Captain America: The First Avenger—Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is the soundtrack album to the Marvel Studios film of the same name, based on the. Captain America: The First Avenger IMDb 6.9 124 2011 Add to favorite It is 1942, America has entered World War II, and sickly but determined Steve Rogers is frustrated at being rejected yet again for military service.
SynopsisSteve Rogers, a rejected military soldier transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a 'Super-Soldier serum'. But being Captain America comes at a price as he attempts to take down a war monger and a terrorist organization.Steve Rogers, a rejected military soldier transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a 'Super-Soldier serum'. But being Captain America comes at a price as he attempts to take down a war monger and a terrorist organization.Parental GuideDownloaded 1,379,078 timesApril 15, 2019. Reviewed by AlTheStrange 8 / 10 / 10 'A weak man knows the value of strength.'
With the imminent 'Avengers' movie coming next year, only one hero's origin story remains untold until now. Falling in line with 'Thor,' 'Iron Man,' and 'The Incredible Hulk,' 'Captain America' showcases the rise of Steve Rogers as the title character.
Unlike the other films, which take place in modern times, this one goes way back to WWII, showing the Captain kicking Nazi butt! With a lot of 'Wolfenstein' style occult mystique and a slight 'Indiana Jones' sense of adventure, this movie has a number of solid action sequences, and plenty of imaginative special effects and setpieces. With its references to various characters and concepts of other Mavel movies, it fits into the franchise really well. It might take some stretch of the imagination to believe that Nazis could be this futuristic, but for a superhero movie, it's all good fun.The story in this case is pretty solid. The main character shows strong development, and for most of the movie, you really root for him. There's nothing more thrilling than watching the underdog getting the upper hand. As it goes on, much of the character drama and story development gets pushed aside by the action, but it still works.
By the end, voila, we have the lead-in for the 'Avengers' film.If there's any complaint for this film, it's that there could have been more. Whether it needs a stronger action setpiece or a more invoking sense of drama, I'm not sure, but something seems missing, and nothing really makes this film stand over any of the other superhero films that have come out so far.The film is competently made, with decent (but never exceptional) photography.
Editing is good for the most part, but I am not a fan of the montage in the middle of the film that makes the entire war campaign whiz. A couple of action scenes seemed a little sloppily-edited, but it's hardly noticeable. Acting is swell; Chris Evans is surprisingly strong as the main character, and I enjoyed Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan, Tommy Lee Jones, Stanley Tucci, and Hugo Weaving in their roles. Writing seems pretty good.
This is a decent action superhero film and I love it so much. Chris Evans is Steve Rogers - Captain America his best acting performance I have eve seen on screen. Captain America: The First Avenger is my personal favorite at top 3 MCU movies.Set in 1942 during WWII Steve Rogers (Chris Evens) the smallest kid from Brooklyn a 20-something, 90 lb, 5-foot tall asthmatic volunteers for military service in the United States Army. The army doctor rejects Steve's application as the military 4-F, as this is his fourth failed attempt to enlist.
Abraham Erskine (Stanley Tucci) recruits Steve in a secret project while Steve Rogers volunteers and goes in to secret experiment in which turns him in to super- soldier, but right after his transformed, his mentor Dr. Erskine is killed by an German spy and Steve Rogers becomes a music player in USO (United Service Organizations) in stead giving him a chance to be a super-soldier until his best friend James Buchanan 'Bucky' Barnes (Sebastian Stan) is captured by the Nazis so Captain America goes in to rescue mission by him self to rescuing him. With his best friend Bucky Barnes he goes on a missions to stop Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) commander of the terrorist organization Hydra, played by awesome Hugo Weaving from The Matrix as Agent smith and V for Vendetta and of course as voice of Megaton in Transformers movies dominating the world. The men can play a good evil villains his talented gifted actor. Red Skull wants to dominate the world harnessing the power of the magical object known as the Tesseract.The movie is a good start and a good decent origin story about Captain America how he become a superhero. Yes this is my favorite MCU superhero character in the MARVEL Universe ever.
I love Captain America so much and his shield that was build from Howard Stark (Dominic Cooper) father of Tony Stark. Hayley Atwell is Peggy Carter An officer with the Strategic Scientific who becomes Steve Rogers love interest. Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter Is decent in the movie I enjoy her she did a good performance and she was likeable. Toby Jones is Dr. Arnim Zola accomplice of Red Skull a scientist turning to evil who works with Johann Schmidt on 'Tesseract' as an energy-source for world domination. Excellent performance from Tobey Jones a good second villain he retuned briefly In a cameo scene in sequel smash box office hit Captain America: The Winter Soldier.The movie has the second hour best action ever as Captain America is dressed in a new uniform, rides a Harley with his shield and his mask, charges the base.
