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[@MaryCherryOfficial]

releasing this early to celebrate mark ruffalo & scarlett johannsen's birthday! > uncut to MCU up to avengers 2012 available on patreon: www.patreon.com/marycherryofficial follow my twitch: twitch.tv/maryycherryy :D

[@darthken815]

Mary, to answer your question: yes they did CGI Chris Evans' head onto a skinny dude's body. And imo, this film is one of the best in the MCU.

[@Thundarr100]

OMG! You're Australian! I've been watching your reaction videos for months and all this time I've been thinking that you were British! Geez that's kinda embarrassing 😃 Anyway, I love your reactions and I look forward to seeing your reaction to The Avengers.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@Justin Ebanks LOL remember him in Scott Pilgrim?

[@dandyprime5338]

Chris Evans, who plays Captain America, actually played The Human Torch aka Johnny Storm, in the The Fantastic Four film in 2005 and its 2007 sequel. These two films have no connection to the MCU and were standalone Marvel films before the MCU started in 2008. So it's actually kind of an inside joke that The Human Torch and Captain America are the "same guy", even though they aren't connected canonically in the films because there is no Fantastic Four MCU film yet.

[@nuwansampath7348]

one thing is first you are so sweet and likable.Chris Evans is very good actor Snowpiercer,gifted,before we go,knives out very good movies of him. if you can react in the future.love your reaction by the way.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Mary got all blushy when Steve transformed lol

[@rashadwalker8218]

@@LeonardoKlotz I could see that although she loves tony as well lol

[@nuwansampath7348]

every one loves steve.

[@junit318]

Didn’t we all😐😶🤭👀❤️😂

[@Dead25m]

@@nuwansampath7348 I didn't really love him until Winter Soldier, felt like he was very flat before that (not unlikeable though ofc), but he's become an absolutely amazing character after that.

[@trayolphia5756]

What’s that meme that was doing the rounds... Girls “I only watch MCU for the plot” The plot - picture of Thor shirtless Ahhh...but the plot thickens...

[@gauchplant]

"Captian America is slightly different from Tony Stark--in terms of personality..." Understatement of the century there.

[@lilscenechick1995]

Lmao I thought so too. They're pretty much polar opposites.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Not as big as " the Americans helped a bit during world war two"

[@Dasharr]

Find someone who looks at you the way Mary looks at Chris Evans shirtless. 🤣

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

Lololol

[@Deedric_Kee]

😊 That's so good! 👏

[@davidmeadows3351]

Step 1: Look like Chris Evans shirtless.

[@johnluujl]

@@davidmeadows3351 Weirdly enough, that's the bit I'm struggling with

[@jimdigitalvideo]

Never happen.

[@rashadwalker8218]

He was in a coma. The fact that he's a super soldier saved his life had he been a normal person he would of froze to death in the crash.

[@LordCommander-ui2fw]

More like he went into a state of hibernation. His brain shut down to all but its most basic functions and his metabolism slowed to a barely noticeable crawl.

[@DaDunge]

@@LordCommander-ui2fw That actually happens to regular people too, but not quite at those temperatures and not quite for so long.

[@magnusmagnusson8302]

iam not sure if he had been normal person he would survive the crash so he could die of frosting!!!!!

[@DaDunge]

@@magnusmagnusson8302 Actually in the case of modern airplanes 95% of passengers survive a crash. Granted the Hydra plane wasn't built for safety but still.

[@rashadwalker8218]

@@magnusmagnusson8302 true but in the case he did it's no way he's surviving the cold

[@JedHead77]

The Hulk was the result of them trying to replicate the super soldier serum.

[@tedbaker3846]

Are you shure? Wasn't it a Gamma Radiation Bomb?

[@galencox1531]

@@tedbaker3846 Both is right. They used Gamma Radiation in a try to duplicate the Serum.

[@JedHead77]

@@tedbaker3846 They actually mention it when Tony is talking with Ross.

[@tedbaker3846]

@@JedHead77 Ok, thx :)

[@LordBloodraven]

@@tedbaker3846 You're right about the original comic book origin. Marvel Studios changed bits of his origin to make him easier to integrate into the larger MCU while also incorporating bits of of the 1978 tv series into the film.

[@robertchurch5646]

Captain America is a super soldier that’s how he survived the ice. He’s not immortal just hard to put down.

[@malcolmdrake6137]

Wow, some _really_ bad mansplaining going on in the comments.

[@vkdeen7570]

@@malcolmdrake6137 or as us normal ppl call it....explaining.

[@aspenator42]

@@malcolmdrake6137 I think people are just explaining it because she made the assumption he is immortal/unkillable

[@filthycasual8187]

@@malcolmdrake6137 Fuck you, dude.

[@ThanosDestroyeryearsago]

@@malcolmdrake6137 lmao. That’s not a thing. And why do you assume everyone correcting her is male? Low IQ

[@Tackleberry61]

After seeing his new muscles: "I'm REALLY liking this film so far". lol :p

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Hee I noticed that too.

[@adil9772]

5:30

[@leroy1154]

"Why does he want to join so badly" Because that was the attitude of the day. The idea of staying safe at home, while others went off and fought and died was seen as dishonorable or shameful. There are multiple cases (MULTIPLE) of young men attempting to enlist after Pearl Harbor (or later in the war), being told that they were 4F (unfit for military service) then going home and killing themselves because they were so ashamed that they couldn't fight for there country while everyone else was.

[@dundiesplan9085]

I think it was also because of his father. He wanted to carry on that "lagacy" and kinda make him proud, I think.

[@ElKamaleon777]

What a shame then, I would never fight in a war that others started

[@BlargeMan]

@@ElKamaleon777 keep in mind that that doesn't mean the war isn't a worthy cause, or morally justified.

[@PhilBagels]

@@ElKamaleon777 So you'd just let them kill you?

[@ElKamaleon777]

@@PhilBagels No

[@Nergalsama01]

3:05 "I don't want to kill anyone. I don't like bullies. I don't care where they come from." And there it is. With that line, I knew that the writers got Captain America right.

[@Nergalsama01]

@@LeonardoKlotz Oh yeah, and the wonderful ending for the character in Endgame. One of the best superhero performances in movies, period.

[@jordanrothmeyer4722]

I really like how they reference how the comic character Captain America was originally created as American propaganda in this film by having the REAL Cap be propaganda but realizing he’s more than that. Super creative on the writer’s part!

[@Caseytify]

A lot of war heroes went on savings bond tours.

[@DragonbIaze052]

Captain America was punching Hitler almost a year before Pearl Harbor. He wasn't American propaganda when he was created because America didn't care about what the Nazis were doing. Captain America was created because Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Joe Simon were all Jewish and actually cared about their people being tortured and murdered.

[@BillionSix]

Hayley Atwell got to star in an Agent Carter series. Lasted two seasons. It was pretty good.

[@Andjelka99]

Shame they cancelled it. I loved it

[@reniwyant5311]

Should have been longer we were robbed

[@avalynch8095]

omg agent carter is my comfort show

[@StalKalle]

@@Andjelka99 And it was only canceled because ABC wanted Hayley Atwell in something mainstream. They thought it would give them higher ratings. But the new show they put her in failed. Marvel and Hayley Atwell herself wasn't happy about ABC canceling it.

[@nomadsteverogersslut]

"i don't think i've ever seen this actor before" me, a lifelong mcu and film fan: *shocked Pikachu face*

[@misterthedarkknight]

I mean besides Fantastic 4.. that’s the only movies we’ve seen him

[@kpmilehigh]

Not Another Teen Movie was the first movie I saw of his.

[@joshpeveto805]

Also Scott Pilgrim vs The World 👌🏼

[@Mr_Death031]

also "The Perfect Score", which was his first movie co-starring with Scarlett Johanson. Its one of those early 2000's teen movies but one of my faves

[@elbruces]

So yeah, a bunch of movies most people didn't see.

[@benuticone3079]

Captain America has a special place in my heart because his story is my grandfather's story. He desperately wanted to join and fight in WWII along side his brothers, but he was rejected due to health problems, in his case stomach ulcers. That's where the similarities end, of course. There was no experimental serum for my grandpa, but watching this always makes me thing of him.

[@VanderNugget]

Chris Evans is really good in Knives Out; I suspect you’d enjoy that film.

