Whenever I watch one of the best rom-coms or a great romance movie, I’m always eagerly anticipating the love confession, the climactic moment where the characters finally accept and share their feelings for each other.

Fresh off the success of “Materialists,” Chris Evans is letting his fellow Marvel stalwart Sebastian Stan know that he’s ready to take to the stage, which Stan apparently has been telling Evans he wants to do for years. Evans, though, doubts that the “Thunderbolts*” actor is serious.

Chris Evans talks about going from Captain America to struggling actor John in the new romantic drama with Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal.

Materialists follows a matchmaker named Lucy (Dakota Johnson) as she meets Harry (Pedro Pascal), a rich man who is working to woo her, and runs into John (Chris Evans), a very important person from her past. What follows is a deep and romantic tale about the materialistic things we desire and how they compete with our romantic and human instincts.

Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, Pedro Pascal, Zoe Winters, Marin Ireland, Dasha Nekrasova, Emmy Wheeler, Louisa Jacobson Director: Celine Song Rating: * * * 1/2 Runtime: 116 min. Playwright turned filmmaker Celine Song’s second feature,

Chris Evans admitted that it is 'sad to not be back with the band' filming an 'Avengers' movie while many of his past costars coalesce in London to film 2026's 'Avengers: Doomsday,' years after he gave up playing Captain America after 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame.

It was [the] early 2000s, and it was the movie everybody wanted. I went and had to audition. I sat in this audition roo

And while I'll poke fun at my own romantic tastes, the kicker here seems to be that Poor Chris Evans is not actually a loser. He's a sweetie pie with big dreams of making up for his former failings to the love of his life, Lucy.