He dodges HYDRA soldiers on motorcycles in which they are chasing him. He puts booby traps with a rope, he pushes the button for fire and blows up an enemy tank. He beats up Hydra's army soldiers with his fists and shield.
He goes on a rescue mission by him self. Saves Bucky Barnes his best friend and 400 American soldiers who were prisoners of war. Captain stops the air plane before whole New York would be destroy fights off Red Skull in a battle of good VS evil that's why I think the film is a decent superhero flick my personal favorite MCU film in the MARVEL universe.This movie was shot so much better than Thor Ragnarok though. I prefer no shaky-cam + rapid-edits.Splitting the difference, we get an 8/10 - an outstanding score.My biggest problem with the film is the first hour in which almost nothing happens. There is no action and I didn't like that Steve Rogers - Captain America become a music player playing his self on a music theaters with features dancing girls. I didn't like that much. The rest of the film it is solid I liked and love it very much.
I love the capture of Dr. Arnim Zola on a train. Steve Rogers - Captain America is a decent superhero, it is a decent and solid film with an origin story I love it.
And just then a worthy candidate came out - the concentration of Pathos in it is the same as the calories in the cake.A bit about the previous set of pictures. When gangsters ravage America, masked people begin to clear the streets and return the money of depositors to savings banks. When in America there is a desire at least somehow to take part in the European military conflict - masked people make landing operations into the deep rear of the enemy, demonstrating that only the star-striped forces know how to fight. Actually, the original idea: we have a very correct morally and physically strong soldier, and you all hide behind his shield - safely migrated from the old comic book into today's movie.It's fun to watch how the directors mask political agitation.
Even the name removed the post with a residence permit. As if to the Russian spectator who is not in the tooth with his foot, what kind of 'Avengers' are out there for 2012, it's not possible to reach the Wiktionary.
No, in advertising materials it was necessary to move as far as possible 'Uncle Sam', which in the film is so much that it becomes ridiculous. Eloquent posters 'I want you', ten pieces of proud flags, a song and dance number in support of morale - but with emphasis on the strong will of the rickety 'simple guy from Brooklyn,' he is recruited by the international (from the continent to the subject), and the plot is torn down, before reaching May 45th. Why was it so easy to blame and reduce the degree of humor? Ideal picture for the final tape: SC, accompanied by a company of elite handsome Americans, thundering the Berlin bunker of Hitler and killing him, forcing him to listen to the US anthem. Then the template story would fit perfectly: the evil nehrist finds an ancient and powerful artifact (the top of originality, right?) And tries to direct its power to the destruction of the old world. Massively stamps Tesla-guns, power tanks, mopeds, submarines, 'stealth', the first tests are conducted on the sagging superiors, and all this for a couple of weeks at seven military sites scattered throughout Europe.
The production is multi-purpose, since there is nowhere to screw the workpieces - the main hero attacks the bases, breaking everything down to the foundation, and, most importantly, the workshops are always ready to explode. But everything in the factory is environmentally friendly - it burns, it flushes, but no carbon monoxide is released, and the heroes breathe normally, they talk (super-people, yes, they can not).The main villain has a clearly worked out plan based on a technology that no brain can comprehend. There is a legion of soldiers, whom I can only call 'stormtroopers'. So stupid and harmless for the protagonist of the Nazis was not even in the 'Indiana Jones'. Here, at the first appearance of the correct guys with guns, they pretend to be hoses and stacked in stacks. The first assistant is ready to pass strategic plans for a plate of food. Is not it brilliant idea that a bad supermund in his lair to his soldiers pushes a speech in English?
After all, they will soon be imbued with those great ideals of their underground organization.Generally funny inconsistencies in the movie car. A single submarine sailed behind a group of bad saboteurs (and logically, all but one were shot in advance). In the newspapers there is a picture of the hero with the door from the taxi, which, given that the cameras of the 40's is not a modern figure, but the tables on the legs, and the action-scene lasted about fifteen seconds, no one could do it, especially so clearly.Usually actors engaged in comic sets, even to praise for nothing - they just serve time in the frame. But this time a pleasant exception - the basic composition of familiar surnames perfectly rasproboval comedy stuffing tape and tried not to spoil it. Chris Evans was supposed to play a warrior with a code of honor and a sympathetic heart, and he qualitatively makes a frozen face in a heroic setting, but thaws with facial expressions and gestures during dialogues. Haley Atwell is responsible for the romantic component (symbolically arising after the acquisition of the hero pumped biceps), and in the romance the main thing is to look good. Therefore, the case is bright red lipstick and other mandatory make-up, successfully diverting the viewer's attention - it does not matter to him that in places the emotion is not reached to the level required by the stage.Shikaren Hugo Weaving with his falsh accent, which, most likely, will disappear in dubbing.
