The first time I watched The winter soldier in the cinema, when everyone came out from the theater and into the elevator, a guy said: ‘before we get started, does anyone want to get out?’ Everyone in the elevator laughed so hard 😂
Scariest thing about cap is he's supposed to be the peak of human evolution yet he has never used his full potential yet cause his heart is so pure when it comes to causing pain unto others that he does not want to use any unnecessary power
One thing I like about this scene is that it subtly hints Cap's intelligence. He's mainly known for his strength and bravery and stuff, but look at how he handled the situation here. He noticed suspicious behavior of the people in elevator: the sweating, rapid mumbling, fidgeting, etc. He could tell that more agents going in were actually cornering him. He figured out what was gonna happen without showing any sign of fear. Then he delivers an epic one-liner and obliterates them all.
I am quite certain they based his power level of the version of Captain America from Marvel's "Ultimates" series, and not their mainstream universe. That version of Captain America is not "peak human," but truly superhuman, and possesses strength on par with Spider-Man -- he even briefly knocked the Hulk unconscious (BTW, I always liked that in the Ultimates universe, Hulk is _truly_ dangerous, and kills hundreds of people when transformed into the Hulk -- it honestly makes more sense for a rage-fueled being like the Hulk to be so unrestrained and violent). The movie version also has a costume based on Ultimate Captain America's. They also took the casting of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury from "The Ultimates" comic series; he had been drawn as Jackson there -- not looking somewhat like either; it was unmistakably Samuel L. Jackson, before he ever starred as Fury in a Marvel movie.
@@mr.s6661 alternate timeline is pretty much another universe.. An alternate.. Universe.. Where you didn't fight.. I'd say time traveling is going to another Universe..
lol i keep imagining, isnt it public that cap was the one that defeated red skull, and everybody knows it? why would he turn hydra now lol, but them lackeys just believe it
There's a comic, can't remember which one (Civil War, maybe?) where Cap & Spidey are fighting a room full of goons, several dozen armed mercenaries. The caption narration (Fury, I think?) observes their differences. He states that Spidey fights everything on the fly. He adapts instantly, almost precognitively, due to his reflexes & spider-sense. He doesn't strategize or plan ahead; it's not his style. It's all improv, basically. Whereas Cap is the opposite. He instinctively sees a dozen steps ahead, calculating trajectories & combatant positions. Every single move he makes is deliberate and sets up the next move, and the next, and so on. Calculated combos, essentially.
I wish they'd at least once have done him comic-book accurate, with the little wings on his cowl actually sticking out instead of just painted-on flat, and with the bright colors and fish-scale armor.
@@Sydz0 No. As Christopher Reeve showed with his 100% comic accurate costume, if you take it seriously and "sell it" instead of being too cool for the source material, the audience will come along. They WANT to.
Louis Quinteros okay I meant it is pretty much the same scene as the elevator scene in endgame because some of the hydra strike members were in that movie like crossbones the bald guy and the henchman who was kgbeast in bvs
That scene might've set up secret wars. If anyone has read it back in the day like I have, it's a perfect set up and captain did have to go back there to return one of the stones. Very easy set up.
Chris Evans killed this scene. He had to express complete confidence and at the same time complete situational awareness. His eye movements let the audience know that we know what’s going on, but he doesn’t let them know that until he drops the get out or get put out line. The Winter Soldier has such replay value. I literally watched it three times in a day back when it came out on DVD. Just fantastic through and through.
2:27 I love this detail. He's superhero, but he's still only human and he had to take that moment to collect himself before doing something that no sane human would ever consider. Tiny little details like that that show the courage of Steve Rogers is what complements the Super Soldier Serum, not the other way around
He is superhuman physically, but mentally he’s still superhuman, seriously the guy is righteous the person, so I guess morally he’s superhuman, but he thinks and acts like a human but better. Fear, pain, loss, and other stuff isn’t just gone from him. While jumping he was probably scared as shit, and it was probably pretty painful landing even with his durability and vibration shield. He only jumped because he had to, lest he have to fight everyone which he really doesn’t like doing.
What i especially liked is once he crash lands he's in severe pain but he fights through it and goes on - that is something you are born with, you can't learn it and it is, amongst other things, what Erskine saw in Steve Rogers when he chose him.
I love how original his escape is, jumping out the window and using the shield to absorb most of the impact. The entire scene including the jet is captain at his absolute best.
The deceleration of the immediate stop when he hit the pavement should have caused him to take longer to recover from it. I would have liked the suspense of him laying there completely still for a while and then gasping for breath. I have fallen from a high point and it knocks the breath out of you
@@rogerm3708 2 major things different...one is that he is super soldier who can jump from 200-500ft feet to ocean without a parachute... second is that he used his vibranium shield to disperse all of the kinetic energy so he really didnt get that much backlash.
To give you an idea: When people jumped from the World Trade center, the impact left nothing but blood. Police said the bodies exploded like watermelons hitting the ground .
@@electrictroy2010 And para-jumping without a chute into the ocean would crush your entire skeletal frame. So, you have to be willing to acknowledge that the serum gave him enough superhuman resilience to injury that he can take a fall like this as we see it. Same reason he can take a punch from Thanos and wake up a few minutes later, instead of it ripping his head clean-off (Infinity War).
Winter Soldier is the best MCU film because it's so grounded in realism. It's a action spy thriller more than it is a superhero film more than just an superhero movie.
"Before we get started...", This line is stuck in my head for years now. I've been trying to study this scene, until the bike escape, but every time I watch it, it's like my first time in the elevator. So intense, time is irrelevant here. 👍🍿
Lemme learn ya something, During the bike scene, out loud, I audibly said ‘get the *fuck* outta here!!’ So loud that half of the theatre turned to look at or laughed with me I miss going to the theatre
@@bluejayway5458 it's a good movie, The" i can do this all the day " line comes from there, the acting( i wasn't a believer of chris evans as cap for me he was johnny storm i was soo angry then i watched the movie and now his captain america portrayal is my favorite of the mcu), many awsome things too, connexion with the stark familly, his friendship with bucky , the first mcu movie to include an infinity stone, the story in a whole was good, the whole thing when he wakes up in modern day, the only problem is the action but it wasn't that much of a problem.
Doesn't look like it, he can't afford being captured so he takes them out as efficently and fast as possible, This being PG13 though you don't see blood when in reality Cap may be able to punch someones head off if he goes full force.
@@FPAlpha You just said he can punch someone's head off, which he can, if he can throw a motorcycle like a basketball, which he does in AOU. So yeah, definitely holding back.
@@FPAlpha You do realize that you contradicted yourself, right? That you said that it doesn't look like Cap is holding back yet he can punch someone's head clean off if he used his true strength (which, based on all the strength feats Cap has achieved, he IS clearly capable of doing if he so desired, but he won't due to his morality) is very silly. Cap was holding back.
Let's really look at what they accomplished here: An action scene in a very tight space, well-lit, no shaky cam, cut just quick enough to make it feel kinetic and not too quick as to confuse where things are spatially, featuring a solid one-liner, starring a hero that you can take seriously and root for despite his origin as a silly patriotic product of the time. Awesome. EDIT: Please read a couple comments down before getting your hams steamed by the word "silly". My dad served in the military for 30 years, I'm plenty patriotic.
SILLY? The creator of Capt America said he was morally repulsed by the actions of Nazi Germany in the years leading up to the United States' involvement in World War II and felt war was inevitable. Fighting evil is not silly
@@electrictroy2010 Of course not, I love and appreciate classic Cap! I'm just referring to the general perception. He was perfectly suited for when he came out, but I think America's attitude towards patriotism has changed since then, and they wanted something more nuanced in terms of both character and design.
