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"I had a date"
Gets me every time. In a way no other Marvel movie does.
One of the best lines in the MCU. I'm surprised I've seen several reactors cut the scene out of their reaction. The one scene of this movie you have to react to, oh well. 😂
it's so bitter sweet.
Me too...though I guess my favourite scene in when he sits in the same bar in which the Howling Commandors formed, grieving over Bucky, and the once so lively place has by now be bombed out. It's really the details which make this. Like Steve bringing all those strategy books to basic training.
It is definitely heartbreaking, but 'I can't feel you' in WandaVision pretty much broke me.
@@maniak6496 Naturally, Wanda-vision had a lot of screen time and the development of their relationship is shown but on the other hand Steve and Peggy had only few minutes of screen time.
He was frozen in the ice when he crashed, the syrum kept him alive, not a spoiler
@@busimagen 🤣 no expiry date
@@paintedjaguar really?.. your gunna be that person? 👍
@@paintedjaguar plenty wrong with being a dick about it.
@@paintedjaguar who the fuck asked?
There’s nothing wrong with proofreading comments before posting.
You were fine. Being frozen in ice is how he got to the modern times in the comic as well.
In the burned out bar scene after bucky's death, he mentioned that the serum was protective of all his cells. That was the quick mention in passing to lay the concept that he could easily undergo cryogenic freezing (suspended animation).
Yes, Howard is Tony's dad.
Tony's dad is a duck? I guess that explains why he has a hard time settling down, being part migratory waterfowl and all.
@@flatebo1 I get it. I understood that reference.
@@flatebo1 I see what you did there. :D
@@XiaoyuuuYT and _I_ understood _THAT_ reference.
@@flatebo1 Exactly what i was gonna comment
"Don't do anything stupid until I get back"
"I can do this all day"
"I had a date"
Those lines always gets me😢
How can I? You're taking all the stupid with you.
@@AceOfSerberit 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😍
@@msaza999 XD
I had to. It's the law
"im with u to the end of the line"
Ugh thats why I cried so hard at the end of endgame because bucky knew what he was going to do by him just saying that line 😭😭😭
Steve AKA Capt America is very selfless. He's iconic like Superman that way. He wasn't enlisting because of his ego.
Yes. As he said in the movie, he feels he needs to do his part and not stay at home.
That's why he's my fav
What a shame then, I would never fight in a war that others started
@@ElKamaleon777 wdym?
Which is why he works so well against Tony Stark.
Useless Trivia - @13:10 - the gentleman sitting next to Stan Lee is actor Reb Brown, who played Captain America in a few made-for-TV movies back in the late 70s
Actually, it’s not him.
That super solider serum made him literally better than a normal human in every way. That’s why he’s running with planes and cars. He’s super human
Hes peak human, yes. But according to Marvel, no hes not classified as superhuman. Hes basically a perfect human or as perfect as a human could possibly be without being classified as super.
@@blueroninstudios The MCU is considered a different Universe than the 616 universe in comic lore. As such, they took liberties and made him super human.
@@blueroninstudios Yep, peak human abilities. If it's conceivable that some person somewhere could run as fast as a plane taxi-ing down the runway, Steve Rogers can do it.
A bit late to the party, but if I may, I'll clarify here as I tend to do to a lot of places. The 'super serum' doesn't actually change the human DNA. What it does is what Blue Ronin said, it makes the body the complete pinnacle of what a human body could be. If you've done much research, you'll find the human body is amazing. When pushed to the limits, we can actually hit 30mph. Not for very long, but we can do it. There's been plenty of documented times when someone under great stress has lifted an excess of two tons. That's not including documented vision of being able to read standard print at a kilometer way (George Washington could do that), being able to hear conversations from five hundred meters away, holding your breathe for over seven minutes, as well as our mental faculties.
