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20 Mistakes Fans Completely Missed In Captain America Movies

by Bec Heim – on Sep 26, 2018 in Lists



Out of all the films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Captain America releases tend to have the biggest impact for the franchise as a hole. In The Winter Soldier, the HYDRA reveal happened and the Avengers broke apart because of what happened in Civil War. Even the Tesseract came into the play in the very first Captain America movie back in 2011. Honestly, as a whole, these movies tend to have the biggest connections to the greater universe at large. They tend to provide much needed elements and turning points, which have reverberations that are still being felt to this day.

Even though the MCU does thrive on continuity, sometimes things can go awry. A film set is a very chaotic place and meticulous attention to detail can not always be paid. There can still be flubs from time to time. In something as massively intricate as this franchise, it’s no surprise that there are such things that slip by. Whether it be due to logic fails, time constraints, or any of the other hundred little yet important things that come with making films of this scale, we can’t say.

Even if we can’t speculate why these little snafus sneak past the radar, we can definitely point them out. It’s time to look back on the Captain America films and see what makes sense and what doesn’t. Some of these mistakes are glaring. Some of them only the truest fans have heard about.

Here are 20 Mistakes Fans Completely Missed In Captain America Movies.
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Shortly after his super serum infusion, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) had to witness the assassination of Doctor Abrham Erksine (Stanley Tucci) by Heinz (Richard Armitage), a sleeper HYDRA operative. Following this, both Steve and the audience get to see how much his body has changed as he changes Heinz barefoot through the streets of New York. At some point, Heinz tries to escaped in a small personal submarine. Steve, however, jumps in and beats through the glass in order to get him.

Now, obviously, they come out of the water wet. This is how the world tends to works, after all. In the next cut, however, their hair is wet but both are substantially drier than they should have been.

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A Few Of The Possibly Forgotten Or Missed Cameos. From 'Iron Man' To 'Thor'

By Jodi Smith | Lists | March 19, 2019 | 37 Comments


After seeing Captain Marvel with my daughter (her first viewing and my second), we decided that a complete chronological re-watch of the MCU movies was necessary. You know, it’s really amazing how much you forget about the early Marvel films. You remember Agent Carter’s tentative touch to Steve Rogers’s chest after his super soldier transformation is complete, but you forget about smaller moments. You forget how obsessed Hydra seemed to be with double-flamethrower soldiers. You remember Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges) was the amazing and calculating villain in Iron Man, but you forget “Fun-Vee” and “Hum-Drum-Vee.”

At least you do when you haven’t watched all of the Marvel foundational and early films before each new release. There have already been so many moments of, “I almost forgot Terrence Howard originated the role of James “Rhodey” Rhodes” or “The drones Ivan Vanko made in Iron Man 2 really should have soured Tony on that whole Ultron idea.” What really got me though were all of the little roles or cameos by various now-recognizable actors in the MCU.

This list includes Captain America: The First Avenger, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, The Incredible Hulk, and Thor.

Richard Armitage - He played Heinz Kruger, one of the Red Skull’s (Hugo Weaving) henchmen. He caused an explosion in the viewing theater after Steve’s successful transformation and eventually took a cyanide pill after Cap caught up with him.

Natalie Dormer - Kisses Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and pisses off Agent Carter (Hailey Atwell) in Captain America: The First Avenger.

Martin Starr - In Culver University’s computer lab, he wiggles a slice of pizza as Dr. Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) attempts to track down the information from his and Dr. Elizabeth Ross’s (Liv Tyler) gamma experiment.

Kate Mara - She’s the US Marshal that serves Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) with a summons for the government hearing about the Iron Man suit in Iron Man 2. Mara went on to star as Sue Storm in the unfortunate and unsuccessful The Fantastic Four reboot in 2015.

Michael K. Williams - During the Abomination (Tim Roth) Harlem rampage in The Incredible Hulk, the camera briefly focuses on him after a car is thrown past him.