The best way to watch the MCU is in release order if you want the story's to connect throu out all the movie's. There are mid credit and end credit sense that connect the movie's together. Really enjoy your reactions.

Man, the hype in the theatre when that teaser for "The Avengers" dropped at the end of the movie. Oof, that was a special time. A lot of us fans knew that the movie was coming, but at the time, the excitement was through the roof because we were only a year away from what they promised us back in '08. Good times...

The actor that plays Red Skull (Hugo Weaving) was not only Agent Smith from the Matrix movies, but also Elrond of Rivendell in the Lord of the Rings trilogy!

Haley Atwell (Agent Carter) has said during numerous interviews, that her reaction to seeing Chris Evans (Steve Rogers) when he got out of that pod, was a genuine thing, because they hadn’t seen each other yet, and she was genuinely “surprised” at getting to see him for the first time, shirtless.

Watching them by release date since they are all connected is the best way. Also, watching them sooner together will keep it fresh. Just my 2 cents. Also, all questions will be answered by watching more.

“I had a date.” (beat) (cut to black) One of the best movie endings in history.

@25:22 "bring back the girls!" B.J. "yeah!" (claps, raises clenched fists) Asia *gives B.J. the side eye* B.J. *tries to explain* Asia: "no." 😂

Chris Evans is so good as Steve Rogers. Some actors were born to play certain roles. He played the Human Torch Johnny Storm in the first Fantastic Four movie, but he's better in this.

Happy 4th July to all the Americans across the pond 🇺🇸🙌🏾🎉🎊🍻

Yes, that Tony's Dad

WAIT... Y'ALL HAVEN'T WATCHED THE MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE (the MCU)?! Start with 1st Iron Man and work your way through IN RELEASE DATE ORDER! Enjoy your journey

Such an overlooked movie. I miss adventure/period movies like this ,The Mummy , Indiana Jones. I wish there were more like this.

Please watch the Marvel movies in order of release. They make a story that won't make sense if you don't. You can't watch Captain America 1, then 2, and 3. You need to watch this, iron man 1 which you already have, the Hulk, Thor, iron man 2 that you've seen and then Avengers 1. They're all part of the same universe.

Cannot emphasize enough, as did others... If you really want to invest in all the Marvel movies, then you should definitely watch them all in the order they were released at the theater. Everything will come together in a pretty epic way. (Great reaction, guys!)

The WWII Captain America costume in this film is the best costume for any superhero from any film. (The combat version, not the version to sell war bonds.) The thoughtfulness about available materials, the attention to detail, the entire production value of that costume. A+++

If you did notice Peggy was also heading for the grenade but Steve beat her to it. Truthfully she would have made just as great as a super soldier for the program just as kind as steve while being better suited with all of her skills to be a super soldier but she wasn't chosen due to the fact that she is woman. If you don't believe that you should check out the agent Carter TV series. There are two seasons which are really good and it shows what kind of Captain she could have been if she was chosen but keep in mind I'm not sure if the series is Canon to the MCU or not. There is a marvel one shot short film which is called agent Carter which is definitely Canon to the MCU you should check out on your own time.

A good movie choice for the 4th! You appear to have skipped over "Thor," though, so you'll want to catch that before you proceed to "The Avengers." Howard Stark is Tony's father, and in his 20s in this film. He had Tony about 25 years later - in the early 1970s - I think, so Tony is in his early 40s as Iron Man. Don't think about it too much, as they're trying to push it together to make it work. Iron Man in the comics appeared in the 60s, so in the comics it made perfect sense for his father to have lived in the WW2 era.

Yeah, you should watch them in release order. Not the "Chronological" order.

Make sure to watch all the MCU in order! Great REACTION 🩵🩷

When they found him in the ice at the beginning it was present day, he wasn't literally asleep in a bed for 70 years. He was in the ice for 70 years, frozen in time.

i have all the CAPTAIN AMERICA movies and they all just keep getting better and better lol

The Marvel movies should be watched in order. They're all connected.

