Captain America Don't Trust Anyone!

Rating: 10/10 (13 April 2014)

If you enjoy a well developed story that is not confusing and has a lot of action after the development of the three main characters– Steve Rogers (Captain America), Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow), and Sam Wilson (Falcon)– then you will enjoy watching Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The audience can also expect some humor, especially from Sam. The costumes fit the characters and the filming locations go well with the story. Lets not forget the sound effects, they bring to life the fighting scenes, it makes the armor sound powerful, and it makes the robotic arm sound powerful and mechanical. And a particular computer generated scene doesn't have a fake effect to it.
Since the beginning of the film Captain America and Sam start to develop their friendship as they "ran" together, of course Captain America is way faster than Sam. The audience will notice that Sam is the one who will bring the humor to the film because he is a more happy person and he is not as serious as Captain America and Natasha. After Captain America is given the order to not trust anyone he has to figure out who to trust, and they are Natasha and Sam. From here on the audience will notice a love relationship between Captain America and Natasha because when they talk their tone of voice is sweet and caring, and when they look at each other their stare is deep and caring. The friendship between Captain America and Sam grows beautifully because Sam is able to make Captain America laugh and they communicate very well. Sam is also a very good friend because he is loyal to Captain America.
There is also humor added to the film, especially by Sam. He is a very happy person and he says things that are funny because they refer to previous scenes, or sometimes his comments imply that he has more experience living as a normal human being than Captain America and Natasha. Natasha also says some humor towards Captain America by comparing him to a fossil because he comes from a different era. And of course they let Stan Lee, the honorable Marvel president retiree and creator of some of the Marvel characters (Chauhan et al., 2013), add some humor to the film.
Captain America gets to keep his suit and the rest of the casts have outfits that allow them to be flexible when they fight. The filming location takes place in Washington D.C. because the opening scene shows the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Later on the location is taken back to the place where Captain America attended boot camp in Captain America: The First Avenger, which the directors pulled off very well because it fits with the plot. Then it is taken back to Washington D.C. to end the villains plan at the S.H.I.E.L.D's headquarters. It makes sense to have the movie take place in D.C. because many important headquarters are located in D.C., like the White House, the Pentagon, etc. and in this movie S.H.I.E.L.D is an important defense program.
What made this movie excellent were the fighting scenes and the sound effects that went with the fighting scenes. For each fighting scene the sound effect was different but it was big and it had a constant rhythm, kind of like a heartbeat but it didn't sound like a heartbeat. Or when Captain America throws his shield, it has a powerful hit by the sound effect used. Also, the Winter Soldier's mechanical arm is powerful and the sound effect used has that power when he clenches his hand, and sometimes it has a mechanical sound effect because the arm is robotic. A stunning scene is the disguise of a character because it is computer generated but it doesn't have a fake image effect.
People will enjoy watching Captain America: The Winter Soldier and they won't regret spending $6 or more to go see it. The main characters have a well-developed relationship that allows them to trust each other. The directors were able to add some humor to the movie even though the movie has a serious tone because Captain America has to be aware of who to trust and not to trust. And the audience will enjoy the fighting scenes because the sound effects give the thrill and excitement to the scenes.
References Chauhan, Y., Cunningham, J.M., Das, D., Kuiper, K., & Tikkanen, A. (2013). Stan Lee. In Encyclopædia Britannica online. Retrieved from http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/860784/Stan-Lee