“Captain America” quotes
(1990)
Albert Pyun
directed this movie
in 1990
Title Captain America
Year 1990
Director Albert Pyun
Genre Sci-Fi, War, Action
Year 1990
Director Albert Pyun
Genre Sci-Fi, War, Action
Plot – During World War II, brave and patriotic American soldier Steve Rogers is turned into a super-soldier named Captain America. He's sent to Germany to sabotage the Nazis but he's hibernated. He awakens in the '90s, discovering the current President of the United States is in danger.
All actors – Matt Salinger, Ronny Cox, Ned Beatty, Darren McGavin, Michael Nouri, Scott Paulin, Kim Gillingham, Melinda Dillon, Bill Mumy, Francesca Neri, Carla Cassola, Massimilio Massimi
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“- Red Skull: We are both tragedies... And now I send our tortured souls to rest!
- Captain America: Speak for yourself.”“I have got proof that this Red Skull guy was closely involved in the murders of Robert Kennedy, John Kennedy, Martin Luther King... Jesus, you don't even know who I'm talking about, do ya?”
“Assassination isn't worth the trouble. It took me two years to find Sirhan. Three to find Oswald. The King job alone cost me over twenty million dollars. What do we get for our pains? Saints. Martyrs to the cause.”
In Rome today, one hundred and sixteen nations agreed to an environmental protection treaty. In a brief statement after the signing, President Kimball asked that we remember the many people who have gallantly sacrificed all to make our world a better place to live. The president closed his statement with this odd message: "To Captain America,... (continue)(continue reading)
“- Red Skull: Fifty years ago, you were Dr. Vaselli's ridiculous idea. You remain a clownish symbol that no one cares about.
- Captain America: I care.
- Red Skull: You care? Then come to me, my brother. Let us see if this heart of yours is stronger than my hate.”“We're going to have to find millions of new jobs for the people who make disposable plastics, toxins, household pesticides. It's bad medicine... and nobody said the medicine was going to taste any good. But can we afford not to take it? I don't think so. If we don't take this medicine now, we'll all die. Slowly... but we'll die.”
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