“I can do this all day” Captain America summed up in a single line

"Howard... you nearly had your Tony blown off!" - easily the best I've heard in a while! 🤣

Don't worry about spoilers in the end credits scenes - they lead into the next movie, but they never spoil it. They're always worth it. Edit: Except for this one and No Way Home - they have trailers in the end credits.

The bit where Peggy quickly touches Steve after his transformation wasn't scripted. Hayley Atwell gotta a little thirsty for a sec. 🤣🤣

Yes! Been waiting for this one because it’s the Phase 1 “solo” Avenger film I enjoyed the most. I was a fan of Captain America before this came out and I really appreciated the effort they put into it and recreating the pulpy and occasionally cheesy feel of comics from World War 2

Chris Evan's was never skinny in the movie Another person played Rogers with Chris's head imposed over the guy.

Always enjoy watching someone taking the MCU journey for the first time. Take note of the, "I could do this all day," line. Critical.

Don't know if people told you already, but a lot of Marvel films have more than one post-credit scene. You really need to watch aaaaall the way to the end. Great reaction! Always love seeing you and your son!

The villain was the Red Skull, Cap's greatest foe in the comics.

I think this the most underrated mcu movie. I for one, love this movie. It also becomes important later on.

Stay with the release order. Incredible 10 years of phase 1 movies.

Dr. Erskine is one of my favourite characters in this movie, because he knew the true “value of strength” and he saw it in Steve

Yep, as a longtime comic book fan, I was worried about this one. They did such a good job, it's one of my favourites.

remember the thor post credits scene where nick fury shows a glowing cube, that was the same tesseract in Captain America: The First Avenger used by hydra. fun fact bucky's first appearance was a kid. 23:58 that is red skull, fun fact stan lee did not create Captain America but was created by Joe Simon Jack Kirby both are marvel legends like Stan, Stan also served in ww2 served in the US Army Signal Corps. 18:34 that is the actual first Captain America comic book and first appearance. 1941 Captain America No.1. Back then Marvel comics was named Timely Comics 22:57 that is an ester egg of Arnim Zola's robot suit where he upload his consciousness in to a robot body

Agent Carter had her own series that was on tv. Her own adventure after Steve went missing. I think it's on Disney+ now.

I am not a big Marvel guy but this movie and the first Avengers I loved. Glad you two enjoyed!

Hey! You guys are back! Fantastic. A few things: Never skip the credits scenes. They are important! But if you're going to skip any, this one, and another are primarily trailer footage, so that's okay. Also, the next movie is the Avengers. Following that, you can watch the next two One-Shots. They're a bit longer and have more of a self sustained story with Agent Carter and Item 47. Technically you could watch Agent Carter's One-Shot now. But the final one can't be seen until after Iron Man 3. This is my second favorite phase 1 movie. Love it!

A small detail that shows how well all these movies tie together as part of a cohesive universe: Remember in the Hulk movie that Blonsky underwent a process to make him stronger and faster so he could take on the Hulk? And that Banner experimented on himself? Both of those were attempts to recreate what was done to Steve in this movie. After Erskine died and took the details of the Super Soldier Process with him to the grave, the U.S. military spent decades trying to rediscover the process, to varying degrees of success/failure. Recall what Erskine said about the process magnifying what you already had? "The good becomes better, the bad becomes worse"? And then look back at how the career soldier Blonsky rapidly went over the edge as the serum he took amplified his aggressive personality.

Right, so as I mentioned previously you can start watching the "Agent Carter" series at any point from here on (Now the name actually means something, doesn't it!😉), but I was mistaken in my earlier comment. There is an Easter Egg in Endgame, so you may want to at least check it out in addition to the "Agent Carter One-Shot". I'll also remind you that after the first Avengers movie, you may want to check out the first episode of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.". You'll understand once you've seen it.

You might enjoy _The Rocketeer_ , another 1940's "superhero" movie by the same director.

“Watch where you’re swinging them love” 💀💀💀 can’t wait for the captain america the winter soldier, the hand to hand combat scenes in that movie were great.

