Chris Evans completely shattered his heroic image as the arrogant, sweater-wearing, and foul-mouthed Ransom Drysdale in Rian Johnson's highly acclaimed modern whodunit

Culminating a decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, his portrayal of Steve Rogers leading the fight against Thanos stands as one of the biggest pop-culture events in history 

Widely considered one of Marvel's best films, this political thriller Captain America: Civil War on YouTube redefined the character and highlighted Evans's action chops.

A spectacular, universe-spanning ensemble piece where Evans's Captain America leads a desperate battle to save the universe Avengers: Infinity War

In Bong Joon-ho's post-apocalyptic thriller, Evans proved his range playing Curtis Everett, a hardened, deeply flawed revolutionary leading a revolt on a perpetually moving train

The project that established him as the moral center of the Avengers, perfectly encapsulating Steve Rogers's transition from a scrawny underdog to a patriotic hero Captain America: The First Avenger

A heartfelt, smaller-scale drama where Evans plays Frank Adler, a single man raising his exceptionally gifted niece, which allowed him to show immense emotional depth Gifted

The historic superhero team-up where Evans's Captain America successfully takes charge to defend New York City from an alien invasion The Avengers

A pivotal blockbuster for his character, pitting him against Iron Man in a philosophical and physical clash over superhero accountability Captain America: Civil War

An overlooked but visually stunning sci-fi thriller directed by Danny Boyle, in which Evans plays Mace, a tough and pragmatic engineer Sunshine

Taking on a different kind of heroism, Evans provided the voice for the "real-life" Space Ranger, Buzz Lightyear, in this sci-fi animated origin film