Many thanks and happy *Independence* *Day* to Asia and BJ! 🗽

Hard to believe it's already been 13 years since this came out.

Google can tell you what order these movies are. Jumping movies, you're going to see characters you don't know about and you're gonna have to play catch-up. And mid-credits & end credits scenes leads to the next movie.

MCU phase 1 is as follows , Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, then The Avengers. It's also Howard Stark is Tony's Dad. A different actor plays an older Howard in Iron Man 2 and Avengers Endgame. The glowing blue Cube is called the Tesseract. The scientist who created the Super Soldier liquid was the only one who knew how to make it. However, different people made up their own formula to varying success.

.....What Happened? "He Toasted their ASS!"...😂😂😂😂😂

I'm so glad you guys are doing these movies now because it was seeing other peoples reactions to the Marvel movies that got me into reaction videos, and having picked you two as my favourite reactors ...this is gonna be fun

Happy 4th 🎆 Everyone

This film is part of what I call the PMU, or Prime Marvel Universe.

Did you watch Thor yet? It’s supposed to be before Captain America. Watch Thor before you watch Avengers(2012).

Not sure if you have seen Thor yet but that movie came out just prior to this one. Also check out, The Incredible Hulk. They all tie in to the same storyline that aets up the Avengers. Although, a different actor, Ed Norton Jr, played Bruce Banner (Hulk) but Mark Ruffalo took over the role for the Avengers. Just wait until you see The Avengers movie. Oh wow, you are in for a treat!

Captain America 2 and 3 are 2 of the greatest movies ever

BTW it's Howard Stark.

Great choice for July 4th!!! You already watched Iron man 1 and 2 but you skipped 2 Marvel movies: Thor and The Incredible Hulk. Going forward It's probably better to watch the movies in the order they were released to get the full story and cut down the confusion. The longer you wait between movies the more you might forget.

A 2D shape with 4 equal sides is a square, a 3D version of that is a cube and a 4D version is called a tesseract.

AHH YES!!! This makes me so happy that you're getting into Marvel Asia! Love it! Cap is my favorite, as well as Wanda Enjoy!

The blue Infinity Stone in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the Space Stone, which is housed in a blue cube called the Tesseract. The Space Stone gives the user control over space, allowing them to create portals and even travel between dimensions.

One thing I cannot unsee now I know is Peggy's reaction to Steve when he comes out of the chamber. That little reach of her hand to briefly touch Steve's peck was not in the script, as by her own admission Hayley Atwell admitted she simply couldn't restrain herself in the moment. :D Two treats for Dr Who fans in this movie. The older gent who tried to protect the Tesseract from Red Skull was played by David Bradley, who would go on to play both William Hartnell and the First Doctor. Also seen briefly is one Jenna Coleman, aka Clara "The Impossible Girl" Oswald, as one of the two dates Bucky finds for the technology fair. Of course, Bradley was also Argus Filch in the Harry Potter movies.

36:52 besides the m1 garand and the browning automatic rifle, the US and it’s Allie’s didn’t really have many rifle caliber weapons, not anything lightweight enough for that close quarters combat anyways, even if they had shorter versions, ammo capacity was an issue, The rifle caliber weapons they did have often had some pretty low magazine capacities, and when it came to the m1, a clip was 8 rounds, and you could really only PRACTICALLY carry like 10 at most… Only other options were sub machine guns like the m3, the Thompson, and then some pistols like the 1911 All we HAD were little guns

He tried to enlist again and again under different identities in different counties. It wasn't that the form were filled incorrectly, he lied to try and get in and pass the physical.

The Blue energy comes from the tesseract. The tesseract cube holds an infinity stone. Hydra was using the cube to power the energy cells of their advanced weapons. The infinity stones have limitless universal power. More about them is revealed in the later films.

Bout time you started watching the marvel films again, its been awhile.