That's Steve Rogers, Captain America. It's not the powers which make him. What truly sets him apart is he's a good man with good intentions, compassion, and wisdom at all times. He's still mortal, so he makes bad choices too, but he is the antithesis of selfish. A good man given the peak possibilities of what a human body can be is what turns a good man like Steve Rogers into a genuine superhero, ie, "a mortal that can walk amoung the gods."
It's actually really inspiring when you realize what it all stands for.
@@blueroninstudios bruh it took me 4 months to notice I’ve gotten comments. I haven’t received any notifications💀
0:35 - They weren't obsessed with the shield. They were looking for something else and stumbled onto the shield and Cap.
1:34 - Actually that’s a misnomer. The original founding members of the Avengers team (circa 1960’s) was Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Wasp, and Ant-Man. Cap was created during World War II (as a morale booster & mascot for U.S. military enlistment) and Marvel wanted to bring him into the modern times so they created the “frozen & thawed” story so he could eventually join the team after its creation.
8:36 - Nah don’t feel stupid. HYDRA was a fictional subdivision of the Nazi regime created by Marvel. When they created Cap during World War II, they needed an evil organization (that wasn’t as symbolically horrendous as the Nazi brand) for Cap to fight and so HYDRA was created as a deep science division. Coincidentally HYDRA’s premise wasn’t inaccurate as the Nazis actually conducted innovative scientific research and searched for mystical and religious artifacts (such as the Spear of Destiny) and used tremendous resources in an attempt to gain an advantage during the war.
19:54 & 21:40 - The ice & sheer cold kept Cap in suspended animation (i.e. preserved his youth and appearance) and the Super Soldier Serum kept him alive all those years.
20:35 - He does have a healing factor (not like Wolverine) but he’s not immortal and was in fact killed back in 2007 (long story but he’s alive again). There’s lots of confusion about Cap’s powers so let me clarify - The Super Soldier Serum augments Cap’s physical abilities beyond the finest Olympic athlete but he’s not superhuman. In the original comics (Earth-616 timeline), Cap was able to bench press 550 kg (1100 lbs) unassisted, run a mile in 70 seconds, was immune to Earth-based toxins & germs, had enhanced speed, agility, reaction time, and mental processing. This made him a master tactician and battlefield commander in addition to learning several martial art forms making him among the best hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel universe.
there is even a fun thing about the healing factor, it is something like this
wolverine healing factor wighout adamantium is the double of the healing factor from hulk.
hulk healing factor is the double of wolverine healing factor with the adamantium.
wolverine healing factor with the adamantium is around 4 times bigger than the healing factor from captain america.
and cap hve something like a healing factor 20 times faster than a normal human being.
it was something like that...
Cap being so associated with the Avengers many comics fans even don't know or forget that he wasn't a founding member. He's been in most if not all line ups of the Avengers, so he's got more time in the Avengers than any other member.
DUAFFY,
just FYI, when you get to Captain America 2, the cover art to the blu-ray (or possibly the thumbnail, if you are streaming) contains a spoiler. It would be best if you avoided looking at it too close.
There is an Agent Carter series (Captain America's best girl). It is pretty cool. 🛡
Agreed, Peggy Carter is terrific!
Yeah, it is cool seeing the roots of S.H.I.E.L.D. And watching the show Agent Carter can only enhance your enjoyment if you end up watching Agents of Shield.
@@donrichards271 Also, the One-Shot.
Can't wait to see her in the What If series. I know it's animated, but it's still Captain Peggy.
This movie did a really good job stitching together a lot of Captain America's mythology from the original comic books. The character was originally created during World War II and on the cover of the first issue he was drawn literally punching Adolf Hitler in the face. In the movie the costume he wears when he's selling war bonds is a nod to his original costume in the comics, with the very bright colors and the triangular shield and all. Later the costume he wears when he rescues Bucky's regiment was also taken from the comics, but a much later version. After the World War II, the character kind of faded out and went out of print but then in the early 60's super heroes started getting popular again so they decided to bring the character back and they came up with the idea that he was frozen in ice at the end of the war.
