Unsung filmmaker set to direct Captain America

That is what the Marvel Civil War was all about.

I very much doubt that the movie will get to that since it will most likely deal with the origin story

The Civil War was one of the best story arcs.

True but you have to build up to that since it loses its full meaning without showing all the background for it

Maybe they will have room to tell the whole story in future sequels

It's called a "MOVIE" guy... try and suspend some fucking disbelief and take it as such.

Yes the government of the United States is corrupt and the people haven't really tried to do a lot about it... but the same can be said for any dictatorship... But, that has nothing to do with Captain America.

So why don't you get off your high horse and just enjoy a piece of fiction for what it is???

So where is it that you are from that is on such moral high ground that you feel you so above the rest of us?

Captain America is a fictional comic book character who fought many villains but most notably the Nazi's. Even if you hate America (as you seem to) you can still respect a piece of fiction pertaining to fighting the Nazi's right? I mean... America was once a great country and all that... or so I have been told.

Your rant response to my post in the Cap' America thread made me laugh.

Thanks you.

But for the record, I don't hate americans just their laziness, indifference and especially what america has come to represent (torture, criminal invasion, illegal imprisonment without trial, kidnapping, should i go on?) You are right, america once was a great place but is no longer so a film about a great american hero just seems like propoganda and makes me laugh.

And if you think a "movie" is just a movie, you are misunderestimating the power of media.

+^d,.............oh fallen brother.

ick, he already has his own movie. I dislike him being everywhere. ha.

Yes but he's been involved with captain america and the comics. Considering there tying the marvel universe together it would be cool seeing a WWII mission and wolverine joining captain America in the mission.

The importance of this character is only dictated by his popularity not by his necessity.

I don't remember him being part of Captain America's missions....maybe later but not during WWII.

Yes Wolverine was in WWII

As far as the comic book timeline goes.He and captain America teamed up to take down HYDRA

Yes, but I don't think HYDRA will be part of the storyline this go around. It's going to be Red Skull. It's a lead up to the Avengers film...so most likely him vs the Red Skull and then frozen then Avengers defrosts him in their movie.

As the story goes, Wolverine is an old ass Mo Fo but he was in Canada during WWll. There would be no good reason to add him to this movie...

A more proper collaboration would be Hulk vs. Wolverine.

Or if you want to go way far out then they could just turn the new fantastic four into a movie.

Spider-Man, Wolverine, Ghost rider, Hulk...

Or even more far out would be Wolverine, Daredevil as Wolverine appeared in Daredevil before he was an X-man or even a "good guy"...

No but he did get his own spot in a spider-man comic.

No but he'll get a credit for lending them his shield

funny!

They, no matter the decade it's created, will always use WWII as when he was first created. Because he ends up being Frozen so he can be unfrozen at any time. He is one of the few that can hold on to his origins without a problem.

Plus Marvel Promised his past would not be altered for the film adaptation.

I will have to agree that if they are going to do this right then it will have to be a period piece. It is very important that this story takes place during World War ll.

Now there's one hell of an introduction.

"Hi, I'm Captain America."
"Hi, my name is Adolf Hitl-*WHAM*"

Also, have you met my plucky young friend Bucky? Then BLAMMO! Patented Bucky nazi nut shot

a classic. yepper. +^d