Continuing our journey with Marvel universe, and we are still enjoying the ride. On Patreon we finished phase 1 and phase 2 and this weekend we are starting phase 3 and going to watch Captain America: Civil War . Very happy to edit these movies for youtube, next one will be The Avengers (2012), we hope you guys enjoy watching with us. We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content. And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more) Much love Rob and Trin
Some people don't realize right away that the super soldier program discussed in The Incredible Hulk was referring to Captain America & that Blonsky was being injected with a modern attempt to recreate Cap. Banner's work was meant to take things to the next level. He believed that if he used Gamma rays instead of the Vita rays used on Steve Rogers that he would have better results but turned himself into a monster instead.
I actually noticed that after Steve was injected with the serum, the shot of his face grimacing and his eyes dialating looked exactly like the shot and facial acting when Banner was about to transform in Stern's lab. Not 100% sure, but I think so?
If no one has mentioned it yet.... the scene where the grenade is thrown - if you notice, its not just Steve Rodgers that runs towards the grenade. In the background you can see Agent Carter running towards it. She's also a great character in this.
The serum overall increases your stats(strength, speed, memory, speed, cant fatigue etc) to peak human(but Steve has trained to become beyond any peak human just like a body builder trains to become peak. Some neat things about the serum are also that he can't get any disease or illness.
This movie is my favourite out of ALL the Marvel movies. I just love the period its set in. I love the "experiments to win the war" and Chris Evans!! But seriously. I just think this movie has the best balance of humour, drama, heart and soul.
I read the Marvel comic books growing up and when I saw the actor playing Dum Dum Dugan and the Howling Commandos, I was really happy that it was just like I remembered.
Kevin Fiege doesn't like the response from the fans about the current state of Marvel so he delayed all projects that are still in production plus the head of the cgi team left and she was causing a lot of issues so the fact that he's actually listening and giving writers/artists more time to make the films/shows consistently great again is a good thing.
3:58 Tønsberg has the worst luck. This is the same viking village that got decimated by the Frost Giants in Thor. 12:06 You actually got to see what it did in The Incredible Hulk. Blonsky received a version of the super soldier serum before his transformation into the Abomination but it was a bad batch since it drove him crazy. Even Hulk was a failed version at replicating what Dr. Erskine did. That's why Steve Rogers is such a rare crown jewel because no one has successfully created another like him. 23:10 Seriously?! C'mon it was obvious Red Skull wasn't scared about the prisoner escape. He was fleeing Captain America. One super soldier is equal to a small army.
In the '60s comics, the object now referred to as the Tesseract was called the "Cosmic Cube," and was sought by the Red Skull as giving its wielder god-like power to will any change into existence.
The scene where Red Skull is having a painting done and Zola says "masterpiece", is actually a reference to a collectable card set frim the 90s called Marvel Masterpieces where many heroes and villains were painted in similar manner.
The Captain America trilogy is the best. And also captain America was created in the early 40s by Jack Kirby, and some other guy I forget his name. Which is why is origin story is set in the 40s.
Cap America was in fact my fav comic book hero. I was born in the early 60's and knew a lot of WWII vets around my small town in NH. The barber shop I went to with my dad and grandfather was run by a vet and his two best friends, one Navy the other army were there every day it seemed. Over against the wall was a table with reading material including vintage comics. Especially several 1940's editions that were donated. I started reading Captain America comics that were printed while WWII was in full swing. So cool they did this movie right and started with his origin. Yes, the comic had him wearing wings on his head piece/mask. The tv series Agent Carter was pretty good, as well as Agents of Shield that keeps up with the Marvel movies that came out.
Captain America's whole start was him punching out Nazis. A WW2 origin is all I expected... but like you guys said, you knew nothing about him until this movie. :) The costume he wears in the USO show is what he originally looked like in the comics. :)
The actor with the bowler hat is Neal McDonough. He appears in several films or series known as Band Of Brothers or DC series (DC legends of tomorrow, the Flash)
@@dannyl434 they recognized Michael Cudlitz when he appeared in LOST. So I don’t think it is a confusion with Abraham. They have seen Neal somewhere else.
