Captain America:The first Avenger (2011)Dr Abraham Eriskine tells Steve Rogers about Red Skull.
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"So many people forget that the first country the Nazis invaded was their own" is such a good line
The problem that happened to their is that nazis wanted to kill people especially Jewish for Hitler ideology I mean Nazis were working on genetics and beauty
Yeah, only problem is it skates over the fact they were extremely popular in Germany
@RobertsonIsland I think he means that although the Nazis were popular, they also doomed Germany which turned out to be true as by 1945, Germany was in ruins and the Soviets took over
@@RobertsonIsland They werent popular until the economic crash finally made people shift not because they loved the nazi party but because a lot of people were desperate and this lead to the nazi being viewed as someone different. Despite all of thet Hidenburgh still was elected and only through secret threats and pressure from the public did he finally give people power so he is not wrong when he said they took power by oppertunity and with force.
@@RobertsonIslandonly because you would be sent to a camp if you opposed them. There's no way of knowing how popular they actually were.
“The serum never corrupted Steve” “yes, but has there ever been another Steve Rogers?”
@Damian Howardwrong.
“has there” basic English will tell you that he phrased it as a question
@Damian Howard it was a rhetorical question.... I mean really.... it’s simple
@Damian Howard grammar nazi alert. jesus get a life loser
@Damian Howard you're sad
@Damian Howard It doesn't matter either way.
Even now in that moment he could have picked up Mjolnir.
Yes! Indeed. Dr Erskine would be so proud of him from the beginning to the end.
Just imagine skinny Steve swinging Mjolnir in your head.
Hell no! He lied about his personal info. Lol
@@beatles I'd like to believe Mjolnir is able to tell that he did that with the purest intentions and not for his personal benefit. He wanted to fight for his country. The hammer might give him a pass.
Worthiness comes and goes depending on the situation. Remember Thor WAS worthy, then he wasn't then he was again. I think Cap before he found out about what Bucky did to Tony's parents and didn't tell him, he lost his worthiness. And it was when Cap left that message and told Tony that not only did he lie but WHY he did it, he regained his "worthiness."
Stanley Tucci as Erskine is one of the most underrated casting choices in the MCU. He plays the role so well. If Yinsen shaped how Tony would be after the cave, then Erskine gave Steve the push to become the best Captain America he can be.
Totally agree, both are two of my favorite characters in the MCU. Both only on screen for a very short time, but deliver such great performances.
Him and Yinsen shared a bottle of that drink from augsburg as they watched their proteges live up to their expectation
100% agree on this. This scene has been my favorite scene in the MCU just because how well it is potrayed and the humanity you can see in it.
Exactly. Got deja vu from seeing Erskine
Plus he was unrecognizable as Erskine! He always played an important role in Steve’s life telling him “not to be a great soldier but a good man”
And the reason that Captain America wields a shield, rather than a sword is his outlook to protect, rather than punish. Something evident from the moment of his recruitment exam; "You want to go abroad and kill Nazi's?" "I don't want to kill anyone - I don't like bullies"
Great observation
stares at TFatWS episode 4
And then he uses that shield to beat the everloving bejeezus out of a bunch of nazis
the shield is a symbol of himself, it was concealed and disregarded because it was just a prototype but it's purpose is to protect, cap is the shield, he's willing to use even his own body to protect others, and he will never break(and even in the rare case he does he'll get fixed right back up), and so the shield completely symbolizes him
I don’t care where they’re from.
"Whatever happens, stay who you are.
Not just a soldier, but a good man."
"Not the perfect soldier"
This scene explains why Steve is worthy and able to lift Mjolnir in Endgame.
Not just this scene alone...
Agreed
Cause he's a good man
it's actually revealed by the russo cap could have wield it by the party by choose to stop out of respect for Thor whose face changed upon seeing it moved
@@s4xtt Yep that is correct.
This is one of the reasons why I think Cap and Spider-man have such a good amount in common. They were both weaklings before they got their powers and after they got them decided to use them to look out for the little guy.
And they're both from NYC.
Funny thing is, Peter wasn't pure himself. It took a tragedy for Peter to respect the importance of his power. Thankfully, he was at least good enough to learn the lesson that was baked into said tragedy.
This. Steve should have been the one to take in Peter, not Tony. Even in the comics Peter was closer to Cap than Iron Man.