@@zxt5148 As with the above reply, you're preaching to the choir! I'm not saying that patriotism is inherently bad/silly, but that classic Cap's over-the-top version of it is often perceived as silly by today's standards. I think even taking out modern disillusionment/backlash, patriotism has a little more nuance now than it did back in the day. At least, that's how I see it.
MCU is all down hill now. They peaked with Cap, Tony, Thor and Hulk. 2/4 are gone now and they were the best parts of the movies. Hulk got robbed of a character arc so maybe they can make something out of that
@@cb-9938 I feel like I can't blame Phase 2 for not reaching those peaks again, it's an extremely tough act to follow, so to speak. Still a lot of cool things to come out of the newer MCU movies. I personally loved Falcon/Winter Soldier, Multiverse of Madness, and Ms.Marvel. I'd be interested in seeing more of Hulk. He seems to have completed his "Jekyll/Hyde" arc already, so I'd be curious to see what's next.
True story: One time when I was in Paris, I was in a crowded elevator at the Eiffel Tower. Some kid was wearing a Captain America shirt with THAT design on it and when the doors close, he goes, "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?" I immediately pointed at him and said, "I understood that reference."
I like how the whole time Cap is still being careful not to kill these guys despite their attacks, but rather recognizing they arent there to kill him either since they are using non lethals. But at 1:49 just getting sick of it and using his strength to completely demolish Remlo.
"Give it up, Rogers! you've got nowhere to go!" **Minions forget that elevator has glass walls and that Rogers has a shield that helps cancel out kinetic energy**
It doesn't cancel out energy. even if it did, Cap would get hurt because his body will suddenly lose energy which happens when someone falls on concrete rather than a cushion.
"Before we get started, does anybody wanna get out?" The fact that he is sincere in this offer and probably would have let anyone who didn't want in on that moment out just makes it funnier. The lead-up to this is great too. First, Brock Rumlow and some of his agents get on the elevator and make small talk; Steve is suspicious once he notes their hands are very near their batons. Then a bunch of businessmen get on at the next floor and Rogers notices that one is sweating. Then, they arrive at a third floor... and the doors open to reveal three massive beefbuses built like MMA fighters who (like Rumlow) are STRIKE personnel, confirming Cap's suspicions that something is about to go down. They proceed to shuffle around so that he's surrounded. Even better is his slightly irritated look at all this when the third group gets in, as if he's more disappointed in their lack of subtlety than the fact that he's about to be attacked by his own allies. It's particularly funny when one of the final arrivals into the elevator gives the floor they're going to: Massive MMA-style STRIKE operative: Records.
Love the breakdown, did not get a good sense of the details until then: To further continue the analysis Rumlow isn't usually sociable so he's acting OOC. There's no good reason to have hands near weapons when on your home turf surrounded by friends and allies unless you're about to engage a hostile. Why would a businessman be sweating? They didn't sound like they were rushing to the elevator and even then, that's a little too much sweat for a short sprint. Also, records, lol, why would these guys go to records? And last, that seemingly dead silence when everyone was about to get the jump on Cap. That silence is a dead giveaway for an ambush on a primal level. "It's quiet, too quiet" comes to mind.
And the best part of that scene: At the end of the fight, during the overhead shot showing everyone out on the ground, you can see Gui DaSilva, one of the stuntmen, having a quick nap. The one on the bottom right. This was confirmed by Gui himself, in an episode of Corridor Crews „Stuntmen react“ series.
@@feranard Don't forget why are they all going to the same floor when half of them have nothing to do with the records area. Plus records is downstairs, a perfect place to spring a killing like a basement or the sewers
I love this movie. I especially love the fact that the movie poster (which usually exaggerates an idealised great body) doesn't exaggerate. Everybody has a great body!
I like how this scene shows how cap isn't just a dumb brute. He's very intelligent and resourceful. Gets shit done throughout the entire movie, no whining, no hesitation to do the right thing. I don't get how people say he's not even all that powerful and is just a lame.
At 1:02 while they are trying to get him arm on the wall, he is plotting how to take out every MF'er in that elevator. He is a master strategist at combat and why he gave out the orders in the NYC fight in The Avengers.
@B. Rudnitzki Yes, but that was Brock Rumlow (Frank Grillo). I never said Cap didn't get hit, but he is thinking steps ahead of most opponents. IE He was kicking Thanos's ass in EndGame for a few minutes, until Thanos got the upper hand.
Your comment makes me think more about SAO, when Kirito gets surrounded by lower level players and the "fight" starts, at that point Kirito's auto heal skill is so high it outstrips the damage the ambushers are doing. He just stands there for like two minutes letting them hit him.
It reminds me of something Geralt says, something to the effect of, I'll never understand why some men want to throw their lives away fighting an armed Witcher.
Captain America was able to force Red Skull (HYDRA leader) into wielding the tesseract by beating him of course, but the tesseract banished Red Skull. Basically the most important HYDRA leader was, as the earthlings thought, dead. Why? Because of cap.
Camel Nut it wasn’t in the same elavator. The time travel elevator scene was during the aftermath of Loki’s failed attempt to conquer earth. The other one was after that during the time of cap finding out about the winter soldier
Pretty much i could say they tried their best it would've been dumb if they sent only rumlow or 1 big guy so they had to send about 10 guys plusba strike team so not as dumb as i'd like to think
@@Mezha07 Yeah, for most people this would've been the grandmaster of overkill. Cramped space filled to the brim with hostiles. Powerful magnetic cuffs to restrain him and stun batons. The cuffs especially, were really effective. It had cap fighting one handed for most of the fight. If it wasn't for cap throwing off one cuff they might have had a much easier time shocking him.
Underrated comment tbh, i would love Stan Lee comin out from the back of the elevator and say "me" and "excuse me" to the Hydra guys and when he got off and the doors close THEN they fight
I love how Cap starts off really focusing on holding back his punches, then when it gets nearer to the wire, he starts literally throwing people around.
He's one up against a literal army. Cap is holding back his punches at first because he needs to be fast and precise with all of this moves in order to thin out the opposition. Throwing someone around is slow and is easily interrupted. After that, he can start using his power moves. It's why the first guys to go down are the non-combatant business dudes with the magnet cuffs.
As far as I'm concerned, this is the best film in the entire MCU, and this scene is the best action scene in any MCU film. You can have your big Endgame battle; for me, this is as good as it gets: tense, perfectly-paced, no shakycam, no quarter-second cuts, and makes it very clear that it's not just a supersoldier serum which makes Captain America a force to be reckoned with.
Captian America Civil War is the best in my opinion. That movie had a level of action choreography similar to CAWS with a plot that challenges political philosophy and the concept of revenge. Each character had very clear path to development shown there and it set up some of the best movies in the MCU and record breakers of the history of cinema
This movie is criminally underrated. This scene as well as the nick fury assassination attempt scene really made you feel like the whole world was against you. And lets not forget the imcredible winter soldier action scenes which really made him look like a ruthless, cold-blooded killer that will do anything for the mission.
@@prankstereddy I'd be hard pressed to call any other better. It's one of the only MCU films that effectively stands alone as a great film, not just a comic book film.
Here's another good one. The Mission Impossible: Fallout bathroom fight destroys this. Of you haven't, I recommend you check it out. P.S I'm not saying this isn't good. Lol
@monokhem Fighting skills before the serum? A guy in his condition wouldn't have even passed basic training! In fact he bypassed Basic because he had been pre-selected for the serum program.
