Captain America: The First Avenger Re-Shoots Confirmed!

Heh, Vita-Ray. Clever.

Filming in LA?

Gotta be Stan's Cameo.

I wonder if this could delay the movie.

(Nick Fury Cameo)cough cough

@Jakeroo: yep they're changing too much, in the reshoots they're digitally altering his voice, making him sound like Barry White, and while they're at it they're making Bucky a female, to pull in the female audience. AND if that's not enough, Cap is fighting in the Civil War he's no longer in World War 2. Who do the filmmakers think they are changing too much?!

Did you complain that Iron Man's origins should of had him in Vietnam (If I'm correct) instead of Afghanistan?

ya the capsule makes no sense. someone would have to build it for the sole purpose of someone getting frozen in ice which leads to the question of why the hell would they freeze their best soldier? also being so technologically advanced, wouldnt they put some sort of tracking device in it knowing they were gonna freeze him? So how does he get lost in time? another point would be that cap would end up being like 90 years old by the time they found him. its just easier to stick with the classic story

@darkmatter- ya i seriously doubt that cap would just be sitting on top of snow. think about it......

Some of you people need to get a grip on reality lol. Darkmatter was making a point while joking. He's right. Cap frozen in ice doesn't even make sense. They have to make some of it believable. This aint Harry Potter or some shit where he magically is okay after being frozen in ice in zero degree temperatures and what have you. Actually, he woulda thawed out before then with global warming lol and drowned or got eaten by a Killer Whale by accident :P

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Paulley @Though I agree with you I also except Darkmatters point that trying to make it plausible will be tough - even if he has taken the serum.

They will have to explain why he doesn't drown first (which can take only a few seconds) but freezes (which can take many minutes).

I am guessing we may see a sort of end-of-Titanic moment with him clutching onto something and then slipping into unconciousness and freezing before he slips beneath the water.

Or (even more likely) the plane/rocket thing he is in crashes into the icey water with him still inside. Trapped air keeps him from drowning long enough to freeze and cos he is inside the plane he is protected from being munched by hungry critters.

Darkmatter@ My sperm would last fine! It's the 'super-serum' I personally injected into Rogers!!!

@Darkmatter, wasn't Pym a wifebeater in 616 aswell?

also, if you've read old man logan, he also makde Hulk incestuous lol!

Again people are over thinking it... if you have a guy with a red skull wearing a hugo weaving mask, a 4ft runt turned in to the peak of human perfection in a matter of seconds, same with two men becoming 10ft tall green monsters, a guy who builds a personal tank suit and a city of "god" aliens.. i think someone being frozen for a few decades then brought back to life isnt exactly pushing the envelop of believeabillity

Also how many times has this storyline been done in movies and tv shows!!! its a general accepted theme that general viewers wont question.

Paulley@ Absolutely. It always bugs me when people say Nick Fury can't be around Steve Rogers in WWII because intergrated units weren't around then?!?!

I mean - in the marvel universe - if that the biggest leap of faith your imagination has to take?? Some people...

And as for the cap being frozen thing a simple piece of forshadowing can solve most of the issues. Maybe the serum (thanks to Howard Stark) has to be kept in subzero conditions at all time before put into use. Some bit of technobable like that should keep most of the audience happy.

Paulley Thank you. I was thinking the same thing. Out of all the unbelievable things going on, being frozen for years is crazy lol. I guess some people pick and choose when they want the movie to reflect the source material.

I think some people on here are forgetting one major thing about the viability of Captain America being frozen. It's called he is a comic book character. The last I checked, this wasn't the biography of an actual WWII hero. Comic books are meant to bed/twist reality. Good lord people...this isn't a documentary of an actual event!

To those of you who don't want to see Cap frozen in ice: Think about this. I don't care if Cap has "super soldier serum" or not in his body. The force from the impact from the fall off of the bomb would kill Cap in the "real" world when he hit the ground. Basic physics. Yet he survives somehow, thanks to the miracle of suspension of disbelief. If I can believe that Cap can survive that fall, I can also certainly believe that he was frozen in a block of ice as he lay there unconscious, comatose, or in 'suspended animation'. Why is Cap in a block of ice so impossibly farfetched, yet surviving a fall that would kill anyone not gifted with Wolverine's healing powers is not? Besides, a man frozen in a block of ice makes for a far more striking visual effect than someone in a big egg or egg-like thing. How the hell does a big egg get on top of the bomb? Does Cap say "Uh oh! This bomb is exploding! I'd better jump into that conveniently located escape pod right away!"? Have I made my point yet about how absolutely RIDICULOUS this whole change is?

Why not just leave well enough alone, and just come up with a fancy medical explanation for how Cap survives in the ice? Throwing around some big medical-sounding words and something about cyrogenics will sound 'real' enough to most people.

PAULLEY HIT THE NAIL IN THE HEAD!..THESE ARE BASED OFF FICTIONAL COMICS..THE ISSUE PPL ARE HAVING IS THEY ARE PUTTING THESE EVENTS IN OUR WORLD OUR HISTORY AND REALITY

And seriously this article has turned a crap discussion on how he gets "frozen" ... We've had zero confirmation on ANYTHING as to how he gets frozen. There was an article about egg shape and that's it! Yall are just coming up with things to [female dog] at with out any confirmation.