Iron Man and Hulk: Heroes United

Worst twenty dollers ever spent
1) Hulk is way out of character
2) Dialoge for a two year old only
3) Animation cheesey and weak.
4) Story line so lame.

Really pretty ECCH
I can't really expound on what everyone else has said here, so allow me to go off on a bit of a tangent:

Marvel, I love you. When it comes to Marvel vs. DC, I've always been Marvel, all the way, for the past 35 years. The stories, the characters -- I've always thought Marvel excelled.

And THAT's why video releases like these bum me out SO MUCH. DC is absolutely mopping the floor with Marvel in the direct video department. How DC can release two or three videos a year, each of which far surpass Marvel's one offering every 12-18 months is beyond me. In story and craftsmanship, DC is winning in this market hand down. So much so, that these Marvel releases just seem like a very half-assed "me too" attempt.

It's beyond dumb.. its as if it was written by a 10 year old.
It's crap, don't confuse this with other super hero offerings, it's really written for the 8 year old set.
If you have seen Hulk and the agents of Smash.. it's the same crap.. but an hour long.

it's painful to watch.

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Captain America: The First Avenger (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy)

Another great Marvel Comics superhero movie from the maker of Ironman
A good bit of this film is a superhero-origins story, in which we follow Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a plain-featured young man of about 20 years old who is a classic "90-pound weakling," as he tries five times to enlist in the Army during the early part of World War II. He is consistently rated as "4F" because of his size and various health issues, including asthma. Inside that small, frail body, however, resides outsized courage, honor, loyalty and persistence. During Steve's fifth trip to the Army recruiters, those virtues in Steve draw the attention of Dr. Abraham Erskine (Stanley Tucci), a German scientist who escaped the Nazis and is working on a top-secret program to develop super soldiers. Colonel Chester Phillips (Tommy Lee Jones), who is in charge of the program, wants to use a soldier who is bigger, stronger and has more training for the first human experiment with the Dr. Erskine's super-soldier formula, but the doctor strongly disagrees. He says the other soldier is a...

I LOVE this movie
When I was a kid in the 60's, Batman, Spiderman, and Captain America were my 3 favorite superheroes, and remain so to this day.
No need to rehash the other great reviews, but IMO, what they got SO RIGHT here was the CHARACTER of Steve Rogers BEFORE he becomes Captain America.
Just as Batman Begins had us totally invested in Bruce Wayne BEFORE he ever donned the cape and cowl, Marvel works the same type of magic with Steve Rogers & THAT (along with stellar performances by ALL the supporting cast) is what makes this a truly great film.
After suffering through the badly done CA movies of the past, it is a dream fulfilled to see the character brought to life so fantastically By Chris Evans & Joe Johnston.
And the Red Skull--OMG--Incredible makeup & Hugo Weaving shines as always to make the character come across as one of the premiere villains of the Marvel Universe.
Finally--watch the deleted ending scene to see how they really SHOULD have ended the movie--THAT...

The Star-Spangled Avenger Has Arrived...
Well, the summer will soon be nearing its end, although the temperatures outside don't seem to agree. With the changing of the seasons also comes the inevitable conclusion to the summer of superheroes (that's what I dubbed it a few weeks back). And now, with the release of "Captain America: The First Avenger" this year's heroic reign over the box office for beloved comic book icons will soon be coming to a close.

"Captain America: The First Avenger" is the story of Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a young man who wanted nothing more than to fight alongside the brave soldiers in World War II against the Nazi onslaught. After being rejected repeatedly due to his frail physique, Steve volunteered for an experimental treatment that would transform him into a living, breathing super-soldier. Meanwhile, a Nazi scientist named Johann Schmidt (Hugo Weaving) is attempting to harness power beyond anything this world has ever seen, and Captain America may be the only one strong enough to...

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