I remember The Winter Soldier being my transition into knowing the everything else after this movie would prevail. Everything about this film felt fresh, unique, the fight scenes were beyond epic, and there was very little CGI used.
All the movies the Russos made were great. I really hope they are given the opportunity (and accept it) to really take their time an make another great Marveil movie.
@@rocketbird1 it's a lot like every Marvel movie, but it's mostly used on backgrounds, equipment, and action instead of characters. It's all extremely well-done though.
@@alqaeda7040 Captain America in a comic was really old yet still beat 10 versions of Kang SOLO. He definitely is the definition of superhuman plus the MCU version uses the ultimate series captain American and nerf him.
@@christopherwashi They don't film the scenes in the order you see them in the movies. My mind was blown when I found this out too. For some reason I just assumed they did it all in order.
The shock from that fall plus the planning they did to catch him. Bruh I hope to be just as badass as him or even more , way ,way ,way more. Massive respect.
This scene really shows Cap's intelligence, in not just fighting and realizing when to fight. I noticed when he jumped out of the window at 2:30, he spread his arms to reduce his speed before covering himself with his shield. Really great detail there.
Instead of fighting them, he deceives them. He says Hail Hydra and gets them to give him the briefcase, allowing him to walk out without a problem. Until he runs into himself, of course. It was during the time heist. He KNEW he could've taken them, and actively, wisely chose not to. Cap in this scene and in the Endgame scene realized they were Hydra agents. In this scene he chose the reckless option, and could've gotten himself caught. In Endgame he chose not to fight and risk the mission when he didn't have to. Even knowing he had managed it in previously.@@blair5475
Oh sure, when Cap says, "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?" in an elevator, people think it's cool When I say it in an elevator people look at me like I'm crazy
“How well do you want the fight choreography to be in this movie?” “Yes.” This is still the best MCU movie btw. Especially from a storytelling perspective.
“Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out??” One of the coldest lines ever for many reasons…first it’s a psyche out id be scared if I heard him say that lol, second he could be just bluffing/acting but smartly to try and see if he could get anyone to leave giving him more of an advantage and making it even easier…also he has superhuman senses that’s across the board so he also knows there’s probably some guys in there that don’t want to be based on their sweat and heartbeats
Before the MCU I thought Cap was a pretty lame character. By this and by Endgame, he was one of my absolute favourites. Kudos to Chris Evans and the Cap writers.
You have to appreciate the way they choreographed this scene. The attention to detail like the way cap is onshotting everyone but they show Rumlow standing out by being the only one smart enough to pin one of Caps arms by kicking his hand.
My dream is a Batman movie with fight sequences of this quality and style. I get it’d be harder with the cape, but it’d be amazing to see it pulled off.
The best part about this scene is Steve's subtle facial expressions as he's running the scenario through his head. The briefcase agents sweating already had him thinking something was up, but the second those two bouncer dudes walk in, you can see on Steve's face the moment it hits him that this is all a setup.
@@Ikajo He may not rival Tony or Shuri in intelligence, but Cap is very smart in his own right, so those people that you mentioned really need to pull their acts together and quit acting like imbeciles.
Andrew Stewart endgame cap wasn’t try to severely hurt avengers 1 cap so he was holding back avengers 1 cap was try to severely hurt endgame cap because he thought he was loki
@@Aurantius_ Yep, he was the weakest in Avengers 1 (besides when he was skinny and old). That's probably because he was just defrosted a few days ago and wasn't used to fighting.
I think infinity war steve roger was more powerful as fighting Proxima midnight, corvus glaive, Outriders army and Thanos Himself Holding Infinity Gauntlet.
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v That plot armor being his super strength and toughness and his shield absorving most of the fall's impact. And even then it still looks like it hurt a lot, but adrenaline is a hell of a drug.
Two places you never want to find yourself stuck in:
1. An elevator with Captain America
2. A hallway with Darth Vader
Best yet lol
Or a hallway with Luke sky walker apparently, if you’re an evil droid of darkness.
Stairwell with Daredevil.
Cap wouldn't hurt anyone that didn't have it coming.
@@d.r.8320 you mean hallway with daredevil?
The first time I watched The winter soldier in the cinema, when everyone came out from the theater and into the elevator, a guy said: ‘before we get started, does anyone want to get out?’ Everyone in the elevator laughed so hard 😂
It's true, I was the elevator
It's true, I was the concierge in the theater, and when they got to the food court, everyone stood up and clapped
lol 😂
All fun and games till he starts throwing hands with everyone in the elevator
@@Deadlyaztec27 it's true I was the security guard and saw it all through the cameras.
"Before we get started... does anyone wanna get out?"
"Yes please."
good ending
There's probably a timeline out there where that actually happens and everyone has second thoughts, stop the elevator and walk away 😅
Nat20 intimidation
But hail hydra ending was best ending 😂
Hail Hydra
Walk my ass straight to the time clock to punch out 😂
The soundtrack when he jumps out of the elevator is amazing. Really makes you feel like it's one guy versus this huge organization. Amazing.
It also really complements his fall
I came to watch this video just for that score
@@Krawnait’s called “taking a stand” if you want to hear its full version without the sound of glass breaking or people screaming
And just evolves to something even greater against the quinjet @@demoliman
Sitwell’s reaction is even better!
Someone on a random floor: "............man, this elevator's taking forever..."
Lol, but may be S.H.I.E.L.D have a lot of Elevators
@@wxhynzz r/whoooosh
@@nicobrix5324 he got the joke,he said lol
Understandable! Have a great day.
Should’ve made Stan lee say that
Cap: "Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out?"
Random Dude in elevator: "Wait, What?"
Suuuppppeeerrrrr Copied
@Liliana Corsi LMMFAOOO!!!!
LMMFAOOO
It's my first day working in shield 🤣
Cap: Before we get started does anyone want to get out
Random dudes: wait **bring out his phone and start vlogging** okay go on
"Before we get started.."
"This movie is sponsored by Raid: Shadow Legends."
Lol
*Fight immediately starts*
@@jasonchiu272 But this time, it's justified.
“Hail Raid Shadow Legends.”
(DISCLAIMER I AM NOT A RAID SHADOW LEGENDS FAN)
Lmao
It 's been 9 years and still the best combat scene in the MCU
Only shang chi comes close
@@A.H.goose1Shang Chi's high CGI scene's are quite overrated. Nothing is better when it comes to natural skill full fighting.
@@gate25.mbappe The tram fight? The fight with death dealer? Only the very end has cgi
This scene is so overrated.
Him getting choked down is so funny, no wonder it became viral lmao
“Before we get started...does anyone wanna get out?”
“Uh yeah, I’m just one floor doOH MY GOD,”
I'd be out the window.
Something Deadpool would reply to like that.
Uh yeah, I’m just one floor doOH MY GOD YOU ARE WAY OVER CAFFEINATED!!!
Caden Rolland 😂😂😂
HASHAHDHAS
Imagine if some random person was in there, completely oblivious to the building tension and then hears Cap say those words.
The scariest thing about cap in this scene: He could do this all day.
"Yeah I know, i know"
🤣😂😂😂
Scariest thing about cap is he's supposed to be the peak of human evolution yet he has never used his full potential yet cause his heart is so pure when it comes to causing pain unto others that he does not want to use any unnecessary power
“I understood that reference”
Haha 😂 😂
Cap isn't trapped in that elevator with Hydra, they're trapped in there with him.
o yeah it's like they're fighting thanos inside the elevator 😂😂😂
Rorschach
That's why they all were sweating 😂
That was the best line in Watchmen 😁😁😁
@@lanoktobre9883 at least thanos always leave half of whatever's in there.