I really loved this movie. It’s actually in my top 5 Marvel movies. 😁❤️

There is an Agent Carter Short Film (like the Consultant and a Funny thing happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer) on Disney Plus which leads into her own series which ran for two seasons

It never stops amazing me how many "first time watching" these movies there are, yet the MCU is still the standard for record breaking box office numbers. I guess it doesn't take that many people to pass a billion dollars anymore.

I really enjoy your reactions and i'm excited to see you carry on through all the 20 something movies and series 😂this is really gonna be a journey. I love how you're watching with your son, this is the type of thing I can't wait to sit down and have my kids watch because the Marvel universe is so epic.

MY FAVOURITE PHASE ONE MOVIE LETS GO!

Nice reactions, guys!🎬👏🏽You have a good eye, spotting that plane near the end as the one they discover in the ice, and noticing something was not right when Steve wakes up at the end. Looking forward to reactions when you get to "The Winter Soldier", which is my favorite Captain America film.

Some infos about the movie The Howling Commando (the soldiers Steve rescues who become his team) are originally from an old action war comic by Marvel - "Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos" (led by Nick Fury). The group is a pretty good representation of those characters, visually and all. :D The one funny thing is, Nick Fury in the comics used to be a white middle-aged guy who served in a bunch of wars and was a great soldier/agent guy. For the MCU, they just decided to instead cast him with with Samual L. Jackson. Because why not, right? And the movies were all the better for it! :D Another thing - the Tesseract (the blue glowing cube) was already shown before. It was in the suitcase that Nick Fury showed to Dr. Selvig at the end of Thor! And then Loki/Selvig (?) was all "Oh we will look into this!" Also, there is a short movie called Agent Carter, which you can watch after the next movie, Avengers :) And after that was made, the positive reactions were so good, they actually made a TV show (2 seasons) with the same name together with ABC, which showed Agent Carter's post WWII adventures! It's also on Disney+, but it's basically it's own thing, fully optional.

Back in WWII, Germany was practically top of the world when it came to war industry. Lugers were prized among Allied soldiers when looting dead SS officers. And some of the weapons we see HYDRA create here, Germany actually did try to create, but didn't have the resources to mass produce. The Amerika Bomber, which was the inspiration behind Red Skull's ship, and the Ratte, which was a tank large enough to crush a house.

It gets a little overwhelming with so many telling you what to watch and when. Ignore it all. Just focus on the movies and their release order, watch all credit scenes. After, you can freely explore the spin-off tv shows. For now just enjoy this ride! And relish in your son's enjoyment. He remember forever.

The Captain America films are some of the MCU’s best

A tesseract is a 4d cube. An impossible thing to describe with words.. but essentially the 4th dimension is time Like how a 3d object can traverse a 2d plain (a metal ball can shoot through a piece of paper, and whilst going through touches both sides of the hole at the same time). A 4d object can travese 3d space, and whilst doing so would touch and 'connect' two distant parts of the hole in our 3d plain. Or cause a wormhole which teleports you into distant space. ;)

*Extremely* trivial point, but if you look at a world map, you'll see that if you're flying from Europe (say, Germany) to North America, or vice versa, you fly over the North Pole and the Arctic, not the southern Antarctic. You'll eventually find out the fate of the Red Skull (NOBODY SPOIL ANYTHING FOR SOFA AND CHILL!!!), but you'll have to be very patient. And there are certain still unanswered questions. That's all I'm saying. Lewis (is that the right spelling?), want to hear more of what you're thinking of stuff as the movies progress. I wish I could be your age and seeing all the MCU for the first time. (Consider at some point checking out some eras of some of the comics, maybe? Just a thought.)

