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I never liked Black Widow in the comics but she's my favorite Avenger in the MCU. Favorite character in the MCU? Probably Luis, Ant-Man's friend. He could narrate every movie and I'd love it.
Trust me mate, Iron man is amazing. You will not regret watching it. Thor is rather meh but the later movies of these characters? You'll be outstanded. All I'm saying is give em' a try.
Cap is my favorite comic book character, hands down. I love that Steve always does the right thing, no matter the personal cost. I try to live my life doing the right thing, no matter what.
*”Power just makes a person more of themselves, right?”* The “good becomes great, bad becomes worse” isn’t meant to be a literal effect of the serum. It’s just implying that power in of itself amplifies your capabilities; A good person can do great, a bad person can do worse. It makes what’s you *_more_* you. This is why Dr. Erskine wants Steve to promise he will remain a good man.
This idea is why I'm highly against the use of the saying "Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Power doesn't corrupt, it shows who we really are. If a good guy gets power and gets corrupted, they weren't a good guy to begin with.
@@JShepLord That makes sense, but some good people can be easily manipulated & groomed by bad people who know exactly how to manipulate people. But overall, yeah, I agree with you.
Something cool about Cap's powers from the serum is it also gives him near-perfect photographic memory. That's why they were able to attack so many of Hydra's locations because Steve saw points on their wall map for a brief moment while rescuing Bucky. His reaction speed and perception of time is also greatly enhanced.
The man Stan Lee asked "I thought he would be taller?" is Reb Brown, he played Captain America in a couple of made for TV live action Captain America movies back in 1979
I think I'm going to be sick would you please pull over the car lol. PS I now know this is not film that line was said in but it is still funny anyway.
@@stretchyboi6042 That was my point. Ironman 1 was good but the next two were meh. Thor 1 and 2 were meh but Ragnarok was good. Avengers has four movies so technically not a trilogy. And Age of Ultron certainly had its issues.
Except for the third movie, which is a stupid reiteration of The Dark Knight Returns. And yet, Civil War, as dumb as it is, is still far better than BvS. lol
They actually used several methods to shrink Chris Evans for the first act of this movie. Some behind scenes were a woman with her hair cut short. Others were other actors standing on/sitting on boxes. Keeps the audience's eyes from adapting to one trick.
7:54 It's BECAUSE that's who he is, that he still wonders "why him", he doesn't see himself as better than everyone else, he just sees himself as doing the right thing when the opportunity presents itself; as anyone should hell, he probably doesn't even see it as "the good thing", just "the thing you HAVE to do" 25:37 (edit): yeah see: "what makes you so special?" "nothing, i'm just a kid from brooklyn"
I'll always smile when I read the comic of Frank Castle aka Punisher saying to cops "You all want a role model? His name is Captain America, he'd be happy to have you.
One of my favourite things about Punisher is he knows what he's doing is fucked up and Captain America is actually a good dude. Bro might be killing dudes left and right but he still knows right from wrong
@ricelad8664 I remember in Civil War when Cap beat the crap out of Punisher but Frank won't fight back and he says "No... not against you" Then Patroit asks Spider-Man why Punisher didn't fight and Spider-Man replies with "Cap's the reason Frank joined the service. Same guy different war"
I think Cap had to crash because the plane was too damaged to really steer much, going straight down is sorta really easy to do compared to figuring out where to go in the middle of bumfuck nowhere. Peggy knew this was the case too but wasn't wanting him to die while Cap knew time was of the essence so he ended it as quickly as he could before the plane blew up or anything
Its also carrying a payload of city-busting Dark Energy bombs and if the plane were to go down over land, the potential for them all to detonate would be beyond catastrophic
Mellow, a word to the wise: If you offer a woman fondue, you'd BETTER be able to deliver on melted cheese or chocolate, to avoid her lifelong resentment.
I recall the mixed reviews when this came out in 2011. Honestly, I think that attitude toward the film was more a case of impatience: We were promised The Avengers first in Iron Man 1, and had to wait until 4 YEARS LATER for it to come out. Captain America was the last solo movie to come out prior to Avengers, and the whole world was chanting "Get on with it, already!"
Skinny tiny Steve is literally his face placed on a skinny actor's body. Only CG is in the blending. XD *Edit:* Also, the montage of him fighting Hydra across Europe is literally based on classic Captain America covers from the 40's. Just with regular Nazis replaced with Hydra. *Edit edit:* Also, yeah, Steve can draw! In the comics he actually worked as a comic book artist for a while! *Edit edit edit:* The big plane was pre-programmed to attack, the controls were shot, and even if it just crashed the explosion from all those big weapons would be enough to wipe out NY. So, yeah, he had to do it.
Dude, I have no idea why you don't have a million subscribers. Going through all these movies with y'all has been an absolute blast. Revisiting many of my favorites (I'm an old so I saw most of these in theaters) and seeing others through new eyes is fantastic. Love the younger generation energy you bring to everything and your overall appreciation of film from acting to directing to cinematography. Keep on keeping on man, this shit is great.