@@JordanMgordan yeah, Peter's far from perfect, but no one is. Even Steve has admitted he has his own faults, but they still give their all to keep the world safe. And yeah in the comics the one above all said that Peter was a good man at heart despite his flaws because most people who felt the same tragedies he has gone through usually end up becoming worse as people instead of better unlike Peter who persevered and made the world a better place because of his tragedy.
@@JordanMgordan The whole appeal of Spider-man is he is relatable flaws and all. Who among us was a saint as a teenager?
"Good becomes Great, Bad becomes Worse" I love that line
Power corrupts those that have it and desire it above all else. But power bestowed upon those that don’t want it, that have never sought it out to begin with, know its true worth and what to do with it.
@@Aggression-hc3yp Or people who sought power for the right reason, not to enrich themselves but to make everyones life better. Something very few politicians, bilionaries and trillonaires have ever done.. It corrupts people who are already falling to temptations, just look at all the actors and sports stars.. many of them have lost themselves to fame and richess very few try to be better people.
So yes power can corrupt but only if you let it, its a choice a deeply peronal choice that they make to not share power and richess with others. its an elitist thinking that they think they are better than other people and therefore deserve more wealth, influence and succes in life even though they base it only on supremacism.
Dr Erskine words describe how Thor used to behave
Do you mean on Thor in his first movie? Well yeah but he changed when he met Jane and later Avengers and definitely he changed after destruction of his homeland
Eeyup.
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@@snezanamanojlovic8741 Yk you can say “home” right
@@zoxyy.1x does it matter?
Watching Falcon and Winter Soldier really makes me go back to watching this and realize how rare and genuine a person Steve Rogers was and had to be to stay true to his ideals in the confusing modern day world
I believe his weakest moment was when peggy died but becomes rejuvenated by the compromise when you can, but where you can't stand firm like a tree speech. The mcu steve rogers just such an ideal person all around.
"good becomes great, bad becomes worse".
Seems John Walker should have remembered that
i miss erskine 😭
At least he did take that into consideration... until Battlestar encouraged him... and became the reason why Walker went Berserk and forgot everything about it.
@@aisha02a he would’ve have known that. Unless it was written in Captain America’s museum.
"You cannot remember that which you have never known" Ranger Irvin x75 "Ghost of SaberHall"
@@williamalexander4389 thou becomith the gayest - 3:11
“A strong man who have known power all his life can lose respect for that power.”
That pretty much sums up what John Walker’s true nature is.
No it doesnt
@@cloudnein8114 “DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!”-John Walker before the serum
Yup, it was obvious from the moment I saw him, plus, the dude's just goofy looking in the helmet.
and what makes falcon the perfect successor to cap as while he knows he is a good man he is not a man of pure of heart like Steve is, so him even taking the serum is still not enough for him to fill in cap's shoe so he represent cap in his own way
@@s4xtt Sam is definitely all heart as well wtf...everything we’ve seen in FATWS thus far as shown exactly why Steve chose Sam.
"A strong man , who has known power his whole life may lose respect for that power......but a weak man knows the value of strength and knows compassion "....one of the greatest piece of MCU writing
I love how Eriskine doesn't shy away from Germany's insecurities after World War I and the unfair Treaty of Versailles.
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@@ebindelgado9660 gods, i love that line. Too many people do forget.
Stanley Tucci owned that role.
still can't believe that's him, made him look old and totally not in shape lol
“Good becomes Great, Bad becomes Worst.” That is why others will never be Steve Rogers such as John Walker.
Came back to this after today’s ep
And proof that his evil only got worst...
@@jestay9260 not really, he wanted revenge cuz a terrorist killed his best friend and the only one who believed in him as cap, he didnt kill the guy cuz he enjoyed it, he killed him in pure rage
@@martinalegre5524 dont wanna sound cliché, but that's how it starts..
Tell that to Isaiah Bradley.
This scene illustrates why John Walker can never be Captain America
I agree, I think he will take the formula.
Bingo!
If he takes the Super Soldier Serum. He will lose respect for the power he always had. But I feel that something else will happen to him that will make him an evil man.
He is Hydra
John Walker tries to be a good man too, its just that he thought it would be way easier. We will see what happens to him, he will probably take the serum, because he thinks he cant handle Flag Smashers without it.