I ❤️ this movie so much!! Great reaction Lewis and Kev! Looking forward to the next one :)

When you here Tony says that the super solider thing was meaning this that was put on Ice. Also it was part of the Gamma and this was put together so they are all linked in a way. Also if someone didn't write on Ironman 2 the kid Tony save was Peter Parker/ Spiderman. People you get seen in comic's are hero's and villain's. They also a tv series that are after the movies that join up too. Like after this Tv series called Agent Carter that has Peggy and the butler Jarvis,

OK... The frozen thing explained.. Captain America was introduced in the comic book world during WWII... I think.... So they froze him to bring him in to modern times. That's why he's the "first" avenger

Steve may have been the one to jump on the grenade, but he wasn't the only one. Peggy also goes for it, he just was closer. It's a small detail about her a lot of people miss.

Enjoy your Marvel reactions so much. So awesome that you can share this experience with your son. You guys rock!

"oh i bet he's a nice guy. drives around with shit like that on the front of his car..." 3:56 AHAHAAA. Chill-beans, you did it again: made me spit out my drink! I dont know why i even bother eating or drinking when i watch these. good one!

Just found your channel and i'm really enjoying your MCU journey so far. So glad you guys didn't watch the trailer at the end of this movie, even if nobody warned you. Really like every after credit scene in the MCU except of the trailer in this one. Because it's exactly like you said it's much better to go in almost blind than if you already know what's going to happen. Much love from Germany.

That ending is still so heartbreaking 😔

One of my favorite MCU movies, although shouldn't Nick Fury have been smart enough to choose a baseball game that happened *after* Steve crashed.

Yay! Captain America is my favorite Avenger!

42:23 I love how Lewis has noticed the way that the scene was being shot was what making him doubt what was happening in the scene. He just doesn't quite have the vocabulary to put it into those words but his brain is noticing the filming techniques.

Can’t wait for the rest !

Absolutely only see the movies and shows in the order made and released; it's crucial or you miss lots of references and call-backs, etc.

Cap and Bucky are my favorite characters in the Marvel universe.

I finally came across one of your videos that I caught your names. I was thinking in Iron Man 2, and also especially seeing you share the screen, Kev... I kept thinking you look a bit like Jeremy Renner/Clint Barton (Hawkeye) at times. Steve is the first guy in 17 years to think of pulling the pin and dropping the pole to get the flag. EVERYONE else tries to climb the pole. (Brains over brawn)

