Captain America: The First Avenger

[Bobby]

Ultron is also Ant-Man's son. Ant-Man created him.

[durendal]

Kang does serve as a bigger foe the Avengers ever had, but I find a time traveler difficult to fit into the franchise. But then again, they managed to merge technology with magic, so who knows. But since Hydra wasn't exactly explored in the Cap movie, maybe they'll make an appearance in the Avengers as the main adversary (aside from the obvious Loki). Maybe the Strategic Scientific Reserve is a precursor to the Strategic Hazard Intervention Espionage Logistic Directive. And maybe AIM was a branch that was derived from the remnants of Hydra. Who knows, the possibilities are endless. But I do know that there's going to be a LOT of easter eggs in the movie.

I've also heard that they'll be making a sequel to Cap. (I certainly hope it's true) Perhaps this would explore his exploits with the current government and how he deals with it's contradiction to his patriotism. I'd really love to see Cap's dilemma in his moral upbringing as opposed to his sense of duty. How he perceives a gray area in his black and white perspective.

[xfool]

its pretty good but I find it hard to believe that with all the advanced technologies they learned from Hydra they cant find where that freaking plane crashed for over 50 years!

[Salkafar]

its pretty good but I find it hard to believe that with all the advanced technologies they learned from Hydra they cant find where that freaking plane crashed for over 50 years!

That's actually a very good question. They could probably recover the plotted course from somewhere inside that base - it didn't blow up, after all. After that it was just a matter of flying over it. A plane that big...

I wonder where it crashed, however. Greenland seems the most obvious answer, but...

There would be no reason for the Skull to fly over any land mass once he had passed the British isles.

[Bobby]

I think it said Alaska.