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Captain Americ The Winter Soldier: Movie Analysis

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier It is an superhero movie based on the a comic character Captain America produced by marvel and was released on 2014 .It is a sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger which was released in 2011 and also a following on from the film The Avengers released in 2012 which features a team of superheroes. The movie stars Chris Evans as Steve Rogers aka Captain America , leading a cast that includes Scarlett Johansen as Natasha Romanoff aka the black widow, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson aka Falcon and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury the director of SHIELD. After the catastrophic events in New York with the other Avengers, Steve Rogers lives in the nation’s capital and works for the spy agency SHIELD. as he tries …show more content…

Fury is gunned by the winter soldier but manages to hand Rogers a flash drive and tells him not to trust anybody and later dies in surgery. Rogers is called to SHIELD headquarters and refuses to divulge the information he got from Fury and because of this Alexander Pierce calls Rogers as a fugitive from SHIELD and declares a nationwide manhunt. Together with Romanoff they decrypt the contents of the flash and stumble upon a secret SHIELD underground chamber containing a supercomputer with the stored cognizance of a Swiss scientist, Arnim Zola who worked for the red skull in Germany. S.H.I.E.L.D. tries to destroy the underground chamber with a missile but pair the escape …show more content…

Disguised as one of the council members, Romanoff disarms Pierce and leaks classified S.H.I.E.LD information including some of her own. Meanwhile Captain America and Falcon storm two helicarriers but the winter soldier ends Falcons quest .Captain America manages to continue to fight onto the third helicarriers and manages to direct the helicarriers to collide and destroy each other. He declines to fight the winter soldier who was once his good friend but the vessels collide and Captain America ends up in a river. Surprisingly the winter soldier saves him but escapes .Following these events Romanoff is grilled by a senate committee and Fury uses the cover of his death to disappear and hunt for other Hydra agents. Rogers and Wilson embark on a mission to find the Winter Soldier. Before the movie ends at a secret hydra lab one of Hydra a scientists examines an energy filled stone with two prisoners at the background who have superhuman powers. He proclaims an age of miracles and not a world of heroes or

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