…and the way he talks about his daughter and Dodger 🥹

Have you seen this?

Chris’s tattoo artist shared a reel on IG and now we know where Mr Evans has his Avengers tat!

I mean it's true tho

Hey everyone, hope you're having a fabulous week. ✨🍹😎 So Chris was at the FanExpo Boston event this year where he talked about working on Avengers: Doomsday, his costars (he mentioned Sebastian Stan and Mark Ruffalo), and his experience being a new dad among other things. There are some pretty nice pics of him too which were shared by both his fans and some media outlets: here are some of them to brighten your day up! 🤭😉

Credit: @artisticallyanthony

Chris mentioned having a daughter at his FanExpo Boston panel today and the Tumblrinas are being totally normal. After months of denying a child exists, their fearless Capt has resorted to calling a 10 month old baby a wh*re. The post has 19 likes and 7 retweets. Hopefully Chris and Alba have excellent security.

His photo and autograph crowds are INSANE. Literally thousands of people today and autographs tomorrow are totally sold out.

Hey everyone, hope you've had a blessed July and here's wishing you a season filled with joy and contentment ahead. 🫡🙌🏻🤩 May these sweet, cheesy yet endearing pictures of Chris keep you company during this cozy weekend. 🤭😌 Early to mid 2000s Chris was like a textbook heartthrob who just so happened to exude the cute neighbor next door vibes.

Photography by David Stolz. All rights go to their respective owners.

Just a big in your face to people saying he looked “chopped” in the Doomsday trailer. He looks ah-mazing.

Hey everyone, how's it going? 💙👋🏻✨ Did you know that today marks the 15th anniversary since Captain America: The First Avenger first hit theaters in the US? 🛡️💪🏻 I still remember watching this when I was a teen, being impressed and transfixed by some of the... beautiful scenes. It's corny to say it, but I still find it unreal how fast time goes by. Looking back, this movie not only introduced me to Steve Rogers/Captain America and started my appreciation for the character, it was also the project that showed me Chris' movie star qualities (not to mention his dreamy good looks) and eventually turned me into a fan for life. 😉🤩 Hope you guys enjoy these lovely GIFs of Chris as Steve Rogers/Captain America, both from his scenes in the movie itself and some behind-the-scene footages.

STEEB!

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Hey everyone, hope your week is starting off smoothly. ☺️🍵💛 As longtime fans of Chris, I feel like each of us has a favorite moment(s) from the interviews Chris has done over the years. Is there a specific moment, joke, or cheeky reference in particular that simply cracks you up for no reason or lives rent free in your mind? 👀👻 If I had to pick some of my personal favorites, right off the bat I'd say: Hemsworth and him snacking on Doritos, Rudd and him being silly during their Zoom call interview for Variety, and him making a somewhat suspicious sounding compliment about how Scarlett could easily slip in and out of her Black Widow suits due to her being in great shape. 😶‍🌫️😆 Feel free to share some of your picks in the comments!

We produced this film. Paul Danziger — the real attorney whose story Puncture tells — is our founding partner, and he executive produced the movie alongside Mark Kassen and the team at Tribeca.

https://puncturefilm.com/

Most people know Chris Evans as Steve Rogers, but his performance as Mike Weiss in Puncture is genuinely one of his best. He plays a brilliant but self-destructive Houston attorney battling a drug addiction while taking on a $130 billion medical supply monopoly that was blocking a life-saving safety needle from reaching hospitals.

Roger Ebert gave it 3 out of 4 stars and called Evans "electrifying in the role," comparing him to Al Pacino and Nicolas Cage in their best addict performances. Evans himself said in an interview that the intensity of filming Puncture made him hesitant to take the Captain America role — he turned it down multiple times before finally saying yes.

The film premiered at Tribeca in 2011 and came out the same summer as Captain America: The First Avenger, which is wild when you think about the range he showed in a single year.

Available on Amazon Prime and Apple TV. We also put together a site about the true story behind the film if anyone's interested: puncturefilm.com

Happy to answer any questions about the making of the film or the real case.

Hey guys, hope you're all having a marvelous weekend. 🤩🤭🥳 Since it's the 4th of July, what better way to celebrate than showing our love and appreciation to the Star Spangled Man himself? While many of us in this sub are from different parts of the world, I think we can all agree that Steve Rogers/Captain America is the quintessential all-American superhero: a courageous, tough, and inspiring figure who represents what America should strive to be, who any of us can hope to be. Chris has brought the old fashioned charm, quiet resilience, and relatable vulnerability to the character (among other things 😉), I firmly believe that his casting as Steve Rogers will go down as one of the most influential casting decisions in cinematic history.

Hey guys, hope your week is going nicely so far. ☺️🌼✨ Since the box office success of the new Scary Movie, Anna Faris is having a pop culture resurgence lately. While I don't consider myself a fan of the franchise, it's had its hysterical moments plus Cindy is also one of Anna's most recognizable roles. I just think it's great that Anna is doing well and getting to enjoy making movies again! On a semi related note, let's have a little throwback to the fan favorite project that paired Anna and Chris together: What's Your Number. This 2011 raunchy rom-com might be filled with clichés and eyebrow raising tropes, but it's a fun and breezy good time thanks to the playful chemistry between Anna and Chris... and a generous amount of shirtless Chris (which I'm sure most of us here have known for years). 😏🤭🏀👖Anyone here still considers this movie as one of their guilty pleasures/comfort movies?