If you listen close, you can tell its his scream. And what does that tell you? That no matter when, where, or what the Winter Soldier was doing, Bucky was always there, in the background, locked away. Screaming.
I remember Stark watching the life fade from your parents eyes the feeling of standing over there cold lifeless bodies and knowing I accomplished my mission I remember the delight and joy I felt Stark 2:50 now you will join them
I don't understand how this soundtrack got negative reviews. Critics called it "themeless and has overuse of electronic sounds". I think this captures the character of The Winter Soldier PERFECTLY... I really don't understand how people call this the worst score of the MCU when this one is actually memorable.
winter soldier, guardians and iron man 1 have the best scores ever. avengers 1 was okay, but danny elfman and bryan tyler took avengers 2 to a whole new level. just listen to "heroes" or "avengers united" and try not to pump your fist in the air.
"Fun" fact: This piece was made using his scream from when he fell of the train in the first Captain America movie stretched, pitch changed and mechanized, mixed with all sorts of sounds (what sounds like a motorcycle, metal hitting metal, ect.) to create this really chilling piece. I don't know about you guys but this just makes it 100x creepier than it already is.
@@58209 Try what again? I'm pretty sure the writers knew how Tony Stark's parents died before Civil War came out. In Winter Soldier when Cap was talking to Zola he saw a newspaper article where it say Tony's parents died in a car crash.
Exactly what I was thinking. The first half is the sound of his mind being conditioned and broken down and the second half he becomes the ultimate killing machine.
JRinne Films No memorable themes??? Ummmmm...... There's the Winter Soldier's theme. Killmonger's theme. Guardians of the galaxy's theme. Avenger's theme. Ant Man's theme. Wtf
jon_racela_2002 Yes well that kind of my point and I agree with you. What I’m refering to is that I’ve seen many videos online where people complain how marvel doesn’t have memorable themes while there actually are many of them
There are lots and lots of themes in the mcu. This and Killmonger, Avengers and Ant Man's themes are just a few. They are very memorable. The rest? Not so much... But yeah this soundtrack has to be one of my favorite super hero soundtracks ever
The MCU version of a great white shark - cold, unfeeling and empty. Agreed! That made his transformation back into Bucky after the "I'm with you til the end of the line" that much more dramatic. Sebastian Stan made that scene work very effectively just by the look in his eyes as he finally really recognized Steve for who he is. Wish we could have seen more scenes like that with Bucky in Civil War and Avengers 3 and 4.
One thing I absolutely love about this is how the vocalizations at the beginning slowly turn mechanic, symbolizing Bucky's change from a human into a machine. So eerily beautiful and appropriate for the character.
***** I don't think so.....the guy doesn't e1 know what and why he is doing things.....in the comics at some point he realizes this and switches over to the good side and after Steve Roger's death he becomes the new Captain America on Stark's advice. Hopefully this happens in the movies too....the end credits scene in the movie suggested something like that.
Alex C K Doesn't matter, he's still an antagonist. Antagonist doesn't imply being at fault or even being evil, it just means being opposed to the protagonists (who may themselves be evil, depending on the work)
Kia Maria He was programmed by evil to kill. Like X24 in Logan, both were mindless with the desire and will to kill. It could be took as both ways really
lordmegacom being a villain is a choice Bucky/winter soldier: not a villain why he didn’t have a choice when he fell from the train He didn’t have a choice when hydra decided to turn him into a killing machine
I think we deserve a Winter Soldier solo movie. With all those hydra stuff, brainwashing machine,the book and the dark mission given to him. We need to observe more about him. The suffering,the clouds in his head; we need to understand him. He’s one of the best villains and yet he’s not actually a villain
I think it's more ominous if we don't know all of his backstory, and I don't see how someone could make an entire movie about Bucky becoming a Winter Soldier. Plus, I don't want a movie to ruin a cool aspect of a character again like they did with explaining that Nick Fury lost his eye to some cat.
