When an adversary, long
thought to be dead, crops back and takes complete control of SHIELD, Captain
becomes the mole and finds himself at the receiving end of a manhunt. Captain
digs deeper to find out that there is more to SHIELD than meets the eye.
“Captain America: Winter
Soldier” is a fully packed explosive, much similar to those that go blazing on
screen, that ignites at the start and keeps blasting its way until the end. The
movie has all the proper ingredients for a full on entertainer (nefarious
villain, evil plot, hero who rises, couple of sidekicks and finally the CG to
help things up).
Chris Evans, as the misplaced-in-time
superhero, is slowly getting accustomed to the new world (he watches SAW,
Rocky) and finds new friends who later lend a helping hand. But the
righteousness still prevails inside him that makes him pop out of the crowd
like a 3D screen. One of the downfalls is to have not kissed since 1940s.
Scarlett Johansson is
the red-haired sidekick who kicks and fires in the meanest way possible in some
not very nice places and keeps the action sequences alive.
Samuel Jackson goes easy
on the swearing but no so on the bad guys and maintains his macho status that
the character deserves. Anthony Mackie does his part and so does Robert Redford
(he was almost unrecognizable without the glasses).
Like every other Marvel
movie this one is no short for witty one-liners. A sample below:
In the middle of an
ambush scene,
Computer voice: Window
Integrity failing
Fury : Restart the car.
Computer voice:
Propulsion system offline.
Fury : Switch to flight
mode.
Computer voice: Flight
sensors damaged.
Fury : Then what’s not
damaged?
Computer voice: Air
Conditioning is fully operational.
A word of Caution: If
you are the kind that finds the artistic movies entertaining then please avoid
this one. This is for the people who enjoy action movies and seek entertainment
by neglecting a few logical flaws.
Captain America: Winter
Soldier, will withstand the “summer”.
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