From Yay to Nay !

Rating: Null/10 (20 June 2016)

At first, you feel that you're in for a superhero super action. But then, you feel that you're in the titanic, while its sinking!
Let me cut to the chase: If Nick Fury has a device that transports him from place to another in nanosecond; why he didn't runaway from the car while the attack on him? And if he knew that Captain America's safe house is being watched; why he went to it? And if the evil guy knew that he was there; why didn't he kill him earlier? And if Fury assigned a girl to protect Captain America undercover; why she didn't act professionally and observe anything else that the radio's music was on? And if Alexander Pierce (played by Robert Redford) had a device that could kill all the board's members; why he didn't use it since the start? And if that so-called device could kill; how Black Widow (played by Scarlett Johansson) didn't die out of it? And if Fury died, and became SO DEAD; how he was alive again?! And please, can anybody sane tell me how Hydra was controlling S.H.I.E.L.D. during 70 years??!! So whether the script finds it enjoyable to not telling us the answers, or DOESN'T KNOW THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE! As you see, this should have been named Captain America: Power of Idiocy, or Captain America: The Whys and The Hows!
In the climactic sequence, the script nearly committed suicide. If The Winter Soldier saved his friend in the end, how come he would be a menace afterwards?! And it seemed to me that Falcon (played by Anthony Mackie) transformed into hero haphazardly. It's as if anybody Captain America might meet in his life would be a hero, good or bad one, later! And, for the love of God, how Captain America wants to sacrifice himself, again, for saving the world, again, after the first movie?! I believe that there is some unofficial rule that says "Do not repeat the first movie's end in its sequel". But I believe that it takes clever people to apply it as well!
The dialogue is beyond silly, the information are being thrown at you faster than raindrops in a terrible torrent, and the cliché of "Kiss me, so the bad guys can't find us" is hateful among all the other clichés, since they look at it as the most trite!
The whole cast is infected with the epidemic of Woodenness. Johansson and Mackie were the most sick. However, it was more than painful to see the honorable Mr. Redford turning into wood! When I heard that he would play a role in a movie finally, and that role was in a commercial movie, that happened to be a superhero blockbuster-I was surprised and enthusiastic. I remember things like praising the movie's makers for convincing him to do so, and envying them for having him too. But, eventually, it was the peak of frustration when he looked like a perfect Robert Redford pod. Regrettably, he wasn't evil as a character, but he was so evil as an actor!
The movie is overall heavy. It's 136 minutes, yet feels more than that already. The direction of the dramatic scenes was TV-ish. I lived a soap-opera disguised as a sci-fi action thriller. And it came with all the mortal sins; from the lifeless cadres to the awful acting!
On the contrary, the direction of the action did awesome sequences. The CGI approached greatness. There were creative, really cool, new weapons. And the Neo-Nazism's plan to take over the world digitally was absolutely fantastic. However, if you think that the virtues' list is long.. Be sure, the vices' list is longer!
In its first 2 movies, Captain America pushed me to the "This will rock" yell, to end up with a "Rock the boat" situation. Frankly, after this one's end, the boat tanked, and I found myself singing "My heart will NOT go on"!
..Nevertheless, I hope that part 3 will be better than so-so, because I got fed up with 2 of that kind!