First Avenger How should Captain America be viewed by soldiers and the public?

[MessiahDecoy123]

How should Captain A be viewed by others?

 

[R_Hythlodeus]

How should Captain A be viewed by others?

in IMAX!

 

[Webhead2006]

do you mean how should cap be viewed by others in the film. or by today's audience?

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

by others in the film.

 

[Compi716]

I'm thinking urban myth at first, but once he's revealed he becomes a symbol idolized by all.

 

[marvel_freshman]

Do you guys know what would be an awesome idea? What if the film starts & ends in modern times.

Have the film start off with SHIELD searching for Captain America in a submarine. Nick Fury is the head of the other crew on the Submarine. The crew aren't sure what fury is looking for, but they follow his orders. Then one out of the crew gets the guts to ask Fury, " Sir, What exactly are we looking for"? Fury gives an epic response. It all leads to a time lapse back in time.
Then the WW2 era begins.

Then at the end of the WW2 era part of the film, show Steve Rogers falling in the water to be frozen for almost 65 years. We then switch back over to modern times as Nick Fury finishes up his story.

How do you guys like the idea?

Another way they could do this, is have an 86 year old Bucky Barnes telling the story.

 

[Ace of Knaves]

I think the soldiers should be weary of Cap at first. Thinking he is just some propaganda tool dressed in the stars and stripes. Maybe even a little bit of resentment? Seeing this guy getting called a hero back home in the media, maybe feeling their work is being overlooked.

Then they see him in action...their attitudes change, quickly.

 

[Webhead2006]

yea they should be a little weary too i agree but then when its revealed what captain america is he becomes the huge symbol he is.

marvel freshman, that idea is likely not going to happen. Its been stated multi times the first avenger is going to be a full on ww2 period piece. At most any present day scene will be a closing/after credits scene where stark/fury/etc.... shield agents find cap's body. Which then leads into avengers.

 

[Webhead2006]

yea they should be a little weary too i agree but then when its revealed what captain america is he becomes the huge symbol he is.

marvel freshman, that idea is likely not going to happen. Its been stated multi times the first avenger is going to be a full on ww2 period piece. At most any present day scene will be a closing/after credits scene where stark/fury/etc.... shield agents find cap's body. Which then leads into avengers.

 

[marcvader]

Well Saving Private Ryan is considered a period piece and I think it starts and ends in modern times.
..and I'd have to go with distrust first idolized later.

 

[3dman27]

I'm thinking urban myth at first, but once he's revealed he becomes a symbol idolized by all.

my sentiments exactly

 

[Young Superman]

Urban myth at first then public hero later

 

[Coca Cola Duracell Franklin.]

Do you guys know what would be an awesome idea? What if the film starts & ends in modern times.

Have the film start off with SHIELD searching for Captain America in a submarine. Nick Fury is the head of the other crew on the Submarine. The crew aren't sure what fury is looking for, but they follow his orders. Then one out of the crew gets the guts to ask Fury, " Sir, What exactly are we looking for"? Fury gives an epic response. It all leads to a time lapse back in time.
Then the WW2 era begins.

Then at the end of the WW2 era part of the film, show Steve Rogers falling in the water to be frozen for almost 65 years. We then switch back over to modern times as Nick Fury finishes up his story.

How do you guys like the idea?

Another way they could do this, is have an 86 year old Bucky Barnes telling the story.

Sounds like the presentation of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein."

 

[afan]

"Urban" myth is tied to a city, Batman is Gotham's urban myth, alligators in the sewer system is an urban myth. Cap would never be an urban myth.

 

[ComicBookGuy]

I think the soldiers should be weary of Cap at first. Thinking he is just some propaganda tool dressed in the stars and stripes. Maybe even a little bit of resentment? Seeing this guy getting called a hero back home in the media, maybe feeling their work is being overlooked.

Then they see him in action...their attitudes change, quickly.

I agree. Kind of like the new kid at school, people seem a little iffy about them, some give them a ton of attention cause they're "fresh meat". Just like anyone though because he's different or a better soldier getting a lot of attention some will resent Cap the entire time.

 

[Ultra Lantern]

Urban myth at first,then public hero later.

 

[sasa]

Because captain of the army was amazed to him..
He shown that he is a brave man even he is small

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[Shadowlord X]

Wow UL, way to necropost!!!

 

[Coca Cola Duracell Franklin.]

Because captain of the army was amazed to him..
He shown that he is a brave man even he is small

This should definitely be the tagline for Captain America 2.