Steve Roger’s in the comics actually did start out selling war bonds after getting the serum, he wasn’t thrilled about it but wanted to help anyway he could. This movie is probably the most accurate to the comics in terms of origins
So many great little details in this film...like the fact that Steve and Bucky go to the Stark Expo in the beginning (not Disney World). Then there is the fact that the "Vita Rays" that are used to activate the serum in Steve are actually Gamma Radiation like that which made the Hulk. And the fact that the repulsor lift technology Howard Stark was working on for his flying car was the same tech that Tony perfected to make Iron Man fly and shoot repulsor beams. 💯
Vita-Rays are a part of the Super-Soldier Serum that speeds up the potion's effects and makes them work correctly. They’re separate from gamma radiation.
For a long time I wondered How Steve could remember that game until I actually listened to the game and realized they were describing an amazing inside the park home run which would be pretty memorable
Agent Carter is my favourite, and Captain America. I hate their ending in End Game, but this movie right here is perfection for both of them! The Agent Carter tv series was gorgeous as well. A small detail that I didn't notice till someone else pointed it out was that Carter also ran towards the dummy grenade during the test, Steve just got there first. I love that. And yeah, I tend to like the good guys who have heart and care about others. haha
The first Iron Man is amazing, you definitely need to check it out. Thor is entertaining, and Iron Man 2 is decent. Honestly, Incredible Hulk is the worst of the first phase.
@@phousefilms LMAO Incredible hulk was borderline unwatchable. Meanwhile Thor created an amazing world with some great characters. There is a reason they abandoned that hulk and its characters
@@harish123az I wouldn't say unwatchable by any means, just not nearly as good. Also, the reason they mostly abandoned Hulk is because Universal owns distribution rights, so after Disney bought them they didn't want to split the profit with them.
You should definitely give Iron Man a shot. The Thor films are pretty mediocre until you hit the third one, which is probably the best of the Marvel movies
It was actually a bit of both the body double and CGI because the body double wasnt quite skinny enough, so they sort of thinned out a lot of the fabric with digital trickery, etc. The thing that gave the FX team the most headaches was the scene where Bucky hugs Steve as he goes off with this girls, they had to spend hours and weeks fine tuning his clothing to look as natural as it could. But yes, a body double was employed and face replacement also, but the CG artists added a LOT of tweaks here and there that make it a ton more complex for a single shot than we can ever know.
@@blueroninstudios Yeah, I know all about the making-of the movie since I love knowing that information. It's just that the main CGI complication was getting the head right. The rest was details.
@@Phaota "Yeah, I know what I said was completely wrong and easily corrected, but I said it anyway, don't worry about it." Interesting attempt at a recovery, there. Don't think it worked. Also, "the rest was details"? I'm getting the feeling you know *nothing* about visual effects work if you're trying to brush off "details" as something not worth mentioning.
@@RepublicOfUs It wasn't worth mentioning since I was ~only~ talking about the placement of Chris's head on the body double's body. The rest of the CGI used was very much in details of making everything look right.
Mell's got questions. I love it. Most people didn't think to ask where Stark/SHIELD got the Vibranium, until the Falcon and Winter Soldier. Obviously, it came from Wakanda, but was it taken or given? I doubt it could be taken, and it makes sense to me, that the Wakandans would put a small amount in the right hands to combat the spread of Nazism. Everyone, currently, is assuming the Vibranium for Cap's shield was stolen. I think that's a huge assumption. We'll see, though.
More likely there are tiny amounts of Vibranium scattered around the world, that was looted or unknowingly trades, like the hammer in the museum from Black Panther
The director of this movie used to work for George Lucas on Star Wars. Joe Johnston was the original conceptual designer who created the final designs for the Millennium Falcon, X-Wings, Y-wings, Imperial Star Destroyer, the Death Star, and AT-ATs. He provided the final designs for "Star Wars" characters Yoda and Boba Fett. Also the motorcycle chase from this movie is an homage to the speeder bike chase from Return of the Jedi.
If you listen to the call of the game in the fake room, it's an inside the park grand slam. Steve would definitely remember that. And that's why it's fan theorized Fury intentionally was testing him (he was *right there* to calm him down, the lady is obviously meant to make him think of Peggy, using a 4 year old ball game with a very notable play).
I just realised why he couldn't turn around: The power source was gone (the tesseract) so the plane was shutting down if he didn't put it in a dive it would fall out of the sky over populated areas
Hey Mellverse, so have you watched the extended MCU? I was indifferent about the MCU back in 2008-2012 but after that I got so into it, and its beloved in my life. If youre not a massive fan yet, an MCU marathon will get you so hyped! You should do it in timeline order and by the end iam sure you'll love the interwoven narrative, character development, design direction, script, action sequences and callbacks. its awesome
Hey Mello at least your seeing it now brother!!! CAP is my favorite but im siked we got Sam as the new Cap he also just signed on for his own film and much deserved
So the funny thing, that moment after Steve comes out of the Vita Ray machine muscular and Peggy touches his chest. That was not scripted Hayley Atwell did that upon seeing Chris evans' chest
@@HelloMellowXVI You should really watch them in release order, then (if it's your first time). That's the way Marvel intended for them to be watched for the first time. Watching them "in timeline order" is a fanboy gimmick akin to watching the Star Wars movies in chapter order.