0:42 My great uncle was the creator of the first comicbook hero, The Shadow. The first pulp was released in 1931. 8 years before Batman and Superman 7 years later People love the 90s movie with Alec Baldwin but I wasn't feeling it 😅

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do these in the order they were released, that’s SO important!!! The next one after Captain America was “The Avengers” but you skipped over “The Incredible Hulk” which was after the 1st Ironman (Dr. Bruce Banner experiments with the super soldier serum using Gamma radiation and it goes wrong and he becomes the Hulk), then Ironman 2 (which introduces Natasha Romanoff aka The Black Widow) and then “THOR” (which introduces Hawkeye). Otherwise if you watch Avengers you’ll be SO LOST and asking “Who’s the Russian spy lady?” “Who’s the guy with the bow and arrows?” “Why are Thor and Loki on earth?” etc.

"That" is the Tesseract - which we later discover contains an infinity stone. Every time I watch this I remember how great Chris Evans was in this role.

Please watch in release order yall skipped thor which came out before this but its all good. Release order will prevent potential spoilers

Captain America 2: The Winter Soldier, is considered a "perfect" movie, even honest trailers couldn't find anything to actually make fun of they had nitpick and stated as such - also, fantastic Honest Trailer.

Namor, Prince of Atlantis, was the First "Marvel" Superhero, he was half human, half Atlantean, not a mutant. He was in comic books before Marvel existed (or Superman or Batman). Captain America was one of the late '30's Marvel super heroes until WW2 when hero comic books faded out of popularity to be replaced by romance stories for girls and Western and Horror comic books for boys. DC still put out hero comics, Marvel comics started in the late 50's. Most of the Marvel heroes we know today were created in the 60's by Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby. Stan Lee was the head writer and editor and got a lot of the credit, but Ditko and Kirby designed the looks and created a lot of the characters on their own or after given a rough description by Lee. Ditko died a short time after Stan Lee, still drawing comics freelance. Jack Kirby getting the shaft in a lawsuit with DC and Marvel, who both claimed they "owned" the characters Kirby and Ditko created because they were on contract with them, spurred the creation of the independently owned comic movement that created characters like Spawn and other comics like The Walking Dead and The Boys. In real life, the Germans designed a lot of stuff that was stylized in the movie, like the heavy tanks, primitive ICBM's (Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles like the V-1 and V-2 they launched from Germany and France into Britain.) They also designed the Flying Wing aircraft which was the basis for the B-1 and B-2 bombers, and they designed vertical take off aircraft with propellers in a spinning ring like the ones launched from the giant Flying Wing at the end of the movie. They tried to make a nuclear bomb, but couldn't figure it out because most of the best physicists left Germany or were snuck out before they could be forced to help and ended up helping our scientists instead (see Oppenheimer). Just like in the comic book, Captain America's frozen body was discovered and revived to start the Avengers in the Marvel Comics as well as his own title. When they rebooted Marvel Comics to create the Ultimate Marvels series, they drew Nick Fury as Samuel L. Jackson without asking him. Samuel L. Jackson is a huge comics nerd, he bought one of the comics and was reading it and saw they used his likeness. When he called his agents, before he could say, "Motherfletcher" Marvel contacted him and asked if he wanted to play Nick Fury in the new movies they were about to make. The original Nick Fury was a white guy who received a version of the super soldier formula along with a crack team of soldiers called The Howling Commandos. The Howling Commandos were actually rescued by Captain America and running around with Captain America during the movie. Bucky Barnes was actually Captain America's teenage sidekick (it was a comic book thing, all heroes had some kid as a sidekick. Someone please call Child Protection Services before another Robin gets killed). Dum Dum Dugan was Nick Fury's right hand man, he was the Irish guy with the mustache, bowler hat, and shotgun in the movie. They retconned the comics a bit and said that Samuel L. Jackson's version of Nick Fury was Nick Fury, Jr, one of the few kids Nick Fury had since WW2. The original Nick Fury and the other commandos aren't as strong or fast as Steve Rogers, they were injected with a watered down version of the formula, but they don't age as fast as a regular person, but they age faster than Steve Rogers. Nick Fury, Jr. has a little bit of the super soldier formula, but not full strength.