Agressive : "Before we get started... does anyone want to get out?"
Passive : "Hail Hydra."
You have not unlocked that dialogue option yet.
You don't have enough guts to choose this option. You need to be at least "confident" in order to say this@@timothypavlick76
Cap: "Oh, hell nah." *Fight begins*
no its actually
normal
smarter
LOL😅😅
One thing I like about this scene is that it subtly hints Cap's intelligence. He's mainly known for his strength and bravery and stuff, but look at how he handled the situation here.
He noticed suspicious behavior of the people in elevator: the sweating, rapid mumbling, fidgeting, etc. He could tell that more agents going in were actually cornering him. He figured out what was gonna happen without showing any sign of fear. Then he delivers an epic one-liner and obliterates them all.
That always never gets mentioned he become an enhanced on both physical and mentally. He knew something was odd
He did poorly against These Non super people
@@exhxusted3682 lol you’re delusional. If it were Nat or Wilson in this elevator in this exact situation. They’d get folded.
@@_think2026 I think Nat would do pretty good.
@@derpmanthefirst1754 nah most of the men were bigger than her and they could use the manetic cuff thing to put both hands up and electrocute her easy
I love that this was the movie that showed that Capitan America is not 'just' peak human, but an actual superhuman and a true one-man army.
The Avengers
Not bad for a 70 year old man.
I am quite certain they based his power level of the version of Captain America from Marvel's "Ultimates" series, and not their mainstream universe. That version of Captain America is not "peak human," but truly superhuman, and possesses strength on par with Spider-Man -- he even briefly knocked the Hulk unconscious (BTW, I always liked that in the Ultimates universe, Hulk is _truly_ dangerous, and kills hundreds of people when transformed into the Hulk -- it honestly makes more sense for a rage-fueled being like the Hulk to be so unrestrained and violent). The movie version also has a costume based on Ultimate Captain America's. They also took the casting of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury from "The Ultimates" comic series; he had been drawn as Jackson there -- not looking somewhat like either; it was unmistakably Samuel L. Jackson, before he ever starred as Fury in a Marvel movie.
When?
@@Hibernicus1968
would have been so cool for samuel l to turn them down
Meanwhile in an alternate timeline:
"Hail hydra"
Yes.
Actually just an alternate timeline
@@mr.s6661 oops you're correct thanks
@@mr.s6661 alternate timeline is pretty much another universe..
An alternate.. Universe.. Where you didn't fight..
I'd say time traveling is going to another Universe..
lol i keep imagining, isnt it public that cap was the one that defeated red skull, and everybody knows it? why would he turn hydra now lol, but them lackeys just believe it
This still my favorite Cap suit.
Also, I love how observant Steve is.
There's a comic, can't remember which one (Civil War, maybe?) where Cap & Spidey are fighting a room full of goons, several dozen armed mercenaries.
The caption narration (Fury, I think?) observes their differences.
He states that Spidey fights everything on the fly. He adapts instantly, almost precognitively, due to his reflexes & spider-sense. He doesn't strategize or plan ahead; it's not his style. It's all improv, basically.
Whereas Cap is the opposite. He instinctively sees a dozen steps ahead, calculating trajectories & combatant positions. Every single move he makes is deliberate and sets up the next move, and the next, and so on. Calculated combos, essentially.
I wish they'd at least once have done him comic-book accurate, with the little wings on his cowl actually sticking out instead of just painted-on flat, and with the bright colors and fish-scale armor.
@IrishCarney that would just look corny irl. Even the wolverine suit turned out great but cap's comic accuarate suit would just look comedic irl
@@GingerZombie29 Where's the original comment I posted?? Was it removed? Why??
@@Sydz0 No. As Christopher Reeve showed with his 100% comic accurate costume, if you take it seriously and "sell it" instead of being too cool for the source material, the audience will come along. They WANT to.
Chris Evans must get this everytime he gets in an elevator now.
Hahaha
Underrated comment
"Before we get started, does anyone want my autograph?"
i like 'the losers' he did best
One hopes. I would.
I love how this scene was recreated in endgame
Yeah
@Louis Quinteros Yeah but it's referenced in the Endgame elevator scene, even if it isn't the SAME fight
Hail hydra
Louis Quinteros okay I meant it is pretty much the same scene as the elevator scene in endgame because some of the hydra strike members were in that movie like crossbones the bald guy and the henchman who was kgbeast in bvs
That scene might've set up secret wars. If anyone has read it back in the day like I have, it's a perfect set up and captain did have to go back there to return one of the stones. Very easy set up.
"Before we get started, uh . . . hail Hydra?"
"Not falling for that again Captain."
"What?"
Underrated
but this happened before endgame
@@CleverCheetah time travel
@@ecube6107 still another timeline . not the same
Underrated comment
Chris Evans killed this scene. He had to express complete confidence and at the same time complete situational awareness. His eye movements let the audience know that we know what’s going on, but he doesn’t let them know that until he drops the get out or get put out line. The Winter Soldier has such replay value. I literally watched it three times in a day back when it came out on DVD. Just fantastic through and through.
He didn't kill it he was great in it. oh you mean kill it good. Can't we just do away with the "kills it" crap kids
@@kirkhunter146 yeah, "killed it" in this context means being amazing
Captain America: "before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
Stan Lee appearance cameo: "Oh crap! Could someone let me out?"
Hahahahaha :D
Missed oppo
Dude, that would've been absolutely PERFECT!
O
What a missed opportunity!
The most impressive thing about this scene is him tanking that fall
Exactly
That was more the shield then cap.
@@savagebear4374 yea true but it still probably hurt like shit
Vibranium
Vibrainum is very good at absorbing energy like absurdly good
2:27 I love this detail. He's superhero, but he's still only human and he had to take that moment to collect himself before doing something that no sane human would ever consider. Tiny little details like that that show the courage of Steve Rogers is what complements the Super Soldier Serum, not the other way around
He is a superhuman .-.
He is superhuman physically, but mentally he’s still superhuman, seriously the guy is righteous the person, so I guess morally he’s superhuman, but he thinks and acts like a human but better. Fear, pain, loss, and other stuff isn’t just gone from him. While jumping he was probably scared as shit, and it was probably pretty painful landing even with his durability and vibration shield. He only jumped because he had to, lest he have to fight everyone which he really doesn’t like doing.
Natasha can just shrug off the fall damage and she's not a superhuman.
@@FrostSwam She rolls and disperses her falls and the ones where she superhero lands aren't that high
What i especially liked is once he crash lands he's in severe pain but he fights through it and goes on - that is something you are born with, you can't learn it and it is, amongst other things, what Erskine saw in Steve Rogers when he chose him.
0:10 Captain America when he first got out of the ice after decades
😭😭😭💀
"These used to be segregated back in my day" 😂
Damn.
I think everyone forgets that Cap had a black dude on his Howling Commandos unit
Were elevators even a thing in the 40s ?
2014: Cap takes out the entire squad
2019: Cap out smarts them
Don't fight harder, fight smarter.
Work smarter not harder applies to this very well
2019? 2023! ..... 2012' ...??
@@BlaxeFrost-X time traveled
Here is the in-universe version:
2014: Cap takes out the entire squad
2023 Cap gone back to 2012: Cap outsmarts them
I love how original his escape is, jumping out the window and using the shield to absorb most of the impact. The entire scene including the jet is captain at his absolute best.
