"Captain America" has been on the screens since the boom of the Marvel Universe. He is considered by some as the "Superman" of Marvel. In the past years, "Superman" has been known to be boring and old-fashioned.
It had a hard time clicking with modern viewers. Marvel has done a tremendous job on making a character that is similar to the acclaimed DC character in the form of "Captain America." Polygon reported that they the famous captain clicked despite him being boring and old fashioned is because Marvel casted someone who plays the role very well.
The site explained Capt. Rogers is all Clark Kent needs to be in this modern day era. When one watches Capt. Rogers on screen they forget that he is boring, Chris Evan's portrayal did a fine job of over-powering the boringness of the famous captain.
"He's a boy scout that doesn't work well in a comprised world. The modern-day world that Capt. Rogers happen to woke up in has no clear distinction of good and evil," the site stressed.
They also explained that when Clark Kent was put in the modern world. He became just another superhero who can fly and punch people in the face, but character-wise he is mopey and has no idealism.
However, it is a sad day when Marvel fans find out the "Captain America" would not be played by Evans anymore. Jobs and Hire reported that the role Director Anthony and Joe Russo confirmed that new movie about Capt. Rogers would no longer be played by Evans. The last time fans would probably see Evans as Capt. Rogers would be in "Avengers: Infinity War".
According to Sebastian Stan, who plays Winter Soldier in "Captain America: Civil War", that there is still no news on when will the next movie will be seen on theaters. Movie Pilot reported that Stan finds playing Winter Soldier as fun and nerve-wrecking. He believes it is a weird mystery.
He explained that their main goal is to create a movie that is great, different and surprises the fans. The casts are all just trying to assume their roles the best way they can. As of to date, there has been no reports on who will be next "Captain America."
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