Who is here after watching John Walker kill that super soldier? 🙋🏻♂️
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“ maybe now what we need is a little guy “ was always one of my favorite lines in this movie
Its interesting to note that both Steve's and Tony's first 'mentors' were both Doctors of their own kind. In ways, normal everyday people who were passionate about what they did, but also had deep compassion for helping others.
This scene is even more powerful than what it was before
Steve : Good Man
Walker : Perfect Soldier
What’s funny is how much captain America’s origin ties into not just Tony’s origin thanks to Howard and the friendship they shared but also Thor’s. It’s the legend of the tesseract and the Asgardians are what inspire Johann and hydra to force the doctor to make the formula of the super soldier so they can be WORTHY to hold the power of Asgard. Meanwhile the doctor explains to us here that no matter how much power one may gain from the serum it is the character of ones soul that decides if he is worthy of power or not. (It also doesn’t hurt to have the perfected version than the rush job.)
So does that mean in the MCU the Aryan race used by the Nazis as an example of perfection is not just a blonde blue eyed man but an Asgardian?
@@d.n5287 nazi’s have a strange tendency to misinterpret Viking culture as this badass group of white guys who get whatever they want. They think of themselves as followers of Thor but in actuality the would be followers of hella going off of the mcu. Overall it would take me too long to compare the nuances of nazi culture vs mcu nazis vs Scandinavian culture vs mcu asgardians. To put it simply the nazis to some degree or another they see themselves as Asgard in the first Thor movie. A towering golden kingdom full of the smartest, strongest, most beautiful people who can attack whoever they wish. But just like how Thor needed to prove he was worthy of the power he thought was his birthright. So too does man need to prove they are worthy of wielding great power.
Kinda like how great power comes great responsibility 🧐
Or as tony told Peter in his will “heavy is the head that wears the crown.”
By Age of Ultron Steve Rogers would be having a drink with Thor.
Hmmmmmmm i wonder....... reminds me of jhon walker who continually wanted to get the job done quickly and over with. Imagine if he had erskines original formula. Now if what the doctor said was true that good becomes great and bad become worst where does that leave jhon walker?
@@TheIncredible_Panda2214 considering John would probably have said yes to killing nazis when asked the iconic lone I think we know he will do the wrong thing but for the right reasons.
John walker is essentially the answer to the question no one asked of what if the guy who was also at the training camp that the general liked was chosen instead of Steve.
After watching the latest episode of the falcon and the Winter soldier, Dr. Erskine's opinions have become so prophetic. It was his words in my head as I saw certain scenes.
Facts
Agreed.
Dr Erskine always knew that Captain America would become a great man and he showed the world the Captain America is honored as an ongoing tribute to Steven Grant Rogers a hero from Brooklyn who taught us all how to be a hero
"Stay who you are, not a perfect soldier, but a good man"
I used to work as a pizza delivery driver and oddly enough I delivered once to a family named Erskine. I immediately thought of this scene. I mentioned this to them and they were like, “Yep. Huge fans of Captain America right here.” 🤣
"A strong man who has known power all his life will lose respect for that power. But a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows compassion."
Sam Wilson is a weak man. He has no super serum. He has been beaten, betrayed, abandoned, and he has never given up.
This is why he was chosen.
He embodies the same values as Steve Rogers. Thats why Steve chose him. Like you said. Why Steve was the best was because, Steve was like this before his powers and still like this even after. Many would have been corrupted by that same power. But not Steve. Thats why he's the original and perfect Captain America. Embodying the values his nation once stood for as well and perhaps still do.
@@5Othniel7_SelahAnd Sam Wilson is the perfect successor to him. Sure, there are difference like he doesn't have power like Steve but he doesn't need it though. His skill, his wits and his heart is already his own power. And of course he shares the same integrity as Steve.
I genuinely don't understand why this movie doesn't get more love. They perfectly captured the essence of what makes Captain America special and created an adventure that took me back to when I was a kid seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark for the first time. I adore this film!
Power requires responsibility. Otherwise it corrupts. Responsibility is a duty to use that power for good.
This scene perfectly explains why Steve chose Sam Wilson to be Captain America!
The Tucc delivers yet again. One of the characters whose loss I felt the most in these Marvel movies.
I come here after watching Falcon & winter soldier eps 4~
Me too. Erskine would be more proud of his choice
Erskine warned us.
This is the nicest way I've ever seen someone call another person weak. Obviously he meant it in a good way but its still funny to think about
2:06 Rare footage of Elrond's mental battle with Sauron.
