Yeah and he's a world war 2 soldier. This is probably one his first times battling beings that aren't basic humans or people from the same time period as him that have the same combat skills
@theenigma2861 Were aliens even much of a concept during WW2? Like were they even a thing that people ever thought much about at the time? Aliens are probably a fairly new concept to the guy
@@zirotsero6951 ah yes as we all know a serum that makes you super should instantly make you planet buster and smarter than batman (yes Tony is technically smarter than batman remember he made a whole virtual world and in movies tony is absolutely smarter than snyderverse batman)
Braedan Alberti is the type of guy to say that Gamora should’ve loved Thanos because he’s her dad. And also when Captain America stopped Thor and Iron Man from fighting, of course the shield would have no effect on them! Ones in armor and the other ones a god!
To be fair Captain America shield was able to damage War Machine’s armor for a bit in Civil War. Also, Captain America shield was able to damage Iron Man in EMH in the episode “Living Legend”.
@@Jon-Rimmer I know EMH isn’t Canon, but it still happened. How do you feel that Captain America shield had an effect on Iron Man’s armor in that show ?
@comicbookking3446 It's a different continuity. The rules are whatever EMH's writers wanted them to be. Plus Tony wasn't actually fighting back against Rogers and they were just trying to calm him down. Thor got "hurt" by Cap too.
The point isn't 'Captain America needs to be the strongest'. It's suppose to be 'Captain America can lead the strongerst' or 'The strongest want to be lead BY Captain America'.
And the movie shows why. A lot of his points are complaining that there is character development in this movie. Sure the team doesn’t get along at first but that is to be expected with these vastly different personalities even without the mind stone in play stirring the pot. The only other points about his struggles in fight scenes ignores he is punching above his weight. Captain America is what I call high-street level hero in comic books meaning he tends to fight regular humans or people with some level of superpowers but not anyone on the level of heroes like Iron Man (whose rogues gallery includes an alien dragon) the X-Men, Fantastic Four, Thor, Hulk, or Captain Marvel. I noticed how the dude who made the original video omits the fight scene where Captain America defends the Helicarrier from Loki’s human terrorists as they are more on his playing field.
The funniest part about loki “whooping his ass” is that you can see cap is a WAY better fighter but he can’t damage loki iron man won because he didn’t actually show up and start throwing hands
Not only that, but by his OWN ADMISSION, he knows that Loki is playing them in order to enact his plan. Iron Man didn't one shot K.O Loki. He hit him once, and Loki feigned defeat.
Cinema sins has done irreversible damage to the way we watch movies. Everything needs to be explained at every second all the time and nothing can be subtle.
cinema sins did nothing. he more points out plot holes and slight mistakes like “oh this object was in one scene but not in the next” not “captain america is a dumb character because i don’t understand his character”
Cinemasins didn’t do anything. They were a comedy satire and all their nitpicks weren’t meant to be taken seriously, even they would make fun of themselves for being nitpicks. But some people didn’t understand the joke and took everything they said seriously and decided “that’s what I want to be when I grow up”
If I didn't know any better, I would have thought this guy was intentionally missing the point just to hate on early MCU films. Like, bruh, I know modern MCU movies are inconsistent as f***, but you gotta do some serious mental gymnastics to genuinely believe Captain America of all characters was bad in The Avengers.
He was irrelevant. He didn't have good arc, good presence, good action scenes or even a decent costume. He was Cyclops from the Singer's X-Men movies. A boyscout who exists to make other characters look cooler by comparison.
"Why does cap lose so much in the movie?" Lets see what hes fighting shall we; Alien warriors while trying to defend hostages and a litteral god.... and only one does he lose
@antona.1327 Assuming you are talking about the moment when she closes the portal, why do you consider that as more important and climactic compared to Cap's scene? Wasn't Captain America's moment when the others all agreed in union, with no pushback, that he was the leader and they all followed his orders, including the police? I'd argue that what Cap did was just as important as what Black Widow did. And by your logic, can't it be argued that Iron Man has more of an important moment compared to Black Widow in the climax?
