Captain America - proper trailer out!

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Lo and behold! Fans of Chris Evans, Tommy Lee Jones and RICHARD ARMITAGE - enjoy! Richard is only in it for a tiny li'l bit but he SPEAKS! Man has trailer time! :D

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  1. Unknown24 March 2011 at 12:36

    I am SO FREAKING EXCITED about this movie.

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  2. Ania24 March 2011 at 17:54

    To tell the truth I'm not a fan of movies such as CA. Nevertheless, I am glad that RA play in the film. Although play a negative character. Maybe the young audience didn't appreciate his talent (and it is quite natural, and can't blame them for it ;) ) but I'm sure that RA will be noticed by connoisseurs of cinema. And I believe that this is only the beginning. I wish him that with all my heart.

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  3. Phylly325 March 2011 at 02:48

    Wow! Finally -- the voice! "The Force of Many!" Maybe that's what we should call ourselves: The Armitage Army -- The Force of Many! LOL

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  4. Traxy25 March 2011 at 09:33

    @Ruth: Think I'm just semi-excited. It's just another superhero comic book movie and the only comic books I've ever really been into were really Astérix, Tintin and Lucky Luke, which is a completely different genre. Hanging out in a comic store with a bunch of roleplayers, I've also learned that they rarely think comic books make good films, because they're not very true to the original. On the other hand, it's a film with RA in, and that's really the whole reason for the excitement. RA on film! :D

    @Ania: I totally agree. :) It'll be fun to see him on a huge silver screen. Can we suppress big excited grins when he shows up?

    @Phylly: What a brilliant tagline! Sounds a bit like a film in itself, that. Or maybe it's a sequel? Imagine this, in a dramatic and gravelly male voice with explosions for emphasis: "Last year, The Armtitage Army declared war. Now they're back, and they are bigger than ever before. The Armitage Army: The Force of Many. The War. Has. Come. - In cinemas May 31st." ;)

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