I first noticed Stanley Tucci(Professor Erskine) as an actor due to his very different role in "Undercover Blues." If you watch that you'll see what I mean. More recently, he was awarded an Academy Award.
Something I only just noticed watching your reaction is that, because the Hulk was birthed out of an attempt to reproduce Erskine's Super Soldier Serum gone awry, when Steve is in the pod about to transform into his new physique, there's a shot of his face straight on, his pupils dilated and making a grimace that is pretty much exactly shot the same way as Bruce Banner was when they triggered the Hulk in the lab in Harlem - creating a visual link between Banner's change into the Hulk and Rogers' change into Captain America.
Just a bit of background on Captain America's comic book history - the character was created in the 1940's during World War 2. On the cover of the first issue, Captain America is literally punching Adolf Hitler in the jaw (in the movie there's a nice shot of some kids reading a Captain America comic book that shows the actual original comic book cover). A few years after the war ended the comic ended. In the early 1960's, Marvel comics began publishing a lot of the super hero comics that we know today and they decided to bring back Captain America. So, they came up with the idea that he had been frozen in a block of ice at the end of the War and was floating out in the ocean where the Avengers found him and revived him. The movie does a good job incorporating all of the character's history. For instance, the cheesy looking costume with the triangular shield that he wears when he's selling war bonds is a nod to his costume from the early comic books. Later when he is fighting Nazi's alongside the Howling Commandos, his costume looks more like his costume from more modern versions of the comic book. They were able to take a character that's been around for about 75 years and take different aspects of the character taken from various iterations and incorporate it all into a cohesive story.
"He's human plus some"; that just about nails it. He can't do things that a normal human couldn't do, but he'll do almost everything better than a normal human would. - run, jump, lift, punch, you name it. In some ways he's the opposite of Tony Stark, or Thor. They both started out with power (or brains in Tony's case), and they were both arrogant, entitled, and irresponsible; they had to learn to act like heroes. Steve was ALWAYS a hero, he just didn't have the power to go with it. You might also notice that when he jumped on the grenade in training, Peggy Carter was only a couple of steps behind him; and when he went after the assassin, she was a couple of steps ahead. She's a lot like him, just as courageous and self-sacrificing. You might check out the "Agent Carter" series, and the first episode of "What if ?" which shows what might have happened if Peggy had gotten the serum rather than Steve.
5:15 You called it Mark I type Shield, me I shed a tear of joy... You've been coverted... What would be your hype now if you read or look for a Comic reading on youtube of Justice League vs Avengers. Superman vs Spiderman or Young Avengers vs Teen Titans comic events... Yes those exist and I won't spoil anything but now you're armed to deal with Steve Rogers having a Faceoff with Bruce Wayne. Yes, that's real. And guys, do Daredaveil Series. Don't listen to me, listen to your own followers, drop this question on your next Marvel reaction "Is it really Netflix's Daredevil best Marvel Character and Show so Far... When you finish watching Season 1, cause I know the answer you will get, you will remember this comment. I can tell you're ready.
I want to thank you for uploading parts every movie day. Most reactors post 1 part every week or so, but it kinda kill the moods a bit to stop in the middle and waiting several days for the follow up. You’re doing it right 👌😎
Like you I was worried I wouldn't like Captain America and thought he'd be lame and be all 'America is great huh' but he's not at all like that and I very quickly fell in love with him and he rivalled Tony Stark for me almost immediately as my favourite character. You'll continue to love him more as his trilogy is easily the best out of all the heroes.
This is my number 2 favorite marvel movie, but my number 1 favorite that’s about just one hero. Infinity war wins it all for me but his origin story and strong morals make for a great origin story and character.
I remember being afraid Captain America was going to be some weird US propaganda, but these movies turned out to be the strongest ones on the MCU roster. By far, I'd say. After this many years I'm kind of fed up with the MCU, but the Cap movies are just plain good cinema and storytelling. They're the only ones I still rewatch.