The deceleration of the immediate stop when he hit the pavement should have caused him to take longer to recover from it. I would have liked the suspense of him laying there completely still for a while and then gasping for breath. I have fallen from a high point and it knocks the breath out of you
@@rogerm3708 2 major things different...one is that he is super soldier who can jump from 200-500ft feet to ocean without a parachute... second is that he used his vibranium shield to disperse all of the kinetic energy so he really didnt get that much backlash.
Even if the shield absorbs the energy, your body just went from 100 to 0 in the distance of nothing. That would make your internal organs tear apart
,
To give you an idea: When people jumped from the World Trade center, the impact left nothing but blood. Police said the bodies exploded like watermelons hitting the ground
.
@@electrictroy2010 And para-jumping without a chute into the ocean would crush your entire skeletal frame. So, you have to be willing to acknowledge that the serum gave him enough superhuman resilience to injury that he can take a fall like this as we see it. Same reason he can take a punch from Thanos and wake up a few minutes later, instead of it ripping his head clean-off (Infinity War).
In all seriousness, this is one of my favorite Captain America moments ever.
Winter Soldier is the best MCU film because it's so grounded in realism. It's a action spy thriller more than it is a superhero film more than just an superhero movie.
It's my favorite Captain America film.
@@Stingra87 i agree, so many cool scenes. i generally likes all mcu but this movie just feels different. so unique and badass
@@fadhlissyafiqab4078 It's that gritty running-fight-for-life feeling, like Aliens.
@@Stingra87 also things shown in it are really in our world
Hands down my favorite MCU movie and honestly one of my favorite stand alone movies. Will always love going back to this movie.
"Before we get started...", This line is stuck in my head for years now. I've been trying to study this scene, until the bike escape, but every time I watch it, it's like my first time in the elevator. So intense, time is irrelevant here. 👍🍿
Lemme learn ya something,
During the bike scene, out loud, I audibly said ‘get the *fuck* outta here!!’ So loud that half of the theatre turned to look at or laughed with me
I miss going to the theatre
Exactly dude! One the best Cap scenes
Woulda been funny if there was a dude in there just wanting to go to work like any other normal day and he's caught in the middle of all this shit.
???
"Now's you can't leave."
Captain America MCU films are honestly the Best! 🙌🏽
He has the best trilogy of the entier MCU
Lol please, not the first one
@@bluejayway5458 it's a good movie,
The" i can do this all the day " line comes from there, the acting( i wasn't a believer of chris evans as cap for me he was johnny storm i was soo angry then i watched the movie and now his captain america portrayal is my favorite of the mcu), many awsome things too, connexion with the stark familly, his friendship with bucky , the first mcu movie to include an infinity stone, the story in a whole was good, the whole thing when he wakes up in modern day, the only problem is the action but it wasn't that much of a problem.
KKKKKKKKKKKKKK THE BEST KKKKKKK 😂
No
I feel like calling Steve “big guy” after attacking him, with stun batons, is not the kind of thing that would calm him down.
I feel exactly the same thing
“Sun’s getting real low”
its an electro knife
Yeah that’s Ned
@@sapphmapper9388 lmao bro 🤣🤣
9 Years later still is one of the best fight scenes.
True 👍
2:30 Deadpool: “SUPERHERO LANDING He’s gonna do a superhero landing!!!.... *oh ouch nevermind”*
Ha
One of those turns you into dust
leg would have been shattered.
@@jv-lk7bc luckily he has a vibranium shield
This is how a metal gear movie is made
Take me back to 2014, this movie was legendary. 🙏
Alongside Endgame it still is legendary
No movie was not legendary actors was legendary
Starkster Industries you can still watch it you know
@@joelmiller6849 No duh Sherlock, I'm talking about watching it the very first time when it was released.
@@cross01718 aw
Cap has to be the best superhero personality ever.
Never lost hope, fought without fear, attitude of not losing anything.
Very inspiring
Late, but a well written Superman is the same.
literally every superhero ever
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v I mean, there's a difference. Cap dosen't have too many superpowers, or a family.
@@nou9162 he has plot armor tho lol
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v oh come on
Chris Evans as captain America is perfection this scene is amazing and incredible Everytime 😂😂😂😂 forever love the captain America movies 😂😂😂😂😂😊🙏💯
The SCARIEST PART about this: Cap Was STILL Holding Back, lol.
Doesn't look like it, he can't afford being captured so he takes them out as efficently and fast as possible, This being PG13 though you don't see blood when in reality Cap may be able to punch someones head off if he goes full force.
@@FPAlpha You just said he can punch someone's head off, which he can, if he can throw a motorcycle like a basketball, which he does in AOU. So yeah, definitely holding back.
Didn't unleash his roid rage
Absolutely, his one punch is equal to one hole in your torso
@@FPAlpha You do realize that you contradicted yourself, right? That you said that it doesn't look like Cap is holding back yet he can punch someone's head clean off if he used his true strength (which, based on all the strength feats Cap has achieved, he IS clearly capable of doing if he so desired, but he won't due to his morality) is very silly. Cap was holding back.
Let's really look at what they accomplished here:
An action scene in a very tight space, well-lit, no shaky cam, cut just quick enough to make it feel kinetic and not too quick as to confuse where things are spatially, featuring a solid one-liner, starring a hero that you can take seriously and root for despite his origin as a silly patriotic product of the time.
Awesome.
EDIT: Please read a couple comments down before getting your hams steamed by the word "silly". My dad served in the military for 30 years, I'm plenty patriotic.
SILLY? The creator of Capt America said he was morally repulsed by the actions of Nazi Germany in the years leading up to the United States' involvement in World War II and felt war was inevitable.
Fighting evil is not silly
@@electrictroy2010 Of course not, I love and appreciate classic Cap! I'm just referring to the general perception. He was perfectly suited for when he came out, but I think America's attitude towards patriotism has changed since then, and they wanted something more nuanced in terms of both character and design.
@@zxt5148 As with the above reply, you're preaching to the choir! I'm not saying that patriotism is inherently bad/silly, but that classic Cap's over-the-top version of it is often perceived as silly by today's standards. I think even taking out modern disillusionment/backlash, patriotism has a little more nuance now than it did back in the day. At least, that's how I see it.
MCU is all down hill now. They peaked with Cap, Tony, Thor and Hulk. 2/4 are gone now and they were the best parts of the movies. Hulk got robbed of a character arc so maybe they can make something out of that
@@cb-9938 I feel like I can't blame Phase 2 for not reaching those peaks again, it's an extremely tough act to follow, so to speak. Still a lot of cool things to come out of the newer MCU movies. I personally loved Falcon/Winter Soldier, Multiverse of Madness, and Ms.Marvel.
I'd be interested in seeing more of Hulk. He seems to have completed his "Jekyll/Hyde" arc already, so I'd be curious to see what's next.
True story:
One time when I was in Paris, I was in a crowded elevator at the Eiffel Tower.
Some kid was wearing a Captain America shirt with THAT design on it and when the doors close, he goes, "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
I immediately pointed at him and said, "I understood that reference."
😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol way to ruin it.
It's true I was the elevator
Did you smack that kid?
😂😂😂
Nearly 11 years later in early 2025, “Before we get Started. Does anyone want to get out?” Still PERFECT!!!
“Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out?” This line will be stuck in my head for years to come.
And you can clearly see him mouth "Does anyone wanna get off?" but they got rid of that for obvious reasons.
