The Captain America Movie...

[Clive Smith]

I'm impressed that this doesn't look like the mind blowing camp-fest I was expecting.

[Nolando]

I was just impressed they left Cap in the 40's. And the Howlin' Commandos.

[Paul Casey]

The best part is when Blue Streak eats a peanut butter sandwich.

[Ian Jane]

Yeah, you should definitely never consider crotching someone's face that intensely unless you are a trained professional stunts person.

[Toyboy]

I like how "STUNTS" is stenciled on that mat. STUNTS ONLY!!

[Ian Jane]

That last Cap cap looks super sweet. That first Spider-Man image confuses me.

[Toyboy]

Supposedly the new SPIDER-MAN reboot is going to rely less on CGI and more on real stunt and wire work...





More Cap caps...

[Ian Jane]

CGI gets to me when it's highlighted by slo-mo or bizarre camera angles, e.g. the shot of Cap flying toward that chain or some of the fight scenes in the SPIDER-MAN films. If its thrown in naturally like in DISTRICT 9 I have no problem with it.

I'm expecting more Spider-Man and less District 9 with this one. Though the director did use it reasonably well in The Wolfman.

[Todd Jordan]

that Red Skull does look awesome. but so did Ghost Rider.

My money is on absoulte suckery.

[Toyboy]

We were at a Superbowl party when I saw the ad and it made me start flinging pillows at little kids. True story.

CGI gets to me when it's highlighted by slo-mo or bizarre camera angles, e.g. the shot of Cap flying toward that chain or some of the fight scenes in the SPIDER-MAN films. If its thrown in naturally like in DISTRICT 9 I have no problem with it.

[Clive Smith]

I made an involuntary squeaky excitement noise after watching the trailer (and those pics, Matt). I thought I'd been superhero'd to death over the last decade - guess not.

[Ian Jane]

The best part is when Jor-El tells him the truth.

That's a highlight in any film.

Red Skull does look pretty bitchin'. I dunno. I want to like this and the stills make it look like they actually got it right. So much of it is going to hinge on the effects and stunts I think. Is it just me or do massive CGI effects sequences take you out of the moment even more so when the movie is set in the past?

[Paul Casey]

The best part is when Jor-El tells him the truth.

[Toyboy]

This is Bucky on the right there...




This is pretty rad...

[Ian Jane]

And Bucky?