@@Ravona482 it is said that the show got 16+ in the Netherlands which they say is the equivalent to an r rating so we might get to see some dark scenes
"Deserve"? Get a realistic opinion of yourself man. Us marvel fans do nothing but watch what they put out. We're lucky there have been so many productions this far and even more have been planned.
It always baffles me when people say Bucky was the 'villain'. That implies personal motivation, choice, autonomy. Bucky Barnes has none. He's a prisoner of war, brainwashed into total obedience by HYDRA. The level of psychological and physical abuse that he goes through is absolutely heartbreaking. There are several instances in the movie were he's almost childlike, confused and vulnerable. He's a threat yes, but a villain? Hardly. HYDRA is the villain. Pierce is the villain. Bucky Barnes is a victim of torture, brainwashing, and intense abuse. He has been broken down into a tool, and is no more a villain than the guns HYDRA uses. Terms like "anti-hero" and "villain" don't fit because that implies choice. The first choice Bucky made since he fell off that train was to save Steve's life when they fell into the Potomac. Whenever I hear this song, it breaks my heart. People interpret the screams that continue throughout the song as the screams of the Winter Soldier's victims. Frankly, I think it's Bucky himself. The Winter Soldier is an incredibly sad, tortured character. Calling him a villain does him and Sebastian Stan a grave disservice, since it dramatically over-simplifies an incredibly complex character.
Well spoken. Bucky is an amazingly developed character. And when he becomes the soldier. You are forced to see that all die. And nothing is left but his shell, and the metal arm that pulls the trigger.
TrollfestMaghee Early on in the song, that repetitive sound? I guess it can be interpreted in a lot of ways; some hear sirens, others hear screams. I hear a child screaming and interpret it as Bucky screaming, because Bucky's been just whittled down to this very sad, child-like state of vulnerability even while he's this terrifying threat to Steve and Nat. There are a lot of little moments in Sebastian Stan's performance that make Bucky seem childlike as the Winter Soldier, even as he was extremely deadly, and the scene with Pierce...
wee-chlo Sounds like a child whistling/whooing. Like a ghost trapped in a capsule. I had to raise the volume up xD. Yeah it definitely sounds like a child struggling.
Yeah, to me it sounds like a child screaming. And they play that sound EVERY TIME THEY MENTION THE WINTER SOLDIER, so with my interpretation, it makes everything that much more painful...
yeah this movie soundtrack wise was amazing (except for guardians of the galaxy) but I'm more existed about civil war in an actual movie but really every marvel movie is amazing
The screeching noises in the beginning are Bucky his screams from when he fell off the train in the first movie, but edited so it sounds like a robot, to "mention" the fact that he is now partly robotic
Perfectly sums up A) the terror people feel when facing him (Remember, the last thing Natasha was truly afraid of was THE HULK) And B) What it's like to be trapped in that mind...
