Since Iron Man came out in 2008, Marvel Studios have made an indelible mark on the superhero genre. Winter Soldier is the latest entry into said genre.
Opening a few years after the events of the Avengers (and Iron Man 3 and Thor 2 of course), we find Steve Rogers in Washington D.C. doing what he does best: be the embodiment of the American Dream. Of course, because things would be boring if that was the entire movie, things quickly shift to a hijacked freighter, kicking the action into full gear. Not only does the action kick off from here, but it also begins a winding path of deception, lies, and general dickishness. And, of course, that leads to the titular Winter Soldier.
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This was the best Cap ever. Possibly the best Marvel.
Can't be all that bad if it hit a record at $10.2 million dollars on its Thursday night release in the US. I'm sad to say did better than Man of Steel's $9 million.
Agree with the score. Great superhero film all-around with a interesting spies/conspiracy angle that separates it from the rest of the Marvel pack.
The romance between Steve and Natasha felt forced in a cringing-kind-of way.
IMO, the movie could have been so much better. SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nick Fury faking his death cheapened the plot for me. Cap's endeavor of going up against SHIELD all on his own got much easier because of Fury's return.