Captain America is something remarkable as it allows even those without the passion of action movies a chance to sit back and enjoy the flick.
The cool point begins with a funny little soldier, Steve Rodgers (Chris Evans) volunteering to stand in the front line in participating in the attack against the evil HYDRA organization which is being led by the villainous Red skull (Hugo Weaving). Steve chooses to be a guinea pig in an experiment which will transform him from being a midget to a giant super hero known as Captain America.
By watching the fantastic movie, you will definitely see the value of your money and you will even wish to be the next “Captain Zimbabwe.” You do not need to be American to feel the spirit of heroism that it inspires.
Despite the fact that it is loaded with sci-fi action, it is easy to understand. I am happy to say that the movie did not have any foul language. Its stunts are cool and even the fights are not too exaggerated so they seem to be real.
It is also contains a lot of vital teen lessons. One of the lessons is that a little brain work will save you a lot of actual sweat.
This is shown in the movie when other American soldiers are being so foolish when trying to take down the flag from the pole. Some even get hurt in the process as they fight each other trying to climb to get to the top of the pole.
While they are on the ground and in pain, Steve just comes unscrews the pole at the corner, and the flag slides down and he receives a special reward for that because he took time out to think before taking action.
The movie also shows that sometimes you must be brave and a risk taker who is willing to sacrifice.
Watch the movie and make sure you try to copy the unwavering sacrifice heart of Steve.
He does not just fight for his freedom but the freedom of the whole nation. It is a high risk to fight against the well-equipped Red skull that has superior weapons and dangerous soldiers. But it is more than a risk when Steve asks to challenge the Red skull by himself.
The most important lesson is shown when Steve comes out of the machine when he is now a giant man. He is running by foot following the criminal in the car who stole his information and flash.
This simply shows that it is you with the responsibility and authority on your personal items, so never let go of them. He fought to get them because he did not want them to be used against him.
The movie was written by Joe Simon from the comic book “Captain America”. It was produced by Stan Lee. Directed by Johnston Joe. It features the following actors Hayley Atwell, Sabastian Stan, Tommy Lee Jones, Dominic Cooper and Simon Kunz.
“I just want to say, I am satisfied and I have learnt a lot. To my fellow peeps, I say go watch the movie and see how tight this flick is!”
Ruvarashe Mabheke 17 from Avondale.
This movie was reviewed at the Eastgate Ster-Kinekor Monte Carlo Theatres.
Swag star rating * * * *