The Winter Soldier was so goddamn amazing. He was terrifying in his ferocity. He had no sense of self-preservation. He was like a juggernaut, a freight train--he came after you with intensity, with complete focus, with manic energy. He had no magic hammer, no flying suit, no alternate forms----he was just like, a silent menace. Everything about him said menace, even though he had hardly any lines. And yet, when he's not being directed, he was docile, childlike vulnerable. It all came down to that moment when Pierce had no fear in striking him across the face. The Winter Soldier could kill Pierce in fifteen different ways--just with his hands. But he was so broken, so controlled, so much a tool--that Pierce didn't fear him. That is the real tragedy of the Winter Soldier. He was no villain--he was a tool. He was broken down until hardly anything remained. Nothing mattered until given a directive. No choices. No emotions. Numb. Imagining the terrors, horrors, miseries, he must have endured at the hands of Hydra is sickening. Until one day, on a broken highway, a man he used to know said a name he used to be. And that name held so much meaning that it couldn't be completely wiped away but buried deep to protect it. His one last remaining lighthouse, hidden in the fog. Until his best friend managed to light the lamp. And even when they wiped him again and started over---and we see his terror of the chair but his helplessness to obey and allow them to scramble him again--all it took was that name. Uttered by that guy. And it widened the crack. And in the end, he may not even have understood the compulsion--but he dove after Cap into the river and pulled him out. And then, in his confusion, left him there. It's almost just as heartwrenching when he goes to the museum and reads about his own life long after it happened. Not to mention that "man on the bridge" who said the one thing that could pull him out of the Winter Soldier's shell. And he will eventually have to come to terms with the things he's done. Like Bruce is in constant conflict about the Hulk---Bucky will be in constant conflict about the Winter Soldier. How the Winter Soldier and Bucky Barnes were handled in this movie was masterful. I literally, can't wait for Cap 3. I was so hoping there would be a cameo or reference or something in Ultron--but besides the one comment Sam Wilson makes--there's nothing. Sebastian Stan showed everything and told almost nothing. He was truly amazing in this role.
0:15 is confirmed by the russo brothers to be a distorted bucky scream from when he died, they made it sound more mechanical because he's "basically a cyborg"
This is awesome because it really represents how utterly TERRIFYING the Winter Soldier is. Like that bit when he's pursuing Natasha was chilling to the core. This music as he stalks after her, was thrilling but horrifying at once; I have never been so intimidated by a character before until then.
I am prone to anxiety attacks. When I saw this movie for the first time, which was premiere night, I had an acute anxiety attack. He is so intimidating and terrifying. If the Soldier was ever after me, I would just kill myself. I don't think I could ever go through what Steve and Natasha went through.
Wow, I'm so sorry to hear that! Although that's bad and I am sorry that you went through that, it shows just how good the character's portrayal was. He is a very horrifying character. You see, I have a morbid fascination with villains, and I have become obsessed with all kinds of them (from The Joker to Loki, from females to males) and NONE of them have scared me like Bucky did. And for me to also be attracted to Bucky (and of course Sebastian Stan), it was a wild experience to say the least!
Definitely. The crying moaning that sounds like a siren at the beginning is really haunting, and is also an accurate reflection of the Winter Soldier and his oppression as a result of Hydra's involvement with him. For me, the word would be: Haunting.
I know, I love Bucky and the Winter Soldier. The scene where he's having his memory temporally wiped was awesome. You could feel his pain, god what an awesome actor. The costume was perfect as well. So frickin intimidating :)
@@kayamusic5696 they are both scary in different ways. Both though have a common theme, which is the feeling of waiting for something to jump out. Bucky's theme is honestly pure terror compared to the Prowler's.
I get chills hearing this. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is by far the best and darkest film in the MCU. There was no comedy, little humor, fast-paced action scenes, and characters dying in gruesome ways.
TWS must be the darkest MCU movie indeed. One factor might be that it deals with real stuff, like corruption inside an organization, a political thriller as they called it. While there's humor like any Marvel movie, it is mostly overshadowed by the serious plot. And of course, I can't forget about Bucky, from the disturbing things Hydra did to him to this theme.
Love music like this. Henry Jackman really understood what kind of guy The Winter Soldier is. His theme is nightmarish and manic, it works like a charm.
lemme break it down •0:20 is bucky screaming when he falls from the train •0:25 is steve calling out to bucky •1:20 is "im with you till the end of the line •2:23 is him on the motercycle on december 16 1991 (edit: a lot of y’all are saying this could also be the machine thats used on him which could also be true!) •the beats around 4:07 could be him fighting steve and then steve triggering a flashback •6:23 is him jumping into the river to save steve
I dont' get it. Critics didn't like this OST, because of "overuse of electronic sounds". What the hell are they talking about? It's perfect for a character like the Winter Soldier.
