Is anyone like me and afraid these recent marvel releases are going to get double-dipped in the new future? Is double-dipping an ancient and tired practice now? The commentaries are welcome additions but beyond that, these releases seem light or is that just me being a greedy consumer? Nowadays the only incentive I have to buy any newly released film is whether or not any of the gimmicky retail exclusives are any prettier and better packaged than the standard release.

*Near. And complaining about the cover art is very much a "seeing the forest for the trees" type of thing these days. It's akin to complain about terrible cgi in films, when the cgi has been terrible for about the last 10 years or so. So, instead of whining about the legitimate terrible cover art, How about focusing on the quality of the film itself, the disc, and the features therein? Shouldn't it be these things that we focus on instead the aggressively superficial need for the cover to look nice? You know, the things behind the cover?

LOL no that whole nonsense drove me crazy, it was too much, i have to care but after a while it lost me. I wish somebody would dream me up a better movie.

matt86 wrote: I loved this and xmen was good but Thor sucked. Also Nolan isn't bad but his films are often needlessly complex and not always the most involving. His films are also too serious sometimes that they forget the fun factor.

A dream within a dream, within a dream, within a dream and possibly within a dream isn't fun?

Captain America, Xmen, First Class and Thor were my favorite superhero movies of the summer. I can't wait to revisit it on Blu ray again. 3 out of 4 thumbs up from comic book movies makes it a great year to be a comic geek.

Captain America Is Better Than Batman Begins An Dark Knight

Best superhero movie of the summer.  Will be getting it on release day...

Too bad the 3D cover wasn't the standard cover. I've always liked that artwork. Will buy on Blu, though. Seems interesting, but what I'm waiting for is "The Avengers" film. I feel all the effort will go to that rather than the characters' individual films.

Not the worst artwork that I've ever seen (*Cough* Hollywood Homicide *Cough*).... but I'm still not digging it. It seems like the top artwork is trying to invoke some sort of "Indiana Jones" nostalgia, yet still manages to miss the mark. The bottom artwork is a lot better, but for some odd reason, I wish they would've left his helmet on.

definitely a good movie! i was surprised at how enjoyable it was.

And Paramount keeps that fugly art for the DVD release and Blu-ray combo pack. Why can't they use that Blu-ray 3D artwork for all three releases?

The more I think about this one, the less I like it. It never quite got me excited about what was happening on the screen, and the overly digital nature of the action was a turn off. Still, Evans did a great job, and some of those Joe Johnston period details were mighty appealing. It made me want a Rocketeer update.

I enjoyed this one.

Hopefully the final artwork for the DVD and Blu-ray combo pack won't be that atrocious art I saw on Amazon. They better use that teaser or final one-sheet artwork.