KenyanCritic

I remember the good old days when my old man and I would sit through an episode of WWE Royal Rumble. All our favorite WWE superstars would be introduced into the ring after 30 seconds until finally the ring would be full of stars fighting all and all. We surely couldn't determine who would be left in the ring. This Captain America movie took me back to those Royal Rumble days, a bunch of people fighting each other, and sometimes gang up on the big guys, there after fighting against each other to claim the ultimate price. My old man and I had our best times watching Civil War (oh, I meant Royal Rumble). You have nothing to lose watching this movie, it falls in a new genre called Marvel vs DC. Anyway, after the invention of the internet my old man I were brokenhearted to know WWE Royal Rumble was not real. I wish in the next installment we get to see Chuck Norris as Chuck Norris.

The finest hour of the movie is most definitely the first hour of watching this movie. To kick off a movie 'based on a true story' with a sheepishly contrived love story was a downer. The movie is cumbersome in execution jumping to and fro unrelated themes of honor, love and bravery. Somewhere along the first hour of the movie I gave up and decided to add an imaginary ending where the entire cast died at sea. Poorly executed.

12 minutes into the movie (no pun intended) and I already knew I would be bored. A star studded movie that is not the least bit entertaining. After an hour I gave up and realise that the only reason this movie is alive is because of some exemplary acting.