Capitão América: Admirável Mundo Novo

Okay, the plot is whatever, but I can't get over Captain America standing up from that bench with a totally flat butt in those jeans. Seriously?

Following World War II, the most hardline Japanese Prime Minister against the US has emerged 😠. Old Ford delivers a great performance, being the true protagonist of this film. Is Hollywood now afraid to challenge China and Russia? With such a huge matter, they only dare to pick on Japan? And they still act as if facing a formidable enemy with just Japan? General Ross, do you have no understanding of the strength of the US military? PS, even in the AI era, why are the villains in this script still developing brains with radiation? Old man, hire a free AI, will you?

After watching it, I still say the same thing: if Steve Rogers isn't there, they shouldn't have made Captain America 4.

Sam's combat power perfectly embodies Schrödinger's cat – it's all about the observer effect. Against thugs, he collapses into a community center uncle, but facing a boss, he explodes into a mystically powered god. Early on, he's like a super-aged hero on pension, struggling against ordinary goons. The Captain America shield in his hands looks more like a food delivery box; you expect him to put on a helmet and start delivering takeout any minute. The first half feels like "Geriatric Superhero Job-Seeking Handbook," then suddenly he's breaking the sound barrier, intercepting missiles, and going one-on-one with Red Hulk. It's like a delivery guy using his food box to block an intercontinental missile, or a dancing granny shooting down an F-35. One shockwave should turn him into paste...