It's 1942nd World War II boom and Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) wants nothing more than to join the fight against the Nazis. Steve is, however, a weakling with a £ 90 laundry list of medical problems (including asthma), which immediately disqualifies him from service and does him no other choice than to watch helplessly as his best friend, Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) , prepares to head overseas.
Fate, on the eve of the Bucky should go, but, like a mysterious scientist (Stanley Tucci, Dr. Abraham Erskine) Steve provides the opportunity in an experimental procedure that would radically alter his physical appearance to participate. Steve jumped at the chance and soon finds himself strapped into a device is of an alarming Howard Stark (Dominic Cooper) is controlled. It results from the machine, a super-strong, super-fast version of itself, and it is not long before Steve calculated to sell before the American public as an instrument for war bonds. But when Bucky and a group of soldiers who allowed a character like the infamous Red Skull (Hugo Weaving), are known Steve recorded the moves today as Captain America, not on a mission in the heart of hostile territory by his comrade save lives.
The Cast
Evans opened her eyes next to the work that Rogers, Captain America, a series of outstanding performances from an eclectic cast is impressive. Stan is best for his recurring role on Gossip Girl Baize Carter announced a solid work to embody Rogers loyal best friend, while Hayley Atwell has a star-which in turn as a tough cookie British officer who eventually develops feelings for the character of the Evans. Tommy Lee Jones gives a solid performance as an American soldier who was initially skeptical of what one would expect the intentions and abilities of Captain America, with several familiar faces taking over the tasks of the stubborn fire cap (including Neal McDonough and Derek Luke). Finally, Hugo Weaving, intimidating armed with a thick German accent, the Red Skull into a silly villain fear that more and more dangerous, as the film unfolds is growing.
The Bottom Line
Director Johnston has a great job of ensuring that Captain America comes out mostly as a popcorn movie in the best sense, moving the film like a rocket in his opening speech, hours and has a number of exciting action sequences (including a the best chase scenes come for years). The captivating atmosphere persists until around the hour mark, after which the film not too long period of problems - the second half of the process includes a series of unfortunate downturns that reduce the overall effectiveness of Captain America.
It is also interesting to note that the movie offers what is probably the worst use of 3-D since 2010 Clash of the infamous collapse of the Titans, as Johnston has a film that primarily sold in the dark sweat - from the borders of dimly lit cave the Red Skull in the clouds, cloudy atmosphere of the battlefield. There comes a point where it is better to see the movie without glasses, with the blur (even brighter) picture certainly preferable to set the opacity of the incoherent process 3-D are available. Read also : Superman : Man of Steel