@@ninjanibba4259 Says the many people on RU-vid that keep on criticizing it. Like bro, have you seen the huge amount of RU-vidrs saying the MCU is dead? That makes me think it's getting way too much hate then it should.
@@NewUltraHero or that people are sick of it, ever think of that? It needs to go away so other things can have a chance It’s had it’s day and it’s not getting better, the peak was IW for everyone
This guy sounds like he’s upset that Captain America isn’t the strongest being ever when that’s the appeal of Cap in The Avengers. He’s someone who leads the team he’s not the muscle that’s Thor and Hulk, he’s not the smartest that’s Tony, he may not even be the deadliest Widow and Hawkeye are probably better killers than him. But the point of cap is to ground the team and have something the others don’t and that’s leadership. Every other member is mainly a solo character even the shield characters but Cap has lead hundreds of men and has that experience. Him being weaker than others forces him to focus on the little guy and be creative. Having a weaker character is almost always more interesting than a overpowered character like Thor or Hulk because in conflict Cap has to be resourceful
Love this take! Weakness *is* Cap’s greatest strength if we think about it. What does that mean lmfao ight bare with me. It all circles back to him before the serum right? He became the peak of all humans, but strictly because he proved to be the best of all humans too. Morally, not necessarily physically. “The strong man who has known power all his life may lose respect for that power. But a weak man, knows the value of strength. And knows compassion.” He became Captain America, but Steve Rogers is the hero. The guy from Brooklyn, who wants to do what’s right and puts others over himself constantly. Steve’s certainly a hell of a leader but more importantly, a good man. And anyone can be Captain America with that kind of heart. I’ve always loved that clichè idc lol but what a great analysis, thank you
@@theletternyou and the other comment have the best take about cap he’s about the human spirit indomitable will the human stubbornness to win and to succeed W take from both of you
The appeal and purpose of Cap when he was first introduced is that he may be outmatched but he'll fight in the end til his last breath anyway. He is a symbol of freedom and never submitting to corruption/evil and fighting for what you think is right and pushing and pushing till you either win or die for your beliefs So yeah,cap struggling or clearly not being superman is literally in character. "I can do this all day"
@thelettern yeah same exact thing happens in DC with batman. Batman is nowhere near the strongest member of the justice league but they respect him greatly and he's usually the one strategizing for the team.
At 18:00 i might have actually injured myself with how hard I face palmed after hearing what he just said. I feel like we should all wear a helmet listening to this guy to protect against brain damage.
@@thegreatacolyt1277 You see, this same guy made a video about how Spider-Man has changed and he was bashing on MCU Spider-Man and Miles Morales and complained about how recent Spider-Man media isn't like the original comics, 90s show, and Raimi movie trilogy.
Captain America is characterized as a superhuman man who was chosen due to the selfnessness of his actions. Despite this strength, Steve is shown to be stuck in the past as demonstrated by his line, "I miss when the most extraordinary thing in this world was me." It's weird to suggest that not being the physically strongest makes Steve any less of an interesting character.
I was looking for this comment after Tony’s line about everything Steve has came from a bottle was referenced. Tony certainly thinks that but he is meant to be wrong and proven later on that it is his character that makes him who he is. Steve doesn’t really contest the point outside of asking what Tony is without his armor because he is humble. My personal favorite scenes of his first movie showed this with his “I don’t like bullies” line about why he wants to join the Army and the scene with Red Skull where he says “I’m just a kid from Brooklyn.”
I always took Cap's line about "They didn't say what we lost" as referencing how easily people forget about the human costs of war when they glorify victory. They tend to only focus on might and superior weaponry and forget that war includes a great deal of sacrifice from people who are usually forgotten if they aren't Presidents or military leaders. Also, he could have been referencing humans losing their humanity by using atomic weapons, which would tie in with his later mistrust of S.H.I.E.L.D using the tesseract to build weapons of mass destruction.