Can't wait to see your reaction to The Avengers!
Duaffy: "Shhh" Me: "Be wery wery quiet." Duaffy: "We're hunting wabbits."
It was perfect timing. I lol'd.
Isn't it vewy vewy quiet? It's been awhile...
@@notmee2388 Yeah, my first instinct was to spell it "wewy" but your way was probably better. lol. But you get the joke.
When he was on the motorcycle, and plucked that “little thing” that caused the enemy bikes to blow up, you asked how he knew.
The “little thing” was the pin to a German hand-grenade. He knew exactly what was going to happen once that pin was pulled.
"Once you pull the pin, Mr. Grenade is no longer your friend." :D
The actor for the main villain (the Red Skull) was Elrond in the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit films. And the Hydra agent who killed the scientist at the start was Thorin Oakenshield.
He's also Agent Smith in The Matrix... the Red Skull, not Thorin...
Let's add "V for Vendetta" to Hugo Weaving's list of credits. Another great comic book turned movie that is a must watch.
He also voiced Megatron in the live-action Transformer movies.
He froze in the ice, and remember he mentioned how fast his cells heal and how tough the serum made him? I suppose the idea that this let him survive the thawing process 70 years later when they found him in the ice.
66 years actually
To answer your question on the conclusion, yes, he "slept" frozen for 70 years, there is a famous silly theory that Walt Disney froze himself to "wake up" sometime in the future. Not sure if that would work in real life but that is the explanation.
There are 2 moments in this video that show some of the things I like about you the most, first, your dancing scene that shows how fun you are, and second the plane crash scene by the end, that shows how big your heart is
Thank you for the upload as always!
silly theory ? who does Howard Stark look like ? Walt was in the movie.......
66 years actually
It actually doesn't work in real life because the fluid in a human body turns to ice and ruptures the cell walls. If there were some form of drug or serum that would act as an "anti-freeze" and prevent that effect from happening, maybe hibernation or re-vivication would work. But we don't have that.
Ah, "Disney on Ice".
Caps abilities aren't exactly explained as much as they are shown but hes basically as perfect as a human can possibly be without being superhuman: he cant get sick, is immune to disease, can handle insane amounts of physical stress, heals and regenerates faster than normal, can run at speeds in excess of 30 mph, and has a photographic memory, and is much stronger than a normal man. Hes one of the best and most adaptive fighters in Marvel Comics history, and I think theres a moment in an old comic where he has to take on all the Avengers because they were under some kind of mind control. He took every single Avenger out, was able to escape, evade, or subdue them, and he never made a big deal about it afterward! Hes the best!
I didnt know that Thorin Oakenshield worked for Hydra.
Once I told my wife that was Thorin, she could tell in his face it was him, even without a beard...
Elrond apparently ran Hydra.
Oh shit that is him! I never knew that.
You didn't knew that?
@M 40 But why does everything taste like chicken?!? ;o)
No, Hydra had nothing to do with the Nazis in real life. Yes, in the Marvel Universe they were spun out from the Nazis.
Well, the movie version takes a bit of inspiration from the Nazi occult research work during the war. Looking for items from Norse mythology items have been very in line for the SS. So Hydra could have grown out of those efforts.
Do not apologize! The thrill of watching a first reaction is reliving the experience vicariously through you! I can't wait to keep watching along with you!
The tiny thing he pulled off the bike to make it blow up was actually the pin on an old style grenade. They had a pin in the bottom of the handle, and the grenade was attached to the bike for the Hydra goons to use. Cap saw the grenade, so he pulled the pin and drove ahead, waiting for the grenade to explode.
Yes, he was frozen in ice, and the super-soldier formula, the same that prevents him from getting drunk, kept him in hibernation for 70 years. He also heals faster than normal humans. Peggy is a badass, and we see her again in her own serie 'Agent Carter', and in 'Agents of SHIELD' flashbacks.