"Me! I'll get out right here. You guys can go. I'll catch another one. Thank you for that."
That line was gangster af lol
Next thing you know, Link from L.O. Zelda will say that before fighting his enemies
say it every time I enter an elevator
When you realize cap finished the fight in exactly 60 seconds.
Holy shit you're right!
Holy cow ur right
2:00 "Oh, wrong floor!"
Its called one minute
Oh fuck! You're right!
You know you’re special when fifteen guys all get in an elevator to fight you.
And still fail to win
If only there was sixteen guys in that elevator. That would have been the difference.
And LOSE.
Worse, Cap is basically fighting most of them with one hand locked to the wall. I don't see promotion in their futures.
@@fatdaddyeddiejr he fought them with one hand literally tied behind his back and still won. One more guy isn't gonna make a difference.
Yeah...I mean that realisation must have made Cap's day and he would have treated himself to a cheese burger
0:50 One thing I don’t see mentioned is right before the first guy attacks him, Steve’s eyes are already on his back. He’s just that smart.
..... They literally make a pointbof showing thst
I like how the whole time Cap is still being careful not to kill these guys despite their attacks, but rather recognizing they arent there to kill him either since they are using non lethals. But at 1:49 just getting sick of it and using his strength to completely demolish Remlo.
It kinda feels personal
Where his name is mentioned?
@@juha2031 i think the name's Rumlow
Yeah, he also faked a negotiation to surprise-attack Captain America, even though it was a chance to surrender.
Still find his strength level varies in each sequel, he doesn’t seem as strong compared to the one fought against thanos gang
"Give it up, Rogers! you've got nowhere to go!"
**Minions forget that elevator has glass walls and that Rogers has a shield that helps cancel out kinetic energy**
Lol, quite the design flaw in that elevator, if someone can knock the cables out easily.
@@thefilmwhisperer1105 Well that someone is a super soldier with a toughest shield on earth, it can't be helped
It doesn't cancel out energy. even if it did, Cap would get hurt because his body will suddenly lose energy which happens when someone falls on concrete rather than a cushion.
@@navneetkashyap802 bumt he has sumper hello serumn 😢
@@kwakugyebi6705 ??
Mission:
Elevator scene
Difficulty: hard
Cheatcode: Hail Hydra
Underated.
Enters cheat code...and...
Error. Does not compute
Must be achieved in time travel
@@joshevans3421 you're gay
@@MinayaIsaac and you are clearly an 8 year old boy, when gay is only ever used as an insult😁
I just thumbs up to add to the 555 thumbs up along with my comment to the 5 comments.
"None of you seemed to understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me!"
Imagine Cap said all that and nobody did anything. Everybody else just casually walks out the elevator. KEKW
that would be so awkward
Hahaha awkwaaaaaaarrd...then he wud proceed to touch his ears as if he was speaking into intercom to escape embarrassment
LOL
that one guy was clearly nervous since he was sweating, hell that might even be why Cap offered to let him off.
He would fake a talk, pretending been talking to someone on phone Hahahah
2:28 Random Bad Guy: "You have nowhere to go"
Steve: *Goes*
THIS IS SO FUNNY TO ME LMAO
LMFAO
Lool
LUL
NowheERRe tO rUUUuUn!
"Before we get started, does anybody wanna get out?" The fact that he is sincere in this offer and probably would have let anyone who didn't want in on that moment out just makes it funnier.
The lead-up to this is great too. First, Brock Rumlow and some of his agents get on the elevator and make small talk; Steve is suspicious once he notes their hands are very near their batons. Then a bunch of businessmen get on at the next floor and Rogers notices that one is sweating. Then, they arrive at a third floor... and the doors open to reveal three massive beefbuses built like MMA fighters who (like Rumlow) are STRIKE personnel, confirming Cap's suspicions that something is about to go down. They proceed to shuffle around so that he's surrounded. Even better is his slightly irritated look at all this when the third group gets in, as if he's more disappointed in their lack of subtlety than the fact that he's about to be attacked by his own allies.
It's particularly funny when one of the final arrivals into the elevator gives the floor they're going to:
Massive MMA-style STRIKE operative: Records.
Thanks captain obvious
Love the breakdown, did not get a good sense of the details until then:
To further continue the analysis
Rumlow isn't usually sociable so he's acting OOC.
There's no good reason to have hands near weapons when on your home turf surrounded by friends and allies unless you're about to engage a hostile.
Why would a businessman be sweating? They didn't sound like they were rushing to the elevator and even then, that's a little too much sweat for a short sprint.
Also, records, lol, why would these guys go to records?
And last, that seemingly dead silence when everyone was about to get the jump on Cap. That silence is a dead giveaway for an ambush on a primal level. "It's quiet, too quiet" comes to mind.
Love that line. Polite *and* intimidating. Always the gentleman.
And the best part of that scene: At the end of the fight, during the overhead shot showing everyone out on the ground, you can see Gui DaSilva, one of the stuntmen, having a quick nap. The one on the bottom right.
This was confirmed by Gui himself, in an episode of Corridor Crews „Stuntmen react“ series.
@@feranard Don't forget why are they all going to the same floor when half of them have nothing to do with the records area. Plus records is downstairs, a perfect place to spring a killing like a basement or the sewers
I love this movie.
I especially love the fact that the movie poster (which usually exaggerates an idealised great body) doesn't exaggerate. Everybody has a great body!
😂😅❤
I like how this scene shows how cap isn't just a dumb brute. He's very intelligent and resourceful. Gets shit done throughout the entire movie, no whining, no hesitation to do the right thing. I don't get how people say he's not even all that powerful and is just a lame.
He was intelligent and resourceful before he became Cap.
At 1:02 while they are trying to get him arm on the wall, he is plotting how to take out every MF'er in that elevator. He is a master strategist at combat and why he gave out the orders in the NYC fight in The Avengers.
cut to cap blocking the attack of a titan with 5 of the 6 infinity stones
@B. Rudnitzki Yes, but that was Brock Rumlow (Frank Grillo). I never said Cap didn't get hit, but he is thinking steps ahead of most opponents. IE He was kicking Thanos's ass in EndGame for a few minutes, until Thanos got the upper hand.
@B. Rudnitzki Cap was the last one standing, That's all that counts.
When you're on lvl 50 and those lvl 15s try to kill you
Facts
Sonny That's literally me in BF4
Sleek M7 Maverick some day you will level up from 15 my friend
Your comment makes me think more about SAO, when Kirito gets surrounded by lower level players and the "fight" starts, at that point Kirito's auto heal skill is so high it outstrips the damage the ambushers are doing. He just stands there for like two minutes letting them hit him.
It reminds me of something Geralt says, something to the effect of, I'll never understand why some men want to throw their lives away fighting an armed Witcher.
I love how even when he realized he's about to get jumped he still gives em a chance to run before he beats em down.
daddyrichten 😂😂
daddyrichten 😂😂😂😂😂😂
daddyrichten on god 😂😂😂
I always imagined an alternate scenario where there's just one random guy on lunch break that's like "Yeah, can you get the 12th floor for me?"
An officer and a gentleman.
1:59 can’t get over this
I can’t get over bro slamming Rumlow into the roof 😂😂😂
Hydra must’ve been PISSED when they found out their greatest enemy was still alive
Captain America was able to force Red Skull (HYDRA leader) into wielding the tesseract by beating him of course, but the tesseract banished Red Skull. Basically the most important HYDRA leader was, as the earthlings thought, dead. Why? Because of cap.
