I found this movie very entertaining. The president (Harrison Ford) is the character Thaddeus Ross, who had a thing against the Hulk. This seems to still influence him, as his daughter, Betty Ross (Liv Tyler) avoids him as a result, and he is trying to prove that he has changed.
The part of the movie which is a bit confusing as an island has appeared with a new mineral more precious than vibranium. The show starts with Falcon/Captain America (Anthony Mackie) and Joaquin Torres (Danny Ramirez) recovering it. As a result they are invited to the Whitehouse. Isaiah Bradley (Carl Lumbley) the African American who was not accepted as a super hero but incarcerated for 30 years for experimentation by Ross, attends with them.
At the reception, Bradley, along with five other attendees start shooting at the president; however they do not kill him. They are all arrested. The President had asked Captain America to reform the Avengers, but withdraws the offer and doesn't want anything to do with Captain America. Ruth Bat-Seraph (Shira Haas) portrays the secret service agent assigned to resolve the assassination attempt. She is a former Black Widow.
Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson) is the man behind all the bad stuff happening, including mind control and use of the super-human serum. He almost brings the U.S. and Japan to war fighting over the new mineral. When things to be almost resolved; they are not. We are introduced to a new Hulk and Captain America has met his match.
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