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Are you the guys
from Washington?

You get many other
visitors out here?

How long you
been on-site?

Since this
morning.

A Russian oil team
called it in about
18 hours ago.

How come nobody
spotted it before?

It's really not
that surprising.

This landscape's
changing all
the time.

You got any idea
what this thing
is exactly?

I don't know.
It's probably
a weather balloon.

I don't think so.

You know, we don't
have the equipment
for a job like this.

How long before
we can start
craning it out?

I don't think you
quite understand.

You guys are
gonna need one
hell of a crane.

(WHIRRING)

Base, we're in.

What is this?

Careful.

Lieutenant!

What is it?

My God.

Base, get me a line
to the Colonel.

MAN ON RADIO:
It's 3:00 a.m., sir.

I don't care what time it is.
This one's waited long enough.

(GUNFIRE)

(PANTING)

(SPEAKING NORWEGIAN)

(SPEAKING NORWEGIAN)

(SPEAKING NORWEGIAN)

(SPEAKING NORWEGIAN)

(SPEAKING NORWEGIAN)

(RUMBLING)

(METAL RATTLING)

(RUMBLING STOPS)

(YELLING)

(MACHINE WHIRRING)

(CAR ENGINE STOPS)

(CAR DOOR SLAMS)

Open it!

(GRUNTING)

Quickly,
before he...

SCHMIDT: It has
taken me a long time
to find this place.

You should
be commended.

Help him up.

I think that you are
a man of great vision.

And, in this way,
we are much alike.

I am nothing
like you.

No, of course, but

what others see
as superstition,

you and I know
to be a science.

What you seek
is just a legend.

Then why make
such an effort
to conceal it?

The Tesseract was
the jewel of Odin's
treasure room.

It is not
something
one buries.

But I think it
is close, yes?

I cannot help you.

No. But maybe
you can help
your village.

You must have some
friends out there.

Some little
grandchildren,
perhaps?

I have no need
for them to die.

(TANK GUN WHIRRING)

(TANK GUN LOCKS)

Yggdrasil.

SCHMIDT: Tree
of the world.

Guardian of wisdom.

And fate, also.

And the Fuhrer
digs for trinkets
in the desert.

You have never
seen this, have you?

It's not for the eyes
of ordinary men.

Exactly.

Give the order
to open fire.
(SPEAKING GERMAN)

Fool!

You cannot control
the power you hold.

You will burn!

I already have.

ENLISTMENT OFFICER:
O'Connell, Michael.

Kaminsky, Henry.

STEVE: Boy, a lot
of guys getting
killed over there.

ENLISTMENT OFFICER:
Rogers, Steven.

It kind of makes
you think twice
about enlisting, huh?

Nope.

Rogers.

What did your
father die of?
Mustard gas.

He was in
the 107th Infantry.

I was hoping I
could be assigned...

Your mother?
She was a nurse
in a TB ward.

Got hit.
Couldn't shake it.

Sorry, son.
Look, just give
me a chance.

You'd be ineligible
on your asthma alone.

Is there anything
you can do?

I'm doing it.

I'm saving your life.

ANNOUNCER: War continues
to ravage Europe.

But help is on the way.

Every able-bodied
young man is lining up
to serve his country.

Even little Timmy
is doing his part

collecting scrap metal.

Nice work, Timmy!

MAN: Who cares?

Play the movie
already!

Hey, you wanna show
some respect?

ANNOUNCER:
Meanwhile, overseas,

our brave boys are showing
the Axis powers that the price

of freedom is never too high.

MAN: Let's go!
Get on with it!

Hey, just start
the cartoon!

Hey, you wanna
shut up?

ANNOUNCER: Together
with Allied forces,
we'll face any threat,

no matter the size.

(STEVE GRUNTING)

(STEVE GRUNTING)

(PANTING)

You just don't know
when to give up,
do you?

I can do this
all day.

SOLDIER: Hey!

Pick on someone
your own size.

(GRUNTING)

Sometimes I think
you like getting
punched.

I had him
on the ropes.

How many times
is this?

Oh, you're from
Paramus now?

You know it's
illegal to lie on
the enlistment form.

And seriously,
Jersey?

You get
your orders?

The 107th.

Sergeant
James Barnes,

shipping out
for England first
thing tomorrow.

I should
be going.

Come on, man.

My last night!
I got to get
you cleaned up.

Why? Where are
we going?

The future.

BUCKY: I don't see
what the problem is.

You're about to be
the last eligible man
in New York.

You know there's
three and a half
million women here?

Well, I'd settle
for just one.

Good thing I
took care of that.

Hey, Bucky!

What'd you tell
her about me?

Only the good stuff.

ANNOUNCER OVER PA: Welcome
to the Modern Marvels Pavilion

and the World of Tomorrow.

A greater world.
A better world.

(WOMEN CLAMORING)

Oh, my God!
It's starting!
(GIGGLES)

(APPLAUSE)

FEMALE ANNOUNCER:
Ladies and gentlemen,
Mr. Howard Stark!

(SWING MUSIC PLAYING)

WOMAN: I love you,
Howard!

Ladies and
gentlemen,

what if I told you that
in just a few short years,
your automobile

won't even have to
touch the ground at all?

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

Yes. Thanks,
Mandy.

With Stark Gravitic
Reversion Technology

you'll be able
to do just that.

(MECHANICAL HUMMING)

Holy cow.

(SPARKING)

I did say a few
years, didn't I?

(APPLAUDING)

(CHUCKLING)

Hey, Steve, what do
you say we treat
these girls...

(GIGGLES)

Come on,
soldier.

BUCKY: Come on. You're
kind of missing the point
of a double date.

We're taking
the girls dancing.

You go ahead.
I'll catch up
with you.

You're really going
to do this again?

Well, it's a fair.
I'm gonna try my luck.

As who,
Steve from Ohio?

They'll catch you.
Or worse, they'll
actually take you.

Look, I know
you don't think
I can do this.

This isn't
a back alley,
Steve. It's war.

