Marvel: Captain America The Winter Solider

Not really gonna talk much about the film itself but I want to note about the starting sequence of the film that takes place on a ship. Now watching the scene can show the audience how powerful Cap is but as a film maker its nice to see the little camera movements that show the action Cap is doing even if its off screen / out of frame. The part I'm referencing here is where cap goes to take down a guard with a chock which he takes the guard to the ground, at this point the camera only shows part of caps head while his body and the guard are obstructed by a pipe, even though this is happening the camera makes a little motion down to show the guard falling to the floor. And there are plenty of other little camera movement throughout this scene two all showing movement or impact of a hit. Which for me, tells me that movement isn't just conveyed by a subject moving or a pan/track with a camera, it can be much more subtle movements which adds to a scene.