Never Trust Elves!!!
John Walker is...not a bad person, to me.
Let me explain myself, first:
John Walker is a good soldier. His accomplishments confirm it, hands down. He has THREE Medal of Honors, he has a wife that loves him and he loves her, and a solid friend to rely (or relied) upon.
He also complains to his friends of the things they've done, things no one WANTS to know in Afghanistan, the reasons that earned him those medals.
As Captain America, the way the government wants him to be, he is nothing but a replacement of Steve Rogers. Steve was one of the best martial artists in the MCU. John Walker strikes me as a good soldier, and soldiers uses guns. John Walker's main asset in a fight thus far has been the shield. Without it he's been repeatedly curb-stomped by everyone. He feels inadequate to the role, and the immense stress and pressure EVERYONE puts on him is affecting him, that's why he takes the serum. It's easier to be strong with the super-soldier serum.
But what does Eriskine tells us here? The Serum amplifies everything, both good and bad. Steve Rogers was essentialy an exemplary good being with a weak physique. John Walker is a good soldier, not-so-much of a good man as Rogers was.
They might've done things no one wants to know about in Afghanistan, but what if deep down he actually *enjoyed* doing those things.
@@nuwnjay Yeah...he might just have undisclosed PTSD. It's been already hinted they've done things in Afghanistan that no one would be proud of. He said he hated that time.
The serum sadly made him completely unstable.
@@razorxlvii4852 Just as described by the great scientist Abraham Erskine, good becomes great, bad becomes worse. John Walker is not all bad but he's not great either. He's somewhere in between then I suppose. He's gone through some sh*t and might have undisclosed PTSD. I am presuming aside from his physical capabilities, his PTSD was also amplified by the serum. Making him extremely unstable. That would mean he's a walking and ticking time bomb. Pretty dangerous for someone like that to be walking free eh? Kinda like Bucky when he's still the winter soldier or when he's struggling between that persona and plain old Bucky in civil war, before the wakandans rehabilitated him. I mean as long as he's(John Walker) still in control of himself and there's people out there far greater than his abilities to keep him in check i guess.
John's greatest weakness is that he rejects himself. He has a lot of self-loathing due to the horrible things he did for his country. Becoming Captain America was what he saw was his big break. He wanted to leave behind his past as a soldier and become Captain America. Becoming Captain America meant he'd finally do something good, but that was his mistake. Because he made the moniker be what defines his beliefs of good, and not himself.
@@0axis771 I think that's what could make him really compelling going forward as US Agent.
He ends the series with a sort of mutual understanding with Sam and Bucky, even if they are far from friends, and accepts that the mantle of Cap is one he is not meant for.
But because the serum amplifies both the great and the dark, the internal conflict in John Walker will progressively intensify: he will constantly be forced to make difficult choices, and every time, there's no telling whether he will make the right one. This pressure will build until he inevitably reaches a nexus point where he must decide for himself what principle he will follow.
He is the kind of man that is too volatile to ever truly count on, BUT we genuinely want him to be better. We WANT to like and respect him, but he hasn't yet earned it.
Now with Valentina on one side fueling his worst nature and Sam's Captain America on the other side reminding him of his better nature, John Walker will be the proxy through which the ideals of Cap will continue to be tested by a world that still contains a good deal of cynicism and alienation.
Honestly the “Strong man who has know power all his life they lose respect for that power but a weak man knows value of strength and knows compassion” quote really hits me hard cuz I have been a short skinny guy since elementary school and always been picked and I can’t do anything cuz I’m weak but now I’ve been going to the gym only so I can’t be picked on anymore
Eriskine's words hit harder after watching the Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Steve Rogers is a role model for us all, it’s his symbol as captain America that police should be showing off on their cars and they uniforms not the punisher.
@@cthulhucrews6602 it’s on social media look up police put punisher symbol on cars and uniforms.
Yeah their obsession with showing off the logo of a one man judge, jury, and executioner is fucked up.
The Police at times looks like Judge Dredd and the Punisher and not actual cops in the US.
@@nva6141 Judge Dredd is not fiction anymore its almost prophetic.