Just a rundown on Captain America's powers/abilities for future reference so you know how he does what he does:
- Enhanced strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, reflexes, senses, and mental processing because of the super soldier serum
- Master martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant
- Accelerated healing factor
- Immunity to diseases and toxins
- Slowed ageing
- Master tactician, strategist, and field commander
If you want to know what the Tesseract really is, you’re gonna have to wait. We have to keep some secrets and surprises for the future! Show don’t tell
Don't forget they showed it for a little bit with Dr. Selvig at the end scene of Thor
@@minnesotajones261 but she has no clue what the Tesseract is truly capable of, just yet. This time next week she’ll have a much better understanding.
@@jw9565 True, just commenting that the Tesseract was first seen in Thor's end credit scene, then we see our "real" introduction to it in Captain America.
5:49 most people miss that Agent Carter was running to the grenade just like Steve. She admires him because they share many of the same qualities.... they are both brave, they are heroes.
"How did he sleep for 70 years?" He misset the alarm? We would also accept industrial-strength Doggie Downers. Best. Leo.
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They Digitally applied Chris Evans' face onto the body of a shorter and smaller actor. Until after the serum transformation then that's the real bulked up Chris Evans body from that point on.
They actually used several different techniques depending on the needs of the scene and the angle from which they were shooting. But you're not wrong. That was one of the techniques used.
The super serum enhances his body in many ways. So if he’s doing something that seems unrealistic, it’s because his body is doing or surviving something that normal people couldn’t. Like being in a cryogenic sleep for 70 years and not aging a day.
It is canon from the 1990s that the Super Soldier Serum offers one actual super power: the ability to put Steve into a preserved condition if you drown him in ice water. Not a particularly useful super power, but it's the one he's got. (Everything else is a matter of the serum pushing him to peak human capability, not superhuman.)
The city at the beginning of the movie is the same place Odin fought the Frost Giants at the beginning of Thor 1
The whole movie takes place over 2 years... according to the official MCU handbook
Peggy enlisted under a lie just like Steve did. She is actually younger than she says she is.
Steve is one of the greatest tactical minds of all time. He is capable of commanding multiple battles all at the same time. Not multitasking, but can think of plans on the spot
Peggy ran towards the grenade at the same time as Steve. She had the same intentions as him, but steve just beat her
Steve CAN run faster than those cars because they had a top speed of 132 mph, but it took a while to get to that speed. It would take over 5 minutes for those cars to reach even 60 mph
Steve's body is as perfect as a human body can get. It's the best a human body can get without being superhuman. He's the perfect human
He could reach the submarine because it also had a slow acceleration
All of the HYDRA vehicles were based on real nazi designs
Hydra was a faction of the nazis created by marvel comics as the main villain for Cap to fight
Captain America's shield is made out of Vibranium. Vb absorbs all kinetic and sonic energy. That's why the bullets didn't deflect and go flying everywhere. The shield absorbed all of their kinetic (motion) energy and that's why they fell
All of the HYDRA weapons sound like Iron Man's palm repulsors when they charge up to fire. It's because they are based on the same technology/energy
Those were baton grenades. They work the same way as fragmentation grenades (the one from the beginning of the movie). you pull the pin and throw
The Valkyrie, the Red Skulls plane, is a HYDRA bomber plane powered by the tesseract. Its sole purpose is to be able to fly indefinitely and carry suicide bombers
That something blue is a tesseract power cell. It's the same thing Cap took to Howard and it's the same thing that Arnim Zola and the Red Skull made when they first got the tesseract
Howard Stark had notes of the tesseract in his notebooks in Iron Man 2. At the end of the movie, you see Howard get possession of the tesseract. That's how he has notes on it
He was asleep cause the ice preserved him in suspended animation. He only survived because of the Super Soldier Serum. If he didn't have that, he would have died in the ice
Somewhat unrelated to the movies, but very much related to the 'commanding multiple battles' thing. Back in the day, Marvel and DC were on better terms and had crossover events. In one of them, the Justice League and the Avengers teamed up to battle a multiverse-level threat. Superman went into battle with Captain America's shield in one hand, and Mjolnir in the other, while Martian Manhunter broadcasted the thoughts of the united team's commander to everyone. That commander was Captain America, chosen by both sides as the one best able to lead. One of his quotes: Neural chaff. Hypnotic lights. Pre-programmed skills. Try fighting the Wehrmacht, mister- It teaches you focus!
