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‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’’ may be deeply mediocre and ultra-predictable — but before you Marvel fans race to your keyboards to protest, let me start with some things I liked.
There’s a highly entertaining performance by a cast-against-type Robert Redford at its center, and it gets some points by trying to spice up the oh-so-familiar Marvel formula with more hand-to-hand combat in between all the computer-generated battles.
Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson are in good form as the defrosted super-soldier Captain America and the sexy Natasha/Black Widow who fails to thaw him romantically — plus there’s considerably more humor than in “Marvel’s The Avengers’’ (which I found pretty enervating).ing about Captain America 3).
In terms of star power, Chris Evans is no Robert Downey Jr either, it must be said. He’s not even the most famous person called Chris Evans. With his 90s-boyband hairstyle and an emotional range that runs from “a bit sad” to “really quite cross”, he tends to disappear into blandness when he’s not chucking his shield around.
Burning brighter is Scarlett Johansson, whose Black Widow has fun chipping away at the Captain’s old-school earnestness and trying to fix him up with a date. Having played the voluptuous female mascot in this boys’ club for so long, Johansson at least gets to be an actual character this time. The supposed baddie of the piece, the Winter Soldier – a sort of metal-armed goth snowboarder – barely registers amid the densely plotted clamour, though he’s not the only baddie by any means.
These shortcomings don’t really matter, though. The real excitement of the movie is seeing just how far they’ll take their political parallels – which is pretty much all the way to a grand conspiracy theory linking current US foreign policy with Nazi totalitarianism. Advocates of the “liberal Hollywood” conspiracy will find plenty of ammunition here, too. In the first movie, an injection transformed wimpy Steve Rogers into strapping Captain America; similarly, this sequel gives the flagging comic-book movie an adrenaline shot of relevance. You’ve got to hand it to them.