Hello, and welcome to a special live preview for our upcoming episode of the cinephiles.

My name is Steve Morris. I am a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, everyone. My name is John Roca. I'm a writer, producer, and host,

team at San Diego, California, and voice over guy. And, uh, John, are you excited about this film

that we were about to do? I tell you, man, there are, you know, people talk about the MCU,

and people talk about special films within the MCU. This for me is a very special film for a number

of reasons, not only because it's launching one of my favorite characters in the comics,

Captain America. It also kind of changed people's points of use that you could actually make in

essence a Superman movie in this day and age that people would love and enjoy and care about

the character, but also because I saw it with our guest. There's going to be a special guest here

for the first time ever at a Comic Con. So there's so much around this, that, this film, rather,

that I absolutely love. And I think, in my opinion, this is the real official beginning of the MCU.

Well, I think maybe we should say the name of the film, which is we've been doing this plan

of going through every MCU film, and the goal is to do them all in the 10th anniversary of

the release, but we've been playing a lot of catch-up, which means we've done a lot of live episodes.

Yeah, on these Marvel movies, this is the first one that we are going to do with the full

cinephiles treatment. And that film is Captain America, the first Avenger.

Yeah, from director Joe Johnson, starring Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell,

Tommy Lee Jones, Hugo Weaving, Toby Jones, and a number of other fantastic actors throughout

the introduction of the Tesseract in a very overt way. And it's the introduction as well

of Red Skull, which a lot of people never thought we were going to get a live action version of.

So there's so much to explore here, Steve. Only two hours and six minutes. Remember when MC

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