STEVE: I know it's a war.
BUCKY: Why are you
so keen to fight?

There are so many
important jobs.
What do you want me to do?

Collect scrap metal
in my little red wagon?

Yes. Why not?
I'm not gonna sit
in a factory, Bucky.

Bucky, come on.
There are men laying
down their lives.

I got no right to do
any less than them.

That's what you
don't understand.
This isn't about me.

Right. 'Cause you got
nothing to prove.

WOMAN: Hey, Sarge!
Are we going dancing?

Yes, we are.

Don't do anything
stupid until
I get back.

How can I?

You're taking all
the stupid with you.

You're a punk.
Jerk.

Be careful.

Don't win the war
till I get there!

BUCKY: Come on,
girls. They're
playing our song.

(INAUDIBLE WHISPERING)

Wait here.

Is there a problem?
Just wait here.

Thank you.

So,

you want
to go overseas.
Kill some Nazis.

Excuse me?

Dr. Abraham Erskine.

I represent
the Strategic
Scientific Reserve.

Steve Rogers.

Where are
you from?

Queens. 73rd Street
and Utopia Parkway.

Before that,
Germany.

This troubles you?
No.

Where are you from,
Mr. Rogers? Hmm?

Is it New Haven?

Or Paramus?

Five exams in five
different cities.

That might not
be the right file.

No, it's not the exams
I'm interested in.

It's the five tries.

But you didn't
answer my question.

Do you want
to kill Nazis?

Is this a test?

Yes.

I don't want
to kill anyone.

I don't like bullies.
I don't care where
they're from.

Well, there
are already

so many big men
fighting this war.

Maybe what we need
now is a little guy,
huh?

I can offer you
a chance.

Only a chance.

I'll take it.
Good.

So where is
the little guy
from? Actually?

Brooklyn.

Congratulations,
soldier.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

SCHMIDT:
Are you ready,
Dr. Zola?

My machine requires
the most delicate
calibration.

Forgive me if I
seem overcautious.

Are you certain
that those
conductors of yours

can withstand the energy
surge long enough
for transference?

ZOLA: With
this artifact

I am certain
of nothing.

I fear it may not
work at all.

(MACHINE HUMMING)

Twenty percent.

Forty.

Sixty.

Stabilizing at 70%.

I have not come
all this way
for safety, Doctor.

(LOW RUMBLING)

What was that?

I must
congratulate
you, Arnim.

Your designs do
not disappoint.

Though they may require
some slight reinforcement.

The exchange
is stable.

Amazing!

The energy we
have just collected

could power my designs.
All my designs.

This will change
the war.

Dr. Zola,

this will change
the world.

OFFICER: Ready, exercise!

PEGGY: Recruits,
attention!

Gentlemen, I am
Agent Carter.

I supervise
all operations
for this division.

HODGE: What's with
the accent,
Queen Victoria?

I thought I was
signing up for
the U.S. Army.

What's your
name, soldier?

Gilmore Hodge,
Your Majesty.

Step forward,
Hodge.

Put your right
foot forward.

Mmm...
We gonna wrassle?

'Cause I got
a few moves
I know you'll like.

PHILLIPS: Agent Carter!

PEGGY: Colonel
Phillips.

I can see that you are
breaking in the candidates.
That's good!

Get your ass up
out of that dirt

and stand in that
line at attention

till somebody comes
tells you what to do.

Yes, sir!

General Patton
has said

that wars are fought
with weapons, but they
are won by men.

We are going to win
this war because
we have the best men.

And because they are
going to get better.

Much better.

PHILLIPS: The Strategic
Scientific Reserve
is an Allied effort

made up of the best minds
in the free world.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)

Our goal is
to create the best
army in history.

But every army
starts with one man.

OFFICER: Rogers!
Get off of there!
(MEN LAUGHING)

At the end of this week,
we will choose that man.

He will be the first
in a new breed
of super-soldier.

(GRUNTING)

OFFICER: Rogers!
Get that rifle
out of the mud!

And they will personally
escort Adolf Hitler
to the gates of hell.

OFFICER: Pick up
the pace, ladies!

Let's go, let's go!
Double time!

Come on!
Faster! Faster!

Move! Move!

Squad, halt!

That flag means
we're only at
the halfway point.

First man to bring it
to me gets a ride back
with Agent Carter.

Move, move!

Come on!
Get up there!

If that's all you got,
this army's in trouble!

Get up there,
Hodge!

Come on!
Get up there!

Nobody's got that
flag in 17 years!

Now fall back into line!
Come on, fall in!

Let's go! Get back
into formation!

Rogers! I said
fall in!

(CAR ENGINE STARTING UP)

STEVE: Thank
you, sir.

PEGGY: Faster,
ladies! Come on.

My grandmother has
more life in her,
God rest her soul.

(GRUNTING)

Move it!

You're not really
thinking about picking
Rogers, are you?

I'm more than just
thinking about it.
He is the clear choice.

When you brought
a 90-pound asthmatic
onto my army base,

I let it slide.
I thought,
"What the hell."

Maybe he'd be
useful to you,
like a gerbil.

I never thought
you'd pick him.

Up.

You stick a needle in
that kid's arm, it's gonna
go right through him.

PEGGY: Come on, girls.
Look at that.

He's making me cry.

I am looking for
qualities beyond
the physical.

Do you know how long
it took to set up
this project?

All the groveling
I had to do

in front of Senator
What's-His-Name's
committees?

Brandt. Yes, I know.
I am well aware
of your efforts.

Then throw me a bone.
Hodge passed every
test we gave him.

He's big, he's fast.
He obeys orders.

He's a soldier.
He is a bully.

You don't win wars
with niceness, Doctor.

You win wars
with guts.

Grenade!

Move, move!

STEVE: Get away!

Get back!

OFFICER: It was
a dummy grenade.

All clear.
Back in formation.

(PANTING)
Is this a test?

He's still skinny.

May I?
Yeah.

(BIG BAND MUSIC
PLAYING ON RADIO)

Can't sleep?