@James Lucas have you been paying attention to the movies or is this your first marvel movie?
That bald guy with the glasses in the control room, how come he was in the elevator when cap time travelled?
Camel Nut it wasn’t in the same elavator. The time travel elevator scene was during the aftermath of Loki’s failed attempt to conquer earth. The other one was after that during the time of cap finding out about the winter soldier
Nano#1877 TFM ohh thanks
hydra's logic: lets attack a super soldier with super speed and strength
mybye Don’t worry they had little zappy sticks.
this is far better than "nobody :"
Big Head and in an small enclosed area
Pretty much i could say they tried their best it would've been dumb if they sent only rumlow or 1 big guy so they had to send about 10 guys plusba strike team so not as dumb as i'd like to think
@@Mezha07 Yeah, for most people this would've been the grandmaster of overkill. Cramped space filled to the brim with hostiles. Powerful magnetic cuffs to restrain him and stun batons.
The cuffs especially, were really effective. It had cap fighting one handed for most of the fight. If it wasn't for cap throwing off one cuff they might have had a much easier time shocking him.
Cap: "Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out"
One of the Hitmen: "You know that might not be a bad ide....."
Fight Starts:
"Too Late"
💀
Not a hitmen💀
0:13 "aren't you supposed to be in the fields young man? "
**BOY*
😭😭
A$$whole
Instagram completely ruined (improved) those five seconds lmao
Steve Rogers: "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
Stan Lee: "Yeah... I do."
frozencloud17 That honestly would’ve been perfect
lol
That would be awesome cameo xD
Underrated comment tbh, i would love Stan Lee comin out from the back of the elevator and say "me" and "excuse me" to the Hydra guys and when he got off and the doors close THEN they fight
🤣
Steve Rogers: “Before we get started, have you ever eaten a clock?”
Them “No, why?”
Steve: “It’s very time consuming”
0:50
"especially when I went back four seconds
From comic rajput !
killed me
No wonder why they were so eagerly beating him
Um, *NO.*
I love how Cap starts off really focusing on holding back his punches, then when it gets nearer to the wire, he starts literally throwing people around.
I cant explain how many stupid people I've encountered that I wish I could have thrown into the ceiling
@@maggs131 relatable lvl 999
He's one up against a literal army. Cap is holding back his punches at first because he needs to be fast and precise with all of this moves in order to thin out the opposition. Throwing someone around is slow and is easily interrupted. After that, he can start using his power moves. It's why the first guys to go down are the non-combatant business dudes with the magnet cuffs.
@@ziqi92 That is a boss-level analysis. Well done man! Spot on.
@@maggs131 - LMAO!!! Same!
One of those rare movies you went to see and you werent expecting it to be that good.
Drax really made this scene. He's so good at standing perfectly still that you don't even notice him in the elevator.
😂😂 lol
I personally prefer his scene in Ragnarok. He is so still you don't notice him when Surter is destroying Asgard.
😂😂😂
Legend says whenever someone makes the draxx joke the more dave bautista hates his career as an actor.
I almost actually replayed the video to find him
Crossbones: “this isn’t personal”
Cap: “and I took that personally”
Lmao
422 likes 2 comments? Cursed
THAT KIND OF FILLS PERSONAL.
lmfao
I love how crossbones gets his ass kicked everytime but never gives up 😂
As far as I'm concerned, this is the best film in the entire MCU, and this scene is the best action scene in any MCU film. You can have your big Endgame battle; for me, this is as good as it gets: tense, perfectly-paced, no shakycam, no quarter-second cuts, and makes it very clear that it's not just a supersoldier serum which makes Captain America a force to be reckoned with.
I agree... Winter Soldier was my favorite MCU movie of all time before Infinity War... But it's still the best stand alone movie in the franchise.
Close, but Captain America, The First Avenger is better.
Captian America Civil War is the best in my opinion. That movie had a level of action choreography similar to CAWS with a plot that challenges political philosophy and the concept of revenge. Each character had very clear path to development shown there and it set up some of the best movies in the MCU and record breakers of the history of cinema
true
Yep
The originality of the determination and skill of Captain is just mind blowing ❤
10 years later*
“HAIL HYDRA”
Technically it's 2 years before but yea I get ya :P
9 years later*
Final fight with Thanos took place in 2023
@@shehryarkhan4222 endgame came out in 2019. Add 5 year time jump that's 2024.
@@merkiu1972 5 years time jump was after 2018's Infinity War. => 2018+5 = 2023
A year after endgame
A meme
This movie is criminally underrated. This scene as well as the nick fury assassination attempt scene really made you feel like the whole world was against you. And lets not forget the imcredible winter soldier action scenes which really made him look like a ruthless, cold-blooded killer that will do anything for the mission.
This movie is not underrated at all many consider it to be the best MCU entry till date including me.
@@prankstereddy I'd be hard pressed to call any other better. It's one of the only MCU films that effectively stands alone as a great film, not just a comic book film.
@@prankstereddy Iron man 1 and this are the best two MCU movies. The third would probably be Ragnarok.
Here's another good one. The Mission Impossible: Fallout bathroom fight destroys this. Of you haven't, I recommend you check it out.
P.S I'm not saying this isn't good. Lol
@@peterstewart7332 apart from the first guardians that is. Watch that movie as a standalone sci-fi, and it's one of the best to ever come out imo.
Cap jumps out of the elevator.
Cap: flame on, .....oh shit wrong movie.
Iseewhatyoudidthere
Nice one
Underrated comment..
😂bruh
😂😂😂I started crying.
0:12 Ahhh Yes,Cap's Honest Reaction After Waking Up From a 70 years Of Hibernation.....
😂😂 damn
i hate this joke
I love how this is a perfect display of his strength level. He can still struggle against multiple people but he'll still knock em out one by one.
Loved that elevator fight scene and the one where he saves black widow and fights Bucky.. Great fight scene !!!!!!
Yeah because the serum magically gave him fighting skills lol
@@80s_Boombox_Collector hmm not magically, he has training(sorry if ur joking)
80's Boombox Collector he trained idiot. Obviously you never read the comics. The serum enhanced his brain so he learns 10 times faster
@monokhem Fighting skills before the serum? A guy in his condition wouldn't have even passed basic training! In fact he bypassed Basic because he had been pre-selected for the serum program.
"Sorry about what happened to Fury."
"Sorry bout what I'm gonna do to your face."
"What?"
"Nothing."
Nice one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol
"Actually, more like what the building is gonna do to your face lmao."
Cap : Before we get started, this scene is sponsored by Raid Shadow Leg-
Everyone else : 0:50
😂
Fuq that commercial and State of Survival
Holy shit, this is legendary AF! 🤣
DAMN SON, I salute you
1:01 Cap:I..wasn’t..finished!
Loll
I love Sitwell’s line after this: “are you kidding me?!”
No body can take place of Chris Evans as CAPTAIN AMERICA
Bucky can
Falcon captain America now
Except clarence
Except Anthony Mackie apparently
@@cinna3611 but Falcon does not have super human strength
I remember The Winter Soldier being my transition into knowing the everything else after this movie would prevail. Everything about this film felt fresh, unique, the fight scenes were beyond epic, and there was very little CGI used.
All the movies the Russos made were great. I really hope they are given the opportunity (and accept it) to really take their time an make another great Marveil movie.
@@2drealms196 after Endgame they owe us absolutely nothing for the rest of their lives.
you would be shocked at the actual amount of CGI used in this movie, it's just well done and hardly noticed
@@rocketbird1 it's a lot like every Marvel movie, but it's mostly used on backgrounds, equipment, and action instead of characters. It's all extremely well-done though.