@@HelloMellowXVI Here's a list with every Marvel movie, with both release and chronological order. Save the site for reference and decide for yourself what order you want to watch them. Did you watch the end credit scenes? Or did you watch them and not show it? www.gamesradar.com/how-to-watch-marvel-movies-in-order-mcu/
OK, so the reason why Steve had to "put it in the water." His instruments showed that all but like 2 engines were red (black being a sign of functionality). I think it also showed like half of the hydraulics being out too. Which would have made it impossible to turn around. It's a quick thing that you can really only absorb if you pause the movie in that half a second that he looks at the instrument panel.
Fun fact, that aircraft that Red Skull escaped his self-destructing facility in is based on the Focke-Wulf Triebflügel. It was a VTOL aircraft that Germany was developing around 1944 to guard important facilities without an airfield, but it never got out of wind tunnel testing. In fact, pretty much all of the Hydra vehicles in this movie are based on real life designs that the Germans were either designing or developing. Edited to add: You really should watch the first Iron Man. When I saw it being advertised, I thought it was a kid movie but I was really surprised by how good it is.
19:26 Fun fact, that Helicopter-Rocket-Plane, was an actual experimental aircraft, being developed by the Germans during WW2, called the Trifugal. It was never completed, but it was just one of a number of bat-shit crazy wonder weapons from the last years of the war
this, avengers, and iron man were the great movies of the first phase of the MCU. Iron Man 1 set the standard for amazing comic book movies, directed by who I now consider the best sci-fi/fantasy/adventure director: Jon Faverau
24:06 Because at that time he was already a super soldier and survived the fall, you will say when did he become a super soldier? While he was in prison and Steve went to save him and save the rest, bucky, he was under the trial of a serum on him, for this he survived the fall and Hydra found him and distorted his memory.
My favorites are Cap (and Winter Soldier together). This was my favorite Cap when it came out… then Captain America: The Winter Soldier came out. OMG! Great movie as well.
Dude, I'm so happy that you're reacting to Cap 1, and also that you really enjoyed it! It's true that it is usually seen as one of the weakest MCU movies, but it's definitely one of my favourites so I love it when it gets recognition. The director, Joe Johnston, was a visual effects art director on the original Star Wars trilogy and Raiders of the Lost Ark (for which he received an Oscar as part of the visual effects team), before he went on to become a reasonably successful director in his own right. One of his best known films is The Rocketeer (1990), which features a similar retro 1930s aesthetic to Captain America. It might be a good movie to add to your watch list!
In fairness, landing a plane with a bunch of nuke-esque bombs rigged to blow, in a gigantic aircraft made by a foreign, enemy country is a hell of a lot harder than just steering it down. Even if Steve was trained as a pilot, I doubt landing would be a simple matter, and if anything went wrong, suddenly a bunch of high-tech bombs go off in the middle of whatever base or city your landing strip is in.
This movie's good fun, but the sequel 'Winter Soldier' is the best Marvel movie made. The third one, 'Civil War', is close behind. Hope you keep going with these! Great reactions!
There are a handful of movies that I will never get tired of seeing, no matter how many times it plays. This is one of them. As far as Marvel favorites go, I have a lot of respect for Cap and I also like Iron Man, Spidey and Black Panther. Now... have to admit, I have a bit of a crush on Scarlett Johanssen (Black Widow). If I could spend the day with any actress from the MCU, it would definitely be her or maybe even Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlet Witch).
Little fun fact the scene with the kid and were Cap picks up the taxi door as a shield on the bridge was film in my home town of Liverpool as was the Dock sequence with the submarine.
The first Ironman was incredible. With its huge success, it basically greenlit the whole MCU franchise. There won't be an MCU if it was't for the first Ironman movie. It's not even my favorite movie in the MCU but I'd vouch for it. Also, having to watch the first phase movies is crucial for you to appreciate the future installments. Without the backstories, watching Avengers feels like there a lack of character development.
That airplane Red Skull got away in is a real German plane design from WWII, the Triebflugeljager, designed to be a high speed interceptor to shoot down bombers
Howard Stark in the movie is Iron Man/Tony Starks dad. He is the one responsible for making Cap`s shield as well. Tony was always jealous of Steve cause his dad always spoke highly of Steve and didn`t show Tony much emotions or fatherly love. Captain had to ditch the plane in the ocean because the Tesseract was on board the plane and would of killed a lot of people upon impact. Captain America franchise is my favorite and the best franchise hands down vs the rest of them.
There's a Theory that the Weapons Hydra designed didn't kill anyone, because they were powered by and shot Tesseract Energy blasts the theory is that instead of them being disintergrated like everyone thought the people were merely sent to random points in Space. The Tesseract is the Space Stone which allows travel between any point in space, so since it was the energy of the Tesseract being fired the people weren't disintegrated but instead transported randomly.
11:24 - they are, theyre in Liverpool, England. And so is the fight in the Dock area with the kid in the water.. its on the main Dock Road in Liverpool
The novelization and screenplay make it clear that the Red Skull flipped and *_broke_* the auto pilot, thus locking the navigational system and rendering the controls unresponsive. Additionally, the film presents the “Valkyrie” as traveling at great speeds (having reached the Arctic from Germany in under 30 minutes) meaning it would be arriving at it’s destination in minutes. This leaves Steve sitting on over 100 tons of explosives with very limited time to take action and save millions of lives. The only way to ensure success is by using great strength to manually overpower the controls and force the plane down.
