Captain America Watches a Batman Movie

How would you feel if you Awakening one morning and found that decades had passed in the world?

As an old popsicle that's been frozen for decades, Steve Rogers' answer was maladaptation, extreme maladaptation, and extreme loneliness.

He first found a weakness in S.H.I.E.L.D.., then rushed out of the building in one breath.

When they arrived on the street, they discovered that the world had changed.

The New York he remembered was definitely not like this! But Awakening, nothing he recognized was there!

But there was nothing he could do but accept it.

The world has changed so much; he's not used to things like cell phones, and he doesn't want to get used to them.

Because he still owes someone a dance.

This made him feel extremely discouraged.

He only wanted to escape, not adapt to the world, because he felt he was still living in the 1940s.

He should have lived in that era, not the new era.

Just then, he saw a huge movie poster on the street.

In the poster, a warrior dressed in black armor looks dignified and solemn.

Below is its text.

Batman: The Dark Knight.

Batman?

Steve Rogers' heart skipped a beat. "Is it the Batman I know?"

He was subtly agitated.

In 1940, Batman comics officially began serialization, and Steve Rogers, who was still very thin at the time, fell in love with the comics.

Because Bruce Wayne, like other detectives, is very intelligent and has an exceptionally sharp mind.

Moreover, Bruce Wayne was also poor, which made him feel a sense of identification.

The original Bruce Wayne wasn't the Batman we know today...

It was this comic that inspired Steve Rogers to persevere, and in 1943, he finally underwent the transformation and became a super soldier.

At that moment, watching the Batman movie felt like stepping back into that war-torn era, as if he were seeing his younger self.

The battlefield was his true world.

So, he went into the movie theater without hesitation.

The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was tracking him immediately informed Nick Fury.

"Chief, the captain has entered the movie theater."

"The movie theater? You guys follow him, or he might get away."

Nick Fury was somewhat puzzled.

But his only concern was that Captain America was trying to escape, after all, the other side was a super soldier.

But in reality, Steve Rogers went straight to the ticket counter when he entered the movie theater.

He glanced around the movie theater and felt a little out of place.

Modern cinemas are far more advanced than those of his time.

The interior space is also enormous, offering a completely different experience.

He doesn't think his era was any better; things are certainly more developed now.

It's just that in this new century, there's no place for this old man.

"Buy a Batman ticket."

He took out the money S.H.I.E.L.D.. had given him and bought a ticket.

Steve wore a hat to prevent others from seeing his face.

Because his statues are everywhere and he has many fans, seeing him would definitely cause a huge stir.

As a living legend, Steve Rogers is extremely uncomfortable.

He also understood that his presence would frighten many people.

People wish for the existence of God, but they wish that God were dead.

If God were alive, people would only be afraid...

Especially since he is a man-made god who has 'died and come back to life,' his influence is enormous, and he can change the America political scene at will.

It's no exaggeration to say that if Steve Rogers were to run for president, he would have an 80% chance of being elected the next president.

Who wouldn't be afraid of this kind of influence?

Therefore, Steve Rogers kept himself very private in order to avoid being discovered.

Although some people saw it, at most they just thought he looked a lot like Captain America.

Upon entering the theater, he found that there were quite a few people watching the movie, with an occupancy rate of over 50%, making the theater quite lively.

He specifically bought a seat in the back row, where there weren't many people around.

But before long, some people started sitting nearby.

He glanced at it and then looked away; it was someone sent by S.H.I.E.L.D..

This kind of being monitored was something he disliked.

But now I have no choice in the matter.

He could only focus his attention on the upcoming movie.

The voices of other people could be heard from time to time.

"I heard there's Superman scene in the Batman post-credits scene!"

What's the Easter egg?

"It's... the last thing to appear."

Shh, the movie's starting.

Everyone was watching the screen intently, including Steve Rogers.

At least in this unfamiliar era, Batman and Superman are the only things he is familiar with.

However, he felt that Superman wasn't as powerful as him...

In his time, Superman was just a bit stronger.

But he soon realized something was wrong.

"No... is this still the Batman I know?"

His eyes widened.

"Batman Dark Knight" truly has that epic feel, especially the scene where Thomas Wayne and his wife are shot, with pearls from their necklace falling to the ground—it's very artistic.

But what happened next left him somewhat bewildered.

Bruce Wayne isn't a poor detective, but a billionaire?

And he's even wearing this Super Suit. Is this what Batman looks like now?

He looked puzzled. No wonder he felt something was off when he looked at the poster earlier.

It turns out that Batman has also changed into someone he doesn't recognize...

He couldn't help but smile wryly, but the plot kept him watching.

Because movies are indeed an excellent form of entertainment nowadays.

Compared to the black and white films of his era, today's films are vividly colored, and the experience on the big screen is excellent, making it feel like you are really there.

In other words, IMAX movies aren't popular yet, otherwise the experience would be even more immersive.

Of course, the ticket price is also higher.

Avatar is also a movie this summer.

In terms of attendance, "The Batman" may not be inferior to it, but the ticket prices are worlds apart.

IMAX has no other advantage than its high price.

The film has a tight plot and excellent casting, especially Scarlett's Catwoman, which drew gasps of admiration.

Besides handsome men and beautiful women, the movie also features some high-tech elements, such as the cool Batmobile and Batman's suit, all of which are perfectly replicated.

Steve Rogers actually enjoyed the feeling; perhaps this form of entertainment wasn't so bad.

And yet, by the end of the movie, not a single person had left.

He stayed out of curiosity.

Then we saw the Easter egg that the movie had specially prepared.

"A generous gift of crabs! Batman really saw Superman fighting; the internet wasn't lying to me."

"That's a brilliant idea! What would Batman do if he saw Superman destroy Metropolis?"

"Is that Superman?"

Steve Rogers' eyes widened.

Superman can only lift a car and toss it around at most, right?

Why is it flying around in the air?

The world had truly become a place he no longer recognized.