@@CamJames end game was shit
Mission: elevator fight
Difficulty: Hard
Cheat code: Hail hydra
Well most underrated comment
Hes getting old, he cant do that all day anymore
And Game?
@@alqaeda7040
Captain America in a comic was really old yet still beat 10 versions of Kang SOLO. He definitely is the definition of superhuman plus the MCU version uses the ultimate series captain American and nerf him.
yeah
Need this outfit in Rivals.
This was the first scene that Russo brothers directed in MCU and the rest is history
So the ship scene in the beginning is what then?
Da ComicBookNerd it was the first scene in the movie but the shooting of winter Soldier started with this scene as told my Russo brothers.
Praveen Rohira ujhJohnmkhmmkkk8&jjjunfortunately
@@christopherwashi They don't film the scenes in the order you see them in the movies. My mind was blown when I found this out too. For some reason I just assumed they did it all in order.
I think Cap is the greatest LEADER in the MARVEL UNIVERSE.
Someone: "You have nowhere to go!"
Cap: *I'm about to do what's called a pro gamer move*
Thanks captain obvious
I thought he break his arm on the jump, benefits of Super soldier Serum
"Hail Hydra"
@@user-vo1yu6hb1v vibranium protect his arm!
Captain America = One of the best fighters in MCU
Captain America with Mjolnir = Best fighter in the MCU
Yep
That’s actually thanos as the best fighter
@@venom8598 He is just huge
spyrakosss 69 lol he beat tf out of the trio and beat capt with the hammer. Bitch plzzz the only way to beat thanos is to snap his ass away
@@venom8598 nah
The shock from that fall plus the planning they did to catch him. Bruh I hope to be just as badass as him or even more , way ,way ,way more. Massive respect.
This scene really shows Cap's intelligence, in not just fighting and realizing when to fight. I noticed when he jumped out of the window at 2:30, he spread his arms to reduce his speed before covering himself with his shield. Really great detail there.
But he needed to keep enough speed to smash through the glass. So he only slowed for a few seconds.
His elevator scene in Endgame showcases the intelligence way better and honestly kinda clowns on this scene as a result.
@@JediMasterRevenantMADNESS what happened in that scene?
Instead of fighting them, he deceives them. He says Hail Hydra and gets them to give him the briefcase, allowing him to walk out without a problem. Until he runs into himself, of course. It was during the time heist. He KNEW he could've taken them, and actively, wisely chose not to. Cap in this scene and in the Endgame scene realized they were Hydra agents. In this scene he chose the reckless option, and could've gotten himself caught. In Endgame he chose not to fight and risk the mission when he didn't have to. Even knowing he had managed it in previously.@@blair5475
@@JediMasterRevenantMADNESScomparing cap WS vs cap End is like comparing cap new game vs cap new game+
Oh sure, when Cap says, "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?" in an elevator, people think it's cool
When I say it in an elevator people look at me like I'm crazy
now i kind of want to know more
They probably thought that you are going to shit in the elevator.
Thanks captain obvious
😂
@@ahmetbey8346 😁
Plot twist: one dude really did want to get out but cap just didn’t give him time and got roped into the fight.
the guy who hit the camera, you can see him clearly at the 0:55 mark in the bottom corner, keep an eye oh him, he really did want out lol
“How well do you want the fight choreography to be in this movie?”
“Yes.”
This is still the best MCU movie btw. Especially from a storytelling perspective.
Best solo hero mcu film imo
“Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out??” One of the coldest lines ever for many reasons…first it’s a psyche out id be scared if I heard him say that lol, second he could be just bluffing/acting but smartly to try and see if he could get anyone to leave giving him more of an advantage and making it even easier…also he has superhuman senses that’s across the board so he also knows there’s probably some guys in there that don’t want to be based on their sweat and heartbeats
everyone gets out except rumlow. that would've been funny
Plus, it's also him showing mercy in a way by making it clear he knows they're there to fight him and offering them the chance to leave.
He's also the kind of guy who would legitimately give his opponents a chance to back out, as I htink was one of his intentions here.
no MCU hero will ever beat Chris Evans' Cap, perfectly written and performed.
Iron man did
Before the MCU I thought Cap was a pretty lame character. By this and by Endgame, he was one of my absolute favourites. Kudos to Chris Evans and the Cap writers.
Plenty would hulk would if je was written correctly
@@dariuschisholm7317but he’s not so cap takes the cake
@stevenmcburney8167 no he doesn't iron man does
You have to appreciate the way they choreographed this scene. The attention to detail like the way cap is onshotting everyone but they show Rumlow standing out by being the only one smart enough to pin one of Caps arms by kicking his hand.
My dream is a Batman movie with fight sequences of this quality and style. I get it’d be harder with the cape, but it’d be amazing to see it pulled off.
You wish Is granted ❤🎉😊
Cap: “before we get started, does anyone wanna get out?”
Me on my lunch break: “wait, what?”
AHAAH
Lmao " I was just on my way to the cafeteria 🤕"
It kinda feels personal I’m dead😂😂😂
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Because he really get punched by the actor
Rip
That bald guy with the glasses in the control room, how come he was in the elevator when cap time travelled?
@@camelnut7014
I think it was a different timeline, this movie was 2014, in Endgame the Elevator Scene was in 2012 right? It kinda confuses me as well
The best part about this scene is Steve's subtle facial expressions as he's running the scenario through his head. The briefcase agents sweating already had him thinking something was up, but the second those two bouncer dudes walk in, you can see on Steve's face the moment it hits him that this is all a setup.
It also showcases that Steve wasn't stupid. Some parts of the fandom loves to portray him as a naive idiot, especially those who glorify Tony.
@@Ikajo He may not rival Tony or Shuri in intelligence, but Cap is very smart in his own right, so those people that you mentioned really need to pull their acts together and quit acting like imbeciles.
@@indio4-215 Agreed
I will NEVER get over the “Before we get started…..” 😍😍😍😍
I feel like this Cap was in his prime
*his
Nah, he got better with experience in end game he took on Thanos. He was definitely getting stronger and smarter each time
Andrew Stewart endgame cap wasn’t try to severely hurt avengers 1 cap so he was holding back avengers 1 cap was try to severely hurt endgame cap because he thought he was loki
@@Aurantius_ Yep, he was the weakest in Avengers 1 (besides when he was skinny and old). That's probably because he was just defrosted a few days ago and wasn't used to fighting.
I think infinity war steve roger was more powerful as fighting Proxima midnight, corvus glaive, Outriders army and Thanos Himself Holding Infinity Gauntlet.
2:19 *cap opens elevator door*
*sees soldiers running at him*
“Understandable, have a good day.”
*closes*
How the soldiers even know which floor he stopping by.
@@kalvinfoo9380 they are probably split across all floors just in case.
"Yeah, that's a nope."
@@jentox4230 true
@@kalvinfoo9380 They were on multiple floors.
I like how Cap jumps out the windows. Full commitment. No hesitation.
Ya cuz he has plot armor lol
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v That plot armor being his super strength and toughness and his shield absorving most of the fall's impact. And even then it still looks like it hurt a lot, but adrenaline is a hell of a drug.
@@finesseandstyle you drop from that high with a tiny ass shield and see howmuch is absorbs
@@uaintme6419 vibranium shield*
He def hesitated a lil bit and was then like "oh what the hell imma super soldier I can take it"😂😂
For this scene alone I love captain America.