You don't have to be great to do good things.

Too often we prevent ourselves from doing good because we are not in fact good ourselves, but if I learned one thing from this film, it's that the wrong people at the right time can be the right people, in specific contexts.

What we need right now is not heroes, nor saints, we just need sinners who are willing to do the right thing. Whether out of self-preservation or true…

Remember when this was peak fiction? Guess what, America, it's closer than you think.

In this outing, Cap, the representative of a patriotic American, is shaken to his core to find out his government is not what he thought. Suddenly his eyes are opened to the absolute corruption of the perception of absolute power, and he was nearly blinded like Saul on the road to Damascus.

Do you trust your leaders? Do the ends justify the means? Steve didn't think…

Finally, cinema.

In a world of AI creations and cookie-cutter sequels, this truly made an impact. Seeing this epic play out on the big screen was an experience I'll never forget. This isn't just cinema, it's prophecy.

Watch out! We are heading towards a revolution of Titan proportions, and when that happens it won't be the hero that gets the power, it'll be an idiot who does what they want for their friends. This is how it always plays out.…

The American Dream™ now in iMax.

From a corporation that force-feeds ultra-processed entertainment to the world comes a rags to riches story that gives the audience the treat of seeing someone get everything they want by simply being better, naturally. This is what the people want: a hero who begrudgingly takes on their hero status and in fact gets everything they want without so much a scratch (or a scar...) to show for it.

From one of the richest companies…