In comics
Wolverine and captain America used to fight together in ww2
With each movie you'll learn and understand more. The journey is what matters not the destination.
"shhh, we're hunting wrabbits" is such a great reference😂
Edit: To your "How did he sleep for 70 years?" He slept for 70 years in some sort of "cryo-freeze" you see in quite some series/films, because he was buried in ice.
66 years actually
He slept in "some sort of" ... as always, the person who knows the least.
I'm glad you liked the music from when Captain America was acting as a mascot lol.
Captain America is the very peak of being human. So basically if he went into the Olympics he would get a gold in every event. Thats basically why he's able to do all his things.
Id say he is also a little buffed in the MCU too
He also stronger Bone density.
@@thorkagemob1297 He is the same size as comics.
I would say that in the comics - he's at peak human. But in the MCU - he's over the line - BARELY - into actual superhuman. He's superhuman - but on the low end of the scale. He's able to go toe to toe with, say, Spider-Man and other, far superior foes (on paper) in later films because -
a) Spider-Man ALWAYS holds back his full strength not wanting to kill anyone, and in this case he ESPECIALLY didn't want to hurt Cap cause he's a big FAN of Captain America
-and
b) Captain America might STILL win in an all-out because of superior training, skill, and creativity. He goes toe to toe with a Super Robot that clearly outclasses him in another future film and while he would never be able to BEAT that robot - he does what he set out to do and kept him distracted and engaged in the fight.
c) "I could do this all day" Steve NEVER gives up. EVER.
@@logandarklighter I´d say that in movies he clearly has superstrength, he prevents an helicopter from taking off. The strength you need to do that is huge.
I truly enjoy your reactions and your guesses! Please keep your enthusiasm and your clear sensibilities.
The little pin he took that blew up the motorcycles was the pin to a german hand grenade.
Can't wait for The Avengers
Yes xdd
Don't ever feel stupid!! You're a smart, beautiful and really cool person!
lol
extremely beautiful
You will be very happy to know that Peggy Carter has her own Marvel TV show called "Marvel's Agent Carter" which lasted two seasons. It is about her adventures after WWII in 1950s. Howard Stark is in it also. Played by same actors.
6:53 "'Mr. Stark!' You are it! You are Stark's _father!"_
😄 I think the _real_ joy of a reaction video is watching _other_ people have the same realizations _I've_ had.
He’s was frozen in ice for 70 years. Like suspended animation. Cryogenics type stuff. That’s why he didn’t age. He was able to survive being frozen like that because he’s a super soldier and has the serum flowing within him.
We are hunting wabbits! LOL I think I'm in love! Keep up the good work
That entire ending twist forever gives me goosebumps 🤯
That's why Cap. America is my all-time favorite Marvel trilogy. You'll see why🇺🇸😍
nice reaction! I laughed when you said, "we're hunting wabbits....".
Lol I'm sorry but the, "We're hunting wabbits," might be the most adorable thing I've seen you do
The man who plays Arnim Zola is the voice actor for Dobby the House Elf in Harry Potter 2 and 7/8 his name is Tobias Toby Jones
Yes, he's a fine actor, always a delight to see. I especially loved his role as Ollie, in "The Mist."
And he is great in Sherlock as well
I enjoy watching this. I loved your dancing with the chorus line song. I hope you have good holidays and enjoy more movies...especially the Marvel ones.
