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the old maxx50

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I realize there are more important things to talk about .. , saw a few threads to night that i may comment on .

But I toke a little escape from reality ,went and saw Captain America

I thought it was a pretty good movie ,, Even though they did not stick to the old comic of the 40's there were many of the same charters in ., but missing the Captains side kick...

I was happy that there was more to the story then the commercials ... But some other parts were a little disturbing and sanitized .

They did not mention the word Nazi or Jew or German's, only Hitler, and that soon changed to Hydra being the enemy .. Talk about rewriting history and political correctness . Any on the younger generation won't even know what WW2 was even
about... But then super hero's are fantasy also .

What I was impressed with was the faith full design of some of the German of aircraft ,most of them were actual designs .. that the German,s thought of making or had mad . and all though they never had the A bomb or death rays .. they were really trying to make them .. in fact my dad talked about hearing that the Germans had a death ray .. Yes it was propaganda that they told .

As for the flying wing . it is a German idea .. which later the US did build with 8 engines and one that was jet powered .. and that was in the late 1940's... Of course later we get the newer version The B2 bomber.
. Now the energy weapons in the movie were powered by some ancient force .. But the idea of a death ray was One of Nikola Tesla 's theories and he actually worked on a project to make one in the 20' and 30's .. No doubt the Germans believed it was possible also they would try any idea that could win them the war ...

So much of what we have take for granted with our technology .. come from 70 and 80 years ago .. and older .. Not just from German , but Europeans and those of Jewish heritage .
There many films that give credit to that time by showing some odd craft that are composite of many ideas from that era . Spellberge does it a lot and it still amazes me that in that time with limited knowledge and technology they thought of and made some fantastic things . I won;t say they were safe or reliable but they still tried . and later they were making those ideas for the Americans
 
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I thought the movie was boring and almost fell asleep. Saw the prescreening at 12am thursday morning. Certainly wasnt the one of the better comic superheroes movies.
 

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Personally, at first I thought this movie would fare just a little better than the recent bomb in the box office which was the Green Lantern but Captain America proved me wrong. A damn good superhero movie. Superb casting, kudos to the casting agency behind the film. I think the underdog effect and WWII setting made it a winner in this weekend's box office. Yups! America the good, surely an escape from its imperialistic reality. :thumb:
 

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I actually don't see Captain America as a persona of the USA .. I see him as a good person who want to make the world a better place ... and very unaware and naive of the real nature and motives of the people around him or the true nature of the USA... a sad super hero , like most.

That is a good thing a bout a villain you all ways no where you stand with him .. even if you think he needs you he will still kill you at a whim .
 

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I thought it was excellent. The original story has been rebooted and retold so often over the years in the comics and in animation that there was a lot of material to try and bring together but I thought the writers did an excellent job of bringing it all together. A lot of nice touches, including the variations of the costume and the different shields. Just a couple of notes: Bucky Barnes IS in the movie, just not in the comic book "costume". And while I don't know enough about the oldest history of the comic version of Captain America (I believe that the character actually predates Marvel Comics), I do know that Hydra is still one of Marvel comic's villainous organizations and that Captain America and The Avengers do still battle against them and their plots.
 

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I thought the movie was boring and almost fell asleep. Saw the prescreening at 12am thursday morning. Certainly wasnt the one of the better comic superheroes movies.
I thought Xmen first class was terrific, while THOR was beyond horrible so bad I walked out.
 
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