First Look: ‘Captain America’ trailer
UPDATE: We promised a cleaner version, and here it is, fresh from our friends at Paramount.
Captain America: The First Avenger opens July 22.
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F**k! I’m there.
Looks good. Is that the Howlers? Sure looks like Dum Dum…
…and, if it is the Howlers … who’s their ramrod?