Iron Man was being pushed the way he was because, not only was he was the de facto leader of the Avengers, not only is a dude flying around in a suit of armor and shooting lasers awesome, but because Robert Downey Jr IS Tony Stark. It’s the same way that Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool, Hugh Jackman is Wolverine, and Heath Ledger is Joker. When an actor fits a character perfectly, you need to embrace it. That and they didn’t really have much faith in Iron Man in the beginning and it turned into an insane franchise. Personally, Captain America is probably my favorite marvel character. But, Chris Evans was just never perfect as Captain America. He did great, but it always felt like there was something missing. Doctor Strange is one of the best mcu movies though. I hadn’t been expecting much going into it, hadn’t even realized the movie had come by the time I got around to buying it, and it ended up being my 2nd favorite mcu movie behind Winter Soldier.
The shows are known to be Hit or Miss depending on what you're expecting. Luke Cage is just awesome though; it's fun while being serious, has some political commentary while still honoring the source material. Sweet Christmas, he can kick ass
The plane was gonna automatically drop the bombs of he kept going on the charted course Red Skull had planed. He couldn’t stop that, so he dove into the water.
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I never liked Black Widow in the comics but she's my favorite Avenger in the MCU. Favorite character in the MCU? Probably Luis, Ant-Man's friend. He could narrate every movie and I'd love it.
Trust me mate, Iron man is amazing. You will not regret watching it.
Thor is rather meh but the later movies of these characters? You'll be
outstanded. All I'm saying is give em' a try.
My favourite MCU character is Spider-Man grew up watching the films, series and playing the games
Cap is my favorite comic book character, hands down. I love that Steve always does the right thing, no matter the personal cost. I try to live my life doing the right thing, no matter what.
Definitely Iron Man...but I do have a soft spot for Howard the Duck...he was the first, after all. 😜
Yup, Steve Rogers is actually an artist. His backstory in the comics has him as a visual arts major who works as a comic book artist.
Kirby putting himself into the character beyond the same politics. Kirby really was Cap.
Wow. Awesome
*”Power just makes a person more of themselves, right?”*
The “good becomes great, bad becomes worse” isn’t meant to be a literal effect of the serum. It’s just implying that power in of itself amplifies your capabilities; A good person can do great, a bad person can do worse. It makes what’s you *_more_* you. This is why Dr. Erskine wants Steve to promise he will remain a good man.
"When you have enough power to do what you always wanted to do, then you see what the guy always wanted to do." -Robert Caro
This idea is why I'm highly against the use of the saying "Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Power doesn't corrupt, it shows who we really are. If a good guy gets power and gets corrupted, they weren't a good guy to begin with.
@@JShepLord That makes sense, but some good people can be easily manipulated & groomed by bad people who know exactly how to manipulate people. But overall, yeah, I agree with you.
The actor who plays Dr. Erskine, Stanley Tucci, is a blessing to every movie he’s in. He’s played heroes and villains, sprites, spies, and gangsters.
And one of the world's coolest dads!!
Something cool about Cap's powers from the serum is it also gives him near-perfect photographic memory. That's why they were able to attack so many of Hydra's locations because Steve saw points on their wall map for a brief moment while rescuing Bucky. His reaction speed and perception of time is also greatly enhanced.
The man Stan Lee asked "I thought he would be taller?" is Reb Brown, he played Captain America in a couple of made for TV live action Captain America movies back in 1979
I think I'm going to be sick would you please pull over the car lol. PS I now know this is not film that line was said in but it is still funny anyway.
He's also one of the gods of Italian movies low budget action movies like Strike Commando and Robowar, as well as being a guest star on Miami Vice
@@jonathancunningham8739 Nope that was the 1991 Captain America film staring Matt Salinger (son of JD Salinger who wrote "The Catcher in the Rye")
@@Biorythym Oh I thought it was that one thanks.
@@weldonwin Did not know that.
Cap easily has the most solid trilogy in the MCU.
Honestly, it's kinda one of the only good ones besides Iron Man.
@@stretchyboi6042 That was my point. Ironman 1 was good but the next two were meh. Thor 1 and 2 were meh but Ragnarok was good. Avengers has four movies so technically not a trilogy. And Age of Ultron certainly had its issues.
@@46sn29 ye. Now that I think about it, my comment is kinda dumb.
Except for the third movie, which is a stupid reiteration of The Dark Knight Returns. And yet, Civil War, as dumb as it is, is still far better than BvS. lol
@@777Nny I honestly liked Civil War. I thought it was nice. I didn't really see it as anything else. Just it's own movie.
Fun fact: Steve Rogers was an aspiring art student before the serum
They actually used several methods to shrink Chris Evans for the first act of this movie. Some behind scenes were a woman with her hair cut short. Others were other actors standing on/sitting on boxes. Keeps the audience's eyes from adapting to one trick.