I have to admit - I don't like the first Thor and the first Cap. America but you have to know how it began. The Winter Soldier and Civil War are awesome
The different Captain America movies are probably my favourite MCU movies (or at least they're right up there at the top). As someone who isn't American and never had any interest in the Captain America comics as a kid (I was into the X-men and the other mutant-based Marvel comics: X-Factor, New Mutants, X-Force), frankly I was surprised as hell by how much I liked the Captain America movies...
I prefer this movie to all the Avenger movies! Marvel's Agent Carter was a great show that was a spinoff of Captajn America. My husband even liked it and he thinks all superhero stuff is overly done. One of my favorite movies of all time is "Clue" from 1985 w/ Tim Curry,, Christopher Lloyd, Madeline Khan and Eileen Brennan. Hilarious murder mystery based on the board game.
lol being from the u.s. it sounds so strange hearing people who are 100% clueless about captain america. this is pretty much how it went down in the comics. he is indeed a soldier from ww2 who fought the nazi's. indeed it was created in 1941 and was, intentionally or not an effective propaganda piece as captain america battled hitler and the nazi's.
I wish you guys stop talking while watching the film, cause every dialog in future marvel movies will be more and more interesting and funny. You will missing a lots of funny scenes while chatting.
Continuing our journey with Marvel universe, and we are still enjoying the ride.
On Patreon we finished phase 1 and phase 2 and this weekend we are starting phase 3 and going to watch Captain America: Civil War .
Very happy to edit these movies for youtube, next one will be The Avengers (2012), we hope you guys enjoy watching with us.
We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content.
And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more)
Much love
Rob and Trin
War bonds were an extremely important part of funding the war. That's not a joke, it's reality.
Yep. In all likelihood, it was THE most important part of funding the war.
We should bring that practice back today. People would think twice about starting endless wars if they have to foot the bill.
@@greglr19751we are footing the bill... It's called taxes😂
Some people don't realize right away that the super soldier program discussed in The Incredible Hulk was referring to Captain America & that Blonsky was being injected with a modern attempt to recreate Cap.
Banner's work was meant to take things to the next level. He believed that if he used Gamma rays instead of the Vita rays used on Steve Rogers that he would have better results but turned himself into a monster instead.
I actually noticed that after Steve was injected with the serum, the shot of his face grimacing and his eyes dialating looked exactly like the shot and facial acting when Banner was about to transform in Stern's lab. Not 100% sure, but I think so?
@@bustedsim That's a very good "eye" for detail right there.
If no one has mentioned it yet.... the scene where the grenade is thrown - if you notice, its not just Steve Rodgers that runs towards the grenade. In the background you can see Agent Carter running towards it. She's also a great character in this.
The serum overall increases your stats(strength, speed, memory, speed, cant fatigue etc) to peak human(but Steve has trained to become beyond any peak human just like a body builder trains to become peak. Some neat things about the serum are also that he can't get any disease or illness.
I knew i loved him as soon as i found out he signed up for the Army 100 times. Truly the most selfless hero.
Bullied people are eager to please.
@@jannneumann5766hope that’s not a bad thing
This movie is my favourite out of ALL the Marvel movies. I just love the period its set in. I love the "experiments to win the war" and Chris Evans!! But seriously. I just think this movie has the best balance of humour, drama, heart and soul.
12:33 That killed me!
"Your lighting is pretty suspicious."
**BLAM**
I read the Marvel comic books growing up and when I saw the actor playing Dum Dum Dugan and the Howling Commandos, I was really happy that it was just like I remembered.
Yeah, that was a fun surprise.
captain America had the best trilogy out of all the marvel movies and the single best movie out of all of them
I agree.👍
You’ll never get tired of MARVEL… trust me!
Where have u been beautiful? Are u ok
Kevin Fiege doesn't like the response from the fans about the current state of Marvel so he delayed all projects that are still in production plus the head of the cgi team left and she was causing a lot of issues so the fact that he's actually listening and giving writers/artists more time to make the films/shows consistently great again is a good thing.
