Excellent movie.

That's nice.

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Looking forward to:
The Avengers
The Dark Knight Rises

Can't wait to re-watch it. Cap was the most fun I had at the cinema all summer long. In fact this, so far, has been the best movie I have seen all year. All in all, this is one great film that I look forward to buying on DVD. Seeing it in a packed house was like attending a very cool athletic event. Maybe that made the experience even better but I guarantee that this movie generates great word of mouth from even more fans now that it's hitting the home market. This thread is proof of that.

Director Joe Johnson, the cast, the crew, the FX people and writers should all be proud of this exceptional movie and take a bow. The only remotely negative thing I have to say about this movie is that I want more and I want it now! It’s a good thing I don’t have to wait long to see them all again in Avengers!

The people watch this movie, the more the fan base will grow. Most fall in love with it and will want to see more.

I've seen this movie every month since July and I'm still more than pleased myself. Can't let the DVD stray too far from my on deck circle because I could watch this over and over again.

So much praise and yet so richly deserved. I really enjoyed every minute of this movie. I would've liked to have seen more set up and Steve as a younger man. How he met Bucky, what happened to his mom, how he dealt with being beat up all the time, etc. When you care and want to see more, that's always the sign that they connected with the viewer.

The critics, fans, non-fans, men, women, young adults and films fans everywhere are all calling this film great at a very high percentage.

Besides being a tremendously smart and even emotional film, it’s also refreshing to see a lead hero be just that… a hero. Steve is no morbid vigalante or narcissitic self absorbed anti-hero. He’s the real deal. His tough life hasn't made him bitter or jaded. In fact, it’s done just the opposite. He’s needed to develop character because his body didn’t develop. This is the key to Cap both in the books and in the film. Heart and character trump the physical elements and are what truly makes the character itself special. Even after he's given the great gift of being a “super soldier,” he still continues to do the right thing. It’s not to prove anything to anyone other than himself because he has a high moral code. I love the fact that they choose his character for the experiment because he wouldn’t take advantage of the gift. That’s smart writing. Cap's first assignment from the U.S. government is to be the centerpiece in a traveling USO show, building morale and raising money for the war effort. Eventually, he finds he’s wasting his new abilities and NEEDS to break away on his own to fight the Nazi menace. This brings him to conflict with the awesomely diabolical Red Skull. The Skull is one of Marvel’s best crazed villains and they captured that perfectly. Here, the Red Skull was a guinea pig for a similar Nazi super soldier experiment that went very wrong. These clashes and confrontations are everything they should be and more. Shades of gray are great in film (and there are those tones present here) but sometimes it’s good to have character of pure heart, pure integrity and true morality take it to what history and everyone knows was pure evil. It’s refreshing to sit back and root for the ultimate good to take it to the ultimate bad guys.