It looks really bad, unfortunately
@@kishad1542 no u
7:54 It's BECAUSE that's who he is, that he still wonders "why him", he doesn't see himself as better than everyone else, he just sees himself as doing the right thing when the opportunity presents itself; as anyone should
hell, he probably doesn't even see it as "the good thing", just "the thing you HAVE to do"
25:37 (edit): yeah see: "what makes you so special?"
"nothing, i'm just a kid from brooklyn"
I'll always smile when I read the comic of Frank Castle aka Punisher saying to cops "You all want a role model? His name is Captain America, he'd be happy to have you.
One of my favourite things about Punisher is he knows what he's doing is fucked up and Captain America is actually a good dude. Bro might be killing dudes left and right but he still knows right from wrong
@ricelad8664 I remember in Civil War when Cap beat the crap out of Punisher but Frank won't fight back and he says "No... not against you"
Then Patroit asks Spider-Man why Punisher didn't fight and Spider-Man replies with "Cap's the reason Frank joined the service. Same guy different war"
I think Cap had to crash because the plane was too damaged to really steer much, going straight down is sorta really easy to do compared to figuring out where to go in the middle of bumfuck nowhere. Peggy knew this was the case too but wasn't wanting him to die while Cap knew time was of the essence so he ended it as quickly as he could before the plane blew up or anything
Yes. He can workout zero option from the display at 28:04 - at least six engines gone plus other damage
Its also carrying a payload of city-busting Dark Energy bombs and if the plane were to go down over land, the potential for them all to detonate would be beyond catastrophic
I forgot how great Stanley Tucci was in this movie. That dude elevates whatever he's in.
Mellow, a word to the wise: If you offer a woman fondue, you'd BETTER be able to deliver on melted cheese or chocolate, to avoid her lifelong resentment.
Otherwise fon-don't lol
I recall the mixed reviews when this came out in 2011. Honestly, I think that attitude toward the film was more a case of impatience: We were promised The Avengers first in Iron Man 1, and had to wait until 4 YEARS LATER for it to come out.
Captain America was the last solo movie to come out prior to Avengers, and the whole world was chanting "Get on with it, already!"
"How did that man Survive that Fall?"
Watch Captain America: Winter Soldier, CA: Civil War, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Skinny tiny Steve is literally his face placed on a skinny actor's body. Only CG is in the blending. XD
*Edit:* Also, the montage of him fighting Hydra across Europe is literally based on classic Captain America covers from the 40's. Just with regular Nazis replaced with Hydra.
*Edit edit:* Also, yeah, Steve can draw! In the comics he actually worked as a comic book artist for a while!
*Edit edit edit:* The big plane was pre-programmed to attack, the controls were shot, and even if it just crashed the explosion from all those big weapons would be enough to wipe out NY. So, yeah, he had to do it.
Dude, I have no idea why you don't have a million subscribers. Going through all these movies with y'all has been an absolute blast. Revisiting many of my favorites (I'm an old so I saw most of these in theaters) and seeing others through new eyes is fantastic. Love the younger generation energy you bring to everything and your overall appreciation of film from acting to directing to cinematography. Keep on keeping on man, this shit is great.
Steve Roger’s in the comics actually did start out selling war bonds after getting the serum, he wasn’t thrilled about it but wanted to help anyway he could. This movie is probably the most accurate to the comics in terms of origins
So many great little details in this film...like the fact that Steve and Bucky go to the Stark Expo in the beginning (not Disney World). Then there is the fact that the "Vita Rays" that are used to activate the serum in Steve are actually Gamma Radiation like that which made the Hulk. And the fact that the repulsor lift technology Howard Stark was working on for his flying car was the same tech that Tony perfected to make Iron Man fly and shoot repulsor beams. 💯
Vita-Rays are a part of the Super-Soldier Serum that speeds up the potion's effects and makes them work correctly. They’re separate from gamma radiation.
@@ajclements4627 Yeah if I remember right, Ross explains that Banner was convinced gamma was the way to go, and that's why he ended up as the Hulk.
“Why not man you can give me a little peck on the cheek” once again you have me rolling🤣🤣🤣
100%, was laughing at the same thing
That was funny.
For a long time I wondered How Steve could remember that game until I actually listened to the game and realized they were describing an amazing inside the park home run which would be pretty memorable
Agent Carter is my favourite, and Captain America. I hate their ending in End Game, but this movie right here is perfection for both of them! The Agent Carter tv series was gorgeous as well. A small detail that I didn't notice till someone else pointed it out was that Carter also ran towards the dummy grenade during the test, Steve just got there first. I love that. And yeah, I tend to like the good guys who have heart and care about others. haha
Good choice. Also Richard Donner director of SUPERMAN Lethal Weapon and The Goonies passed away today at the age of 91.
Sucks to hear Donner was a great one!
RIP Richard Donner
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Also, Yes.
The first Iron Man is amazing, you definitely need to check it out. Thor is entertaining, and Iron Man 2 is decent. Honestly, Incredible Hulk is the worst of the first phase.
Nope, Incredible Hulk was one of the best. Thor was one of the worst. Just too rushed of a story.
