Captain America Opening Ship Fight Scene - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Movie CLIP HD

Captain America Opening Ship Fight Scene - "Was He Wearing A Parachute?" - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

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[Elthenar]

Even though he turned out to be a villain, I love how Rumlow is so genuinely in awe of Cap. Rumlaw always had the best reactions to whatever Cap does, all the way up to Endgame in the elevator.

[james]

"No, no he wasn't."

...end credits roll.

[simonaspalovis]

I never thought a guy with a flag for a costume and a frisbee for a weapon would one day become one of my favorite superheroes.

[noahthecraftsman]

The amount of control he has over his strength is astonishing. One second he does a simple punch to the gut and the next he kicks that guy all the way across the ship

[GusCraft]

I love that Cap is trying to be stealth and yet his primary weapon is basically a gong.

[dishwasher]

Imagine spending your entire life training and going through all the hardships to become a pirate just to be flung off a ship without any effort

[ItsTheGuy]

This film is freaking incredible from start to finish. It's still my absolute favorite entry in the MCU.

[ohnobees]

The fight scenes in this movie are absolutely top-notch.

[BK-mkvi]

The fact that Steve jumped out of the plane without a parachute shows how confident his mind has become. He has fully embraced the persona of becoming Captain America.

[ItsNen-]

I remember watching this opening scene in the theater and was like “Sheesh they made Cap even more of a badass”

[justjustincase]

Fun fact, in an interview with the Russo’s, they said their goal with this scene and their version of Cap was to make the audience think “oh shit!”. It certainly worked.

[danielbaucom]

I love how we’re all going back and rewatching scenes from this movie to remind ourselves what captain America should be like.

[danielmccurdy]

I love Rumlowe in this scene. It's clear he wasn't lying in the Elevator... he visibly admires Cap, is even proud of what he can do. But he's Hydra. And when Hydra says that Cap needs to go down, it's business.

[vilectro]

You can clearly say, that those both Hydra agents might hate SHIELD, but they truly respect Cap's strength.

[diegorolon]

This movie is one of the best superheroes movies ever made

[afiqaken]

I loved how he just speed running the whole ship like it was nothing..
Just another day at the office

[PETRAS_]

Dude, this movie is beyond legendary. The music, the action, the photography, everything is so dark, tense, and serious.

[vvtsvdn]

This scene was so badass. It displayed Caps strength and skill perfectly. Dude is just straight running through his enemies while casually doing parkour.

[lewisj]

His martial art skill development is so underrated. In the first avenger he fights like a 1940’s brawler, big slow punches looking like an old school boxer, pretty basic with the shield. Here he’s an expert martial artist, moves with stealth and speed and has totally mastered the shield.

[calebvonweichardt]

2:32 "Yeah, you seemed pretty helpless without me"
That line is the best