@@evaaussie1655 LOVE. THAT. SHOW. 💚
@@charlesbarnes6912 🥰💚👍🏼
You're really good at catching stuff from previous movies!!
So excited to watch marvel for the millionth time wit you 2
3:58 Tønsberg has the worst luck. This is the same viking village that got decimated by the Frost Giants in Thor.
12:06 You actually got to see what it did in The Incredible Hulk. Blonsky received a version of the super soldier serum before his transformation into the Abomination but it was a bad batch since it drove him crazy. Even Hulk was a failed version at replicating what Dr. Erskine did. That's why Steve Rogers is such a rare crown jewel because no one has successfully created another like him.
23:10 Seriously?! C'mon it was obvious Red Skull wasn't scared about the prisoner escape. He was fleeing Captain America. One super soldier is equal to a small army.
The one in the bowler hat is Dum Dum Dugan. He was a circus strong man before joining the army. He kept the hat as a wink to his circus days.
In the '60s comics, the object now referred to as the Tesseract was called the "Cosmic Cube," and was sought by the Red Skull as giving its wielder god-like power to will any change into existence.
The scene where Red Skull is having a painting done and Zola says "masterpiece", is actually a reference to a collectable card set frim the 90s called Marvel Masterpieces where many heroes and villains were painted in similar manner.
The Captain America trilogy is the best. And also captain America was created in the early 40s by Jack Kirby, and some other guy I forget his name. Which is why is origin story is set in the 40s.
Cap America was in fact my fav comic book hero. I was born in the early 60's and knew a lot of WWII vets around my small town in NH. The barber shop I went to with my dad and grandfather was run by a vet and his two best friends, one Navy the other army were there every day it seemed. Over against the wall was a table with reading material including vintage comics. Especially several 1940's editions that were donated. I started reading Captain America comics that were printed while WWII was in full swing. So cool they did this movie right and started with his origin.
Yes, the comic had him wearing wings on his head piece/mask.
The tv series Agent Carter was pretty good, as well as Agents of Shield that keeps up with the Marvel movies that came out.
The guy with the Bowl hat is the actor who plays Damien Darhk in the DC tv series Arrow, Flash and Legends of Tomorrow
The MCU has a lot of great character. For me personally tho, Captain America is by far my favorite. He gets some of the best scenes.
Same, I think Cap’s character and storylines were done to perfection and handled with the most care of all the Avengers
Captain America can do that all day, that’s his specialty!
Captain America's whole start was him punching out Nazis. A WW2 origin is all I expected... but like you guys said, you knew nothing about him until this movie. :)
The costume he wears in the USO show is what he originally looked like in the comics. :)
The actor with the bowler hat is Neal McDonough. He appears in several films or series known as Band Of Brothers or DC series (DC legends of tomorrow, the Flash)
I’m thinking they only thought he was familiar because of the huge Abraham (tWD) resemblance
@@dannyl434 they recognized Michael Cudlitz when he appeared in LOST. So I don’t think it is a confusion with Abraham. They have seen Neal somewhere else.
It’s funny, what I’ve seen him in he tends to be a total dickhead. I actually adore Dum Dum Dugan though!
Excellent way to introduce a new hero. Go back in time!
love this everyday
I first noticed Stanley Tucci(Professor Erskine) as an actor due to his very different role in "Undercover Blues." If you watch that you'll see what I mean. More recently, he was awarded an Academy Award.
I like the "Our soldiers are outmatched" it showed Steve, and the serum are eqaul to 1,000 men.
Something I only just noticed watching your reaction is that, because the Hulk was birthed out of an attempt to reproduce Erskine's Super Soldier Serum gone awry, when Steve is in the pod about to transform into his new physique, there's a shot of his face straight on, his pupils dilated and making a grimace that is pretty much exactly shot the same way as Bruce Banner was when they triggered the Hulk in the lab in Harlem - creating a visual link between Banner's change into the Hulk and Rogers' change into Captain America.
We noticed it it aswell during editing, it pretty cool call back!