Hey, Kev and Lewis! Chronologically, this is the first MCU film excepting the two framing scenes set in 2011. I feel it's an overlooked gem that establishes so many future films and introduces the moral center of the Marvel Universe. Much like in the film, Steve Rogers is a character plucked from a different era in Marvel's publishing history. In the 1940's, Marvel was known as Timely Comics and sought to produce a patriotic propaganda character to raise awareness of Nazi aggression in Europe. Writer Joe Simon and artist Jack Kirby came up with Captain America whose first issue in 1941 featured a cover that had Cap socking Hitler in the jaw! It was an immediate sensation and flew off the racks! Cap came with a triangular shield and a teen sidekick called Bucky but had the shield design changed to a circular shape in the second issue because of complaints of copying the triangular design of another company's patriotic character. A young staff writer called Stan Lee had Cap sling his shield as a trademark offensive maneuver in a text-only filler story in the third issue! As popular as the comic proved to be, it also drew criticism for its pro-war position as many Americans wanted to remain neutral in Europe's war. Angry protestors gathered outside Timely's offices and NYC Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia had to post police protection for the building. Simon and Kirby collaborated on the first ten issues. Decades later, when Lee and Kirby created the Marvel Universe in 1961, three characters were plucked from the Timely Golden Age and dropped into the Marvel Silver Age: the android Human Torch, Prince Namor of Atlantis and Captain America. The super-soldier was found by the Avengers in ice-bound suspended animation in the North Atlantic where he had disappeared thwarting an act of aerial terror at the end of World War II. The founding Avengers were Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man, Wasp and Hulk but, after their discovery of Steve in the fourth issue, Cap became a mainstay of the team often leading them as Chairman. Director Joe Johnston had experience with pulpy period earnestness with "The Rocketeer" and infuses this film with the charm of that one while also incorporating much of Cap's publishing history into the character's on-screen biography. The entire propaganda sequence brilliantly incorporates the Hitler punch and his triangular shield. His scrawny origin as a Depression-era kid from Brooklyn who likes to draw, his multiple attempts to enlist, his training under Colonel Chester Phillips at Camp Lehigh, Abraham Erskine's super-soldier experiment and his nemesis Red Skull are all very comic accurate. The cinematography has a desaturated sepia quality to it that evokes the past. Marvel had a World War II-era comic called "Sergeant Fury and the Howling Commandos". Comic Nick Fury is a World War II veteran whose vigor has been maintained by a diluted form of the super-soldier serum called the Infinity Formula. The squad he led was a diverse group that consisted of bowler hat-wearing Boston Irish Timothy 'Dum Dum' Dugan, African-American Gabe Jones, New York Jew Izzy Cohen, Japanese-American Jim Morita, Italian-American Dino Manelli, Southerner Rob 'Rebel' Ralston, Brit Percival 'Pinky' Pinkerton, German defector Eric Koenig and greenhorn Johnny 'Junior' Juniper. They were occasionally aided by French Resistance fighter Jacques 'Frenchie' Dernier. Fury's team answered to General Samuel 'Happy Sam' Sawyer who had a stony disposition. Johnston notably includes James Montgomery Falsworth's Union Jack as part of the team! Union Jack was a British nobleman and costumed adventurer during World War I who came out of retirement to lend Cap a hand in World War II. Despite an incomplete roster, Johnston brings the Howling Commandos to life fighting side-by-side with Cap! The cast is incredible! This was Chris Evan's second stab at superheroics and he was reluctant to put on the spandex again. However, Robert Downey, Jr. convinced him and the role of Steve Rogers aka Captain America fit like a glove. Sebastian Stan's brotherly love as James Buchanan 'Bucky' Barnes comes through as does Hayley Atwell's sympathy and fire as Peggy Carter. Stanley Tucci as Dr. Abraham Erskine, Tommy Lee Jones as Col. Chester Phillips, Dominic Cooper as young Howard Stark, Toby Jones as Dr. Arnim Zola and Hugo Weaving as Johann Schmidt aka the Red Skull round out the cast. Lending support as the Howling Commandos are Neal McDonough as Dugan, Derek Luke as Jones, Kenneth Choi as Morita, Bruno Ricci as Dernier and J.J. Feild as Falsworth aka Union Jack. Richard Armitage of "The Hobbit" ensures the serum will never be replicated as Hydra assassin Heinz Kruger. Natalie Dormer and David Bradley of "Game of Thrones" pop up in small roles as a man-eating WAC and a grizzled Norwegian, respectively. William Hope of "Aliens" has a bit part as the SHIELD officer overseeing Cap's excavation and Laura Haddock makes her film debut as an autograph seeker. Naturally, Samuel L. Jackson shows up as Col. Nick Fury to put in his two-cents. The screenplay brilliantly integrates Howard Stark, substitutes an Infinity Stone for the traditional Cap MacGuffin, the Cosmic Cube, links the Tesseract to Asgard, ages up Bucky and incorporates Peggy Carter from comic Cap's wartime flashbacks. Erskine's pep talk the night before the procedure is so crucial as to why Steve is a hero and his benefactor's wisdom echoes throughout the rest of Cap's life: "Whatever happens tomorrow, you must promise me one thing: that you will stay who you are; not a perfect soldier but a good man." Steve's tactical acumen is demonstrated by his unorthodox solution to the flagpole challenge which earns him a ride with Peggy and her admiration. It's reminiscent of Alexander's brilliantly direct solution of slicing through the Gordian Knot. Of course, Steve's inability to quit against impossible odds represented by his boast "I can do this all day" comes full-circle for an amazing payoff at the saga's conclusion! Finally, Steve's forlorn "I had a date" is so laden with unfulfilled promise and poignancy. TRIVIA: 1. James Howlett aka Wolverine and Max Eisenhardt aka Magneto were to have cameos as a soldier and as a concentration camp prisoner, respectively, but the characters were owned by 20th-Century Fox and could not be used. 2. Hayley Atwell tentatively touching Steve's chest post-transformation was not scripted but was the actress' genuine awestruck reaction to Chris Evans' physique. EASTER EGGS: 1. Encased in a glass chamber at the World Expo is Phineas Horton's Synthetic Man, the android Human Torch. This is one of the three Timely-era characters resurrected along with Namor and Cap for Silver Age Marvel Comics in the '60's. 2. Kenneth Choi plays Howling Commando Jim Morita's grandson as well when he appears as the Principal of Peter Parker's school in "Spider-Man: Homecoming". 3. Captain America autograph seeker Laura Haddock has been confirmed as Meredith Quill's grandmother since Haddock also played Meredith in "Guardians of the Galaxy". That would make her Peter Quill's great-grandmother. CAMEO: 1. Stan Lee appears as a General at the Washington award ceremony where Cap is a no-show commenting on how he thought the super-soldier would be taller when he mistakes the panicked handler who rushes onstage for the Captain. Lol. END-CREDIT SCENES: 1. The first end-credit scene is just an excerpt from "Avengers". 2. The second end-credit scene is a sizzle reel of "Avengers". The next chronological stop in the MCU is Season 1 of the "Agent Carter" TV series.