Howard Stark is Tony Stark's father (Iron Man) . Samuel Jackson is Nick Fury. The red face guy was Red Skull. The friend was James Barnes (Bucky) and the girl was Peggy Carter.

My brother in law played a stunt double in the car chase / sub scenes 20:50

Here are some MCU facts you should know going forward. The Super soldier program they put Steve was called weapons Plus which is a precursor to weapon x or the wolverine. Weapons plus was also the name of the serum given to Emil Blonsky aka the abomination who was the villain in the incredible hulk film and in fact the hulk is a failed attempt at the super soldier serum which Bruce did not know that's why he tested it on himself. The new element Tony recreated for his new arc reactor in the iron Man 2 movie was a synthetic version of the tesseract element without the cosmic property. MCU Steve Rogers is different from the comic book version because the MC Rodger must maintain a workout regimen or he will lose his super strength to entropy. Which means Steve gets stronger with every appearance within the MCU. For example Captain America strength in the comic book that is Max was around 2 to 3 tons. With the MCU Captain America first appearance his strength level was at 4 tons.

The great actor that no one has mentioned yet in the comments, I think, is Stanley Tucci as Dr. Erskine. He’s great in everything he does, and he’s played mobsters, spies, geniuses, and even Puck the sprite.

Hello Asia & BJ!😊 Happy 4th of July!🧨 Captain America has a very good origin story in this film!🏆The guy Captain America threw out of the sub had a cyanide capsule in a false tooth that he bit down on to kill himself. Harold Stark is Tony's dad. Great reactions to your first Captain America film, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The girl that kissed Steve was Margery Tyrell from Game of Thrones

42:20, what happened to the Red Skull will make more sense once you find out what is really inside of the Tesseract

That was Howard Stark Tony's dad. Tony & Howard are based off the real super rich airplane designer/ test pilot Howard Huges. The Avengers is the next movie.

Watch in release order. Always release order. Thats how the real fans watched it. Its a journey and you will alter the experience and not for the better.

Howard Stark is Tony's dad. Based on Howard Hughes. You'll see Howard through flashbacks and he is a founder of SHIELD.

Steve was born July 4, 1918, so he’s around 25 in this movie. When he wakes up in modern New York, he’s in his mid=90s. His serum drastically slows aging and increases his physical strength, endurance, metabolism, healing & immune system exponentially, hence his ability to survive the crash and appear unchanged. It’s also why he couldn’t get drunk after Bucky died; his body metabolizes the alcohol too fast.

The second Captain America movie is one of the best in the MCU. Can't wait 'til you get to that one!

I hope you go through the entire mcu until end game

😆😆 The way Asia looking at Captain America got BJ wanting to go lift weights.. 😆😆❤️

The Doctor said it makes bad people worse etc. but if your heart is good it will not make you bad, it enhances what's in your heart, good becomes great.

Steve Rogers aka CAPTAIN AMERICA is Jack of Diamonds ♦The Salesman Card corresponds to the Moon 🌕Card Happy Birthday to CAPTAIN AMERICA Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

He said they would dim half the lights in Brooklyn because that's where the secret lab is located is in Brooklyn so when the machine turns on half of Brooklyn will go dark....

This was my favorite MCU movie before Infinity War. You can watch some of these as standalone movies. This one works. But it's really best to watch the MCU movies in release order. They build up to a crescendo with Avengers | Infinity War and Avengers | Endgame.

“It’s just sounding a tad bit dangerous”. Perfect tagline for the MCU.

The montage of Captain America kicking Hydra's butt was taken directly from classic comic book covers from the 40's, which I though was a nice touch. The guy who directed this also directed The Rocketeer, which is also a period superhero film based on a comic book - a more modern one, though.

My favorite of all them movies, happy Fourth of July!

No, Rogers made no errors on the forms. In 1943 they won't be turning away volunteers for signing on the wrong line - they had a drsft going to get *more* enlisted people. Rigers was rejected simply on medical grounds - with all his issues it was assumed he would never keep up and be a liability in combat, if he even got through boot.