I got the jitters,
I guess.
(LAUGHS)

Me, too.

Can I ask you
a question?

Just one?

Why me?

I suppose that is
the only question
that matters.

This is from
Augsburg. My city.

So many people forget

that the first country
the Nazis invaded
was their own.

You know,
after the last war,
my people struggled.

They felt weak.
They felt small.

And then Hitler
comes along
with the marching

and the big show
and the flags.
(STAMMERING)

And he hears
of me. My work.
And he finds me.

And he says,
"You."

He says, "You will
make us strong."

Well, I am
not interested.

So he sends
the head of Hydra,

his research division.

A brilliant scientist
by the name
of Johann Schmidt.

Now, Schmidt is
a member of
the inner circle.

And he is ambitious.

He and Hitler
share a passion

for occult power
and Teutonic myth.

Hitler uses his
fantasies to inspire
his followers.

But for Schmidt,
it is not fantasy.

For him, it is real.
He has become convinced

that there is
a great power
hidden in the earth,

left here
by the gods,

waiting to be seized
by a superior man.

So when he hears
about my formula
and what it can do,

he cannot resist.

Schmidt must become
that superior man.

Did it make
him stronger?

Yes.

But there were
other effects.

The serum was
not ready.

But more important,
the man.

The serum amplifies
everything that
is inside,

so good becomes great.

Bad becomes worse.

This is why you
were chosen.

Because a strong man
who has known power
all his life

may lose respect
for that power,

but a weak man knows
the value of strength.

And knows

compassion.

Thanks. I think.

Whatever happens
tomorrow, you must
promise me one thing.

That you will stay
who you are.

Not a perfect
soldier, but

a good man.

To the little guys.

(CHUCKLES)

No, no. Wait, wait.
What I am doing?

No, you have
procedure tomorrow.
No fluids.

All right.
We'll drink it after.

No, I don't have
procedure tomorrow.

Drink it after?
I drink it now.

(OPERA MUSIC PLAYING)

SCHMIDT: Is there
something in particular
you need?

I understand
you found him.

See for yourself.

SCHMIDT:
You disapprove.

I just don't see
why you need
concern yourself.

I can't imagine
he will succeed.

Again.

His serum is the Allies'
only defense against
this power we now possess.

If we take it away
from them, then our
victory is assured.

Shall I give
the order?

It has been given.

Good.

Dr. Zola!

What do you think?

A masterpiece.

(BOYS SHOUTING)

STEVE: I know
this neighborhood.

I got beat up
in that alley.

And that
parking lot.

And behind
that diner.

Did you have
something against
running away?

You start running,
they'll never
let you stop.

You stand up,
you push back.

They can't say
no forever, right?

I know a little
of what that's like,

to have every door
shut in your face.

I guess I just don't
know why you'd want
to join the Army

if you were
a beautiful dame.

Or a...
A woman.

An agent.
Not a dame.

You are
beautiful, but...

You have no idea
how to talk to
a woman, do you?

I think this is
the longest conversation
I've had with one.

Women aren't exactly
lining up to dance with
a guy they might step on.

You must have danced.

Well, asking a woman
to dance always
seemed so terrifying.

And the past
few years, it just

didn't seem to matter
that much. I figured
I'd wait.

For what?

The right partner.

This way.

What are
we doing here?
Follow me.

(BELL RINGING)

Wonderful weather
this morning, isn't it?

Yes, but I always
carry an umbrella.

(BUZZING SOUND)

(DOOR UNLOCKING)

(SCIENTISTS TALKING)

Good morning.

Please, not now.

Are you ready?

Good. Take off
your shirt, your tie,
and your hat.

Senator Brandt,
glad you could make it.

Why exactly am I
in Brooklyn?

We needed access to
the city's power grid.

Of course, if you'd
given me the generators
I requisitioned...

A lot of people
are asking
for funds, Colonel.

Oh, this is
Clem, uh...

Fred Clemson,
State Department.

If this project
of yours comes through,

we'd like to see it
used for something
other than headlines.

Jesus. Somebody get
that kid a sandwich.

Comfortable?

It's a little big.

(CHUCKLING)

You save me any
of that schnapps?

Not as much as
I should have.
Sorry.

Next time.

Mr. Stark, how are
your levels?

Levels at 100%.
Good.

We may dim
half the lights
in Brooklyn,

but we are ready
as we'll ever be.

ERSKINE:
Agent Carter?

Don't you think
you would be more
comfortable in the booth?

Yes, of course.
Sorry.
Good.

(THUDDING OVER PA)

(MICROPHONE FEEDBACK)

ERSKINE: Do you
hear me? Is this on?

Ladies and gentlemen,

today we take
not another step
towards annihilation,

but the first step

on the path to peace.

We begin with a series
of microinjections into

the subject's major
muscle groups.
The serum infusion

will cause immediate
cellular change.

And then,
to stimulate growth,

the subject will be
saturated with Vita-Rays.

That wasn't so bad.

That was penicillin.

Serum infusion
beginning in

five,

four,

three,

two,

one.

(GRUNTING)

Now, Mr. Stark.

Steven?
Can you hear me?

STEVE: It's probably
too late to go to
the bathroom, right?

We will proceed.

(LOW RUMBLING)

HOWARD: That's 10%.

Twenty percent.

Thirty.

That's 40%.

Vital signs
are normal.

That's 50%.

Sixty.

Seventy.

(STEVE SCREAMING)

ERSKINE: Steven!

Steven!
Shut it down!

Shut it down!

Kill the reactor,
Mr. Stark!

Turn it off! Kill it!
Kill the reactor!

STEVE: No!

Don't!
I can do this!

HOWARD: Eighty.

Ninety.

That's 100%.

(ELECTRICITY HUMMING)

(MACHINE POWERING DOWN)

Mr. Stark?

Steven. Steven.

(EXCITED CHATTERING)

The son of
a bitch did it.

I did it.
Yeah, yeah.

I think we did it.

You actually did it.

How do you feel?

Taller.