@@phousefilms LMAO Incredible hulk was borderline unwatchable. Meanwhile Thor created an amazing world with some great characters. There is a reason they abandoned that hulk and its characters
@@phousefilms you're entitled to your opinion, but just know that you are in minority
@@harish123az I wouldn't say unwatchable by any means, just not nearly as good. Also, the reason they mostly abandoned Hulk is because Universal owns distribution rights, so after Disney bought them they didn't want to split the profit with them.
-@3:55, they're actually at a world expo in Queens, NY. Disneyland and Disney world didn't come until later in the 20th century.
Was A joke
You should definitely give Iron Man a shot. The Thor films are pretty mediocre until you hit the third one, which is probably the best of the Marvel movies
Chris's thin body at the beginning of the film wasn't CGI. It was a body double. The CGI element was putting Chris's head on the body.
It was actually a bit of both the body double and CGI because the body double wasnt quite skinny enough, so they sort of thinned out a lot of the fabric with digital trickery, etc. The thing that gave the FX team the most headaches was the scene where Bucky hugs Steve as he goes off with this girls, they had to spend hours and weeks fine tuning his clothing to look as natural as it could. But yes, a body double was employed and face replacement also, but the CG artists added a LOT of tweaks here and there that make it a ton more complex for a single shot than we can ever know.
@@blueroninstudios Yeah, I know all about the making-of the movie since I love knowing that information. It's just that the main CGI complication was getting the head right. The rest was details.
@@Phaota "Yeah, I know what I said was completely wrong and easily corrected, but I said it anyway, don't worry about it." Interesting attempt at a recovery, there. Don't think it worked. Also, "the rest was details"? I'm getting the feeling you know *nothing* about visual effects work if you're trying to brush off "details" as something not worth mentioning.
@@RepublicOfUs It wasn't worth mentioning since I was ~only~ talking about the placement of Chris's head on the body double's body. The rest of the CGI used was very much in details of making everything look right.
Mell's got questions. I love it. Most people didn't think to ask where Stark/SHIELD got the Vibranium, until the Falcon and Winter Soldier. Obviously, it came from Wakanda, but was it taken or given? I doubt it could be taken, and it makes sense to me, that the Wakandans would put a small amount in the right hands to combat the spread of Nazism. Everyone, currently, is assuming the Vibranium for Cap's shield was stolen. I think that's a huge assumption. We'll see, though.
More likely there are tiny amounts of Vibranium scattered around the world, that was looted or unknowingly trades, like the hammer in the museum from Black Panther
Just a note, they weren't at Disneyland, they were at the World Fair which took place in Queens, New York in 1939.
The timing on this is perfect. I literally just finished First Avenger and Winter Soldier
As much love as I have for Sam Wilson, and I 1000% agree with him being the new Cap. Steve will always be MY Captain America!!!!!!!!!
Well since this movie came out in 2011, Cap has been asleep for almost 80 years
True, but they're taking it from the year the movie came out, so 2011 - 1945, about 70 years since the end of WWII.
He was out for 70 years. He would've been around 20 during the war.
@@wfly81 mcu cap was born 1917 so he would be 28
@@breslinhoward6992 Nick Fury said he was asleep for 70 years. So either he joined the war at about 10 yrs old, or he's at least 90 yrs old.
Well, he's Captain Antifa now so have fun with that
The director of this movie used to work for George Lucas on Star Wars. Joe Johnston was the original conceptual designer who created the final designs for the Millennium Falcon, X-Wings, Y-wings, Imperial Star Destroyer, the Death Star, and AT-ATs. He provided the final designs for "Star Wars" characters Yoda and Boba Fett. Also the motorcycle chase from this movie is an homage to the speeder bike chase from Return of the Jedi.
If you listen to the call of the game in the fake room, it's an inside the park grand slam. Steve would definitely remember that. And that's why it's fan theorized Fury intentionally was testing him (he was *right there* to calm him down, the lady is obviously meant to make him think of Peggy, using a 4 year old ball game with a very notable play).
Your head in the popcorn stand was cinematic genius, IJS
I just realised why he couldn't turn around: The power source was gone (the tesseract) so the plane was shutting down if he didn't put it in a dive it would fall out of the sky over populated areas
"they got al, this technology but no cameras?! that's what's up!" lmaoooo
My sister worked on an Australian movie with Hugo a few years back reckons he's not just a great actor but a really nice person behind the scenes
Hey Mellverse, so have you watched the extended MCU? I was indifferent about the MCU back in 2008-2012 but after that I got so into it, and its beloved in my life.
If youre not a massive fan yet, an MCU marathon will get you so hyped!
You should do it in timeline order and by the end iam sure you'll love the interwoven narrative, character development, design direction, script, action sequences and callbacks. its awesome
I always forget Chris Evans played Johnny Storm.
Too bad that F4 movie wasn't very good but of all the bad F4 movies he was in the best one.
Hey Mello at least your seeing it now brother!!! CAP is my favorite but im siked we got Sam as the new Cap he also just signed on for his own film and much deserved
So the funny thing, that moment after Steve comes out of the Vita Ray machine muscular and Peggy touches his chest. That was not scripted Hayley Atwell did that upon seeing Chris evans' chest
I would love to see you react to “Barry Gordy’s The Last Dragon.”
Yeah would love to see that.
