"No, Mr. Rogers you can't say that anymore."

I understand why they cut it for pacing reasons but I think getting more of a perspective on what Steve is going through helps us understand why he acts the way he does during the first half of the movie.

Marvel always love deleting good scenes

"Ask for her number, you moron." I'm not much of an MCU fan. Hell, I'm not much of a Marvel comics fan, but I love the way Stan Lee snuck himself into all those movies. RIP Stan.

This is one of those scenes that SHOULD NOT have been deleted, I don’t care if it’d have given Captain America more screen time than the other heroes

I feel for Steve. He feels so lonely in modern New York City. His expressions when traveling, taking the subway just show a man out of time… a lost man.

From a kid from Brooklyn to a captain fighting a titan with the power of a god, steve has one hella legacy and a life

Honestly I think this should have been Cap's Intro scene in Avengers 2012

This scene shouldn't have been deleted.

Stan Lee always having the best advice 🖤😭

this scene is literally a perfect segway into the punching bag scene edit: I will not be re-spelling "segway" to "segue." I have decided my mistake shall be forever unaltered for the rest of time

This scene would have done a lot for Cap’s character. It shows how much he’s really struggling in this new time. He comes off as a little unpleasant in the first half of the film I feel. This would have really helped to show what he was going through

So that's the reason there was a separate interview of that girl in the end of the movie and was given a little emphasis,I never realised it until now

Besides Stark tower not being composited in, this scene looks pretty finished which tells me they were totally considering adding this into the movie

I never knew Ashley Johnson did a scene for avengers

I’m glad that this scene didn’t forget that Cap drew when he was thinking. It seems like the rest of the movies forgot about that.

I love how in this deleted scene they described his character better especially in the scene where he draws Steve back in the day loves to sketch things even before he got the super soldier serum

"When hope's on the ropes, here's the man to knock the Axis on their back-sis!" I love this wordplay.

"We've got free wireless." "Radio?" Steve's not wrong. Your wireless internet is technically radio. Also your cell phone.

The way the video cuts right as the voice says "he's out there fighting for the land that he loves, and he won't stop," just to show us Steve's deadpan expression on the blank modern screen. That moment alone carries more weight than most movies can pull off.

Oh my shiii that waitress is the same waitress he saved during the attack on New York

Steve watching Shrek for the first time: "Wow. This is the best looking claymation I've ever seen."

If there’s ever a special edition released in the future they need to add this scene!

ashley johnson serving cap some coffee then getting called a moron by stan lee himself was gold. I wish that was in the original.

That is one of my favorite Stan Lee cameos

Just from these scenes, I would have preferred a 2nd Captain America movie about him adjusting to life like this and having new problems to face (still earth saving problems) but more of personal problems of being unfrozen instead of an Avengers movie. Winter Soldier could have been Cap 3

"A lot of people wait here just to see him fly by" See its THAT kind of world building I like, just the citizens admiring so much of a person they are willing to wait to see him go by like the flash is such a cool little detail Also Stan Lee talking to Rogers like he's the dad giving his son a hint is hilarious.

This scene adds a lot to cap’s growth and adjustment to the new world he’s in, and it makes Ashley’s appearance at the end of the fight mean more and not just “oh hey look it’s Ashley Johnson”

Captain America is a superhero lots of members of the US military 🪖 can relate to adjusting back to life again. Having PTSD and missing the days of being in military uniform .

the fact the waitress talking to Steve is Ashley Johnson aka Ellie from The Last of Us is pretty cool

He could have said “Ask for her number buddy” but nahhh, he’s a savage. A savage just enjoying lunch.

Crazy how this deleted scene alone means more and more interesting and fun to understand. Then the whole phase 4 and 5.

Seeing him look up at the buildings or even the phone was masterful. They did a great job (to the best of their ability) of capturing how ALIEN the world would feel but especially NYC to someone who lived there almost 100 years prior. As a child Steve would have remembered being able to see the sky uninterrupted in certain parts of Brooklyn. Lol.