You look taller.

How do you like
Brooklyn now, Senator?

I can think of some
folks in Berlin who are
about to get very nervous.

BRANDT: Congratulations,
Doctor.

Thank you, sir.

(EXCLAIMING)

ERSKINE: Stop him!

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

(SHOUTING)

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

TAXI DRIVER: What are
you doing? Buddy,
are you all right?

Hey, this guy's
been shot!

I had him!

Sorry!

(PANTING)

(EXCLAIMING)

I'm sorry!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

(GRUNTING)

(CROWD SCREAMING)

No! No! Not my son!

Stop it!
Don't hurt him!

Get back!

BOY: Let me go!

No!

WOMAN: Let go
of my son!

WOMAN: Don't hurt him!

Wait, don't! Don't!

No! Don't!

Go get him!
I can swim!

(LIGHTER FLICKING)

(GASPING)

(GRUNTING)

Who the hell
are you?
The first of many.

Cut off one head,

(GRUNTING IN PAIN)
(GLASS CRACKING)

two more shall
take its place.

Hail Hydra.

MAN 1: The Fuhrer is
not accustomed to being
ignored, Herr Schmidt.

He funds your research
because you promised
him weapons.

MAN 2: You serve
at his pleasure.

He gave you this
facility as a reward
for your injuries.

SCHMIDT: Reward?
Call it what it is.
Exile.

I no longer reflect
his image of
Aryan perfection.

MAN 3: You think this
is about appearances?

Your Hydra division
has failed

to deliver so much as
a rifle in over a year.

And we had learned
through local
intelligence

you had mounted
a full-scale incursion
into Norway.

The Fuhrer feels...
How does he put it?

"The Red Skull
has been indulged
long enough!"

Gentlemen,

you have come
to see the results
of our work, hmm?

Let me show you.

Hitler speaks of
a 1,000-year Reich,

but he cannot
feed his armies
for a month.

His troops spill
their blood across
every field in Europe,

but still he
is no closer to
achieving his goals.

And I suppose you
still aim to win
this war through magic?

Science. But I
understand
your confusion.

Great power has always
baffled primitive men.

Hydra is assembling
an arsenal to destroy
my enemies in one stroke,

wherever they are,
regardless of how many
forces they possess,

all in a matter
of hours.

Your enemies?

My weapons contain
enough destructive power

to decimate every hostile
capital on Earth.

Quite simply,
gentlemen,

I have harnessed
the power of the gods.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Thank you, Schmidt.

For what?

For making it clear
how obviously
mad you are.

Berlin is on
this map!

So it is.

You will be punished
for your insolence!

You will be
brought before
the Fuhrer himself!

(SCREAMING)
Schmidt...

My apologies, Doctor,

but we both knew Hydra
could grow no further
in Hitler's shadow.

Hail Hydra.

Hail Hydra!

Hail Hydra!

Think you got enough?

PEGGY: Any hope
of reproducing
the program

is locked in
your genetic code.

But without Dr. Erskine,
it would take years.

He deserved
more than this.

If it could work
only once, he'd be
proud it was you.

BRANDT: Colonel
Phillips, my committee
is demanding answers.

Great. Why don't
we start with how

a German spy got a ride
to my secret installation
in your car?

What have
we got here?

Speaking modestly,
I'm the best mechanical
engineer in this country.

But I don't know
what's inside this thing
or how it works.

We're not even close
to this technology.

Then who is?
PHILLIPS: Hydra.

I'm sure you've been
reading our briefings.

I'm on a number of
committees, Colonel.

Hydra is the Nazi
deep-science division.

It's led by Johann
Schmidt. But he has
much bigger ambitions.

PHILLIPS: Hydra is
practically a cult.

They worship
Schmidt. They think
he's invincible.

So, what are you going
to do about it?

I spoke to
the President
this morning.

As of today, the SSR
is being retasked.
Colonel?

We are taking the fight
to Hydra. Pack your bags,
Agent Carter.

You, too, Stark.

We're flying to
London tonight.

Sir? If you're
going after Schmidt,
I want in.

You're an experiment.
You're going to Alamogordo.

The serum worked.

I asked for an army
and all I got was you.

You are not enough.

With all due respect
to the Colonel,

I think we may be
missing the point.

I've seen you
in action, Steve.

More importantly,
the country's seen it.

Paper.

The enlistment
lines have been
around the block

since your picture
hit the newsstands.

You don't take a soldier,
a symbol like that,

and hide him
in a lab.

Son, do you want
to serve your country

on the most important
battlefield of the war?

Sir, that's all I want.

Then, congratulations.
You just got promoted.

(SIGHING)

I don't know if
I can do this.

Nothing to it.
You sell a few bonds.

Bonds buy bullets.
Bullets kill Nazis.
Bing bang boom.

You're an
American hero.

It's just not
how I pictured
getting there.

The Senator has
got a lot of pull
up on the Hill.

You play ball
with us,

you'll be leading
your own platoon
in no time.

Take the shield.

Go.

(BIG BAND PLAYING)

(WOMEN SINGING)
♪ Who's strong and brave,
here to save the American way?

Not all of us can
storm a beach
or drive a tank.

But there's still a way
all of us can fight.

♪ Who vows to fight like a man
for what's right
night and day?

Series E
Defense Bonds.

Each one you buy is
a bullet in the barrel
of your best guy's gun.

♪ Who will campaign
door-to-door for America?

♪ Carry the flag shore
to shore for America?

♪ From Hoboken to Spokane

♪ The star-spangled man
with a plan

DIRECTOR: Cut. Guys,
don't look at the camera.

♪ We can't ignore
there's a threat
and a war we must win

Each one you buy is
a bullet in the barrel
of your best guy's gun.

♪ Who'll hang a noose
on the goose-stepping
goons from Berlin?

♪ Who will redeem,
heed the call for America?

♪ Who'll rise or fall,
give his all for America?

♪ Who's here to prove
that we can?

♪ The star-spangled
man with a plan

STEVE: We all know
this is about trying
to win the war.

