In March 2014, children around ten years of age will be able to watch the action movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier in which, as you can see in the trailer there will be a lot of action, great characters and apparently a less serious tone in Captain America. The integration between the comic and the cinema seems to be very successful Marvel, a Disney company, and the characters of The Avengers, which we saw in the movie The Avengers in 2012, have the ability to present very attractive stories acting together or in lonely.
In this film Steve Rogers is adapted to reality after surviving the wormhole that Loki opened and that the superheroes in The Avengers could close. Again we can see SHIELD and his great machines in action managed by a lot of characters that are played by Chris Evans (Captain America), Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Fury), Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow), Robert Redford (Alexander Pierce ) and many more. This time Captain America will have to investigate a mysterious attack that will lead him to face a powerful villain, the Winter Soldier.
The film tells how Steve Rogers, Captain America, lives in Washington D.C. Trying to adapt to the modern world. When they attack a colleague of S.H.I.E.L.D., Steve joins forces with the Black Widow and struggles to bring to light a growing conspiracy. And in the end the help of a new ally the Falcon will appear although the extraordinary enemy is the Winter Soldier.
My daughter tells me that at school she is not allowed to censor the comics, some read, in Ranopla. I think although the comics do not have widespread recognition the truth is that they have served as a basis for building solid pillars in the cinema, in video games and in toys. The case of The Avengers is quite clear with an impressive machinery ready to give us two films a year, action figures, applications on mobile devices, etc.
So perhaps they should be recognized more and valued in a different way to other works, which of course you have to read at home.
That is why I liked it a lot when I was in a center of El Corte Inglés recently and they had integrated the visual world of cinema and videogames very well with an extensive section of comics in which several figures, life-size, that had come out of the comics and now they can be seen in the cinema. For the kids they are still a great attraction to read and are a fantastic way to unleash their imagination by drawing, creating stories, developing spaces, interpreting, etc.
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