 is amazing in how there isn’t a single shot of the actor in costume where he doesn’t look like a moron or like he’s lost. This movie went “super Saiyan” with its failures.
The costume mask made the actor the white version of the Japanese "Impossibru" meme guy.
Captain Americas Mom looks like Ralphies Mom from A Christmas Story.
Ahoy, Captain Carjack where he can't hear, he can't move, and can't see outta a terrible costume that no doubt stunk to high heaven. Truly this variant can lift Thor's Hammer.
This is like in the books where Cap had replacements after he was frozen and this guy failed upwards to be Cap lmao
Skull's reintroduction scene is flat out trying to be Batman 89 where the Joker has his bleached skin disguise and later kills the gangsters.
RIP Albert Pyun
As a long suffering comic book fan I must contest the idea that THIS film is in anyway a representation of what the character of Captain America is like in the books. The MCU Captain America films succeeded to capture audiences IN SPITE of garbage like this and the terrible 1970s TV movies. As someone that remembers going out of my way to find a vhs copy of this as an 11yr old I always try to remind people that in 2024 they are living in a virtual utopia when it comes to the current state of comic book movies! The 90s was such an awful time for Marvel across the board that just having a film or show about a comic book character exist was an event unto itself! We forgave SO MUCH TRASH! Shit like this is always a sobering reminder that things could always be so much worse when it comes to comic book movies and adaptations of things people love.
Captain America: Winter Soldier is one of if not the best current comic book movie.
@@brianp-c1609 An all time masterpiece!
My favorite Ronny Cox role: Captain Edward Jellico of the Federation starship U.S.S. Cairo. He takes command of the Enterprise-D when Capt. Picard goes on a secret mission and gets captured by the Cardassians.
Hm, I wonder how many lights there were again...
I dunno how I missed this movie coming out, but I’m convinced that it would’ve been an improvement to cast that guy from Pressure Point as the Cpt.
I really hate to say it Jason but the best part of this episode was Erin's coke habit. LoL. I remember watching this when it came out in 1990 when I was 17. Yes his ears are fake. And either his father or grandfather is the author of Catcher in the Rye. And the Chandler Bing comment had me rolling, by the way. So good job Erin! But I also love the gradual but inevitable amount of disappointment that was progressing through each minute of this movie with you and Brian. It was epic. Another great episode! Stay gold!
Captain America literally socked Hitler in the face on the cover of his first comic. In his first movie, he runs from any danger at any chance he gets. Wow, just wow.
Technically he had a film serial in 1944 which was an even worse cinematic outing: there Captain America was a costumed non-powered superhero with a revolver and a district attorney by day.
@@PictureProductStudio He sounds more competent than this one lol
@@PictureProductStudiothat honestly sounds better than this
Michael Dudikoff, Dolph Lundgren, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Val Kilmer, and Howie Long were all picks to play Captain America.
Lol!!! Arnold and Lundgren even being considered is comical, and I’m a huge Lundgren fan. Dudikoff actually would have been a better pick as far as action, but Long would have been the better pick as far as overall appearance.
@@JCole78
Arnold Schwarzkopf would have been a good Redskull with thick heinz accent 😅
The actor playing Captain America in this film is the son of J. D. Salinger, author of Catcher in the Rye.
America! F Yeah!
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Used to see the poster, just his shield. At the Norwalk Square dollar cinema, copying the 89 Batman poster, never arrived.
31:52: I was really hoping the piano was gonna be covered in seagull shit 😅😅
West Germany Alaskan Field Station? Wow. Red Skull did have a daughter who called herself Sin, as I recall; Cap's fought her and her gang a number of times over the decades. Oh, and now you guys need to watch the 1970s Cap films if you haven't already.
Apparently, according to trivia, at one point Michael Dudikoff and Steve James were signed on to an earlier script set to play Captain America and Falcon for Cannon. Tell me that wouldn't have been awesome.
The difference between a duster and a trench coat is that a duster has a slit from about halfway up from the bottom. This would allow those flaps to go over the sides of the horse rather than across its back and potentially get crapped on like a standard trench coat would. They even have straps at the bottoms of the flaps to wrap them around your lower legs. Think of those flaps like mudflaps on a car, except made for olden times on horseback.
What is it with Captain America movies where they never shoot at his legs when Cap is covering his torso with the shield?
I remember watching this on the sci fi channel on summer break back when they'd play any old dreck during the daytime.
Captain America is played by J.D. Salinger's son (Matt), even kids in Sweden had to read Catcher in the Rye in high school :)
Italian Red Skull vs. GTA Captain America, with bonus plastic ears and shoulder pads! Almost as good as watching your drunk neighbors blow their fingers off 😁
Yeah, the car stealing thing is kind of the most “famous” moment in this movie
Like the Roger Corman Fantastic Four, this movie is the most comic accurate of all the versions that have been done. Shocking.
It's a shame you only know some of the actors from pop culture films. Ronny Cox not only had an illustrious acting career, but a music one also. He was also in Deliverance and played the guitar in the "Dueling Banjos" scene.
I remember seeing a poster for this way back at a comic convention in the 90's. As a kid I was looking forward to seeing this but didn't until years later since it never got a legit theatrical release. Finally saw it on TV years back and wow, it was just wack as hell. It made me appreciate the Dolph Lundgren Punisher and even further back the 70's Spider Man TV series. Jesus this was bad.
Captain America was also Gable in Revenge Of The Nerds.
Matt Salinger is the son of J.D. Salinger who wrote Catcher in the Rye. And yes the ears on the cowl were fake.
I've never seen it confirmed, but this might have used parts of the plot of Pyun's unmade "Masters of the Universe" sequel. His sequel script involved Skeletor being teleported to our world and starting an evil corporation involved in advanced military weapons. He-Man would then come to our world and wear normal clothes (and apparently becoming a Football star...) to blend in. And presumably Skeletor would have to hide his skull face to blend in like Red Skull does here.
When Cannon's licenses for MOTU2 and Spider-Man were cancelled, Pyun quickly created Cyborg using sets, props, and costumes that had been created for those films so the money wouldn't go to waste. Pyun wanted Chuck Norris to star but Cannon forced him to use JCVD. The main villain of Cyborg wore a costume that was supposed to be for Skeletor and which incorporated parts of the costume (the chainmail) of the character Blade from the first MOTU film.
This is why I read the comments on this channel for history like this, thanks for sharing, I think it's interesting how "bad" films like these make the best of what they've got and reuse assets. Sorta sad we never got such a goofball He-Man sequel though, that would have been painfully 80s!
I will say one thing... this movie beats the pants off anything the MCU has made since Endgame.
Keep up the hard work I love your videos BUT where is Double Impact we voted over a month ago need the whole gang to watch that 1 classic van damme
🎹 cuz Red Skull is classy. High falutin' fancy pants.
So he grew up to be the president of the United States, and he sent Ned Beatty out there by himself? He couldn’t have told one or two Secret Service agents to watch his back?
CIA? FBI? Marines? any of the other 17 branches of military?
@@chrisbuttonshaw2088 I know!
I remember the movie poster for Captain America at the local theater. I believe a black background and the shield. No words. I was excited. It was never released. Later on, the rumors of why it was never released came to be. And now…we know why!