We can't do that
without bullets and
bandages, tanks and tents.

That's where you come in.
Every bond you buy

will help protect
someone you love.

Turn around!
He's right behind you!
Keep our boys armed and ready,

and the Germans will think
twice about trying
to get the drop on us.

(CYMBALS CRASHING)

♪ Stalwart and steady and true

(CYMBALS CRASHING REPEATEDLY)

♪ Forceful and ready to defend

♪ The red, white, and blue

♪ Who'll give the Axis
the sack and is smart
as a fox?

♪ Far as an eagle will soar

♪ Who's making Adolf
afraid to step out
of his box?

♪ He knows what
we're fighting for

♪ Who waked the giant
that napped in America?

♪ We know it's no one
but Captain America

Hi.

♪ Who'll finish what
they began?

♪ Who'll kick
the Krauts to Japan?

♪ The star-spangled man

♪ With a

♪ Plan! ♪

(MUSIC ENDS)

How many of you are
ready to help me sock
old Adolf on the jaw?

Okay.

Uh...

I need a volunteer.

MAN 1: I already volunteered!
How do you think I got here?

(CROWD LAUGHING)

MAN 2: Bring back
the girls!

I think they only know
the one song, but, um,

I'll see what I can do.

MAN 3: You do that,
sweetheart.

Nice boots,
Tinker Bell!

Come on, guys,
we're all on
the same team here.

Hey, Captain!
Sign this!

(CROWD CHEERING)

Bring back
the girls!

(JAUNTY PIANO PLAYING)

Don't worry, pal.
They'll warm up
to you. Don't worry.

PEGGY: Hello, Steve.

Hi.

Hi.
What are you
doing here?

Officially,
I'm not here at all.

That was quite
a performance.

Yeah.

I had to improvise
a little bit.

The crowds I'm used to
are usually more, uh,

twelve.

I understand you're
"America's New Hope."

Bond sales take
a 10% bump in
every state I visit.

Is that Senator
Brandt I hear?

At least he's got
me doing this.

Phillips would
have had me
stuck in a lab.

And these are your
only two options?

A lab rat or
a dancing monkey?

You were meant
for more than this,
you know.

What?

You know,
for the longest time,
I dreamed about

coming overseas
and being on
the front lines,

serving my country.

I finally got
everything I wanted

and I'm wearing tights.

(CAR HORN HONKING)

They look like they've
been through hell.

These men more
than most.

Schmidt sent out
a force to Azzano.

Two hundred men
went up against him,

and less than
50 returned.

Your audience
contained what was
left of the 107th.

The rest were
killed or captured.

The 107th?

What?

Come on.

Colonel Phillips.

Well, if it isn't
the Star-Spangled
Man With A Plan.

What's your
plan today?

I need the casualty
list from Azzano.

You don't get to
give me orders, son.

I just need one name,
Sergeant James Barnes
from the 107th.

You and I are gonna
have a conversation later
that you won't enjoy.

Please tell me if
he's alive, sir. B-A-R...
I can spell.

I have signed more
of these condolence
letters today

than I would
care to count.

But the name does
sound familiar.

I'm sorry.

What about the others?
Are you planning
a rescue mission?

Yes, it's called
"winning the war."

But if you know
where they are,
why not at least...

They're 30 miles
behind the lines

through some of
the most heavily fortified
territory in Europe.

We'd lose more men
than we'd save.

But I don't expect you
to understand that
because you're a chorus girl.

I think
I understand
just fine.

Well, then
understand it
somewhere else.

If I read the posters
correctly, you got someplace
to be in 30 minutes.

Yes, sir. I do.

If you have something to say,
right now is the perfect time
to keep it to yourself.

What do you plan to do,
walk to Austria?

If that's
what it takes.

You heard the Colonel.
Your friend is
most likely dead.

You don't know that.

Even so, he's
devising a strategy.
If he detects...

By the time he's
done that, it could
be too late.

Steve!

You told me you
thought I was meant
for more than this.

Did you mean that?

Every word.

Then you got
to let me go.

I can do more
than that.

MAN: On stage, girls.
Five minutes!

Where's my helmet?

Anyone seen Rogers?

PEGGY: The Hydra camp
is in Krausberg,

tucked between these
two mountain ranges.

It's a factory
of some kind.

We should be able
to drop you right
on the doorstep.

Just get me as
close as you can.

You two are gonna be
in a lot of trouble
when you land.

And you won't?

Where I'm going,
if anybody yells at me,
I can just shoot them.

They will undoubtedly
shoot back.

Well, let's hope it's
good for something.

HOWARD: Agent Carter?

If we're not in
too much of a hurry,

I thought we could
stop off in Lucerne
for a late-night fondue.

Stark is the best
civilian pilot
I've ever seen.

He's mad enough
to brave this airspace.
We're lucky to have him.

So, are you two...
Do you...

...fondue?

This is your transponder.
Activate it when you're ready

and the signal will
lead us straight to you.

Are you sure
this thing works?

It's been tested
more than you, pal.

(GUNFIRE BLASTING)

Get back here!
We're taking you
all the way in!

As soon as I'm clear,
you turn this thing around
and get the hell out of here!

You can't give
me orders!

The hell I can't!
I'm a Captain!

As you can see,
production of the Valkyrie
is progressing on schedule,

even with components
of this size.

Increase
the output by 60%

and see to it
our other facilities
do the same.

But these prisoners,
I'm not sure they
have the strength.

Then use up what strength
they have left, Doctor.

There are always
more workers.

Not now!

You know, Fritz,

one of these days,
I'm gonna have
a stick of my own.

(SHOUTING IN DISTANCE)

Fellas.

Ah!

(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER PA)

(TAPPING AT DOOR)

(METALLIC CLANKING)

(KEYS RATTLING)

Who are you
supposed to be?

I'm Captain America.

I beg your pardon?

DUGAN: What, are we
taking everybody?

I'm from Fresno, Ace.

Is there anybody else?
I'm looking for a
Sergeant James Barnes.