Yes, if it remains, the voice will still not be the same, but it was the voice of the Australian that 'animated' Agent Smith from the 'Matrix', Megatron from the 'Transformers', 'V' from the same neonoire. The main villain will lose a lot when localizing, alas, this inevitably - we will only have to look at the red computer face (well at least only from the second hour of the film). Tommy Lee Jones noted in the role of a kind and adequate colonel, in the view of which there is always a sparkle 'yes, yes, I understand everything'. Stanley Tucci and Toby Jones appeared in the image of German geniuses, separated by the front line, and Stan Lee. Well, he as always, somewhere in the picture appeared for five seconds. Three-dimensional graphics.
It was all, but it was not created as a separate layer of glaze, but as a cellophane package - just like a package that does not deliver any pleasure. It's not necessary to go to 3D, except in scenes where a round shield flies along a closed path, it's not impressive. Understand where the good, and where the 'storm troopers', you can and on a simple screen (thanks to the sane operator and sane editor).
According to the stylistics, the stellar composition, the absurdity of everything that is happening in the frame, the tape is very close to the Cobra Brooch, and even closer to the League of Outstanding Gentlemen. So with the preliminary assessment (go / do not go) I recommend doing a retrospective on these pictures, and also not to lose sight of the fact that all this is a preparatory stage for the 'Avengers', where already there will be solid berries.
Continuous cloudberry.
Contents.Track listing All music composed by, except where indicated. Captain America Main Titles'0:562.' Frozen Wasteland'1:533.' Schmidt's Treasure'3:014.' Farewell to Bucky'2:505.' Hydra Lab'1:546.'
Training the Supersoldier'1:087.' Schmidt's Story'1:598.' Captain America 'We Did It'1:5910.' Kruger Chase'2:5511.' Hostage On the Pier'2:4612.'
Hydra Train'3:2719.' 'Rain Fire Upon Them'1:3920.' Motorcycle Mayhem'3:0521.' Fight on the Flight Deck'3:3023.' This is My Choice'3:2624.' Passage of Time'1:3525.'
Captain America'1:0826.' Star Spangled Man'2:5327.' Captain America March'2:36Total length:71:53Note: 'Captain America March' was only released as a download bonus track and is not included on the physical CD.
A 1940s style big band rendition of 'Make Way for Tomorrow Today' from was arranged by Alan Silvestri, befitting the time period, is heard in the film, but is not included in the soundtrack, and would later be used in the ending credits of.Production In June 2011, announced the details for the soundtrack release of Captain America: The First Avenger. The album includes the original by, as well as the original song 'Star Spangled Man' with music by and lyrics. The soundtrack was recorded at in London and was released on July 19, 2011. Reception Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingThe score received a positive response from critics. James Southall of Movie-Wave.net commented, 'for those of us tearing our hair out in despair at the ludicrously dumb approach to scoring Marvel's films since Iron Man, we might be able to hold off on needing hair implants for a little while longer – this is precisely the old-school symphonic score with a big theme that we’ve been waiting for.' Jonathan Broxton of Movie Music UK stated, ' Captain America is one of the most enjoyable scores of the summer for one single reason – it’s fun.
There’s nothing pretentious about it, nothing hidden, no deeper meanings. Much like the film it accompanies it wears its heart on its sleeve and has a simple intent: to excite you, entertain you, and leave the experience smiling. Sometimes you just need a score like that, filled with basic pleasures, and Silvestri’s work here succeeds on that mark with aplomb.' A review in commented, 'Appropriately stoic and expansive, the main theme for Captain America: The First Avenger feels both familiar and iconic, arriving early in the soundtrack (as all good superhero themes must) on a foundation of rolling military snares, sepia-toned brass, and long strings that evoke an endless sea of amber waves of grain. It’s enjoyable and effective, but not groundbreaking, which pretty much sums up the score as a whole. Bombastic, melodramatic, and steeped in late-'70s/early-'80s big-budget adventure cinema, the Captain is well served here, even if it all feels a little old-fashioned at times.
That said, it is awfully nice to hear a well-conducted orchestra, as opposed to a room full of expensive computers and keyboards, churn out a big traditional action score, and few do that as well as Silvestri.' Silvestri's theme for Captain America is the first one to appear in other movies in the (it returns in, and ). References. ^ Rosenberg, Adam (March 1, 2011). Retrieved October 8, 2011. (Press release). July 19, 2011.
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