MOAR ASHLEY! Her character had a whole mini-arc that was all but left in the editing room.

Such a great scene. Kinda works well as just a standalone one shot as well

I understand why they cut this but I also understand why people didn’t want it cut. While it does show how Steve is adjusting, it doesn’t really need to be here. Just showing him with the punching bag having flashbacks just shows just enough that he isn’t adjusting well to present day and that he feels alone. But I do love this scene. It does give Steve more screen time and develops his character and the acting in this scene is incredible. But I feel like it messes up the pacing a bit. While yes there needs to be slower scenes in movies to develop character. This one kinda brings the movie to a screeching halt. If they did keep this scene in the movie they would’ve had to cut down so much of it so it doesn’t screw with the pacing. And they probably tried and it wasn’t working so they must just said “screw it, just cut the scene all together”. But that’s just a little film theory.

I wish there was a scene where Steve reacts to other historical events after World War II.

0:55 sas, special air service wasn’t created till 1941 but its said that the sas existed in 1936 Somehow Peggy at 17 was able to join the special forces.

At 0:01 "Kaiser mobilizes to his last man"... wrong war pal...

Ellie met captain america

This scene gives more emphasis to how much the world had changed. It must be extremely surreal for him

And Ashley's glance really connects us to the world he's in, draws us out of his introspection. It's depth. What a benefit this would have been to the film.

What's crazier than the fact that this is the first time I've ever seen this is that they actually decided not to keep this in the movie

These "Deleted Scenes" are the reason for watching these MCU movies many more times.

I think the different and bright colour is the biggest problem he faced in the modern world poor captain his eyes must be tearing

Steve has the best legacy. He lived a life that no one describe by words

Thing with marvel.. they delete the good scenes and now they stopped making good movies.. too

I like this scene because it gives context to Cap’s current state. The overarching feeling of being disconnected from society. It makes his later line of “(Are you) trying to get me back in the world?” make much more sense.

It looks like they used old ww2 footage and added captain america in

I love the old footage, looks so real

I can see why it was deleted but honestly when I first saw the movie and even after I was wondering how he was adjusting to the present and wanted a scene that was more fleshed out.

Grateful they kept it. It’s technically not deleted from our brains now. I do wish I saw it back in 2012. Would’ve made it a more serious tone that seems like captain America movies do. Correct me if I’m wrong. Plus Stan Lee had the best line here lmao. RIP the legend

Dude has PTSD. That’s why they deleted it

All that technology had to been mind blowing to Steve……

Shame they cut this This is a really good introduction to Captain America in this movie

Such as shame they didn't use Ashley.

Ashley is always so pretty and has this Cute feeling to her, GOD i love this woman

The phone peddler on the street shouting "Buy some time!" was really on the nose there with how Cap was feeling

we always seen captain america so heroic and up for the front but we never really seen him struggle on his own, wish we had more of this

Steve inside his room, train and at the coffee shop reminds me of how I live in this society. I feel like I belong to a time between late 80s and mid 2000s. Best time!

The fact that Marvel/Feige didn't opt to make an entire series of short Webisodes(Disney+ didn't exist yet) revolving around Steve Rogers reintegrating into society after having lost a 70yr gap, is mindboggling... I would have EATEN UP a full series of scenes like this leading up to The Avengers 1 after having watched Cap wake up in modern day at the end of the 1st Captain America film. It would have been a HYPE machine, and it would have made all the little jokes throughout Avengers THAT much more funnier like "I understood that reference!"... etc.

The fact that this was deleted is a crime

Captain America riding the elevator after thawing out (he doesn't know about the Civil Rights Movement)

Thanks for sharing! This is awezome

Fun fact: That lady plays (voice and motion capture) Ellie in The Last of Us video games.

This should had been Cap's intro in Avengers, it adds more depth and the struggle to adapt to the new era of time that Steve lives in.

