Captain America The First Avenger 4K 2011

Download 4k ultra hd full movies of the Marvel universe. Captain America The First Avenger, is in the top five of the first films of the Marvel universe. Steve Rogers voluntarily agrees to take part in an experiment that will turn him into a super soldier, known as the First Avenger. Rogers joins the US military together with Bucky Barns and Peggy Carter to fight the hostile organization HYDRA, which is ruled by the ruthless Red Skull.

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"... As soon as the decisive moment comes, they will immediately realize that all these tough guys, of small stature, with expressionless faces, are much different from the poorly armed cannon fodder of 1914 ..." Listening to these rudely touching flattering words, it is difficult to assume that they were said addressed to ... Russian soldiers, and not by anyone, but by the author of "the most anti-Soviet spy novels of the twentieth century" Ian Fleming.

Yes, I am absolutely sure that the main character of the next film adaptation of the comic saga is a true Slavic warrior: an orphan is a loser with those most inconspicuous (albeit temporarily) physique and physiognomy, but with a mighty spirit and incredible patriotism that prompts him throughout the whole picture to act on -Russian, combining reckless courage with our people's ingenuity (which is only worth the episode with the flag). We cannot be deceived by the star-striped border on his shield or by the loud name "Captain America"; it's not by chance that the wise author of the translation prudently threw out the first part of the title. If there is something American in the guy, this is the residual influence of his habitat, the feelings that he has in a world where there is a natural selection of the most powerful and spectacular ones; it is as if Gagarin was suddenly offered, instead of flying into space, to famously agitate the people, in the company of dancing girls, cutting down the evil Martian.

The next positive thing is a wonderful cast, in which the American team spirit is already felt, but this will not spoil the mess. Every actor - from the brutal Tommy Lee Jones to the charming Haley Atwell - is exactly where he is supposed to be, and even the vaunted political correctness that made the Afro-Polyglot Derek Luke and Asian Dodger Kenneth Choi be included in the star troop is quite appropriate. As for the "dark side", there was a direct hit in the top ten, because I do not know another actor, except Hugo Weaving, who knows how to make serious and sinister funny and vice versa, without resorting to grimacing, clowning and other cheap tricks. The task of the latter, frankly, was far from simple, since both his appearance, his ambitions, and the name of the next den gathered around him is a satire on the current neo-Nazi fanatics who don't put a finger in his mouth, and therefore the character shouldn't inspire awe, nor be too comical. And Hugo adequately coped with this, so now not a single shaved boy, once in the auditorium, feels hurt, but at the same time will be able to think about whether he is on the right side.

The third plus is that the American director finally managed to correctly portray one of the best human maxims in a superhero context: a la ger com a la ger, that is, WWII is a war with all its terrible charms, and here it is completely without loss ( as in the "King of Scorpions") or a little blood (as in the fourth "Terminator") is not enough. Each character, going to the next assault of enemy bastions, must be morally prepared for the fact that the ruthless supergun, with which the red-headed antagonist has equipped his lackeys, will wipe him off the face of the earth with another volley. And it doesn't matter who he is: a soldier from the crowd or Steve Rogers himself, because with all his innate inner and acquired power qualities, the Captain is only the first among equals, just as vulnerable and humane. Here is the main intrigue, tormenting viewers familiar with the fate of the graphic prototype: is it possible for Steve, having done away with evil, this time to survive himself? What will prevail in the hero: his Russian spirit, which leads, like those guys, to die, but not allow an empty plane to fall down the city, or American matter that can endure all sorts of damage, but give the character a chance by leaving the catchphrase like "I'm fine! All right! I'll be back etc. "- keep your promise? I will not answer you this question. The film has a finale that will disappoint some, will please others, but you have to see it for yourself, whether it is an overseas happy ending or our optimistic tragedy.

It remains a few words about the minus, the only thing, but essential: the sliding run in German-Scandinavian mythology - it is too beautiful to say, "A" and not having agreed "B", to leave the viewer to think out and search for information about the source of Odin's power and the legendary ash-tree Yggdrasil, branching off to Valhalla, and its roots go to the kingdom of Hel (by the way, for the first time I regretted that in our language the name of the Underworld does not have a common root with the latter, because of which the phrase "You are burned in hell! .." lost her ambiguity awn). Therefore, I will limit myself to a score of nine points and go, reread my beloved myth - it is painfully wonderful! ..

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Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265
Resolution: Upscaled 4K (2160p)
HDR: HDR10
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: Dolby Atmos
English: Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
French (Canada): Dolby Digital 5.1
French: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
Spanish: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
German: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
Italian: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
Japanese: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1

Subtitles
English SDH, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Norwegian, Swedish