"Look how he's lit, shoot him" -Rob Remind me never to walk in a dark alley with Rob. lol
I cannot wait til you get to Captain America and the Winter Soldier. Hands down my favorite of the Marvel line.
Bowler hat man was "Buck" Compton in Band of Brothers.
that's "dum dum" Dugan
"Is his power that he's American?"
He has the ability to seem overly familiar to Europeans, be extra loud in public and make great hamburgers!!
The nazi spy that kills doctor Erskine is the actor who plays Thorin in the Hobbit movies. ❤
I loved him in the British series North and South
::baggin on small skinny Steve::: damn rob, you got a crack for every occasion.
Just a bit of background on Captain America's comic book history - the character was created in the 1940's during World War 2. On the cover of the first issue, Captain America is literally punching Adolf Hitler in the jaw (in the movie there's a nice shot of some kids reading a Captain America comic book that shows the actual original comic book cover). A few years after the war ended the comic ended. In the early 1960's, Marvel comics began publishing a lot of the super hero comics that we know today and they decided to bring back Captain America. So, they came up with the idea that he had been frozen in a block of ice at the end of the War and was floating out in the ocean where the Avengers found him and revived him.
The movie does a good job incorporating all of the character's history. For instance, the cheesy looking costume with the triangular shield that he wears when he's selling war bonds is a nod to his costume from the early comic books. Later when he is fighting Nazi's alongside the Howling Commandos, his costume looks more like his costume from more modern versions of the comic book. They were able to take a character that's been around for about 75 years and take different aspects of the character taken from various iterations and incorporate it all into a cohesive story.
is his power being american?“ PERFECT😂
"He's human plus some"; that just about nails it. He can't do things that a normal human couldn't do, but he'll do almost everything better than a normal human would. - run, jump, lift, punch, you name it.
In some ways he's the opposite of Tony Stark, or Thor. They both started out with power (or brains in Tony's case), and they were both arrogant, entitled, and irresponsible; they had to learn to act like heroes. Steve was ALWAYS a hero, he just didn't have the power to go with it.
You might also notice that when he jumped on the grenade in training, Peggy Carter was only a couple of steps behind him; and when he went after the assassin, she was a couple of steps ahead. She's a lot like him, just as courageous and self-sacrificing. You might check out the "Agent Carter" series, and the first episode of "What if ?" which shows what might have happened if Peggy had gotten the serum rather than Steve.
Bowler hat man is from Band of Brothers if you have been watching that. That's where you may know him from.
Couldn’t wait for your reaction to this one!
" that's why I always carry a peacock" 😂
Definitely one of my MCU favourites. That's for sure
The Special effect on Cap is great he really looks that tiny
5:15 You called it Mark I type Shield, me I shed a tear of joy... You've been coverted... What would be your hype now if you read or look for a Comic reading on youtube of Justice League vs Avengers. Superman vs Spiderman or Young Avengers vs Teen Titans comic events... Yes those exist and I won't spoil anything but now you're armed to deal with Steve Rogers having a Faceoff with Bruce Wayne. Yes, that's real.
And guys, do Daredaveil Series. Don't listen to me, listen to your own followers, drop this question on your next Marvel reaction "Is it really Netflix's Daredevil best Marvel Character and Show so Far... When you finish watching Season 1, cause I know the answer you will get, you will remember this comment. I can tell you're ready.
I want to thank you for uploading parts every movie day. Most reactors post 1 part every week or so, but it kinda kill the moods a bit to stop in the middle and waiting several days for the follow up. You’re doing it right 👌😎
" is his power he's American?" 🤣
Let's go!
Ngl, I feel like Rob would look great in a bowler hat!😅
I was with you ... didn't know what to expect, but certainly didn't think it was going to be a period piece either. Great backstory though.
Great reaction👍Btw robs reaction to Daniel returning in ep 3 is priceless 😂
Like you I was worried I wouldn't like Captain America and thought he'd be lame and be all 'America is great huh' but he's not at all like that and I very quickly fell in love with him and he rivalled Tony Stark for me almost immediately as my favourite character. You'll continue to love him more as his trilogy is easily the best out of all the heroes.
