Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is about Steve Rogers also known as Captain America (Chris Evans) who is still learning to maneuver his life to today modern life versus his original time period during WWII. Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) who works for SHIELD has been there for Rogers to make sure he has what he needs to be comfortable and adjusted to modern society. Throughout the film, Rogers is trying to defeat the Winter Soldier, who he later finds out is his old time friend Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), from harming many innocent civilians.
The scene I chose was after Fury was attacked and almost killed by SHIELD and the Winter Soldier and went to Roger’s apartment. At the beginning of the film, Fury explained that his grandfather always had trust issues, which lead the audience to believe that he too had trust issues. This is seen in this scene because he is quietly sitting in Rogers living room with the lights off. At the same time, Rogers is talking to his neighbor who later tells him he left his stereo on. Recalling that he never had it on he sneaks into his apartment to later find Fury sitting down peacefully.
The music that is heard at the apartment is from the 40s and the quality sounds like it could be a record playing. The music is diegetic and can be heard in the background as Rogers and Fury secretly discuss the situation. At the moment Rogers has no idea what Fury has gone through and Fury is trying to give Rogers hints by typing on his cell phone two to three words such as “SHIELD IS COMPROMISED”. To me the music did not seem like it matched the situation but it made sense in how it was used as a distraction for anyone who could be listening into their conversation. The music continued to play even after Fury eventually got shot by The Winter Soldier who was on an opposite building from them. While Roger’s apartment was being shot, the music continued, which almost seem like everything was still normal and nothing had occurred. The music continued all throughout the scene up until it no longer was at Roger’s apartment. There was some dialogue after the shots. It was simple but to the point. Fury was telling Rogers to trust no one. At this point there is some confusion of what should be done over the new information Rogers received from Fury that was stored in a USB like device with vital SHIELD information.
In all, the music did not match the action and double crossing. It matched in that it belonged to the time period that Rogers and Bucky were from. It came in only when it was introduced by Rogers neighbor and faded out after Rogers left to find The Winter Soldier.