This picture is worth a thousand words. Thank YOU, for restoring my Faith in Humanity.

This picture is worth a thousand words.

Thank YOU, for restoring my Faith in Humanity.

I remember how there was an outcry when the casting for Captain America was revealed back in 2010. It became an issue that Chris Evans was cast as Captain America, when he also had the role of Johnny Storm (The Human Torch) under his belt. Fanboys were also outraged that Evans wasn’t mature enough.. that he couldn’t fully embody the spirit of the Captain. Nobody really understood why Director Joe Johnston was so keen on getting Evans for the role. People kept dissing Marvel Studios and claiming that it was a poor casting choice, and that the movie would tank. But Johnston had faith—faith that Evans could pull it off and bring Captain America to life (even if Evans didn’t believe at first that he could do it). Looking back, it all seems so silly now. Captain America: The First Avenger beat all expectations and dominated over Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 for the #1 spot in the Box Office, just a week after the Potter film was released. More recently, The Avengers shattered Box Office records by becoming the very first film to reach the $200 million dollar mark on Opening Weekend in the U.S. and reached $641 million dollars worldwide in just 12 days. Guess who became one of the favorite and most talked about actors in that movie? Yeap, Chris Evans.  Sometimes, a little faith can go a long way. Chris Evans did such a great job portraying Captain America, that people like me who used to dislike the character ended up liking and respecting him and what he stood for. Thank you, Joe Johnston for keeping the faith. === Project 25: Day 4 It’s all about keeping the faith.

I remember how there was an outcry when the casting for Captain America was revealed back in 2010. It became an issue that Chris Evans was cast as Captain America, when he also had the role of Johnny Storm (The Human Torch) under his belt. Fanboys were also outraged that Evans wasn’t mature enough.. that he couldn’t fully embody the spirit of the Captain.

Nobody really understood why Director Joe Johnston was so keen on getting Evans for the role. People kept dissing Marvel Studios and claiming that it was a poor casting choice, and that the movie would tank. But Johnston had faith—faith that Evans could pull it off and bring Captain America to life (even if Evans didn’t believe at first that he could do it).

Looking back, it all seems so silly now. Captain America: The First Avenger beat all expectations and dominated over Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 for the #1 spot in the Box Office, just a week after the Potter film was released.

More recently, The Avengers shattered Box Office records by becoming the very first film to reach the $200 million dollar mark on Opening Weekend in the U.S. and reached $641 million dollars worldwide in just 12 days. Guess who became one of the favorite and most talked about actors in that movie? Yeap, Chris Evans. 

Sometimes, a little faith can go a long way. Chris Evans did such a great job portraying Captain America, that people like me who used to dislike the character ended up liking and respecting him and what he stood for.

Thank you, Joe Johnston for keeping the faith.


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Project 25: Day 4

It’s all about keeping the faith.

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