Captain America
Jan. 13th, 2015 02:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
luckykaaAgent Carter of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a rewatch of Avengers Assemble made me realise I couldn't remember what happened in Captain America.
Rewatched it. It's a shame the ending is a bit of a mess. The film up until he actually becomes Captain America the Hero is rather good. The rest feels a little rushed and confused. Like they tried to make an origin movie and an action movie and squished the latter into about 30 minutes.
A couple of things that bugged me though;
How did Steve's trousers still fit him? Is there something special about Marvel universe trousers where they always fit, or did they also respond to the super soldier serum? Can we expect the adventure of Captain Pants or something?
At one point Steve throws himself on a grenade (which turns out to be a dummy). Nobody points out just how reckless this is. Everyone else ran away. Steve's action would have resulted in one more casualty (himself) than just taking cover like all the sensible people.
Why was it called a tesserect? It's a cube :P This is a tesserect:
Rewatched it. It's a shame the ending is a bit of a mess. The film up until he actually becomes Captain America the Hero is rather good. The rest feels a little rushed and confused. Like they tried to make an origin movie and an action movie and squished the latter into about 30 minutes.
A couple of things that bugged me though;
How did Steve's trousers still fit him? Is there something special about Marvel universe trousers where they always fit, or did they also respond to the super soldier serum? Can we expect the adventure of Captain Pants or something?
At one point Steve throws himself on a grenade (which turns out to be a dummy). Nobody points out just how reckless this is. Everyone else ran away. Steve's action would have resulted in one more casualty (himself) than just taking cover like all the sensible people.
Why was it called a tesserect? It's a cube :P This is a tesserect:
