Showing posts with label captain america. Show all posts
Showing posts with label captain america. Show all posts

Monday, July 11, 2011

Initial Reviews: Captain America Even Better Than Ironman 2008

Looks like the film is on the right track:
Late last week several critics from long-lead news outlets (movie magazines, newspapers and other print mediums) attended a screening of Captain America. Though no official reviews or opinions were shared publicly, word has gotten out that the film was unanimously approved. Surprisingly, the film was noted to be more akin to Marvel Studios' 2008 hit Iron Man as apposed to the company's other 2011 release, Thor; with some of the critics even saying The First Avenger's quality tops that of their Armored Avenger.

Early this year, we posted Poster Previews of Captain America, one of which illustrates the differences between retro Cap with the 2011 movie version. Marvel Studios itself has taken to adding a retro feel by printing special posters that were given away only to the cast and crew of "Captain America: The First Avenger". Here's what the limited edition poster looks like for your comic-fan viewing pleasure:

Monday, June 20, 2011

Avengers Movie: First Concept Art Poster

The first concept art poster of the Avengers Assemble has just been released.  Costumes c/o Stark Industries?

Friday, February 11, 2011

Captain America 2011 vs 1990 plus Poster Preview

We recently blogged about the Captain America teaser shown during Super Bowl. A poster of the movie is also out, and it seems to promise a lot of action. Chris Evan's facial expression in the poster is very compelling and I can't decide if he's sad, confused, overwhelmed perhaps?


In any case, I headed over to IMDB to check out some photos of the Captain America Movie, and saw this one, which features Captain America's whole ensemble. Out of curiosity's sake, I researched how the retro 1990 Captain America looked like and here's the difference:


Clearly (as expected), Captain America 2011's outfit is a lot cooler and more realistic. Let's just hope the movie is too.