Star Spangled Man With A Plan - Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) Movie CLIP HD

Star Spangled Man With A Plan - Song/Music - Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

TM & © Disney (2011)

Fair use.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.

[celesteelka]

Can we talk about how brilliant it was to include this aspect of the Captain America's history in the film? The character was literally used to sell war bonds, in real life. To embrace that and have your character deal with being paraded around, instead of what most modern movies would do and play it safe and serious, is so freaking cool.

[lastlife]

Making Cap start as a propaganda piece was a genius move.
Not only does it explain the costume and shield, but it also is an organic way to show Steve gaining confidence. Confidence in speaking and performing in front of crowds leads directly to his confidence leading in battle.

[ItsChevnotJeff]

The fact that this helped him get better as a motivational speaker is another thing I love about this movie

[Christian-jjnf]

I'm convinced this is why cap is so good at speeches in the mcu

[iamthatakhil]

2:19 Steve smiling at his own films is the cutest thing ever.

[echoexe]

Imagine you're a kid during this time period and you buy a Captain America comic for a quarter. You love that comic but eventually you forget about it. Fast forward to 2012. You're an old man now and the news stations around the world are broadcasting about how a group of heros fought off an alien invasion in New York City. Multiple news channels have shaky footage of the action and in multiple shots you see a man dressed in a red white and blue uniform throwing a shield at hordes of aliens attempting to surround him. You recognize him. You go up to your attic and dig around in the things you saved from your childhood until you find it. A dusty and torn comic book from World War 2. You go back downstairs to your living room and pause your TV on a shot of the man and you hold up your old comic book to the side. It's him. Your childhood hero, Captain America, the man you read about in comics, the man who sold war bonds across the nation, the man who became a war hero, was fighting off aliens in New York City nearly 70 years after the war ended.

[richy]

I have a feeling if Stark saw this he'd have made it his ring tone

[liamcol]

It's crazy this is the same guy who smacked tf outta thanos with mjolnir

[belegthoron]

I actually like this scene a lot. Not only because the comic character was actually used for propaganda during the war, but also somehow explains his colorful uniform of stars and stripes with red, white and blue.

[ericle]

Wow steve is so strong that he he knocked out a guy without even touching him

[JoelMiller]

"Buck, I have a plan."
"Oh yeah. What is it?"

[leafyishereisdumbnameakath]

Seeing him smile when he watches his movie is so touching. Its not what he wanted but hes finally getting recognition. Hes just a man like you amd me.

[juicestains]

This movie simply does not get enough credit for how it was able to take the campiness of the Cap’s golden age era and interweave it into something grounded that works within the context of what those comics originally represented. To this day very few comic book movies are willing to dip its toes in this era and make it work this well.

[panadekwatny]

and 80 years later John Walker is obliged to take part in these kind of shows...

[nobodyviews]

By far the most comic accurate suit. It’s even spandex like how most comic accurate suits are. Yes he looks silly and impractical but this suit still has some charm to it. It’s my fav.

[vicenteparedes]

It’s funny because all of this goofy shows were actually the reason he become a national symbol.

Before the battles with Thanos or Loki, Captain America was already a hero because of this

[kaitospin]

"Who waked the giant that napped in America
We know it's no one but Captain America"

This line always gives me chill!

[drummond]

I absolutely love how the only reason he ever started using a shield was so he could read his lines off of it.

[edmontonboy]

If the entire roster of the Avengers saw this...

[dishwasher]

they made a super soldier; and the first thing they do is make him sing songs lmao