[ SECRET POST #2231 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2231 ⌋

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Comments

[amanuensis1]

I think OP and I are on the same page: I really, really wanted to see the WWII movie that I thought Captain America: TFA was going to be. While I didn't begrudge the time they spent on the origin story, I was unhappy that they spent still more time not getting to Cap-in-action with the "USO Tourboy" subplot. It took effing forever to get him to be a soldier in action, which was the part I was keen on, and then there was so little of it. And even if HYDRA's canon, it felt so cartoonly inoffensive compared to actual Nazi atrocity that I still couldn't find the WWII-feel in the film. At the risk of sounding flip, yes, I think swastikas would have helped to bring that feel.