There's an isolation
ward in the factory,

but no one's ever
come back from it.

All right.

The tree line is
northwest, 80 yards
past the gate.

Get out fast
and give 'em hell.

I'll meet you guys
in the clearing with
anybody else I find.

Wait. You know
what you're doing?

Yeah. I've knocked
out Adolf Hitler
over 200 times.

(SHOUTING)

MORITA: You know how
to use that thing?
(GUN POWERING UP)

Okay.

What is happening?

(ALARM SOUNDING)

Hey. Not exactly
a Buick.

That one. "Zundung."
Zundung?

Get this thing
going, Dugan!

I didn't know you
spoke German.

Three semesters at Howard,
switched to French,
girls much cuter.

Didn't ask for
the resume.

(YELLING)

(GROANING)

(ALARM CONTINUING)

On your left!
Up top!

No, no! What are
you doing?

Our forces
are outmatched.

(TIMER TICKING)

(GRUNTING)

Keep moving!
Grab those grenades!

(MAN GROANING)

MAN: Sergeant.
Three-two-five-five-seven.

STEVE: Bucky?

Oh, my God.

Is that...
It's me.

It's Steve.
Steve?

Come on.
Steve.

I thought you
were dead.

I thought you
were smaller.

(GUNS FIRING DISTANTLY)

Come on.

(GRUNTING)

What happened
to you?
I joined the Army.

Did it hurt?
A little.

Is this
permanent?

So far.

(SHOUTING)

SCHMIDT:
Captain America!

How exciting!

I am a great fan
of your films!

So, Dr. Erskine
managed it
after all.

Not exactly
an improvement,

but still, impressive.

You've got no idea.

Haven't I?

(GRUNTING)

No matter what lies
Erskine told you,

you see, I was his
greatest success!

You don't have one
of those, do you?

You are deluded,
Captain.

You pretend to be
a simple soldier,

but in reality,
you are just afraid

to admit that we have
left humanity behind.

Unlike you,
I embrace it
proudly.

Without fear!

Then how come
you're running?

(EXPLOSION)

Come on,
let's go. Up.

Sir? Are we going
to the roof?

What about me?

Where will I sit?

Not a scratch,
Doctor.

Not a scratch.

(EXPLOSION)

(GRUNTING)

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)

Let's go.
One at a time.

Gotta be a rope
or something!
Just go! Get out of here!

No! Not without you!

Hell.

(METAL GROANING)

PHILLIPS: Senator Brandt,
I regret to report that

Captain Steven G. Rogers
went missing behind
enemy lines on the third.

Aerial reconnaissance
has proven unfruitful.

As a result,
I must declare
Captain Rogers

killed in action.
Period.

The last surveillance
flight is back.

No sign of
activity.

Go get a cup
of coffee, Corporal.
Yes, sir.

I can't touch Stark.

He's rich and he's
the Army's number one
weapons contractor.

You are
neither one.

With respect, sir,
I don't regret
my actions.

And I don't
think Captain Rogers
did, either.

What makes you think
I give a damn about
your opinions?

I took a chance with
you, Agent Carter.

And now America's
golden boy and a lot
of other good men are dead

'cause you
had a crush.

It wasn't that.
I had faith.

Well, I hope that's
a big comfort to you

when they shut
this division down.

What the hell's
going on out there?

MAN: Look
who it is!

(ALL CHEERING)

Some of these
men need medical
attention.

MAN 2: Medic,
we got wounded.
MEDIC: Right over here.

I'd like
to surrender myself
for disciplinary action.

That won't
be necessary.

Yes, sir.

Faith, huh?

You're late.

Couldn't call my ride.

Hey!

Let's hear it for
Captain America!

(ALL CHEERING)

BRANDT: I am
honored to present
this medal for valor

to my personal friend,
Captain America!

Captain America!

Captain,
that's your cue!

I thought he'd
be taller.

STEVE: The fifth one
was here in Poland,
right near the Baltic.

And the sixth
one was

about here,
30, 40 miles west
of the Maginot Line.

I just got
a quick look.

Well, nobody's perfect.

STEVE: These are
the weapon factories
we know about.

Sergeant Barnes said
that Hydra shipped

all the parts
to another facility
that isn't on this map.

Agent Carter,
coordinate
with MI6.

I want every Allied
eyeball looking for
that main Hydra base.

What about us?

We are going to set
a fire under Johann
Schmidt's ass.

What do you say,
Rogers? It's your map.

You think you can
wipe Hydra off it?
Yes, sir. I'll need a team.

We're already
putting together
the best men.

With all
due respect,
sir, so am I.

So, let's get
this straight.

We barely got out of
there alive, and you
want us to go back?

Pretty much.

Sounds rather
fun, actually.

(BELCHING)

I'm in.

(DERNIER SPEAKING FRENCH)

(SPEAKING FRENCH)

(LAUGHING)

(CHUCKLING)

We're in.

Hell, I'll always fight.
But you got to do
one thing for me.

What's that?

Open a tab.

(ALL LAUGHING)

MORITA: Well,
that was easy.

Another round.
Where are they putting
all this stuff?

(MEN SINGING)

See? I told you.

They're all idiots.

How about you?

You ready to follow
Captain America into
the jaws of death?

Hell, no.

That little guy from
Brooklyn who was too dumb
not to run away from a fight.

I'm following him.

But you're keeping
the outfit, right?

You know what?

It's kind of
growing on me.

(ALL SINGING)

PEGGY: Captain.
Agent Carter.

Ma'am.

Howard has some
equipment for
you to try.

Tomorrow morning?

Sounds good.

I see your top squad
is prepping for duty.

You don't
like music?

I do, actually.

I might even,
when this is all
over, go dancing.

Then what are
we waiting for?

The right partner.

0800, Captain.

Yes, ma'am.
I'll be there.

I'm invisible.

I'm turning into you.
It's like a horrible dream.

Don't take it so hard.
Maybe she's got a friend.

HOWARD: Emission
signature is unusual.