That's what makes him captain america. He isn't a glorified war machine. Like well "war machine" he was a real soldier and understood what was lost in those battlefields and during those bombs dropping.
I don't know why but Braeden's video seen that he nitpicking. Like he complained about Cap not being tech-savvy but earlier in the video he wanted Cap to struggle with the modern world like make up your mind.
The guy in the video that's being responded to means he wants Cap to act and behave like Sora from Kingdom Hearts since in that game the gaming technology used by Tron and the Organization 13 members are foreign to Sora, yet he instantly learns how to use it to save his friends lives.
Yeah and his costume complaint also really got me. Joss used a costume based more on the comics than any other in the MCU and sure it didn’t work but the fact he made so comic accurate shoots his point in the foot.
@@emberfist8347 , Avengers and the first Captain America film were my most favorite outfits of Captain America in the MCU because the rest of the outfits looks to dark, and the dark outfits contrasts with the hopeful optimism of Captain America hence why I never had an issue with those two outfits.
17:57 Tony isn't saying, "OH, I'm ordering you to give orders." He's saying "Whats the plan?" but since Tony has that swagger, he just says it a different way.
Another thing about the point on Caps fight against Loki in Avengers is that basically everything Loki does in that movie is either born out of arrogance, or manipulation. It's very possible that Loki intentionally surrendered to Tony in order to play into his ego, and prime him for the manipulations shown later in the film, and has nothing to do with how strong Iron Man is (but it probably did)
The tech-savvy stuff is stupid. Tell someone that doesn't know anything about the navy ships to fix something using military words and code phrases, and let's see how they would react. Because you don't need to go to the future to prove this, get someone from today, and you'll see. Not everyone is a genius.
Even though I know some tech stuff I don’t know much so when I heard tony say that I was like huh mostly because I work with computers and not whatever shield was using
Ah dang, I actually watched this guy's MCU villains movie. Ngl, I agree with a lot of his points there, but I also can see this was a bad view of Cap's character from this part of the MCU. I also have a bit of bias as Cap is one of my favorite Marvel heroes so yeah
I mean, his points for almost all of the villains was that they were underutilized and should've come back, but it made no sense bcs. it would make MCU to be the size of comics + animated shows combined and would mess with its flow
@@AaryanJain-lk3jtNah the MCU could be much much better even from the start, and now it's actually bad, they are literally pumping out slop because they know people will go see them anyways, and don't have to try.
@@AaryanJain-lk3jtPlus the muc is a connected verse like comics, that's the whole point the could've used that to their advantage but instead treated the villains like when superhero movies came out by themselves.
8:29 did buddy forget Loki can take hits from Thor? Like he’s a “god” with legit magical powers? Or are we just ignoring that because “I don’t wanna see a character I like lose”
@@TheSsjJoker I would say it depends in that case. Unlike Hulk, Superman pulls his punches unless he fighting Doomsday or someone else who can take a hit at full force. So Batman struggling more against someone like Bane versus Superman would be a fair point. Against Darkseid is another story.
I always thought the “I went under” line was the Vietnam War. Mentioning that we’ve won WW2 but shit didn’t go well in Vietnam. Meaning that Fury said we’ve made some mistakes.
I was thinking of the Cold War or the War on Terror instead. I am sure he would have gotten a broad overview of what happened after World War II and the Cold War would probably come as a shock. Or perhaps he means Hiroshima and Nagasaki events that are controversial to this day. I am sure he would certainly have strong opinions about the atomic bomb as it isn’t all too different from Red Skull’s plan for the US.
