December 11, 2024

10 thoughts on “Captain America 3.0: Dents in the Armor #SPOILERS

  1. A brave, principled review that will largely fall on deaf ears and sated cotton candy movie appetites.

    1. Jacob Sahms That’s not really a great comparison, who the Mandarin was was crucial to Iron Man 3, it was played up in the commercials, it was played up in the movie, it drew on the crowds expectations and then the story did a fake out. Sure Zemo is also a character who is very different than his comic book universe analogue, but if he was named John Doe it wouldn’t make a difference in the story at all, the name was just a poor choice in an attempt to tie something into the other universe.

    2. I think the takeout was the same for comic fans – maybe not the non-reading film fan populace. Nemo is a Class A baddie in the comics!

  2. I honestly thought it was clever and refreshing to see a powerless and understated villain in this movie, particularly after seeing james spader robot ham it up last year, and while he was one note, the choice to have him be so minor and mysterious allowed the real conflict between the heroes to be much more significant.

    1. I think that’s a fair point. I’ve said offline that the villain in this one is Stark 😉

  3. I agree with you throughout. I never really got to dissecting the plot in my review, but I think the biggest ties into the whole thing with Stark losing it over the revelatin of who killed his parents. How did there happen to be a surveilance cam on that exact spot of a rural road to capture that event?

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