Alpha and beta
ray neutral.

Though I doubt
Rogers picked
up on that.

Seems harmless
enough.

Hard to see what
all the fuss is about.

Write that down.

Excuse me.
I'm looking
for Mr. Stark.

He's in with
Colonel Phillips.

Of course,
you're welcome
to wait.

I read about
what you did.

Oh, the... Yeah.

Well, that's,
you know.

Just doing what
needed to be done.

Sounded like more
than that. You saved
nearly 400 men.

Really, it's not
a big deal.

Tell that
to their wives.

Uh,

I don't think they
were all married.

You're a hero.

Well, that depends
on the definition,
really.

The women of America,
they owe you their thanks.

And seeing as
they're not here...

Captain!

We're ready for you,
if you're not
otherwise occupied.

Agent Carter, wait.

Looks like finding
a partner wasn't
that hard after all.

Peggy, that's not what
you thought it was.

I don't think anything,
Captain, not one thing.

You always wanted
to be a soldier,
and now you are,

just like
all the rest.

Well, what about
you and Stark?

How do I know
you two haven't
been fondue-ing?

You still don't
know a bloody thing
about women.

HOWARD: Fondue
is just cheese
and bread, my friend.

Really? I didn't
think...
Nor should you, pal.

The moment you think
you know what's going
on in a woman's head

is the moment
your goose is well
and truly cooked.

Me, I concentrate
on work, which
at the moment

is about making sure
you and your men
do not get killed.

Carbon polymer.

Should withstand
your average
German bayonet.

Although Hydra's not
going to attack you
with a pocket knife.

I hear you're
kind of attached.

It's handier than
you might think.

I took the liberty
of coming up with
some options.

This one's fun.

She's been fitted
with electrical relays
that allow you to...

What about this one?
No, no, that's
just a prototype.

What's it made of?
Vibranium.

It's stronger than steel
and a third the weight.

It's completely
vibration absorbent.

How come it's not
standard issue?

That's the rarest
metal on Earth.

What you're holding
there, that's all
we've got.

You quite
finished,
Mr. Stark?

I'm sure
the Captain has some
unfinished business.

What do you think?

(METAL REVERBERATING)

Yes, I think
it works.

I had some ideas
about the uniform.

Whatever you
want, pal.

(GRUNTING)

(WHISTLING)

(LAUGHING)

(PROJECTOR WHIRRING)

(GUNFIRE)

(SCREAMING)

You are failing!

We are close to
an offensive that
will shake the planet,

yet we are
continually delayed

because you cannot
outwit a simpleton
with a shield!

This is hardly my
area of expertise.

I merely developed
the weapons.
I cannot fire them.

Finish your
mission, Doctor,

before the American
finishes his.

MAN: Sir!

I'm sorry,
Herr Schmidt.

We fought to
the last man.

Evidently not.

(LASER FIRING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER
OVER RADIO)

Remember when I made
you ride the Cyclone
at Coney Island?

Yeah, and
I threw up?

This isn't
payback, is it?

Now why would
I do that?

JONES: We were right.
Dr. Zola's on the train.

Hydra dispatcher
gave him permission
to open up the throttle.

Wherever he's going,
they must need him bad.

Let's get going,
because they're
moving like the devil.

We only got about
a 10-second window.

You miss that window,
we're bugs on
a windshield.

Mind the gap.

Better get
moving, bugs!

(DERNIER YELLING
IN FRENCH)

(GUN CHARGING)

Stop him!
Fire again!

(GUN CHARGING)

(GUN FIRING)

(GRUNTING)

I had him
on the ropes.
I know you did.

Get down!

Fire again!

Kill him! Now!

Bucky!

Hang on!

Grab my hand!

No!

(SCREAMING)

(GUN COCKING)

(DOOR OPENING)

(DOOR SHUTTING LOUDLY)

Sit down.

What is this?
Steak.

What is in it?

Cow.

Doctor, do you realize
how difficult it is

to get ahold of
a prime cut like
that out here?

I don't eat meat.

Why not?

It disagrees
with me.

How about cyanide?
Does that give you
the rumbly tummy, too?

Every Hydra agent
that we've tried
to take alive

has crunched a little
pill before we can
stop him. But not you.

So, here is my
brilliant theory.

You want to live.

You're trying
to intimidate me,
Colonel.

I bought you dinner.

"Given the valuable
information he
has provided

"and in exchange for
his full cooperation,

"Dr. Zola is
being remanded
to Switzerland"?

I sent that message
to Washington
this morning,

of course
it was encoded.

You guys haven't broken
those codes, have you?
That would be awkward.

Schmidt will know
this is a lie.

He's going to kill
you anyway, Doc.
You're a liability.

You know more
about Schmidt
than anyone.

And the last guy you
cost us was Captain
Rogers' closest friend,

so I wouldn't count
on the very best
of protection.

It's you or Schmidt.

It's just the hand
you've been dealt.

Schmidt believes he
walks in the footsteps
of the gods.

Hmm.

Only the world itself
will satisfy him.

You do realize
that's nuts, don't you?

What?

The sanity of the plan
is of no consequence.

And why is that?
Because he
can do it!

What's his target?

His target

is everywhere.

Tomorrow,

Hydra will stand
master of the world,

borne to victory
on the wings
of the Valkyrie.

Our enemies' weapons
will be powerless
against us.

If they shoot
down one plane,

hundreds more will
rain fire upon them!

If they cut off
one head,

two more shall
take its place.

Hail Hydra.

Hail Hydra!
Hail Hydra!

Hail Hydra! Hail Hydra!
Hail Hydra! Hail Hydra!

(ALL SHOUTING)

MAN ON RADIO: Blackout is
still in effect throughout
the London area.

Please wait for
the all-clear.

Your attention, please.
All citizens shall remain
indoors until further notice.

Blackout is still in effect
throughout the London area.

Dr. Erskine
said that

the serum
wouldn't just
affect my muscles,

it would affect
my cells.

Create a protective
system of regeneration
and healing.