29:05 Slight correction, TaskMaster is also a super soldier. But you're correct about crossbones, he has no powers, but I wouldn't call him an average man. Some humans in Marvel are straight freaks, take for example KingPin, he's just built like that for no reason, no powers or anything. 💀
Oh and cap isn't peak human, he's peak human potential. For example if you take the super soldier serum, you don't become Usain Bolt, you become the fastest human that's theoretically possible👍🏻
It should be noted that EFAP have also responded to this video a long time ago, which he actually did a response to covering some points more in depth than his original video. He has also admitted in that very video that his prior video was poorly executed compared to what he claims his standards are, also admitting when he failed to make clear any of his points. This comment is not a defence for this guy, but rather sharing knowledge of this topic about his take for Human Tor- Cap.
Yeah and all they did was talk shit about Braeden and called him stupid for hours. You can disagree with someone view over a "MOVIE" but attacking them is just pathetic
I dont care what anyone says the first avengers is such a classic, i can rewatch that movie 100 times. I remember when it dropped it changed superhero movies forever. My only real complaint is captain americas suit. That shit is not drip at all but i get why it looks so goofy. Kinda fits that movie but im glad they moved on from it after. And was that guy watching the movie, bro is just yappin😭, his points were so debunkable you would think he really wasnt paying attention
The only bad part of Cap Avenger Suit is the helmet, it just looks awful and makes his head look really squashed in. Take the helmet off (as they did) and the suit is a pretty damn good one.
Honestly, I think Alberti is a good reviewer, he actually try to make his video as objective as possible by looking at the caracters from many sides. For this particular video he even apolgised that he did not give enough profs. Because he was unexpirienced.
@@lanalan4157 meat riding the mcu villains like this is some crazy work bro. Ain't no one calling mcu Maliketh, Hela, Whiplash their favourite villain because they suck. The only good villains the mcu ever had were Loki, Winter Soldier, Thanos and Killmonger. The rest are generic and suck. They butchered Ultron, Zemo was underutilized compared to his EMH version, Red Skull disappears a whole decade after his first and only appearance as a bad guy, Strucker is a laughing stock, Crossbones sucks both in the comics and the mcu so he's an exception, the main mcu Mordo literally does nothing beyond leaving strange at the end of the first movie, Hydra in general was only good in the Winter Soldier film, other than that - they sucked, the fake Mandarin was a fiasco, mcu taskmaster was one of the worst adaptations ever, the frost giants and surtur don't bring much, Yellowjacket sucks, as did Ghost, I could go on but you get my drift.
I actually really like the "I do" moment in response to the flying monkeys reference. His character is completely lost in this new world aside from his place in the Avengers so when he recognizes a reference someone makes of course he gets excited and comments about it
I also liked that scene mostly for Fury setting it up. He is stuck with Tony spouting pop culture references he doesn’t get as they came from after 1945 so Fury throws him a bone by referencing the Wizard of Oz, a work from Steve’s time. I also liked how it showed Thor is not too different from Steve in terms of being still not understanding the world of Midgard even after his exile there in his movie.
8:00 I find the fact that he brought this up funny, because I believe there was a joke touching on his costume earlier in the film. And the fact that he thinks captain america's thing was being big, and buff, and strong. He's the leader, he leads, that's what he's good at, and that's the role he, and only he, can fill.
Watch his "I've been EFAPed" video. They address pretty much the same issues you do and he goes step by step talking about what he means and where he may have not been clear enough on his arguments.
The sad thing is that they actually filmed a scene of captain exploring the modern world but deleted it in the final cut, it played out before the meeting between cap and Fury in the boxing gym. The blonde girl he saved from the bomb later in the movie actually flirted with him in this deleted scene, it's a shame they cut it, it even had Stan Lee calling cap a moron.
Well, the whole problem that this guy has with Captain America not being skilled enough, is stupid. Because it was part of his character journey and proven to be the case later. They quite literally resolve this in the winter soldier because Captain America learned several different fighting styles so that he can keep up with the other avengers because he knew that he was severely outmatched in the avengers/new world or just out of touch with combat altogether since he’s been asleep for 70 years. It’s great because it gives him more character growth rather than just him being a perfect leader in this new world. He has to adapt, which makes it cool and interesting. Not to mention the fact that during World War II, no one in america really had any knowledge of different fighting styles, other than the ones that were used in military so maybe a bit of that is probably the case. Things like kung fu and karate weren’t revealed until like 30 years later. By special agents knowing all these different forms of combat is pretty jarring for Cap, which is why he learns more forms of fighting later.
