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    Captain America: The First Avenger

    Movie » Captain America: The First Avenger released on July 22, 2011.

    A brave yet mild-mannered weakling, Steve Rogers, volunteers to undergo experiments to become the world's first Super-Soldier. After the success of the experiments and learning of a Nazi plan, Steve Rogers must rise up as, the one and only, Captain America.

    wolverine0628's Captain America: The First Avenger review

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    Best Marvel Movie Yet? Maybe.


    First of all, I want to say that this movie might just be the best Marvel movie ever.  I won't give away the entire story; I'll just tell you that it's very simple, refreshing, good-guy vs. bad-guy.  The actors did a good job overall, and I felt that it was a great way to introduce non-comic-nerds to Captain America. 

    I hardly have any cons to list this time!  The bad language was pretty non-intrusive.  Cap. kissed a girl he'd never met, and Mr. Stark made several immoral references (like father, like son).  Other than that, it was really pretty clean, and very family-friendly in comparison with most PG-13 movies. 
     
    I loved the way this movie embraced heroism and selflessness in Captain America.  He's very different from Thor and Iron Man in this way, so I'm glad the Avengers won't all have identical personalities (not that Thor and Tony are alike, either).   I'm very much looking forward to 'Avengers' next summer.  By the way, make sure to stay past the credits for a great teaser.

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