You both gotta keep watching Ironman 2, Avengers 1 and 2, Captain America Winter Soldier, Captain America Civil War, Black Panther, Avengers Infiniti War, Avengers End Game to really know how things go for Captain America and his friends.

You two are going to love the MCU from Captain America to Thanos. There are so many Easter eggs in all the movies that bring them all together. Enjoy and have fun.

Love this movie, second favourite Marvel movie closely behind Ironman, Howard Stark is Tony Stark's Father, the scene where he is crashing the plane and talking to Agent Carter always gets to me. Watch The Incredible Hulk and Thor before you watch The Avengers. BTW The Tesseract aka the Blue Cube is explained in The Avengers.

You have to go in order, start with IRON MAN 1st, the Incredible Hulk, Thor, Iron Man 2 then Captain America

When Marvel started making movies, they didn’t have access to all their characters because they had already been licensed to other studios. So Spider-Man, the X-Men and Fantastic Four movies were made by other companies. However, Marvel Studios did eventually get those characters back, and does assume that the audience has seen the other films. Due to this, watching in release order doesn’t quite work either. I have come up with a way of integrating the other films in what I call “Deck Order,” and would recommend the following order for Phase 1: Iron Man Captain America Spider-Man ( Tobey McGuire version) Hulk (2003 version) Iron Man 2 Spiderman2 X-men Origins: Wolverine Incredible Hulk (2008) Thor Daredevil (Ben Affleck version) Spider-Man 3 Avengers. This is a more complete and thorough list than is typical, but these are likely ones you will do eventually anyway, so may as well plug them in now. If you wanted to go even further, there are a few Marvel short films, as well as an Agent Carter Tv series, but you’d have to look up the best order to insert them online, as I haven’t seen all of them.

Howard Stark, father of Tony Stark (Ironman). the blue cube is called the Tesseract (also the space stone) and Captain American was the first "super soldier" created by the Super Soldier syrum, developed by Dr Erskine.

I want Asaia's hero their list ....

Sorry I know this is new to you, but marvel is supposed to be a 125 hour movie. If you skip around release order, it will be a confusing mess. There are 33 movies and counting, and they are all connected. Love you guys and I want your channel to be an amazing success.

It starts with Iron Man. Don't watch it in timeline order. Find a list of release order and go off of that. You both were lost about some things that you'd understand if you watched it in release order. That's the way it needs to be for the best first time viewing experience. You seemed to have missed The Incredible Hulk (which came right after Iron Man, and Thor (right before Captain America). Red Skull was a failed super soldier experiment that left him disfigured. Bucky is Steve's best friend, not brother. Howard Stark is Iron Man's father.

He put him 1A because he tried to join 5 times even though he was rejected every time. The determination impressed him.

Ready for this MCU journey with y’all. Release order is the best order.

The Tesseract is not the power source Tony Stark uses, although his technology is based on his father's technology, which might very well have been inspired by his study of the Tesseract. We haven't seen the last of this object, by the way, which will play a role throughout the MCU.

Two people ran toward the grenade while everyone else ran away. Steve, of course, always ready to lay down his life. But also, Peggy Carter, who shares that same spirit.

I have no doubt that your Patreon members have told you this, and other comments, but as a first time watcher, you have to watch them in order of release, and don’t miss any. They will be too confusing otherwise (though I sometimes think you actually try to be confused). Here are the movies up until Avengers Endgame. After that there’s way too much for me to list: Iron Man - May 2nd, 2008 The Incredible Hulk - June 13th, 2008 Iron Man 2 - May 7th, 2010 Thor - May 6th, 2011 Captain America (The First Avenger) - July 22nd, 2011 The Avengers - May 4th, 2012 Iron Man 3 - May 3rd, 2013 Thor 2 (The Dark World)- November 8th, 2013 Captain America 2 (The Winter Soldier) - April 4th, 2014 Guardians of the Galaxy- August 1st, 2014 Avengers 2 (Age of Ultron) - May 1st, 2015 Ant-Man - July 17th, 2015 Captain America 3 (Civil War) - May 6th, 2016 Doctor Strange - November 4th, 2016 Guardians of the Galaxy 2 - May 5th, 2017 Spider-Man (Homecoming) - July 7th, 2017 Thor 3 (Ragnarok) - November 3rd, 2017 Black Panther- February 16, 2018 Avengers 3 (Infinity War) - April 27th, 2018 Ant-Man and the Wasp - July 6th, 2018 Captain Marvel- March 8, 2019 Avengers 4 (Endgame) - April 26, 2019