@Scott Allen *IS HE THE MEANEST?!?*
@Scott Allen *IS HE THE PRETTIEST?*
@Scott Allen *NOW WHO DA MASTAH!!!*
@Scott Allen And now cue the theme song
Are you going to be doing the entire MCU? Definitely a rabbit hole worth jumping down.
Yes
@@HelloMellowXVI You should really watch them in release order, then (if it's your first time). That's the way Marvel intended for them to be watched for the first time. Watching them "in timeline order" is a fanboy gimmick akin to watching the Star Wars movies in chapter order.
@@visiblepixels4632 want to watch them in timeline order according to the story told
@@HelloMellowXVI that would make the next one Captain Marvel, which is the one you should skip, because it just wasn't worth watching.
@@HelloMellowXVI Here's a list with every Marvel movie, with both release and chronological order. Save the site for reference and decide for yourself what order you want to watch them.
Did you watch the end credit scenes? Or did you watch them and not show it?
www.gamesradar.com/how-to-watch-marvel-movies-in-order-mcu/
OK, so the reason why Steve had to "put it in the water." His instruments showed that all but like 2 engines were red (black being a sign of functionality). I think it also showed like half of the hydraulics being out too. Which would have made it impossible to turn around. It's a quick thing that you can really only absorb if you pause the movie in that half a second that he looks at the instrument panel.
You should just do a MCU run through chronologically to fully appreciate what they did with the movies!
Fun fact, that aircraft that Red Skull escaped his self-destructing facility in is based on the Focke-Wulf Triebflügel. It was a VTOL aircraft that Germany was developing around 1944 to guard important facilities without an airfield, but it never got out of wind tunnel testing. In fact, pretty much all of the Hydra vehicles in this movie are based on real life designs that the Germans were either designing or developing.
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You really should watch the first Iron Man. When I saw it being advertised, I thought it was a kid movie but I was really surprised by how good it is.
19:26 Fun fact, that Helicopter-Rocket-Plane, was an actual experimental aircraft, being developed by the Germans during WW2, called the Trifugal. It was never completed, but it was just one of a number of bat-shit crazy wonder weapons from the last years of the war
this, avengers, and iron man were the great movies of the first phase of the MCU. Iron Man 1 set the standard for amazing comic book movies, directed by who I now consider the best sci-fi/fantasy/adventure director: Jon Faverau
Best sci-fi/adventure director? Mmmm, that's a no from me. Iron Man was pretty good though.
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Because at that time he was already a super soldier and survived the fall, you will say when did he become a super soldier? While he was in prison and Steve went to save him and save the rest, bucky, he was under the trial of a serum on him, for this he survived the fall and Hydra found him and distorted his memory.
I agree with your choice of this being the best mcu character
My favorites are Cap (and Winter Soldier together).
This was my favorite Cap when it came out… then Captain America: The Winter Soldier came out. OMG! Great movie as well.
The director of this movie directed another Disney film, The Rocketeer which came out back in 1991.
Dude, for real?!?! That movie was a childhood favorite!!! Thanks for sharing that!
You gotta check out all the ones you missed especially the first Iron man.
Bruh, it's impossible to avoid catching your energy from these vids.
You like how Robert Downey Jr plays Tony, but you didn't see him in Ironman 1??? The movie that basically started it all.
Just like I love lord of the rings but never Seen the Hobbit... just Because I like something doesn't mean I have to fully indulge in it.
Dude, I'm so happy that you're reacting to Cap 1, and also that you really enjoyed it! It's true that it is usually seen as one of the weakest MCU movies, but it's definitely one of my favourites so I love it when it gets recognition.
The director, Joe Johnston, was a visual effects art director on the original Star Wars trilogy and Raiders of the Lost Ark (for which he received an Oscar as part of the visual effects team), before he went on to become a reasonably successful director in his own right. One of his best known films is The Rocketeer (1990), which features a similar retro 1930s aesthetic to Captain America. It might be a good movie to add to your watch list!
In fairness, landing a plane with a bunch of nuke-esque bombs rigged to blow, in a gigantic aircraft made by a foreign, enemy country is a hell of a lot harder than just steering it down. Even if Steve was trained as a pilot, I doubt landing would be a simple matter, and if anything went wrong, suddenly a bunch of high-tech bombs go off in the middle of whatever base or city your landing strip is in.
Iron man was actually pretty good and probably part of the reason the MCU became what is because of it’s success.
This movie's good fun, but the sequel 'Winter Soldier' is the best Marvel movie made. The third one, 'Civil War', is close behind. Hope you keep going with these! Great reactions!
Fuck yeah I love this movie.
I feel it's really underrated compared to all the other MCU movies, so I'm grateful that you decided to react to it!
Hi Mell....actually...that was a huge surprise when Red Skull showed up in "Infinity War."
17:51, there'll come the time when you'll know that "Do you know who I am?" is not Cap's way.
Saw this as a recommendation and absolutely had to see your reaction🙌🏻😭
There are a handful of movies that I will never get tired of seeing, no matter how many times it plays. This is one of them. As far as Marvel favorites go, I have a lot of respect for Cap and I also like Iron Man, Spidey and Black Panther. Now... have to admit, I have a bit of a crush on Scarlett Johanssen (Black Widow). If I could spend the day with any actress from the MCU, it would definitely be her or maybe even Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlet Witch).