When I was younger like so many, I always found myself getting into the edgy flawed heroes who were dark and angsty. But as I got older, while I still like those edgy characters, I have grown a lot more respect for the more noble paragon heroes that can show the potential for the best of humanity. And Chris Evans as Steve Rogers is definitely one of the best to do it
“Those best suited to power are those who never seek it, but get pushed to wear the mantle and realize they wear it well.”
Dr erskine is a great character
John Walker is the reason we choose character.
It's also satisfying to know that many fans still remember the lessons from the Doctor all these years later.
Always
The Super Soldier Serum its like the "Holy Grail" of the MCU. Every first world country, third world country, Nations and organizations tried to replicate the work of Dr. Erskine, but with few successes like the Winter Soldier, Isaiah Bradley, the Incredible Hulk, Extremis and the Flag Smashers. But none of them would be like Steve Rogers.
isaiah was also a success but he was put in jail cuz he was black
@@ivangomez123 i feel for isaiah.. horrible what happened to him
@@alexh8503 Me too. The same hell Jackie Robinson went through when he was in the Brooklyn Dodgers, just he never back down. I hope Sam becomes the new Captain America and Elijah becomes Patriot.
now i realise tony and steve both have a gr8 mentor to help them become what they were destined to be
I relate to Steve Rogers the most being a skinny kid my whole life, bullied, then I took steroids and my life was good but still struggles to over come.
i am back here again to remind myself what makes a good leader. and steve rogers was not a leader because he's steve rogers, but because he had heart for the people around him. and if sam does become cap, the journey he'll have to take is to realise that he has the heart too. and THAT's what makes him his own captain america - not because he's supposed to be another steve, but that he should stay true to himself; someone who is brave, kind and compassionate.
That part got me
Cool, now you are ready to get the super soldier serum.
The serum can make anyone a perfect soldier.
What he needed was a "good man" who would appreciate power and use it compassionately because he understands what it is like for people without it.
The cool thing is Steve called Sam a good Man at the of end game when he gave the shield to him.
Really sets up why Sam was a really good choice.
damn i get teary eyed when he tells him why he was chosen
Same
I see I'm not the only one here after episode 4 of Falcon and the Winter soldier.
This was always a good scene.
watching this after ep 4 of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. This scene shows how the serum could change the person’s mind
In a way. It amplifies who you are. Hence the line, good becomes great and bad becomes worse.
Episode 4 of falcon and the winter soldier brought me here
Same here brother
How this scene comes full circle with Walker being not ready to be Cap. Love it!
This line really does correlate with Walker's persona
2:15 This quote will always stick with me no matter what.
This is the same reason that Steve asked Sam to be the new Captain America. Sam always helped Steve because he was his friend and it was the right thing to do. Sam never thought about the consequences because he always knew it was right. Why he speaks to Kari because he knows she is a good person inside just like Steve knew that Bucky was a good person. "Not just a good person but a great man"
As Sam said once "I do what (Steve) does, just slower."
And that's all it ever was about...a good man, becomes a great man and a great man, becomes a hero
2:30 best quote
now this is the aspirational stuff that matters, being good and stay good and righteous is hard, being an asshole is so easy.
Three people who saw the worth in him and loved him before the serum
bucky
dr eriskine
peggy
one of my favorite scenes from the MCU 5-7-2022
Tucci is great in this movie. So natural, warm, and comforting.
Thats exactly the point the Red Skull is a reflection of his inner Evil. In a sense it was always his true appearance, even before the serum. That is how he really was. Demonic, evil. The serum simply let his true self out. He was bad, and became worse. He became himself. Even with it not ready. He wants power for himself, he is willing to sacrifice others for himself.
Whereas a good man, has doubt, has compassion these are human traits, thus his humanity comes to the surface. He becomes more human, a stronger human, because his humanity is firm. He cares for others, he doubts himself, he wants to do better, he is willing to sacrifice himself for others.
I think thats a good lesson to the power hungry.
Erksine is the same to Capt America as jinsen is to iron man. The saviour. I’m comparing bcoz erksine is never mentioned in my opinion
and they both died teaching a lot to them they will forever cherish.....
A weak men knows a value of strength and compassion
Thanks, I guess
it stills fell really wierd hearing Captain America's voice come out of that scrawny little body. not bad just wierd
Well look at this way; in the MCU I'm sure that everybody looks at Captain America and finds it weird AND inconceivable that this icon IN HIS ENTIRETY came from that scrawny little guy.