@@vaggos2003 why are you so pressed about it?! And no, the parts that are about cap learning different fight styles have been stated by interviews and references in the movies. Please go get a life dude like wtf
I believe cap 12:08 is being aggressive is because he’s actually annoyed cause he’s seen what happens when a man with too much power that can hide behind his armor
braeden alberti is a pretty good reviewer, and one of the few who criticizes the MCU who actually reads comics. grabbing his oldest commentary video just to bash him for the sake of some views without having the least of care to actually watch the rest of his channel, and realize that he actually did respond to the issues this same video has, it's narrow-minded to say the least. i hope you realize that this video isn't necessary, and that alberti does not deserve this kind of shitty respond videos.
@@InfamousTerry4 Obviously not, but surely he could just make a quick look at his channel and see that it's one of his older videos and that he made a "sequel" (for a lack of a better term) to it.
@@InfamousTerry4 it isn't every single video. it is literally just one video that sums up this guy's problems with alberti's. and colin is the “responding guy”, he did an entire half hour long essay to bash on a 2 year old video. he _should_ do some research.
That would have been really interesting if they had a scene where Cap is coming to terms that he is with Howard's son who happens to be a superhero. Imagine being in Cap's shoes where one of your best friends is one of the greatest minds in the world, Howard Stark, just chilling n drinking with him. Then BOOM you're in the future and you're best friends with his son whom you fight along side with. That's pretty freaky to think about.
Ok but it’s undeniable that Joss hated captain America. He has little to no effect on the story other than being just another member of the team, hell Hawkeye contributed more to the plot of Avengers 1 than Cap did. He’s always significantly lamer in the whedon movies opposed to any of the solo or Russo brothers movies. He has no cool hero moments, no cool fight scenes, and no character development. Honestly I could rant about how the first 2 Avengers movies are really just Iron Man movies with a bunch of side characters but that’s a comment for another day.
Honestly, I understand how he felt in that video. I'm a gigantic Cap fan, and I think that for a character of his stature, having him appear incapable/weak is a bit of a bad look. Take DC for example. It is the other extreme for Batman. DC has it in their writers contracts that Batman can, under no circumstances seem weak or unable in practically any situation(within reason). This leads to many undeserved feats, most of which is people believing that he and cap are comparable from a physical perspective. Same goes for my other favorite character, Black Panther. I was massively upset with his portrayal and how inept he was shown to be in the MCU. Which is especially bad given that unlike Cap, he's supposed to be a polymath supergenius.
19:55 Cap is focused on the civilians, the aliens have comparable strength to Cap AND he's been fighting already for hours by that point sure hes a super human but he has an energy level like every living thing 😂
thank you for this, this is one of those guys that just makes hate video after hate video I think he also made one about how the mcu had no good villains and included thanos in there wtf
It feels like he didn't watch the movie, though I do feel where he's coming from I wish there was more as well, the deleted scenes were pretty good but there wasn't enough time to add them 🙁
@@dragoniccrab they are basically just cinema sins but more nitpicky. They literally criticize clips of stuff frame by frame with sometimes no context for the rest of the film, video, or show.