So many big faces in this.. the spy that killed the scientist.. Richard Armitage, dwarf king from The Hobbit.
This is my number 2 favorite marvel movie, but my number 1 favorite that’s about just one hero. Infinity war wins it all for me but his origin story and strong morals make for a great origin story and character.
“I really hope i’m going to like it.” 😄😄. If you don’t love it i’ll refund your money.
"Is his strength being American?"
Yes
"Is his power being American..?" I guess you could say that, yeah lmao.
Nice reaction! - I also really liked the MCU series Marvel's Agent Carter. If not the best of the series.
totally agree with your first impression, he reallyy seems like the lamest hero but he ended up my fav of the six haha
Trin is secretly evil😳 I knew it
For me Captain America 1 is one of the best marvel movies
When Steve first transforms, he becomes Captain Canadian... That's why he's always apologizing.
If you like that retro futuristic feel. I think you'd love fallout games lol. Do video games next
With the one big star he should be captain Puerto Rico 😂
He word decimated is often misused. To my recollection it refers to punishment of a section of roman legionnaires by executing one tenth of them.
What kind of diagnosis is "Nervous trouble of any sort" i think someone didnt do their job correctly...
Never met a person that disliked Cap.
"My weapons can decimate every hostile capital on earth." Um....who want to tell Red Skull Northern Ireland isn't a capital of a country?
Yay!! 🎉 I'll say it again😂, loving this MCU journey with you two!
Keep up the epic work 🤩 🤩
I remember being afraid Captain America was going to be some weird US propaganda, but these movies turned out to be the strongest ones on the MCU roster. By far, I'd say. After this many years I'm kind of fed up with the MCU, but the Cap movies are just plain good cinema and storytelling. They're the only ones I still rewatch.
I have to admit - I don't like the first Thor and the first Cap. America but you have to know how it began. The Winter Soldier and Civil War are awesome
You didn’t see his ribs afterwards just a six pack. Lol!
Cap is and forever will be the best Avenger
*waves* :D
The different Captain America movies are probably my favourite MCU movies (or at least they're right up there at the top). As someone who isn't American and never had any interest in the Captain America comics as a kid (I was into the X-men and the other mutant-based Marvel comics: X-Factor, New Mutants, X-Force), frankly I was surprised as hell by how much I liked the Captain America movies...
I prefer this movie to all the Avenger movies! Marvel's Agent Carter was a great show that was a spinoff of Captajn America. My husband even liked it and he thinks all superhero stuff is overly done. One of my favorite movies of all time is "Clue" from 1985 w/ Tim Curry,, Christopher Lloyd, Madeline Khan and Eileen Brennan. Hilarious murder mystery based on the board game.
Just letting you know if you can bench 20,000 pounds so he is way above peak human strength on par with superhuman strength
My favorite Marvel movie!! 😁
If you do end up starting to dislike it, please stop reacting to it, there are too many fake reactions, And I think honesty is better!
We will never put ourselves through something we hate for a long term, not fair to us or to the audiance.
@@robtrinreact2825 I feel like I know you wouldnt, but its nice to hear you say it!
@@elliotwatson3964 Well will live and see, we don't think people know us really, but it's okay in the end everyone can believe what they want 😊
I recommend falcon and the winter soldier
lol being from the u.s. it sounds so strange hearing people who are 100% clueless about captain america. this is pretty much how it went down in the comics. he is indeed a soldier from ww2 who fought the nazi's. indeed it was created in 1941 and was, intentionally or not an effective propaganda piece as captain america battled hitler and the nazi's.
No it’s not the lamest one but there is one that didn’t get as high ratings as the rest but I won’t spoil it for you. 🤪🤪🤪🤪
I LOVE Cap. He is great.
is his power being American? lol thats not a power I would pick first if I had a choice.
I'm sorry but Wehrmacht was the strongest Army in history..
Don't be so quick to judge our Marvels before you even watch.
I wish you guys stop talking while watching the film, cause every dialog in future marvel movies will be more and more interesting and funny. You will missing a lots of funny scenes while chatting.