In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ the Howling Commandos toast to Steve, Howard Stark retrieves the Tesseract, and Colonel Phillips gives the inactive case file on the Captain America project to Agent Carter.
In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Agent Carter and Colonel Phillips react to the radio silence, realizing what Steve did for the world. The Valkyrie sinks into the ice. People in England celebrate VE-Day.
In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Steve tells Peggy he needs a rain check. They put a plan in place to meet at the Stork Club and Steve says he still doesn’t know how to dance. The radio goes dead. Heartbreak in the Allied HQ.
In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Steve tells Peggy there’s not enough time to get Howard to help figure out the Valkyrie’s issues. He makes the decision to put her in the water and starts the descent.
In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Red Skull continues dissolving away until he’s off to Vormir, leaving Steve behind to figure out what to do with the Valkyrie. He calls SSR HQ and tells Peggy he won’t be able to land it.
in which Andy, Pete and guest Heidi Bennett from the Vibrant Visionaries podcast, as well as several movies by minutes podcasts, talk about the subtext of Tony’s refusal, the usage of utility stunt players, and the surprising reveal buried in the torture scene that defines Tony’s transformation
in which Andy, Pete and guest Heidi Bennett from the Vibrant Visionaries podcast, as well as several other movies by minutes podcasts, talk about Arabic translations, Yinsen’s intro vs. Abu’s intro, and our fascination with these supporting actors’ backgrounds
in which Andy, Pete and guest Heidi Bennett from the Vibrant Visionaries podcast, as well as several movies by minutes podcasts, talk about atrial septums, our fears of car batteries, and Yinsen’s campfire beans in the orange and teal lighting
in which Andy, Pete and guest Heidi Bennett from the Vibrant Visionaries podcast, as well as several movies by minutes podcasts, talk about the horrors of nasal tubes, the brilliance of sound design, and giant cave tubers
in which Andy, Pete and guest Heidi Bennett from the Vibrant Visionaries podcast (and quite the movies-by-minutes podcaster herself!) talk about Tony’s last jab at Rhodey before he gets blown up, cave surgery montages, and waking up to distant screams