The Falcon and the Winter Soldier begins with a reminder that will loom over the entire series: Captain America is gone. The Debrief Sam Wilson All screenshots via Disney+
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For the series premiere, “New World Order,” we’ll begin by focusing on the series’ titular duo as they carry their own story lines for the first time, before meeting the new Captain America and seeing where everything fits within the context of the greater MCU.
But by highlighting two of Captain America’s longtime sidekicks in a way that gives them the space to explore issues of race and trauma, as well as by granting the spotlight to an actor who too often has had to play the role of a team player, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has the potential to take the MCU to new heights, just like WandaVision before it.Įvery Friday, we’ll recap each of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’s six episodes, with a follow-up on one of its major characters or topics arriving the following Wednesday.
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Though it’s a familiar marketing refrain from TV shows, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier truly feels like it’s a bite-sized feature film, as the MCU repurposes its often generic superhero formula for its still nascent streaming home.
The premiere of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier suggests that showrunner Malcolm Spellman’s new project will provide a much different viewing experience for MCU fans than one that began as a black-and-white domestic sitcom. While it took until the series finale for the recently concluded WandaVision to gravitate toward Marvel’s signature big-budget action scenes, it took only a matter of moments for the newest Disney+ series to dive right into them. You can head over to Reddit for the case against Captain America.Within minutes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’s series premiere, Sam Wilson is soaring past missiles and taking out military helicopters. From what has been hinted, things are only going to get darker. By the way things look, and from what some of the cast and crew have said about the highly anticipated movie, it doesn't seem like it's going to be wrapped up with a nice pretty bow. We'll be waiting to see if Rogers and Stark are able to come together and work towards defeating Thanos in Avengers 4.Īvengers 4 will more than likely be the end of the road for Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr., so it's going to be interesting to see if Steve Rogers and Tony Stark are okay with each other when all is said and done. With that being said, we all know how that worked out for him. The Avengers were a closer group at this time, and Rogers more than likely didn't want everything to implode when so much good was being done. By the time he learns of Bucky Barnes' actions, he's seen Tony Stark go through some issues and how he reacts to things, which isn't always in the most constructive way. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Steve Rogers is bummed on Nick Fury because people lost their lives, which is understandable. The man dedicated to truth and justice realizes that the world isn't always black and white, slowly coming around to understanding Nick Fury's motives. However, this could also just be good storytelling for the arc of Captain America. The wound still ran deep during Infinity War between Rogers and Stark. At the end of Civil War, Stark finds out, and it's not good. The hypocritical stance comes later when Steve Rogers knowingly hides the truth from Tony Stark, which is the same thing that he calls out Nick Fury for. Obviously, it can be argued that Rogers didn't know this important chunk of news at the time he was arguing with Fury. However, this is the same guy that didn't tell Tony Stark that Bucky Barnes killed his parents, which led to a pretty big blowup down the line. Rogers steps on his soapbox, and it's easy to see his point. The Winter Soldier scene in question takes place when Steve Rogers is calling out Nick Fury for withholding secrets from the public and the Avengers, which led to deaths and injuries. Obviously, there are many ways to look at the situation, and this is just for fun, but it certainly looks like there may have been a lack of continuity in the last few installments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Captain America may have waivered on his quest for truth and justice between The Winter Soldier and Civil War, according to a new opinion being floated on social media. One particular scene in The Winter Soldier has fans calling Steve Rogers out for being a hypocrite.
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