Wayhomer Review #74: Captain America: The First Avenger 3D

By Widge - posted 07.24.11 @ 3:15 am

Episode #74 for Captain America, in which our protagonist talks again about the ambition of the Marvel movie universe, is happy that a version of the Captain America he likes made it to the screen, and argues for pulpy goodness with a modern swirl.

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Widgett Walls is Need Coffee's Chief Cook and Bottle Washer. He is the author of the novel Mystics on the Road to Vanishing Point, and two collections of short stories, Magnificent Desolation and Something Else: The Complete First Season. He is also co-author of the children's book There's a Zombie in My Treehouse! All of those books are available in paperback or for the Kindle from Amazon. He is also the narrator and publisher of the first unabridged recording of Seneca's letters, available here. He is active on both Twitter and Facebook. (If you befriend him on Facebook, do say you came via Need Coffee.) He lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. He hardly ever sleeps.

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First time I've heard you and I have to say I really enjoyed listening!!
Looking forward to Cap Am coming out over here in the UK next week. The early street scenes were filmed in my hometown Manchester. Met Chris Evans briefly. A really lovely guy perfect for this role.

Comment by Boris — July 24, 2011 @ 2:26 pm

Boris: Thanks for the comment. Check back in once you've seen the film and let us know how it plays across the pond.

Comment by Widge — July 24, 2011 @ 8:21 pm

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