Realism instead of fairytale

Rating: 7/10 (6 May 2014)

As "Captain America:The Winter Soldier" began its release in the US and both the world it was fairly evident, due to instant super-success, we're facing something of somewhat finer quality. Let's get with the program, flicks that break quarter of a billion dollars income (which is merely now a question of date) at the States usually don't have to blame only their commonly strong commercial propaganda. We only need to remember "John Carter"'s 2011 misfire for that matter. The true reason for its fortune grossing is the realism of the combat sequences much closer in spirit with Daniel Craig's James Bond than say, "Captain America:The First Avenger". Further more, the real world everlasting problematics of war veteran reintegration among society, which is here probably the leading subtle plot line. All that combined result in a fast pace, confident and never-childish action thriller that delivers on many levels. Chris Evans is convincing and unusually calm as the all American unstoppable superhero, Scarlett Johansson is daring, sexy as well as illusive, Sam Jackson does his usual similar performance as ever and Robert Redford as the conniving billionaire utters his first time ever bad guy role with extreme prejudice. All together a strong 7,5/10. Thumbs up.