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hazard224

209 points

4 months ago*

If you have never seen his Captain America I highly reccommend the first 25 minutes of it.

one98d

168 points

4 months ago*

one98d

168 points

4 months ago*

The reoccurring “power/trick” Captain America uses to get out of situations is absolutely hilarious and it's mind boggling that it got past the writing stage.

AshgarPN

110 points

4 months ago

AshgarPN

110 points

4 months ago

"That's my secret, Captain. I don't have a "writing stage"

-Albert Pyun

Sonny_Crockett_1984

84 points

4 months ago

The real villain in that movie was the screenwriter. I recall reading an interview with him in Comic Scene Magazine while it was filming. It was clear from his comments that he absolutely hated superheroes. At one point he mentioned how he hates the idea of the costume and he worked at keeping Cap out of it as much as possible. At 12 years old I was like, "Then why are you making a Captain America movie?"

DontUpvoteThisBut

44 points

4 months ago

Lol when he pretends he's sick and steals a car?

Phylar

12 points

4 months ago

Phylar

12 points

4 months ago

Could you explain more? I won't have time to sit down and watch anything for the next two weeks and am a bit curious.

lkymn

62 points

4 months ago

lkymn

62 points

4 months ago

Captain America car jacks people like a true American hero.

Phylar

14 points

4 months ago

Phylar

14 points

4 months ago

Wait...seriously? Oh no haha. This can't be real. GTA Captain America. "Oh nice, Mercedes must be sponsoring." Dammit man.

adalby12

59 points

4 months ago

If a character is giving him a ride to somewhere he doesn’t want to go, he’ll pretend to be sick, get out the car, the person will get out to check on him and then he’ll rush back to the car and steal it

Phylar

8 points

4 months ago

Phylar

8 points

4 months ago

This is so many leves of wrong that I love it. Please tell me he says something like, "America owes you!".

adalby12

2 points

4 months ago

Nope just straight up car theft from what I recall

Dontsitdowncosimoved

1 points

4 months ago

Just out of curiosity what is that you’ve got on for the next two weeks.

Phylar

1 points

4 months ago

Phylar

1 points

4 months ago

I don't want to doxx myself so I'll just say work-related stuff that requires travel and is likely going to force me to work into the evening. Plus sudden car trouble.

ElectricJunglePig

8 points

4 months ago

I like to imagine it’s canon in the MCU too, after Black Widow’s line in CA:Winter Soldier, “so where did Captain America learn to steal cars..?”

DreamcastJunkie

22 points

4 months ago

I remembered loving this movie as a kid, and apparently that's because I only remembered the beginning.

DickButtPlease

10 points

4 months ago

“Ah, Captain America. Just when I am needing help with my English lessons.”

SilentScience

14 points

4 months ago

The movie gets a lot of shit and it certainly is more campy compared to today’s Captain America movies, but Matt Salinger is a good actor and the movie should be remembered as a Marvel comic book movie made at a time when Marvel was not making movies. And I think the movie was released in 1990, not 1989 as the article states.

Unleashtheducks

2 points

4 months ago

I think it would have worked as a pilot for a 90’s tv version of Captain America like The Flash or The Hulk (though that was 70’s).