It indeed was an awesome movie, could really make a case for it being the best comic based movie made so far. As you mentioned it had plenty of action and comedy plus a decent story and plenty of special effects to make most any sci fi fan happy. Plenty of funny lines and quips in the movie, one of my favorites is when Captain America turns to the Hulk and says "Hulk..... Smash!". My cousin and I have both seen the movie 3 times already... pretty much shows that we don't have a real life.. haha.. I went to a midnight show Thurs night, then a IMAX 3D showing the following afternoon and then again yesterday on my day off... and I'll probably see it at least a few more times before its all over with.

The movie really does have something to offer most anybody which hasn't hurt the amount of money its taken in so far. Its a good date movie as the guys will like the action, the girls the guys in the costumes plus a strong female character in the Black Widow.

I liked when the Hulk and Thor were fighting off some bad guys and when they ran out of guys to hit The hulk socked Thor in the head. I didn't stay to see additional scenes in the credits - when I go again I will have to stay and watch.

Has anyone made it out to see the  new Captain America flick?  I heard it has an underlying anti-NSA feel to it, which makes it a bold entrant into the usual super hero movie genre.  Plus my favorite Michigan politician Justin Amash gives it a thumbs up:

Congressman Justin Amash, (R-MI) is a big fan of the new Captain America movie, pointing out that the message of the movie aligned very well with his own views on politics.

“I like Captain America and actually the most recent movie was fantastic,” Amash said during a WOOD Radio interview on the The Justin Barclay Show in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Amash said that the movie directed a strong warning of the dangers government surveillance, suggesting that his Republican primary opponent would have sided with the bad guys in the film.

“It really was right up my alley in terms of the message. It was directed at people like my opponent, frankly, who think you need to monitor every single American in the country, that the Fourth Amendment doesn’t matter - it was directed at those people.”

Amash is in a primary battle for his congressional seat, facing Republican businessman Brian Ellis. Ellis has campaigned against Amash’s principled stance on surveillance issues, particularly his fight to reform the National Security Agency

During the interview, Amash was asked by Barclay if he felt that he was being monitored for opposing invasive surveillance programs under the NSA.

“I suspect that I’m being monitored, but you know every American is being tracked right now,” he said, calling the practice “extremely dangerous” for Americans.

“The founders would be outraged if they found out what we were doing today,” he said, promising to continue fighting to improve the system.

“If I get a little extra scrutiny in the process, then so be it,” he said.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/04/16/Justin-Amash-New...