Captin America, good to see you could make it on time.

Rating: 10/10 (30 July 2011)

I will jump straight into this review with a great big smile. Not only was the performance of Chris Evans a current career high light, Hugo Weaving does not on the other hand disappoint portraying the a most evil antagonist. I do not see fit to name any other names, however in light of Hayley Atwells performance I think we will be seeing a lot more of her in Hollywood.
As for the film its self, Excellent, Critics of this genre need to realize the genre that is being depicted through this movie has conventions and thats why we watch them.
From batman to spider man these are the what make super hero movies great.
We are seeing the re-invention of the medium through which super hero's are being portrayed and rightly so. The Graphic novel and comic book mediums, although still going somewhat strong lack the socioeconomic structure (aka they're not trendy enough thus don't make enough money) to be advertised to a younger audience.
In turn the moral values these movies teach will not be forgotten, thats the point of marvel, its not about the powers, or the hero. It is about the individual and the relatability.-thats from Stan Lees mouth as well Which brings me back to Captin America, the never give up attitude that Americanism was so caught up on during the set era is ripe and depicted well through Steve Rogers character. Teaching us to rise up to a challenge, and to never back down from what we believe in no matter the cost.
The action that is lusted for the moment you can smell the popcorn will loosen your grip on your drink and have you reeling in anticipation of what Captin America will do next.
A great movie which i will be recommending to all my friends This film leaves me excited for the avengers and the other films the paramount/marvel franchises are about to unleash on the world =P