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This is all conjecture.
So is half the stuff you believe about the movie, but you still believe it. You believe the USO idea is terrible, even though you know almost nothing about it.
I believe it is a terrible idea based on the comments that the director has made
They are showcasing him as Captain America, super soldier...why would it be hard to locate him???
As stated above, they might not portray him as a real super soldier. If they don't portray him as a real super soldier, the Nazi's won't go after him even if he is easy to locate him.
Oh, and by the way, your idea is all conjecture, because I don't recall Johnston ever mentioning that Steve Rogers was going to be portraying the real Captain America on stage.
he wears the costume and its the costume people recognize which allows him to lead
no mention was made of them trying to reverse engineer from Steve or study him.
YET.
The general audience will believe if if its within the world that is presented. Did the GA question why Spider-man wore a costume???? Did they question the science behind Avatar???? Did they question why a ring turns Frodo invisible???? Anyone question the costumes in Watchmen? I think you underestimate the GA.
People question more than you care to admit, that's why there is always an underlying reason for most everything in movies.
Have you ever seen the Sy Fy channel show Eureka? We all know that the stuff that happens in that show is insane, and probably doesn't happen in real life, but because the writers add in a crap load of pseudo science to please the audience, the audience believes what they see. If the directors cut out the science part, believing that the audience will accept anything they see in a sci-fi show, then I think the show wouldn't be half as good as it is now.
The fact is, people will always get more enjoyment out of something if they are given a reason, no matter weird, for that something to be like it is. That's true even in comic book, sci-fi, and fantasy movies, where the reasons given don't always fit into real life.
And here's something for you to think about: In an early issue of the Avengers, Zemo has his Masters of Evil attack New York and the Avengers with glue. GLUE! He had a whole super villain team, and rather than use them for a straight up assault, he put them on glue duty. And let's not forget Cap and Giant Man land surfing on a concrete slab pulled by a tow truck.
Do you think people would accept that as a plot for the Avengers movie just because they'll accept any crazy thing they see in a comic book movie, and because it worked in the comics? I don't think so. I think that, if that happened, every person over the age of fifteen would walk out and ask for their money back.
oh so I dont like the idea because Im some pimply faced kid living at home *********ing to Action Comics #1????
I dont like the idea because it seems as if the film makers are embarassed by the idea of putting him in a costume. I dont like it because I wouldnt believe that the US would not study the hell out of the only supersoldier and send him to dance and sing songs to raise money for war bonds.
1. I can't speak for your pimply face, or your love of *********ing to the pictures in your comics, but I can speak for your general Fanboy-ness because, like many fanboys, your only reason for supporting anything seems to be: it's that way in the comics. You won't support any ideas, even good ones, apparently, if they're not straight from the comics.
2. How do you know what the filmmakers feel? You met any of them?
3. How do you know they're not studying him in the movie? Is this more conjecture?
That proves my point about Cap needing an explanation for his costume because he's not going to fit in otherwise. 