Captain America trilogy is one the greatest things in with-in MCU. Only thing that can compete with it is Guardians of Galaxy Trilogy.

It's Howard (not Harry) Stark. You should have watched Iron Man 2 and Thor before this one. As someone said, they all tie in together so look up the order to watch them in and continue on. I am looking forward to it!

I'm sure a lot of people will mention this, but remember to always watch through the credits of each MCU film. There's always post credit scenes, and some of them are important. You guys are in for a wild ride have fun.

I got excited when I saw the word Captain thinking it was going to be a reaction to Captain Ron. 😃...😕

Howard Stark was Tony Stark's dad. They had two different actors play Howard Stark in the MCU, Dominic Cooper played the young WW2 version of Howard Stark in this movie and the Sharon Carter TV show and John Slattery played the older version of Howard Stark in other MCU movies and shows. Howard Stark almost completed the ARC reactor, but couldn't quite get there. The flying car technology at the beginning of the movie was actually used a lot by SHIELD in the comics. The original Nick Fury had a Corvette that could fly him around, back and forth from the SHIELD helicarrier HQ (first shown in Avengers?). Lucille, the flying Vette, was featured heavily in the SHIELD TV show.

I’ve never been a comic reader, but fell in love with the movies from day one. The stories, particularly in the first couple of phases, are so well crafted, and the characters so incredible, I couldn’t help it. The casting is phenomenal; Chris Evans is perfection as Steve Rogers.

Bro you can tell Asia " Its a nice day out" and she will bust out in laughter 😂😂😂

Asia: “Who is Tony Stark?” Love it!

Note that for general edification, so that people aren't misled by movies yet again, car doors are not in any way bullet resistant. Even a decent-powered handgun like, say, an ordinary 9mm, would most likely be able to shoot through several car doors, stacked. When the police take shelter behind a car, it's mostly concealment, not cover. Only the strong part of the engine block and maybe the wheels would provide any protection. Bullets will likely zip all the way through any other part of a car with enough energy remaining to kill.

U guys have to remember everything is connected. Reminder to watch the end credits and mid credits . Try to stay away from spoilers for anything marvel. And to also try to remember information Cause certain things would be vital to the plot . So other than that you're all set for the journey. Cant wait till u guys get to infinity war and endgame ❤

The blue cube that you guys are talking about. It's called the cosmic cube. They call it a different name in the. MCU movies, but in the comic books. It's called the cosmic cube and it harnesses a lot of power. It actually is something more and if you continue to watch the. MCU movies. You'll it will be explained more

No, the technology used to accelerate the changes in Steve has nothing to do with the Tesseract. You will learn what that really is in due time. Be patient, remember things like this, and enjoy the ride.

Harry stark. 🤣🤣 Howard stark. The blue cube is the tesseract. You’ll learn more about that in the first avengers movie. If you plan on doing the full MCU saga, you’ll need to set a schedule for it. The continuation and overlaps in these movies means you need to have the previous movies fresh in your mind going in to the next movie. There was months and years between all these movies being released, but we all (mostly) rewatched the movies over and over in the times in between.

The Vita-rays and other things are to help speed the transformation of the serum (retrovirus that changed Steve's DNA), so we don't have to wait for all of the changes to take effect over time.

The old man guarding the Tesseract in the beginning is Waldo Frey from Game of Thrones! It's fun how many people were in GOT!