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[Isichar]

Yeah, I'm actually kind of excited for this though, Captain America was a surprisingly not lame movie.

 

I can't help but wonder if the first movie would have been as decent as it was if they were not building up to Avengers?

[mybudgee]

I am more amped about X-men DOFP

[Annie_Dear]

I saw it yesterday.

 

I enjoyed it, though I would have liked it more if there was less shaky cam during the fight scenes and the villains had some personality *cough Winter Soldier cough* But other than that, a solid 8/10

 

And the mid-credit scene made me very happy.

[TheRealJayDee]

One advice: watch it in 2D. I was forced to watch in 3D, and it added nothing to the movie. If anything it made some the action scenes harder to watch.

[mybudgee]

3D is like renter's insurance: Pointless and annoying, nothing more than a $ grab

[Blastback]

3D is like renter's insurance: Pointless and annoying, nothing more than a $ grab

Pretty much.  Never understood the hype myself.  It's never added anything to any movie I've seen.  3d is fun in those theme park shows that last for 15 minutes and have air blow in your face and stuff like that.  But it doen't add anything to a regualr film.

[Isichar]

 But it doen't add anything to a regualr film.

 

Oh but it does.

 

It adds 3 bucks onto the ticket price

[Sloshy Hummer]

This is getting pretty good reviews, which doesn't mean that much. I just can't afford to see a bad movie.

[Blastback]

Oh but it does.

 

It adds 3 bucks onto the ticket price

Okay, it doesn't add anything good or worthwhile to the experiance. 

 

I still can't belive they got Robert fricken Redford to be in it.  Just wow. 

[Raizo]

Pretty much.  Never understood the hype myself.  It's never added anything to any movie I've seen.  3d is fun in those theme park shows that last for 15 minutes and have air blow in your face and stuff like that.  But it doen't add anything to a regualr film.

I beg to differ. Avatar and Gravity were amazing in 3D. I watched both films in the cinema in 3D and I also own both on blu ray and I can honestly say that it felt like something was missing watching them in 2D ( Gravity in particular felt somewhat average without the 3D ). It is worth noting however that both films were built from the ground up to be showed to be in 3D. I do understand your basic argument, that films like this, Amazing Spider-Man 2, Transformers, etc, etc, there is absolutely no benefit to watching films like these in 3D instead of 2D, more often then not the 3D is very distracting and ends up hurting the film instead of adding to it.

Anyhow, I finally saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier and it is now my favourite Marvel film to date. For anyone who is curious about it but did not enjoy the first Captain America film, trust me this one is well worth seeing. Felt more like Jason Bourne movie than a Super Hero film. And the Winter Soldier, the closest thing that I can compare him to is "The Terminator".

[Milan92]

Will probably go watch it next week. Can't wait to see Captain Murica again!

 

Hopefully this one won't dissapoint like Iron Man 3 did

[TheRealJayDee]

I beg to differ. Avatar and Gravity were amazing in 3D.

Those are the exact two movies that come to my mind when I try to think of cinema experiences that were actually enhanced by 3D. There were other movies that weren't neccessarily worse because of the addition of 3D, but there are very, very few that 3D does make better.

 

Certainly not Cap 2. 

[mybudgee]

No. 3D is a dumb gimmick and an excuse to price-gouge dumb consumers. Nothing more

[RobRam10]

Really enjoyed the film despite not jumping into the hype train.

[Fast Jimmy]

Okay, it doesn't add anything good or worthwhile to the experiance.

I still can't belive they got Robert fricken Redford to be in it. Just wow.

I still can't believe they got Anthony Hopkins to play Odin. Twice!

Marvel/Disney is making cinematic history with these movies. They are succeeding at something that has never been done before - fully functional cinematic universe where multiple franchises can interact with each other and influence one common, shared world. Top that off with the fact that the movies are well produced and huge money makers and it becomes pretty clear why they can pull some AAA level talent... but it still is incredibly awesome to keep on seeing, nonetheless.

[Overdosing]

I seriously want to see this. April 4th can't come quicker...

[Zcorck]

I still can't believe they got Anthony Hopkins to play Odin. Twice!

Marvel/Disney is making cinematic history with these movies. They are succeeding at something that has never been done before - fully functional cinematic universe where multiple franchises can interact with each other and influence one common, shared world. Top that off with the fact that the movies are well produced and huge money makers and it becomes pretty clear why they can pull some AAA level talent... but it still is incredibly awesome to keep on seeing, nonetheless.

TBH I think Redford was better utilized than the other veteran actors.

[mybudgee]

Patrick Stewart

[Fast Jimmy]

TBH I think Redford was better utilized than the other veteran actors.

 

Interesting.

[Fast Jimmy]

All kinds of profanity and NSFW warnings on this guy!




This is the best trailer for this movie to date. Again, WARNING WARNING WARNING

[The Love Runner]

Black Sabbath > America: **** Yeah

 

(Just messing with you.)

[mybudgee]

God Bless America

[The Love Runner]

I'm sorry, but I had to do this.

Spoiler

[mybudgee]

Galatic Runner you are my hero

[vortex216]

Why do a lot of people say the first one wasn't good? I give it 8/10. Iron Man 3 as well? I give that 8.5-9/10!

 

This one... 10/10.