I do think cap feels nerfed in this movie comparatively to other movies. However, I think it would be excellent context for people to realize Steve went from being the strongest character (in 1940's) to being just a standard fighter. He's literally never had a struggle other than the obvious struggles of war. Nobody could stop him, so this movie needed him to have people kick his ass a bit to really push him to go "Oh shit, I might need to be better" because in later movies the man seriously grows and becomes one hell of a fighter. I get people saying that Steve is basically as strong as the plot needs, but dude SHOULD be fucking fast, strong, and brilliant beyond Hawkeye and Natasha. He just pales in comparison to a god damn norse god and a man with breath taking anger issues. I did think that Cap vs Loki was a bit overplayed too, and it would've been better if they played it as him going for defense of the civillians, but we can agree to disagree on that. Also, Tony, without his missiles, I argue is not stronger than Steve in a 1 v 1 straightforward fight. Steve shield should be able to break a gold titanium alloy.
Loki did not stop cause of Tony showing up he stopped cause he realized that his plan was working that the Avengers were coming together and he was gonna trap all of them.
@@petermj1098 I know that he did, but he still got tossed around more than I would expect by Loki. Steve isn't the strongest by a long shot, but considering how Loki fairs for the rest of the MCU I did expect a bit more from Steve. It felt kinda like the writers wanted us to be suspicious of Loki giving in suddenly to Tony, but in reality I think playing it more subtly would've worked better.
Power scaling is an issue inherent to the comics..... Avengers are ok but Xmen power scaling is ridiculous...its a huge problem comics will never overcome
@@kwayneboy1524 i don't...but comic nerds need to get off their high heels and accept power scaling is always a problem from the comics itself ,not just the movies...
Well he has a point, Cap should be able to send normal dudes flying with his punches and kicks (like in Captain America and the Winter Soldier), but in this movie his punches didn't feel as powerful
Oh my god! At 29:12 Cap is chicken winging the rifle because that was how US soldiers were trained to hold their rifles during WW2. I never noticed that!
Also i wouldnt say demanding a sparring match as resorting ro violence, its definitely not him being his normal self because of the stone, but like hes no threatening to attack tony, he was asking tony to put his suit on and for a fair fight.
Crazy to see Braeden still getting ragged on over his first video essay that he admitted to being flawed that released about 2 years ago. You should probably watch "I've Been EFAPed" where he responds to the EFAP crew tearing into the video, and gives more insight into why the video was the way it was.
I said it on another video, but this screams "I hate the MCU" over Cap. Because like, this dude legit will purposely misunderstand basic plot lines to hate the MCU
9:27 I think this is a really stupid criticism saying it had no effect on them. Obviously it wouldn’t. It hit someone with literal god strength and a man in an advanced armored suit
I really gotta question the logic of "this person is related to someone i know, so that guarantees im gonna like this person." Like even if Howard and Tony are related, and have similarities to each other they're still entirely different characters. Like Tony is a way bigger and more arrogant douchebag compared to Howard for example. Its like saying one dude named jacob whos a mechanic is automatically gonna act the same as another jacob who happens to be a mechanic
Braeden makes great MCU criticisms and his points are almost always correct. Including this one. This was Tony Stark's show with Captain America as the supporting act. You never feel that Cap is the guy that The Avengers will follow. He doesn't have an arc or any relation to the plot beyond "we need you to help us out, bro". He doesn't even have memorable action scenes. All of the best ones were given to Iron Man, Thor and Hulk. Joss Whedon clearly wasn't interested him because he couldn't make him a mouthpiece for his own inssufurable sense of humor. Cap in the first Avengers is Cyclops from the X-Men movies. Also, tell SK to take a shower.
So he’s upset that the movie doesn’t explore Cap’s “man out of time” dilemma more. The thing is, though, the Avengers was not the appropriate movie to cover that. The Avengers as a film had one main purpose, and that was to give us a satisfying team up that had been built up for four years and it delivered. Being upset that it didn’t include a character study on Cap is just bizarre. Like, of course they saved that stuff for Winter Soldier because that was Cap’s movie and they could devote all of their attention to him. The ensemble movie with 6 main characters was not the place to do that because they wouldn’t have been able to give it the amount of attention it deserves. Like dude is really complaining that Cap wasn’t the exclusive main character in an ensemble team up movie 🙄
I THINK what he's getting at with Cap adjusting to the modern world in Avengers is that he wants it to be a core emotional beat, rather than a running gag. Problem is, there's no way in heck you can balance that with everything else going on in the movie. Same with a lot of his criticisms. They'd be valid in a slower-paced film, but Avengers cannot be that AND a teammup of everything before it. It HAS to be fast paced.
