Hitler should be the Emperor to the Red Skull's Darth Vader
I'd like him to make a physical appearance or two, but I really don't think that he should be a integral role in the movie. Most of his relationship to the Red Skull could be done in flashback or implied by dialog.
[A];17290886 said:If you put Hitler in this movie, you gotta make it dead serious -- you can't have Hitler in a light summer actioner..
[A];17290886 said:If you put Hitler in this movie, you gotta make it dead serious -- you can't have Hitler in a light summer actioner..
The famous cover, as well as the issue it introduced, were created by Jewish writers and artists who hated the man who was slaughtering their families overseas, so his inclusion in itself would take an idiot to be construed as anti-Semitic. However, as mentioned, it isn't necessary to make him a major figure.
Propaganda played a big part in WW2, so is it too far a stretch, to think that cap could come across a captain america comic book featuring this scene and chuckle to himself. I would like to see hitler featured in the film, but i agree about the punching scene might be going a bit far, I would rather see him be responsible for the red skull then have the skull eventually grow disillusioned with the third reich in general and by the end of the film have a confrontation between the skull and hitler. Where skull has focused more of his time on going after cap and less on winning the war.
Certainly! Make Hitler a secondary villain to the Red Skull!
Hitler should be in the movie to about the same capacity as in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. I don't think he should be an actual secondary villain though, because taking a historical person and trying to blend them into a cast of fictional characters seems silly. It'd seem like if they made a superhero out of Abraham Lincoln and then had him join the Justice League.
Actually I would have them meet and recreate the cover of Captain America number one as Cap gives him a knuckle sandwich...but the main villain should be the Skull
I'd want them to be careful to not make it too cheesy...because honestly, the 1940's were a cheesy time, and I certainly do not want everything they did to be recreated today. Some things should not be brought back, and some of the 1940's war propaganda is one of them.
Now, I wouldn't mind if it's done in Inglorious Basterds style, in which Cap is captured but still manages to get a good hit on Hitler (like Brad Pitt's character headbutting Waltz's character), but if Cap is free, and is face to face with Hitler long enough to give him a good punch, then I'm going to be wondering..."why don't you kill the guy?"
I mean, we've established that (in 1940) he's the fastest, quickest, and strongest person in the world, so he should have no problem offing Hitler if he has enough time to punch him.
But, as long as it's done right, I won't mind.