Which means

I can't get drunk.

Did you know that?

Your metabolism burns
four times faster
than the average person.

He thought it could be
one of the side effects.

It wasn't your fault.

Did you read
the report?
Yes.

Then you know
that's not true.

You did everything
you could.

Did you believe
in your friend?

Did you
respect him?

Then stop
blaming yourself.

Allow Barnes
the dignity
of his choice.

He damn well
must have thought
you were worth it.

I'm going
after Schmidt.

I'm not gonna stop
until all of Hydra
is dead or captured.

You won't
be alone.

Johann Schmidt belongs
in a bughouse.
He thinks he's a god,

and he's willing to blow up
half the world to prove it,

starting with
the USA.

Schmidt's working
with powers beyond
our capabilities.

He gets across
the Atlantic,

he will wipe out
the entire Eastern
Seaboard in an hour.

How much time
we got?

According to my
new best friend,
under 24 hours.

MAN: Where is he now?
Hydra's last
base is here.

In the Alps,
500 feet below
the surface.

MORITA: So what
are we supposed
to do?

I mean, it's not like
we can just knock
on the front door.

STEVE: Why not?

That's exactly what
we're going to do.

(SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING)

SCHMIDT: Arrogance
may not be a uniquely
American trait,

but I must say,
you do it better
than anyone.

But there
are limits

to what even you
can do, Captain.

Or did Erskine
tell you otherwise?

He told me you
were insane.

Ah.

He resented
my genius

and tried to deny
me what was
rightfully mine.

But he gave
you everything.

So,

what made you
so special?

(CHUCKLES)

Nothing.

I'm just a kid
from Brooklyn.

(COUGHING)

I can do this
all day.

Of course
you can,
of course.

But, unfortunately,
I am on a tight
schedule.

So am I.

Rogers! You might
need this!

Thanks!

We're in!
Assault team, go!

Move out!

SOLDIER: Move!

PHILLIPS: Keep
your spacing!

(GASPS)

(EXPLOSION)
(SCREAMING)

HYDRA SOLDIER:
Cut off one head,
two more shall...

Let's go find
two more!

You're late.

Weren't you
about to...
Right.

(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)

Get in!

Keep it steady!
Wait!

Go get him.

I'm not kissing you!

(GRUNTING)

(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

(GRUNTING)

(SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING)

(STEVE GRUNTING)

(LASER CHARGING)

You don't give
up, do you?
Nope!

(GRUNTING)

(SCHMIDT CHOKING)

You could have
the power of the gods!

Yet you wear a flag
on your chest

and think you fight
a battle of nations!

I have seen
the future, Captain!

There are no flags!
Not my future!

(GRUNTING)

What have you done?

No!

(SCREAMING)

STEVE: (ON RADIO) Come in.
This is Captain Rogers.
Do you read me?

Captain Rogers,
what is your...

Steve, is that you?
Are you all right?

Peggy,
Schmidt's dead!

PEGGY: What about
the plane?

That's a little bit
tougher to explain.

Give me your coordinates.
I'll find you a safe
landing site.

There's not gonna
be a safe landing.

But I can try
and force it down.

I'll get Howard
on the line. He'll
know what to do.

There's not
enough time.

This thing's moving too fast
and it's heading for New York.

I got to put her
in the water.

Please, don't do this.
We have time.
We can work it out.

Right now I'm in
the middle of nowhere.

If I wait any longer,
a lot of people
are gonna die.

Peggy,

this is my choice.

Peggy?

PEGGY: I'm here.

I'm gonna need
a rain check
on that dance.

All right.

A week, next Saturday,
at the Stork Club.

You got it.

8:00 on the dot.
Don't you dare be
late. Understood?

You know,
I still don't know
how to dance.

I'll show you how.
Just be there.

We'll have the band
play something slow.

I'd hate to step
on your...

(RADIO STATIC)

Steve?

Steve?

Steve?
(SOBBING)

(WIND HOWLING)

(CROWD CHEERING)

To the Captain.

MAN: Sir?

Take us to
the next grid point.

But there's no
trace of wreckage.

And the energy
signature stops here.

Just keep looking.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON RADIO)

MAN ON RADIO: Curve ball,
high and outside for ball one.

So the Dodgers are tied, 4-4.

And the crowd well knows that
with one swing of his bat,

this fellow's capable
of making it a brand-new
game again.

Just an absolutely
gorgeous day here
at Ebbets Field.

The Phillies have managed
to tie it up at 4-4.

But the Dodgers
have three men on.

Pearson beaned Reiser
in Philadelphia last month.

Wouldn't the youngster
like a hit here
to return the favor?

Pete leans in.
Here's the pitch.

Swung on. A line to the right.
And it gets past Rizzo.

Three runs will score.

Reiser heads to third.
Durocher's going
to wave him in.

Here comes the relay,
but they won't get him.
(DOOR OPENING)

Good morning.

Or should
I say afternoon?

Where am I?

You're in
a recovery room
in New York City.

MAN ON RADIO:
The Dodgers take the lead,
8-4. Oh, Dodgers!

Everyone is
on their feet.

What a game we have
here today, folks.
What a game, indeed.

Where am I really?

I'm afraid
I don't understand.

The game.

It's from May 1941.
I know, 'cause I
was there.

Now, I'm going
to ask you again.

Where am I?

Captain Rogers...
Who are you?

WOMAN: Captain
Rogers, wait!

All agents, code 13!

I repeat.
All agents, code 13!

(CAR HORN HONKING)

MAN: At ease,
soldier!

Look, I'm sorry
about that little
show back there,

but we thought it
best to break it
to you slowly.

Break what?

You've been
asleep, Cap.

For almost 70 years.

You gonna be okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, I just...

I had a date.

(BREATHING HARD)

NICK: Trouble
sleeping?

You're here with
a mission, sir?

I am.

Trying to get me
back in the world?

Trying to save it.

NICK: You think you're
the only hero in the world?

NICK: Gentlemen?

You're up.

Got a mean swing.