Just started watching your reactions and im loving it ,keep up the good work lady..
I love the way you laugh dk why 🤣😁
Seeing Duaffy dance to The Star Spangled Man just made my day!
Rogers can run at a good clip, and an aircraft that big and heavy would accelerate slowly...he could be faster, for a time, but, as seen here, it will exceed his speed before long. Love your videos.
I read a lot of comic books growing up, Capt. America was always my favorite. He was always so righteous, putting his life on the line for others, frequently he was the leader of the Avengers.
His origin story is pretty close to the comic book version, except that he's found frozen in the ice by the newly formed Avengers which were Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man and the Wasp. They were hunting for the Hulk who was on a rampage. In the book Bucky was on that plane too but dropped off, instead of being on a train.
He's the 1st Avenger because he was in comic books 2 decades before Iron Man, Thor and the other Marvel characters. It was him, the Human Torch (an android) and Sub-Mariner (the Marvel version of Aquaman). There were others that are long forgotten now.
In the beginning sequence they showed that he was found in the ship frozen in the ice , it preserved him
He wasn’t enlisting because of arrogance or to make himself feel better. He wanted to fight fit and protect those who were in danger. That’s what the serum amplified, his selfless heart and courage
btw the bomber plane cap flew into the ice was "just" an exaggeration of the comic book writers, but it did exist in smaller form, called the "Ho-229", developed by the germans in WW2
Yes, he was just frozen in ice. My niece who was 10 at the time she saw this is still mad that they never had their date.
Only because it was so unexpected, did I laugh so hard, "Shhh... chk-chk... we are hunting wabbits.."
Watching people react to the Red Skull reveal (who never heard of him or have no comic book reference point to him being Cap's lead villain) is always kinda fun. :) The MCU starts relatively slow but the movies as a whole are phenomenally written and performed. Glad you're taking this journey!
He was frozen in the ice, like cryostasis. The freezing preserved his body and the super soldier serum made him able to survive the freezing, so they were able to revive him after they found him. Hydra wasn't a thing in real history, it was only part of the marvel universe. Did you notice that The Red Skull also played Elrond in The Lord of the Rings?
I don't know if you got that, but in The Incredible Hulk, General Ross and Bruce Banner said the tried to recreate the "super soldier serum" that's how the Hulk and the Abomination were born, plus Howard Stark studied the tesseract, that's how he created the Arc Reactor and Tony could replicate it in the caves for his heart, and that's why Red Skull' guns sound like Iron Man's armor, it comes from the tesseract, we can see it in Howard's notebook in Iron Man 2 :)
Captain America is my favorite Avenger! A true hero right here!
He was preserved in the ice for 70 years. He also had a regenerative system because of the enhancements. So the combination is that he was in an extended sleep.
"Don't enjoy this, it's sad!" - says Duaffy with a smile on her face... :D
He was sleep for 70 years because he was frozen in the ice. He was hibernated. Its isn't a spoiler just watch the movie start again. They found captain's shield and himself in the ice. You even included the scene at 0:30
A note. When you see Peggy Carters desk in future Marvel movies the picture she keeps is of Steve before he transformed, she loved him not just his muscles.
The super-soldier serum, along with being on ice for 70 years, was also a big factor in the fact that he didn't age.
A rare scene of "One of the Six Infinity Stones." The Tesseract.... aka The Space Stone.
Don't want to spoil the 6 Infinity Stones yet. Just keep it following on the MCU chronological order. The Avengers movie awaits. You're gonna love it!