Little fun fact the scene with the kid and were Cap picks up the taxi door as a shield on the bridge was film in my home town of Liverpool as was the Dock sequence with the submarine.
It was indeed just confirmed on She-Hulk that is indeed when Cap lost the V-card.
- *MY COUSIN VINNY* 😎🔥
In the beginning they are not at Disney, they are in Queens New York, Worlds Fair Globe behind them.
It Was A Joke
The part when he jumped on the grenade is just so powerful, one of my favorite parts in any marvel film
The director Joe Johnson, also directed The Rocketeer, you can see alot of similar ideas and the way he directs there too
Her touching his chest was not even in the script. She just couldn’t help herself, and they kept it in the movie lol.
You’re easily my favorite movie “reviewer” I love you’re videos 😂so funny. Keep it up bro 👍🏽
Mell said iron man 1 looked boring I'm shook 😳he missing out
3:50 that's the universal globe......
The comment at the beginning about how the ship didn't blow up... I think that's a great insight to exactly what level of stuff Hydra was building
Wait for the secuel. That was fucking epic
The first Ironman was incredible. With its huge success, it basically greenlit the whole MCU franchise. There won't be an MCU if it was't for the first Ironman movie. It's not even my favorite movie in the MCU but I'd vouch for it. Also, having to watch the first phase movies is crucial for you to appreciate the future installments. Without the backstories, watching Avengers feels like there a lack of character development.
Please react to Drive and Lucky Number Slevin
That airplane Red Skull got away in is a real German plane design from WWII, the Triebflugeljager, designed to be a high speed interceptor to shoot down bombers
Great commentary, man. I liked, "I mean, aren't you a super-soldier too? Why don't you get into the game, bitch? Stop complainin'!"
Marvel didn't give Evans a chance, Evans gave marvel a chance. he initially refused multiple times.
Howard Stark in the movie is Iron Man/Tony Starks dad. He is the one responsible for making Cap`s shield as well. Tony was always jealous of Steve cause his dad always spoke highly of Steve and didn`t show Tony much emotions or fatherly love. Captain had to ditch the plane in the ocean because the Tesseract was on board the plane and would of killed a lot of people upon impact. Captain America franchise is my favorite and the best franchise hands down vs the rest of them.
There's a Theory that the Weapons Hydra designed didn't kill anyone, because they were powered by and shot Tesseract Energy blasts the theory is that instead of them being disintergrated like everyone thought the people were merely sent to random points in Space. The Tesseract is the Space Stone which allows travel between any point in space, so since it was the energy of the Tesseract being fired the people weren't disintegrated but instead transported randomly.
11:24 - they are, theyre in Liverpool, England. And so is the fight in the Dock area with the kid in the water.. its on the main Dock Road in Liverpool
That's why Captain America was worthy lift Mjolnir cuz the sacrifice he did
The novelization and screenplay make it clear that the Red Skull flipped and *_broke_* the auto pilot, thus locking the navigational system and rendering the controls unresponsive. Additionally, the film presents the “Valkyrie” as traveling at great speeds (having reached the Arctic from Germany in under 30 minutes) meaning it would be arriving at it’s destination in minutes.
This leaves Steve sitting on over 100 tons of explosives with very limited time to take action and save millions of lives. The only way to ensure success is by using great strength to manually overpower the controls and force the plane down.
In the comics, Steve original wanted to be an artist. He is actually pretty talented.
FYI. in the scene with Bucky they are at the 1939 World's Fair not Disney World.
Bro it was a joke
Fun Fact about Stan lee is that he is a WW2 veteran
Captain america is probably the most heroic avenger
Iron Man was being pushed the way he was because, not only was he was the de facto leader of the Avengers, not only is a dude flying around in a suit of armor and shooting lasers awesome, but because Robert Downey Jr IS Tony Stark. It’s the same way that Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool, Hugh Jackman is Wolverine, and Heath Ledger is Joker. When an actor fits a character perfectly, you need to embrace it. That and they didn’t really have much faith in Iron Man in the beginning and it turned into an insane franchise.
Personally, Captain America is probably my favorite marvel character. But, Chris Evans was just never perfect as Captain America. He did great, but it always felt like there was something missing.
Doctor Strange is one of the best mcu movies though. I hadn’t been expecting much going into it, hadn’t even realized the movie had come by the time I got around to buying it, and it ended up being my 2nd favorite mcu movie behind Winter Soldier.
7:05 That’s my motto; work smarter not necessarily harder.
Well makes sense that you don’t care about some of the characters. You gotta see there origin movies.
The shows are known to be Hit or Miss depending on what you're expecting. Luke Cage is just awesome though; it's fun while being serious, has some political commentary while still honoring the source material. Sweet Christmas, he can kick ass
The tesseract was put on the earth by the asgardians after odin took it from jotunheim (along with loki)... it's a flash back in Thor 1
Richard Armitage really needs a bigger role in a comic book movie
The plane was gonna automatically drop the bombs of he kept going on the charted course Red Skull had planed. He couldn’t stop that, so he dove into the water.