I'm surprised this video doesn't have enough views. This right here is Dr. Eriskine pointing out why Steve is chosen for this project. Not because he is the smartest, handsome, or skillful. But because he has a tremendously good heart. And that is something that is very rare. A lot of "good" people will usually step on others for their own benefit. Because of greed, glory, or just out of desperation. But not him. He puts his life to save all others, no matter the cost. He just wants for everyone, and I mean EVERYONE to be okay. Even if it hurts him. This is why he is Captain America.
This might be, if not "is" my favorite Steve Rogers moment.
John Walker can never be Captain America.
But he can be a U.S Agent.
You know why you’re here
From a biblical perspective Steve Roger's is David and Johann Schmidt is Goliath. Instead of stone he used on this Goliath he used a shield.
And I think Steve is actually reading a Bible at the beginning!
steve was probably religious, considering he was raised during the 1930s
@@wc2338 Didn't he say there's only one God in the Avengers before seeing Thor?
@@JealousBishop He did! And he said, "There's only one god, ma'am (to Black Widow) and I'm pretty sure he doesn't dress like that (referring to Thor and Loki's ren fest look)."
This scene and the line uttered by steve of hating bullies is what make Captain America, not the costume or the shield.Steve just wants to do the right thing, not for fame, respect or glory.Something Walker failed to comprehend whether he sees those 2 scenes or not as only know Steve is just given the serum and accomplish super human fest by being a symbol for the americans, not knowing the true heart that make captain america
a good soul
“The serum amplifies everything that’s inside you. So, good becomes great. Bad becomes worse.”
This is so frickin’ true. Bc Cap became great while John became worse,
@Weknow Whoyouarenazis possibly 🤔
You do know John Walker still good tho right he literally chose saving innocent people over vengeance. Plus he's an ANTI HERO not a villain
This scene is better than the entirety of phase 4
Harsh
And then 10+ years later. This scene is more significant than ever
Imo, I love this movie because of the values that are portrayed. Sure, life is full of grey areas, but we need values to guide us. And this movie has an abundance of it.
the MCU needs to reintroduce the humanity and sincerity of phase 1. These scenes add more soul and heart to the character than any CGI heavy action scene.
Erskine and Yinsen were the true heroes who showed the value of character/life and helped to create two of the greatest heroes of all time. 💜
This movie showed all the more reason why Steve was able to lift Thor’s hammer in End Game. He values life, shows humility yet ingenuity despite all odds. There was already greatness in Steve BEFORE he became Captain America. In short his character is what made him worthy
"I knew it..."
An understatedly aggrevating factor
Bruce Banner: “Good becomes great.”
Emil Blonsky: “Bad becomes worse.”
A kid from Brooklyn that transformed Steve Rogers into Captain America the first Avenger Super Soldier and fought against the Red Skull, Loki and his army, Hydra, Robots and fought against a Mad Titan from outer space. Steve Rogers and Bucky are 100 years old and Captain America is worthy to lift Thor’s Hammer now. Steve Rogers became the leader and joined forces with Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor, Hawkeye and Hulk. Also met a kid from Queens named Peter Parker aka Spider-Man in the Civil War battle and met two European people named Pietro and Wanda and Scott Lang aka Ant Man and a King of Wakanda name TChalla aka Black Panther and even some of the Guardians of the Galaxy and decided to lived in the past and pass his shield to Sam Wilson
This makes the serum seem to have some magical properties.
This cut off before the most important part of the scene. It's where Dr. Erskine tells Steve he is a good man, and that is why he was chosen. Erskine sees the good man inside of Steve, and knows that he will become a great man.
“Drink it after, drink it now”
Hilarious
This speech is were they introduce the non comic book movie goers to Hydra. This is good writing and it tell things about Steve but also shows the future war to come.
Compassion. Key word
“Thanks”
stanley tucci just kills it as erskine. If we only we got more
"BAD" DOES NOT BECOME "WORSE"; BAD BECOMES EVIL.
Dude knew Steve was worthy before Mjolnir
Steve was passing on Erskine's Legacy when he handed over the Captain America Mantle to Sam
Maaan, Stanley Tucci made so good job with this role
I think this the most important scene in Cap's life. Without this scene his character would be totally incomplete.
In short it made him much stronger 💪
Imagine this movie and specifically this scene becoming so important after Falcon and The Winter Soldier serie...
Good, becomes great.
Bad, becomes worse.