Never feel stupid just because you don't know something yet. This is the part of MCU movies, everyone had that moments when we tried to figure things out and all the excitement while watching and all the informations at once... it is not easy focus on every little thing and it is tottaly normal :)
The Howling Commandos were a team of WWII soldiers in Marvel comics in the 60s. There were a dozen Easter Eggs that were probably lost on all but die-hard fanboys. The bowler hat. The battle-cry "WAHOO!" The whole movie is jam-packed comic book references.
cap was frozen in ice for 70 years or at least that is how marvel comics first explained that he had not aged
He was kept in a state of "suspended animation" by being frozen and with the help of supersoldier serum.
ice can preserve someone as long as it doesn't crack and cap was in some deep ice. so yeah, along with his healing factor and well, he's captain america, he's fine.
As I recall, the metric for the original super soldier serum (Captain America and Red Skulls abilities) is that it makes you double the human maximum. What's the fastest a human can run? Captain America can run twice as fast. What's the most a human can possibly lift? Captain America can lift twice that much. It also grants essentially unlimited endurance and slows the ageing process. So he'd be older, but not actually old, if he hadn't been frozen. The original serum also has physical side effects. It deformed Red Skulls face and made Steve Rogers double in bulk.
Don't forget the end credits - there may be two of them...So much to come for you and look forward to seeing your reactions!
I always chuckle when Peggy, standing in front of Steve after he has come out of the conversion chamber, impulsively reaches out to touch his pectoral muscle. Turns out it wasn't scripted, Hayley Atwell simply couldn't restrain herself. :D
There is actually an alternate universe comic where Peggy Carter ends up becoming captain America. In that universe steve was killed during that attack that killed the doctor that made the super soldier serum.
You can tell by my icon I like this guy. Very fun react. I'm happy you liked it! Can't wait for AVENGERS.
Btw there was a popular theory half a century ago, that you could FREEZE a person just before death. Then when the technology was developed in the future to revive you, you could live again. In reality, freezing causes the liquid in your body to crystalize and break the cells in your body. But Steve's body is tougher than normal. And he can survive this.
LOL I was thinking the 'wabbits' line as you said it! What a gem!
The fact Red Skull had a hydra key chain.
I want one. I already have a shield key chain.
I'm sure many have already answered this but because she crashed in ice and got frozen... the super soldier serum enhanced his immune system as well as other physical attributes ... it protected him in the ice for 70 years (any normal human would of died)
Super Soldier Serum enabled Cryostasis. Extreme cold can genuinely reduce a person's physical and metabolic processes to a crawl, one heart beat per minute go for years without food, there are animals in nature that actually freeze over (an Arctic Moth I believe comes to mind). It's like hibernating in a freezer. Part of the reason we can't freeze people and defrost people is that when someone is frozen, ice crystals form in their soft tissues, rupturing their cells, kinda like freezer burn. The Super Soldier Serum on the other hand has regenerative properties at the cellular level. So Cap's Super Soldier Serum allowed him to be frozen and defrosted without killing him.
the ice put him into suspended animation. Most wouldn't have survived, but the serum protected his cells from the thawing
Don't feel stupid about your fails when you try to imagine what is happening... it's part on the job when you do a first time watching reaction... and you do very well anyway ! :)
I'll continue to watch your work, it's very nice.
You gave an honest reaction. Can't ask for more than that..
It’s the best movie in the Marvel World for me because it’s the beginning of captain America. I like your TH-cam channel ☺️.
The films director Joe Johnston got the job of directing this film because of a film you need to watch called THE ROCKETEER.
This is my favorite MCU movie; First avenger, good man, love story. Hope you enjoy!!!
Great reaction. This is such a wonderful film.
The old man guarding the Tesseract was groundskeeper Filch and Dr. Zola was Dobby in the Harry Potter films.
*Filch 😛
He is also Walder Frey 😮
Don't feel bad for the confusion. This movie was one of the original set up movies for the whole MCU.
favorite detail of this one, when Steve covers the grenade with his body and everyone else runs, Peggy Carter also is seen running TO the grenade. She's just as brave :)
btw, Chris Evans, the actor that plays Captain, is pretty much the same personality as the character. Very kind, sweet, caring, humble. Honestly, it's perfect casting.
oh nice! I blinked. AND THERE IS DUAFFY!! :)
Love your reactions! I will say, basically all of your confusion and questions that you've had are basically being answered while you're talking during important plot moments. 🤣 I get it, it's a reaction for a reason, but it might be a good idea to hit pause while you talk about something.