If he does hate Captain America, he sure did a bad job at showing it. The Avengers was the first MCU film I ever saw-I wasn't too into comic book movies at the time, but I had a friend who invited me to see it; I had no prior knowledge of any of the characters-and I walked out a very happy small child who had no doubts in his mind about Captain America being his favorite member of the Avengers. Like, Steve was (and still kinda is) my favorite character throughout the entirety of the MCU; I think he was a really well-written character and I loved him always standing up for what he believed was right and helping to lead others. If Steve is a character Whedon hates, then I'd love to see more characters he hates, since those are apparently the best ones.
Another reason as to why Hulk listens to caps order is that he calls him hulk and respects that he doesn't like being called banner or bruce when in hulk form, cap is the only avenger here to address him as hulk
13:08 caps not stupid, he is a man out of his time. Let’s see how well this fella functions if he were to be frozen for what was it 50+ years? Fish out of water feeling.
This is as bad as the take that mcu spider-man is bad Caps suit in this film is accurate but realistic how is it bad? I also watched this film recently 34:12 s.k. jumpscare
With the shield throw against Thor and Ironman Cap wasn’t going for damage it was a toss to get their attention and He completely glosses over the fact that Cap had been fighting for a while before going into the building he probably was some what fatigued and was more focused on the civilians not being harmed
The chautari general during the invasion of New York was Loki who Captain America earlier in the film did not stand a chance against Loki in a single match. So how does it make sense for Steve to have a drag out fight against Loki. Loki alone could be Captain America iron Man Black widow and Hawkeye all at the same time. Loki only seems weak compared to Thor who he is physically weaker but equal in power due to all of his abilities. As for the explosion in the bank it couldn't have been that big because the chautari drone remained on the upper level of the building. So after gathering the civilians the chautari would have thrown the bomb and left the room due to them not being suicidal. Also the only reason the hulk listen to Captain America smash orders was due to the fact that Captain America called him by his hulk name not Bruce like every other encounter with the other heroes with the exception of Black widow who was the only calls the hulk the big guy.
Braedens logic DC edition: Scene: *has monsters that just appeared suddenly, they no "kryptonite" that can hurt supes and tank hits from supes Braeden: they hate batman because he can't knock out these monsters that can compete with superman, this makes no sense!
When cap says that he was frozen when WW2 was still going is true. Cap1 even shows the end of WW2 after he crashes the plane. By lost, he doesn't mean the allies both won and lost the war because of hydra, but he meant that a lot of the good of the era was lost over time, the values we held dear. A good example, my great grandfather used to wear a suit and tie (even casually) and most people don't do that nowadays unless they have.
I was thinking it could refer to other things like how World War II was the bloodiest war in recorded history, the controversial atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki which he might have moral objections to due to Red Skull basically trying the same thing or how we more or less immediately entered into the Cold War or were currently stuck in the War on Terror which has become increasingly controversial with things such as the USA PATRIOT Act where we lost freedom in the name of security.
Man Cap had literally JUST been taken out of the ice and was tryna adjust to a completely new world from however long ago it was he was alive. Hes not about the be this insane character out the gates. Thats what The Winter Soldier was for
My guy would say that a student showing up to school and asking the teacher about something is them commanding the teacher to give them an A. The guy who made this review couldn't have seen Iron saying, "Call it Cap." as him acknowledging the person better suited for giving commands and verbally entrusting the team's actions to him.
Cap not having a bigger gun than Tony made this dude mad… Cap has a shield and five limbs, one of which requires SUPER close range to use in the head… and Tony has an energy canon, one that could hurt Thor too, even if not fatally