[@jspencer91]

I was going to suggest this

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

And Johnny(Human Torch) on the Fantastic Four(2005) film.

[@kylewilson2786]

I always love the subtle connections to each movie. I think back to when Mary and her sister were watching The Hulk and talking about “who calls world war 2 ‘WW2’?” But that whole line, in the movie, was talking about Captain America. Moments like those give an enjoyable reason to rewatch the movies years down the line.

[@Attelocin217]

Man, watching you go into this blind brings back all the emotions I had watching it myself. What a fun series.

[@lugnutusa]

Definitely one of my favorites in the MCU. Evans (and the writers) did a great job with the character. It would be really easy to get a character like that wrong, and make him look silly...or at the very least, hard to take seriously. But they put together a solid foundation here and Evans' portrayal of Cap in this and subsequent films is one of the highlights of the MCU as a whole.

[@testfire3000]

They made Captain America easier to take seriously by starting him off as a "performing monkey" in that costume to raise War Bond sales clearly looking and acting uncomfortable. Once we the audience had shared his frustration and humiliation; then seeing him turn into the action hero we knew he could be was a big payoff.

[@robertchurch5646]

In the comics Red Skull was Captain America’s greatest villain.

[@123bunnys4me]

Wwooooooowwww

[@michaeljosephjackson2364]

@@123bunnys4me in mcu still he is

[@TazorNissen]

Chris Evans (Captain America) is not new to playing superheroes. He played the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four movies from 2005-2007.

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

chris evans was however new to playing a superhero in a movie that wasn't terrible.

[@TazorNissen]

@@sirmoonslosthismind Hehe. I actually liked the old Fantastic Four movies, but they are not Oscar winners for sure.

[@CaptainNice]

Stan Lee spent a lot of time on set for FF, so he and Chris were best buds before filming started on this one.

[@JDP5127]

Captain America, played by Chris Evans, is my favorite part of the MCU. There are a LOT of other good actors, and parts, but I love his portrayal of Captain America. Another good movie to watch with Chris Evans is "Gifted" or "Before We Go". They are both really good. Also, as you suspected they GGed his head onto a smaller person's body. Anyway, looking forward to the rest of your reactions, and best of luck with the heat!

[@Caseytify]

Gifted is a good movie.

[@thomasharris4942]

"why does he want to join so badly?" Back in those days some people actually lied about their ages and disabilitoes in order to *go to* not to *avoid going to* war. That seems so alien these days, I know. My grandfather did it. He got run over by a drunk driver in his front yard as a kid and was never able to raise one of his arms above his head thereafter. But he lied and got stationed on a navy ship with big guns. He was supposed to shove the spent shells off the deck, but he couldn't do it because of his bum arm. They discharged him honorably. But he was upset about it the rest of his life.

[@ScarriorIII]

I've heard stories of guys who committed suicide because they couldn't go.

[@thewatcher8573]

there was no netflix then, there was nothing better to do

[@cardiac19]

@@ScarriorIII Lots of guys killed themselves because they couldn’t go. One of the guys in Band of Brothers talks about three guys in his small town killing themselves.

[@malcolmdrake6137]

There is an _actual_ reason, but I feel it would be lost on you.

[@JOBXR]

An age of heroic action taken to help the world unfortunately more forgotten now since people believe more of inaction being a virtue which is shit imo lol

[@dunringill1747]

Good reaction. Especially 5:07 🤣 Mary on the Captain America shirtless reveal: "The camera is on me ... mustn't gawk. I can go back and rewatch this part later."

[@JedHead77]

The director, Joe Johnston really likes the era of the 1930s/40s. His film “The Rocketeer” was also very good. And some trivia about him - he was Art Director on the original Star Wars trilogy!

[@leroy1154]

He's also directed the original Jumanji and designed both Boba Fett's armour from Star Wars and the Iron Giant from the movie of the same name.

[@CaptainNice]

Yes, The Rocketeer is pretty good.

[@JedHead77]

@@paintedjaguar The Mask Of Zorro is one of my faves - action, adventure, romance, and comedy. Great score, design, costumes, stunts and actors.

[@JedHead77]

@@paintedjaguar Seen it, as well as the Fairbanks version.

[@noirgatherer]

The Captain America sequel Winter Soldier is the best marvel film ever made. It’s a few films away.

[@Cerridwen7777]

I think Civil War edges it out, but just barely.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

It’s great, but endgame has to be the best

[@heykrazy5436]

Civil War is better imo

[@thebossgames4314]

One of the best*

[@brucesmith7481]

Definitely better than Civil War which had more heroes, but a less gripping story.

[@thomasfort1013]

So the German spy that shot the doctor and killed himself is Richard Armitage. Who played a certain Thorin Oakenshield in the Hobbit.

[@aliciasmith1307]

i was looking for this comment 😁

[@asiavassos9649]

I was wondering why he looked so familiar. You learn something new every day!

[@memelord7567]

WHAT I knew he looked really familiar

[@number1sun]

You're going to love the Avengers Mary! And don't even get me started on the Avenger sequels....Infinity War and Endgame are the best comic experience ever put on film hands down.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

Eeee so excited 😆

[@minnesotajones261]

For "skinny" Steve, they used a body double with a slimmed down Chris Evans "CG'd head" on it. Then him all CG'd down.... a number of different tactics. He was always muscular (beefed up before production on the movie) and with the mulitple ways to slim him down and changing each type from shot to shot, it worked without too much of the CG creepy factor to it. Some people thought "how'd they make that skinner actor so big!" while it was the other way. Can't wait for you to see The Avengers!

[@everythingdibs344]

@@ajclements4627 yeah because in the first avenger he literally spent every moment on set that he wasn’t filming just doing push ups and anything he could to maintain that muscle. For the winter soldier I would say his arms look bigger but that might just be because he was wearing a tank top.

[@everythingdibs344]

In the original Spider-Man tobey maguire was skinny in the beginning so they filmed that scene before he started working out and 6 months after he started when they were finishing it.

[@serinx]

the body double plays the bar tender in the post 107th rescue scene

[@everythingdibs344]

@@ajclements4627 he is more than bale tho

[@everythingdibs344]

@@ajclements4627 well comics are always drawn in a non realistic style with bodies that are too perfect but I guess since he’s supposed to be as strong as a human can possibly be he should at least look like it, idk.

[@chrisleebowers]

I think this one has my favorite look of all the MCU movies. The dieselpunk period historical sci-fi setting is unique and striking. Superhero movie fans have really only seen it once before in "The Rocketeer" also directed by Joe Johnston.

[@flatebo1]

There's also Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) which even has helicarriers, The Shadow (1994), Doc Savage (1975) and The Phantom (1996). You could also consider Overlord (2018), as it's pretty much a Wolfenstein movie. John Carter (2012) is set earlier, so maybe more of a steampunk vibe, but it does have its superheroic aspects. League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2013) is also more steampunk superhero.

[@deke76]

Iron Man wasn't that popular until they did the first movie.

[@crapstirrer]

IIRC the Iron Man character was created on a dare to see if a billionaire, weapons manufacturing capitalist could ever be popular in the wake of Vietnam.

[@toddsmitts]

As I recall, the reason they picked Iron Man as their first movie was because people thought it would sell the most toys.

[@KyleS3m3noff]

Yeah, even among comic readers he was second-tier at best (at the time).

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@crapstirrer Stan Lee took the challenge of making Howard Hughes and creating a hero out of a war profiteering ironmonger [weapons manufacturer]. He was captured by communists using stolen Stark weapons. When he escapes, he is rescued by USMC helicopter pilot Jim Rhodes.

[@marveldreamworks5330]

I thought it was because they had no other unclaimed/ not copyrighted characters (seeing as the x men was under a different studio and same with spidey). Also apparently they had planned to do something more like the comic Avengers and start the MCU off with Ant Man, however they were limited with technology at the time and you take into account what I said before about the copyright issue and that’s how we ended up with Iron Man as the first MCU movie.

[@ragebash13]

Captain America was frozen, he can die he is just a super soldier, stronger, faster, better metabolism etc...

[@awilmart]

I really find this movie underrated. The action is great, sets up so much for future movies, and Chris Evans and Hayley Atwell are casted perfectly.

[@DrekeXorn13]

14:18 Yes he can die, he just didn't age for 70 years because he was frozen in the Arctic. In 2010 he was found, unfrozen, and then we see him waking up He did not time travel with science or whatever, he just......was frozen solid and no one found him for 70 years

[@chrisd7047]

Cap is the leader of The Avengers. Not because he's the most powerful (he isn't), but because A) he's very good with tactics and strategy, and B) he's the moral compass. He's the kind of person that others like to follow.

[@JedHead77]

Steve Rogers for President! 🇺🇸

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

right!!

[@BangBang-wl3ej]

Already is. Old man Steve Rogers(Endgame) looks like Joe Biden.

[@toddsmitts]

@@BangBang-wl3ej Spoiler! She hasn't seen it!

[@JakkFrost1]

@@BangBang-wl3ej no need to insult Steve like that! 🤬

[@toddkes5890]

And after Avengers: End Game, he calmed down, put on a red sweater, and starred in a public television TV series about his neighborhood. He wasn't a Captain in that series, just 'Mr'

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

When Steve crashed into the ice, he was frozen and preserved. When they dug him up, it was revealed that he was still alive and so they revived him.

[@matthewdunham1689]

Chris Evan is from my home state Massachusetts and the Captain America movies just keep getting better.

[@omegafps8833]

Steve is my favorite character from all the MCU, this is a GREAT film.

[@DakonBlackblade2]

It warms my heart seeing someone watch The OG Avengers trailer and get this excited in 2020.

[@extrasmack]

"Obviously none of that stuff happened. Hydra does not exist." Yeah, that's juat what a hydra agent would want us to believe. I see you programming us, Mary. 😉

[@niedless6826]

He was frozen in ice for 70 years if you didn't catch that

[@ElKamaleon777]

66 years actually

[@95evdog]

I’m always looking for people who react to the MCU because it’s a way for me to experience it again for the first time. Loved your video, and excited to see more! 😊

[@Wingless-]

I can't get over what a pure and genuine reaction you had to the Avengers trailer drop. It's such a special experience watching someone go into this whole series blind.

[@johnvillamayor2756]

Such an honest wholesome reaction, especially coming into this film with absolutely no idea of who Cap is - pure GOLD. For what it’s worth, Cap teaches what America ought to be...not what it is or ever has been.

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

FYI: There is a two season Marvel tv-series for Agent Carter, called "Agent Carter", Just so you know. The first season is 8 episodes and the second season is 10 episodes. It deals with her adventures after WW2 and the precursor organization of S.H.I.E.L.D. It also introduces a character that becomes important to Tony Stark.

[@applefanatic414]

Cap's arc in the MCU is pretty incredible. Excited for you to experience it!

[@kkoblens]

Best part was watching Mary fangirl over the avengers trailer.

[@ccricers]

There are more connections between the Starks and Steve Rogers than many people give credit for here. They come full circle in the last Captain America movie.

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

So what happened is when cap took the plane down in the artic, the cold temperatures basically froze his body in a comatose state and the super soldier formula in his body preserved him perfectly until he could be found and woken up. It was basically a 70 year coma.

[@colocal5918]

You should take a look at the australian contribution to the war effort, particularly the seige of tobruk. Incredibly brave and heroic. The Australian people can be very proud of their boys.

[@noirgatherer]

Captain America actually was written in WW2 so he does go all the way back to that time period.

[@scottmcintyre2809]

And, IIRC, him punching Hitler in the stage show is basically an exact recreation of the cover of the very first Captain America comic book.

[@randomthoughts5601]

I wish I could pull a Cap and fall asllep for a long while, wake up and binge watch all of the MCU reaction vids Mary does in the future.

[@Lewiz2K]

Whenever im not feeling happy, I just watch Mary’s videos. Her laughs always make me smile. 🐶

[@taiwanwhite5762]

Prior to the MCU increasing their popularity, everyone except for the Hulk were considered B or C level Marvel heroes.

[@SurrealNirvana]

Sam Raimi's Spiderman would beg to differ.

[@h4rdi7g3]

@@SurrealNirvana he wasn't owned by marvel. All the a level heros like spiderman, fantastic 4 and xmen were owned by other studios.

[@taiwanwhite5762]

@@SurrealNirvana I'm referring to the Avengers and Sam Rami's Spider-Man is not in the MCU, it's a Sony product.

[@a-aronmusic3249]

Agent Carter got her own show which is set after the events of this movie Mary! Unfortunately it got canceled after 2 seasons

[@GriffinPilgrim]

The best thing about Captain America is that he IS as patriotic as his name implies but he understands what too many self proclaimed patriots miss; being patriotic doesn't mean assuming you're the best, it should mean proving it by making your country better instead of mocking others. In that way Cap represents what America could/should be rather than just being the poster boy for what it is. Him rejecting the showbiz stuff to actually help makes that point clear. So too does the fact that Dr Erskine is German.

[@deke76]

Captain America has been my favorite superhero since I was about 10. His character is very similar to Superman from DC. The inspiring hero's hero, but with a small fraction of the power level.

[@1515cci]

Post MCU, you need to watch "Knives Out". It's an ensemble cast with Chris Evans being one of the stars in this very entertaining Whodunnit movie by director Rian Johnson.

[@JedHead77]

A recent film with Chris Evans was last year’s awesome whodunit, “Knives Out”.

[@topgig]

Hey Mary, I totally agree with you about Captain America's inherent likeability. It's one of the reasons why he's one of my favorite Marvel heroes. :)

[@zarquondam]

After this, Peggy Carter got her own tv show, _Agent Carter_, that ran for two seasons, and also intersected with the _Agents of SHIELD_ tv show.

[@matthewcampos1774]

5:09 everyone's reaction the first time we saw this scene

[@MiguelBustamante2585]

Chris Evan's used to do teen movies in the 90s and then jumped to super hero movies starting with fantastic 4. He's one of the few actors to play two different super heroes 🦸‍♂️

[@sfitzmd]

The best part about Chris Evans is that despite being a cinnamon roll he plays fantastic assholes. XD He's amazing in Scott Pilgrim vs the World.

[@hellowhat890]

6:02 Actually, one crazy detail about Steve's new strength. He wasn't used to it entirely as he was figuring out his new strength and speed. When he leapt over the fence, he was thinking he needed to grab the top of the fence to climb over. That's why his arms are outstretched forward. But, he ends up jumping over the entire fence completely and his arms flailing was him not knowing where they should go as he made the jump.

[@matthewcampos1774]

There are so many good elements in this movie. Chris Evans's performance, the banter between Steve and Bucky, Peggy being a baddie the OG MCU queen. And who doesn't love Tommy Lee Jones in this? If you want to check out more of Chris Evan's films I recommend: Knives Out, Sunshine, and Snowpiercer.

[@championsgaming1]

Also love how its “tonys timeline” bc thats so accurate lmfao

[@johncourtright1632]

5:13 Mary can't stop giggling looking at the newly muscled Steve. 5:30 "I'm really liking this film so far" Lol

[@jordanthomas2490]

If youve never seen anything with Chris Evans, you need to see Snowpiercer. AWESOME movie

[@Zenapprentice]

Not another teen movie is better. Should’ve gotten an academy award for best drama.

[@Jordan-bk3vd]

So crazy hearing someone not recognizing Chris Evans now a days lol

[@thewatcher8573]

5:09 almost 10 yrs later and this moment, still chills, for various reasons lol. (geez I can't believe this movies almost 10 yrs old what!?)

[@Wingless-]

Over the years this is one of the MCU movies I find myself rewatching the most. It also works very well just on it's own merit.

[@gfoyle69]

I think you’d enjoy the Agent Carter series. A real gem, you get to see what Agent Carter’s life was like after Captain America’s death, plus her backstory.

[@hen913]

this movies sooo underrated! I remember at the time people thought he looked sooo silly but now look at him!! and wow that avengers teaser brings back memories!! You're gonna love the rest of the CA movies I can't wait for you to watch em!

[@Cornberry]

Don't know if you made the connection yet or someone pointed it out already, but they were trying to recreate the Captain America super soldier serum with Bruce Banner and his research. Obviously it wasn't quite the same and turned Banner into the Hulk.

[@JishinDX]

I look forward to these Marvel reactions so much. Keep them coming, they are fantastic and you are so charming.

[@napoleonwhitehorse971]

Wow!! I can’t imagine my life without being alive and watch these reactions of the MCU and witnessing the MCU like the first time again and the feeling!! I can’t say how incredible you are!! You got along ways to go on the MCU or The Infinity Saga of a lifetime!! Stay pretty awesome and Stay Pretty!!

[@kazumajay]

Captain America is my favourite out of all the avengers. Because he's not a perfect soldier but he's a good man.

[@masteroctagon6888]

Ahh, I see a Chris Evans fan in the making! I'm a huge Cap fan and the popular opinion is that Cap has the best MCU trilogy! Chris has a super underrated filmography imo, you should check out his other films: Knives Out, Scott Pilgrim vs the World, and Snowpiercer

[@dylanl2638]

In the MCU he is not immortal but age very slowly and heal very quickly. But in the comics he was once shot in the head and was completely healed in 12min, and his aging is stopped completely as long as the serum is in his body.

[@ntaylor8067]

In the comics, the hydra scientist is a supervillain in his own right, which is why when he is first introduced it looks like a computer like his comic counterpart.

[@jdogzerosilverblade299]

super buff guy comes out of chamber mary: im really liking this film so far. cant imagine why.

[@fruity2ty]

Glad you enjoyed the film! Cap is one of my favorite heroes in the franchise and his characters journey is just beginning. Excited for you to see where they take him because I know you will love it!

[@JedHead77]

The actor who played Dr. Zola did the voice of Dobby The Elf in Harry Potter.

[@yehudisfriedman8459]

Wait, WHAT?!?!

[@JedHead77]

@@yehudisfriedman8459 Yup

[@ntaylor8067]

It’s Elrond from Lord of the Rings if you didn’t notice

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

I noticed afterwards 😅😅😅not during

[@ntaylor8067]

@@MaryCherryOfficial 😂

[@niamhgrace2703]

@@MaryCherryOfficial Richard Armitage (who plays Thorin Oakenshield) is also in it. He played the Hydra guy who killed Dr. Erskine

[@gusefalito6137]

Currently marathoning through your MCU reactions and I'm loving your reaction style. Your commentary feels insightful, like you are playing through your favorite video game and you can tell it's genuine Also, if you want to see Chris Evans in non-MCU films, check out the mystery film Knives Out (it was my favorite 2019 film after Endgame!)

[@robertchurch5646]

That was The Late Lord Walder Frey.

[@SwiddyDiddy]

“The horizontal dance” 🤣 I can’t this girl is too funny

[@kirk001]

I was eager to see you react to this movie. It's one of my favorite MCU movies and I got the impression you'd really like it.

[@sonofkarma5461]

This movie inspired me to become a soldier when I was a kid, and later, when I grow up and tried, I was rejected due to a disability (much different and worse than asthma)

[@3dstuff654]

As soon as she sees Steve transform: I'm really liking this film!

[@puterbac]

The show on stage was to raise money for the war effort. To encourage people to buy war bonds.

[@dutch4066]

"I had a date" gets me everytime :( Such a underrated movie.

[@EternalDensity]

"I don't think this has happened in Australia." Oh no I just had a flashback to 'I Wear My Medals on the Left'.

[@Biorythym]

If you look, the bartender who is in the club they hang out in is the body double they used for "little Steve" with Chris Evans digitized face

[@JedHead77]

I got an advanced screening at Comic-Con, and Chris Evans came in and surprised everyone by introducing the film! 🇺🇸

[@totallyflippedout]

If you liked this movie then you're going to love Captain America: Winter Soldier.

[@philnorfleet1371]

Still the best MCU movie ever.

[@msaza999]

Captain America is amazing, he's my fourth favorite hero (Thor is the first and the other two haven't appeared yet hehe) but Captain America films are the best Marvel solo movies

[@leroy1154]

"I don't think this has ever happened in Australia..." Propaganda shows and movies existed in Australia during the war. A good example was 'Forty Thousand Horsemen' a 1941 movie about the Battle of Beersheba, which was backed by the government in order to be used as an Army recruitment tool and to lift moral in Australia.

[@InsomniaPVR]

Glad you’re enjoying the mcu films Mary, it only gets better the further along you get !