Chris Evans Talks About Putting On Captain America's Suit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Chris Evans talks about putting on Captain America's suit for Captain America: The First Avenger. Let me know what you think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!
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"Wait , Say that again"
I knew someone was gonna say it
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"It's fantastic."
Best version of a ridiculous costume made more real. Especially the helmet
First suit was the best I think
I liked the one from the 1st Captain America 🇺🇸 film, hated the one in the 1st Avengers movie. Too tight and cheesy looking. That one was better without the mask worn
Don't know how they went from such an awesome suit in the first film to that terrible blue leotard in Avengers. Love that movie, but that suit ruins the film. It's just awful. I wish Marvel would go back and CG a better suit onto him throughout the entire film. Thank God they fixed it after the first Avengers.
its a fantastic suit i just wish all the brown was switched with red
I actually prefer the brown. Gives it that military feel.
Brown feels more practical, why waste dye to make more red when you already have enough red sprinkled in to give you the idea already
Brown feels better, more red would be more true to the comics
I prefer less red honestly
@@Sniper_RX that’s a good point but I just think red would look better
@@MannyBuckets8 Well, I'm not going to invalidate your opinion. People like what they like, it's all subjective.
No the pouches were leather
So everyone agrees this is the best cap suit right? I love endgames and winter soldiers but this one is overall the best to me.