Of all the Marvel Studios movies I have to say that the Captain America trilogy starring Steve Rogers as Captain America have been my favorites.
The first movie faithfully portrayed the origin of Captain America and his rebirth.
In the second film: The Winter Soldier, movie goers got to see more of Steve Rogers the man as he must learn to fit into a world 70 years in his future, deal with an American government and society that has drastically changed, the rebirth of Hydra that was created by the Red Skull during WWII and the return of his friend Bucky Barnes, whom he thought he lost during the war.
When Bucky supposedly plunged to his death, neither Captain America or the U.S. government knew that the Russians retrieved his broken body (including the loss of one of his arms) and brainwashed him and augmented his strength making him the perfect assassin: The Winter Soldier.
In the film Hydra has reveled itself as having taken over S.H.I.E.L.D. and its plan of ‘eliminating’ anyone who would interfere with its world domination.
Their plan is discovered and Captain America sets out to stop them-coming face-to-face with The Winter Soldier.
It’s a great film, a killer script, contains great action scenes and stars an excellent cast.
In Titan Books’ Marvel Studios' The Infinity Saga - Captain America: The Winter Soldier: The Art of the Movie, written by Marie Javins, with a foreword by Anthony & Joe Russo (the directors), an afterword by Ryan Meinerding and book design by Jeff Powell, the movie is examined from concept to final production.
The oversize, hardbound book with its spot-varnish full-color dust cover featuring Captain America battling The Winter Soldier is just a warm-up of what’s inside.
Chapters are broken down into sections spotlighting characters, the story-line, physical and digital effects and much more.
Learn all about Captain America in the modern age, discover The Winter’s Soldier’s creation and powers, follow Cap as he and his team take out a Hydra stronghold, and check out Cap’s new high-tech costume.
Beautiful full-color paintings, sketches and photos fill the pages printed on dull-coat paper stock.
Spotlights are on the Black Widow, her weapons as well as other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, storyboards of key battles are provided, reminisce with Cap as he looks back on his war years and long gone comrades and you’ll marvel at the incredible sets and locations developed for the film.
Aircraft, vehicles and equipment are also given their due as well as Nick Fury and his car, Steve’s apartment, Cap’s escape and recruitment of Black Widow and the Falcon and the return of an old foe. Witness the final battle between Cap and The Winter Soldier, the Falcon’s amazing flying apparatus and the downfall of Hydra.
It’s well-designed, assembled and well-researched book that brings the film to life on every page.
John 16:33 - These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.