Love the father son bonding via movies. This reminds me of me and my mom (something we’ve been doing for 20+ years)…

✔️ a day off ✔️a new video from Sofa and Chill ✔️crisps I do not need more

As others have said, the end credit scenes are not spoilers and are intended to give you insight into how the next movie is connected. Great reactions, I'm glad you both liked it. This one is not very high on my MCU list, it's still good, just not quite my taste. Really the only thing that allowed Steve to survive in the ice for 70 years is his super metabolism and altered genetics and it's really not explained beyond the implication.

Peggy Carter > every other Marvel girlfriend. Also the agent Carter show is short but worth it

Great movie

They made a really crappy _Captain America_ movie in 1990, too. The man in the grey suit sitting next to Stan Lee? He's Matt Salinger, who played Captain America in that movie.

Doesn't that hail hydra scene give you the same vibes as the hux speed on starkiller base! neat parallel

Thanks, Kev! Thanks, Lewis! 🛡

The Red Skull preceded Skeletor.

The post credit scenes are important...they are not spoilers.

You need to watch the end credit scenes they normally lead into the next film and teases the next movie . Kinda marvels thing . They never spoil only add and excite viewers

To see Stanley Tucci in a very different role from Dr. Erskine, watch Undercover Blues, whose leads are Dennis Quaid and Kathleen Turner.

All I can do, (other than click on the video), is smile when I see you guys. Pure entertainment.!

So, I've discovered this channel via the first Iron Man, and I gotta say you lads are an absolute hoot to watch. I'm lovin' every episode, and although it's gonna be a while until you get to see my favourite MCU character debut, I'll be looking forward to each one. Cheers!

Oh god he's not seen mcu films, dudes gona go nuts as it goes on

Fun reaction to a fun film

It's worth pointing out that Agent Carter was also going to jump on the grenade. Steve was just closer.

YESSS FINALLY :) Thanks loving these reactions :) Pls do more MCU per week.. and dont forget to watch end and post credit scenes

On patreon how much further into the MCU are you guys?

Hey Kev, just wondering - are you not putting the full lengths of these and Star Wars with Lewis on Patreon? It's ok, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything over there

The next Captain America movie ”The Winter Soldier” is probably my favorite or at least in top 3 MCU movies

This relationship is done,. Well yes and no.

Gah! You talked over the best line in the movie

The end credit scene is a must to watch, its a marvel thing and no its not a spoiler.

woop woop new video

Always watch the End Credits.

Your requested timestamp, buddy. 31:10.

😃

I wish you had reacted to the end credit scene; especially when you know what the next film is in the timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

I have never liked this movie because it just plays so heavily into american propaganda. Like I get that cap and co can wreck the hydra soldiers, but the american GIs in the climax should have been being wasted left and right by such advanced tech and soldiery.