The Moment Steve Rogers Became Captain America… 😳💪

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[Ffanatc]

“I’m looking for qualities beyond the physical” Something you always need to look out for with everyone. Trust me.

[Tate_lis]

"You will always be my Captain."
Never made more sense

[blazersbox]

" U win Wars with guts "
- Proved by Steve Rogers

[JoseVela]

"Not a perfect soldier, but a GOOD man"

[FlightstarsWCeditz]

People didn't respect Steve Rogers because he was Captain America, they respected Captain America because he was Steve Rogers.

[jaybro]

That smile at the end,
"Yup, thanks for making my point for me"

[girijakmb]

You can't win wars with kindness but you can win the world with kindness

[Rip_It_Pokemon]

"The strength of the mind shapes the world around us; without mental fortitude, even the strongest body is but an empty vessel."

[Mer_]

i love how erskine smiles at the end knowing his choice was correct and perfect

[hajranoor]

'Not a perfect soldier but a good man'

[manishajain]

Stark: Everything special about you came out of a bottle
Steve: Only if you knew..

[MadhavaReddyB-dqhx]

The way he fell down on the granite and said "move away" it shows his courage ❤
Hardly missing him as a captain america in marvel

[anudeeptejavarikuppala]

Worthiness doesn't come out a bottle fellas

[Azeez-ix]

No wonder captain America was the first marvel movie. Probably the movie with most life lessons 😢

[LeoPraveenK]

That's why he is captain America 🔥🔥💪

[herpderp]

This one scene is more memorable then literally all of MCU phase 4.

[Kodak]

This has always been one of my favorite scenes in the movie! I’ve watched and rewatched it too many times!
“He’s still skinny.”

[Rydonattelo]

" Perhaps this is the moment for which I was created " St John

[batsmotivation]

"Captain America represents the best of us, not because he’s perfect, but because he always strives to do what's right, even when it’s hard."

[shieldfaith]

I gravitate more to Captain America than I do Iron Man due Captain being similar to qualities that my grandfathers and a great uncle had. All three of those were WW2 combat vets like Captain America but there was also bravery, grit and concern for others. My maternal grandfather who was in command of a 57mm antitank gun crew would still well up talking about men and comrades he lost. The other grandfather was wounded twice but turned down the Purple Heart both times and would return to duty with the 253rd Ordinance Maintenance. His older brother was also wounded twice including during Pearl Harbor attack while an electricians mate on the USS Honolulu.
So to me Captain America is a superhero representation of those men from my family.