It’s wild to cut this in favor of recycling an end credits scene

That three and a half minutes does a LOT to flesh out the character of Steve Rogers. People who aren't long-term readers of Captain America comics might not even know he is an artist (he even worked for Marvel doing art for his own book in the 80's), and that's a nice detail. Also, the war time footage is nice, because for him, that happened yesterday. Now, almost everyone he knows is dead and his home is unrecognizable. Imagine being so utterly alone in a city of 8 million people, hardly able to communicate because things like "ATM," "wifi," and "Apple pay" don't mean anything to you.

Many of us feel exactly as him... Out of time. I've even shared the same experiences, like drawing in some place while drinking coffee, taking the subway feeling totally absorbed, sad...I feel like him in every way, except for the Super Soldier serum😅

I would've cared a lot more about Captain America in Avengers 2012 if this scene was there

This explains why we’re supposed to recognize the waitress later in the film and why Cap saving her has narrative arc. Too bad they cut it.

Little known fact: Captain America's day job is a comic book artist.

The most satisfying scene ever

From hitler to thanos

he's not alone in trying to adapt to the Modern World.

I'm glad this scene was not added to the film, but it makes a great short.

ASHLEYYYY

Im so tired of aging.

I hate deleting scenes. Make the film long it’s ok we will still pay and watch it. This was so necessary

There's lots of reason this should have been in the film; most of all the beginning of a thread of scenes with the waitress (Ashley Johnson, who was Ellie in The Last of Us games). It makes her short scenes mean a lot more especially when she sees Cap remove his mask.

0:15 Messi became a scientist!!??

STAN cameo

Steve is my favorite MCU character, any extra scenes are a real treat!

A perfect montage showing the experiences of people who don't fit in, and people who are living with trauma (which often means not fitting in). This can be anything from a simple social misfit to former military to people who have had horrible experiences like PTSD, assault victims, and losing loved ones. They should have left it in because it gives a lot more depth to the character. He comes across as just stoic and withdrawn in the actual film, where as here he is someone who is struggling with issues.

Stan Lee's cameos are always special.

I Wish We Got A Full Version Of Them Recovering Him From The Plane And Defrosting Him 3:21-3:24

The nicest surprise finding this scene. A travel back in time in more ways than one.

I think there's some truth in the idea that we think people in the past would have been much more impressed with modern technology than they actually would have been. We think we're a lot more impressive than we really are.

Every time they retell the story of Captain America his time in the ice gets longer. Back when the original comic book was printed that he was only in the ice 20 years. Most of his friends from the war were alive, but in their 40s and 50s. Getting adjusted to the 1960s wasn't that big a deal.

This scene, it hits hard for those of us who are older. Thank You for posting it. It shows a level of respect to the character Steve Rogers. aka Captain America. As someone who's old, Thank You for showing that respect. Growing up in another time, still alive so many decades later. Young people say your just in the way. That your old and have nothing they could learn from. It's called feeling useless. Young people do it all the time to those of us who are older. They blame us for all the worlds problems. Then push us aside like yesterdays trash. Having been alive for more than 60 yrs. I'v seen so much. Learned so much more. And still young people treat me like i'm 'a nothing'. This scene is only 1 of 2 I know where they made the generational thing very clear. People feel for Captain America. But so many fail to see how they and others actually treat older folk in the real world. The other scene that showed this, wasn't from this movie. But from ST:TNG, an episode called 'Relics'. Where Geordi La Forge thinks he knows it all and pushes Scotty out like yesterdays garbage. One day, they too will be relegated to the rocking chair. Then they will understand. Understand what it's like to be told you have no value, no worth, that your just in the way.

This scene is not enough , we need more of this

2:29 Bro Chill

ELLIE!!!

Marvel missed a golden opportunity to bring Ashley Johnson into the MCU.

Ashly Johnson had to “Avenge” Joel’s murder that’s why she didn’t appear in later marvel movies

💥✨️

"Sam? Why arent you working, ni" "Woah woah capt you cant use that anymore"

She looks familiar... and that heavy bag scene, classic PTSD.

CAP ALMOST DATED ELLIE FROM THE LAST OF US.

Thats Ellie from Last of us