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Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi violence and action.

PG-13 In Theaters 07/22/2011 , 125min.
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July 25, 2012
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Captain America the first aveger is very good action movie. The director did a good job on geting the cast & puting the story together. The special effects is perfect. I had fun, enjoyed, and i had a good time at this movie. I am a superhero movie fan.
April 10, 2012
constancetaitt
hi this her doughter, i really liked thwe movie i thiugh it was not going to be good cuz we really went there to see zookeeper but nobody else was in there cuz there was no air condishiner so i wanted to see another movie so my pop said to see that so we did and my gramom complained the whole time but i kind of liked the movie i rate 5*****
December 10, 2011
bbqstew
really bad
November 25, 2011
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Special effects are great, but I thought the story line was terrible. The whole thing felt too rushed. Otherwise, it's a cool movie.
October 26, 2011
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Liked the movie and characters. Kept moving.

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Variety
As Marvel heroes go, Captain America must be the most vanilla of the lot. Full Review
A.O. Scott
The New York Times
Has a winningly pulpy, jaunty, earnest spirit. Full Review
Amy Biancolli
San Francisco Chronicle
What distinguishes Cap is his humble backstory, which involves neither hairy gods nor hot-dogging test pilots but a kid from Brooklyn who just wants to fight for freedom. Full Review
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon.com
Captain America is exactly what the third week of July needed: a curiously fun, surprisingly imaginative and unashamedly old-fashioned yarn of skulduggery and adventure. Full Review
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
Captain America might hold the most promise, not just of saving the world, but of saving comic book movies from themselves. Full Review