But again, love your reactions. Looking forward to avengers!
You're amazing, I love watching your reactions!
You bring up good questions to add to others I had going into this movie. Overall though I always felt it explained them pretty well. The super soldier serum enhanced Steve Rogers in every way from physical strength, speed and agility to cellular resilience and fortitude, which is how he survived cryogenic freezing for seventy years. It is sad about the lost time, the life (and love) he left behind. But that's just how dedicated Captain Rogers is, willing to lay down his life if need be for others.
With that said, you have arrived. You've met earth's mightiest heroes, now it's on to the grand event. The crossover that some doubted yet had millions of grown viewers in theaters bouncing in their seats and applauding like happy children. I cannot wait to see your reaction. And Duaffy? Never apologize for being so adorably excitable. ^ _ ^
It legit surprises me how many people I see react to this movie and not get that he was frozen for 70 years. I know that’s not how it would work realistically, but there’s plenty of other crazier things
Someone winding up in the future after being frozen for a long time has been a thing like forever.
Hey!
Sry for bad english (not my main language).
I would like to say that i've been seriously depressed for almost 2.5 years and i started to feel some happiness one month ago when i started to watch your reaction videos. Keep up with your videos, they are making me feel atleast a little better. Thank you for existing!
Your English is amazing!!!
My purpose is to help people throughout the day with my gaming and reaction channels. If it makes someone smile or laugh, I fulfilled that purpose.
Your words reminded me of a picture from Boggle the Owl: m.facebook.com/444285825608960/photos/a.444309058939970/509448645759344/?type=3&source=54
It's in FB but I think it's visible without the need of an account. I want you to know that our demons gain full power when we listen. They have the ability to make us believe they're right, and trying to change will lead to misery. And as time passes by, we forget how to be happy. We have to re-learn. It's scary, we may fail 56 times. But at the 57th attempt, we win. We practice and happyness lasts each day a bit longer. The demons suddenly become small.
So take time (days, months, years), breath, and dare to prove to your demons how wonderful you are.
Take care and thank you for sharing your feelings with me
@@DuaffyMS that might be the nicest thing i've heard in a long time. Thank you for being such an wonderful pure human and i can't wait for you to continue Marvel reactions! ❤️
A little Captain America history:
The Super Soldier Serum is essentially a hyper-accelerated steroid that stabilizes with Vita-Ray radiation. Since his metabolism is accelerated his body is always healing and counteracting any damage to his body whether from too much fat, sugar, alcohol, narcotics, illness, environment, etc. So he heals quicker than normal humans when injured, is more resilient to physical activity as well as illness, and has increased mental acuity. The serum changes the body on a cellular level and is in a constant state of homeostasis so after the crash, his body while frozen was also in a constant state of repair, so he was in suspended animation until he was thawed out.
The Super Soldier Serum alters the subject's body to peak human potential, and so all reflexes, senses, reactions, strength, and thought are increased to just shy of superhuman.
In World War Two, Audie Murphy was around the same height as the young actor in this awesome movie. Mr Murphy was declined by The Armed Forces so he went into The Army. Mr Murphy has won every medals bestowed on this tiny man with enormous courage. Size doesn't matter if your heart is in the right place 💖💯 RESPECTS 💯
We are finally on road to Avengers everybody! Loving your reactions and this journey that you will take through these movies will be amazing.
Stan Lee didn't create Captain America but he was responsible for bringing him back to the comics in 1965 after a long absence, by writing the story that he stayed frozen after WW2. Also, Stan Lee invented the idea of Vibranium as the metal of which Captain America's shield is made. In the old comics, the shield is made of just regular steel.