I particularly enjoy this middle scene of Captain America: The First Avenger, where he's been turned into the centerpiece of a USO / Bond-Raising campaign. Not only is the imagery perfect, but the song is particularly clever (not to mention ear-wormy):
Who’s strong and brave,
Here to save
The American Way?
Who vows to fight
Like a man for what’s right
Night and day?
Who will campaign door-to-door
For America,
Carry the flag shore-to-shore
For America?
From Hoboken to Spokane,
The Star Spangled Man
With a Plan!
We can’t ignore
There’s a threat and a war
We must win!
Who’ll hang a noose
On the goose-
Stepping goons from Berlin?
Who will redeem,
Heed the call
For America,
Who’ll rise or fall,
Give his all
For America?
Who’s here to prove that we can?
The Star Spangled Man
With a Plan!
Stalwart and steady
And true,
… See how this guy can shoot,
… We tell ya, there’s no substitute!
Forceful and ready to defend the
Red, White, and Blue!
Who’ll give the Ax-
-is the sack,
And is smart as a fox?
… Far as an eagle will soar!
Who’s making A-
-dolph afraid
To step out of his box?
… He knows what we’re fighting for!
Who waked the giant that napped
In America?
We know it’s no-one but Cap-
-tain America!
Who’ll finish what they began?
Who’ll kick the Krauts to Japan?
The Star Spangled Man
With a Plan!
… Who’s strong and brave,
… here to save
… the American Way?
(Music by Alan Menken; lyrics by David Zippel)
I love an inspired rhyme. "From Hoboken to Spokane" is an inspired rhyme for the chorus.
"Noose" and "goose[stepping]" are pretty nifty, too.