+artbargra I don't get it either. This sound track was so intense, the electronic sounds are what made this movies brutal abrasive atmosphere which is something the MCU was sorely lacking. I just hope Civil War follows by example.
+artbargra Exactly. Especially if you think that Winter Soldier is part machine and is fighting his artificially created character with his soul. Music describres the fight of man vs machine
The sounds in this track sound like the screams of souls being tortured in Hell....suitable for Bucky/The Winter Soldier after all he's been through, don't you think?
You know you're a terrifying badass when Black Widow, one of the deadliest and most effective assassins in the world, is terrified of you. This theme helps immensely too.
I think that is what makes the winter soldier so terrifying. He doesn't talk or ambles while the hero sits and tries to get out of handcuffs. He executes his mission with efficiency as fast as possible. And he will use any means necessary to accomplish his end-goal. He truly is a master assassin.....
Just cause it's a nine movie contract doesn't mean he's in 9 movies confirmed; it's mean he's just legally contracted to nine. It means they can put him in up to 9 movies.
Not terribly memorable in any case, at least not like this. Iron Man and GOTG benefited from having licensed songs, and the former was also allowed to have - god forbid - a rock-based soundtrack. But literally all the the rest has just descended into fairly standard orchestral mush. Does it make the films cohesive? Sure. Does anything beyond this stick out as much as say, the instantly recognisable Danny Elfman Batman soundtrack, or the main Batman theme for the Nolan trilogy?
Yeah Marvel chooses pretty Terrible composers.They should get people like Hans Zimmer,John Ottman,Trent Reznor,Marco Beltrami,Harry Gregson Williams,Junkie XL,and personally IMO Steve Jablonsky.The only good composers that they chose were Alan Silvestri,Ramin Djwadi,and Michael Giacchino.
can NOT get over this song. i loved the effect it had in the movie as well. it added to the absolute terror that was the winter soldier. he was fucking brutal compared to all the other villains so far and it was great. so great.
Bucky isn't a villain but rather a victim of abuse. Still, I have to agree about the music! This Winter Soldier theme definitely added to how frighteningly strong he was during his fight scenes, it gives you chills!
I just love that the theme sounds kinda like screams, it gives you chills down your spine when it comes on each time the Winter Soldier comes on screen, and you almost feel like he's just some kind of unstoppable mythical entity... Also, each time I hear it, it's like the "sreams" represented every single of the Winter Solider's victims, which comes back to Civil War's plot, in which that takes a whole other dimension. Man I love this movie.
I kinda always saw the screams as representing Bucky, helplessly screaming inside his own head, while his body is used and abused by Hydra. But, then again, I guess Bucky Barnes is the Winter Soldier's first victim.
I first watched this 7 years ago when I was 10 years old. My appreciation for this film was through the roof and still is. Probably my favorite marvel film.
I love you can hear every little details the wind of the mountains/while Bucky was falling, Steve's scream getting further and further, the mechanic sounds, the motorcycle, and over all the scream and the pain Bucky has gone through. This piece is so well produced even if it creeps me out I can't help but listen to it
Imagine you're a random soldier out on a early morning patrol, there's a thick fog making things hard to see, as you and your squad move on with the patrol it gets thicker and thicker, then there's several gunshots and explosions, you get separated from the squad and you hear them being killed off one by one, then you turn and see HIM the Winter soldier, it's the last thing you ever see.....
+Canadian bajur red hood was trained by batman, however most of batmans methods revolve around not killing and more on causing injury. As well Jason Todd was often described as reckless and a hothead. The winter soldier on the other hand is ruthless and unrelenting and was trained for years to be one of the worlds greatest assassins. As well he has a bionic arm which would make winning a fistfight with him difficult for a normal guy like Jason and if we're going by movie version is also a super soldier. A more even matchup might be death stroke vs winter soldier.
This is probably one of the best character themes used in a Movie since the 90's it actually captures everything that is Bucky and The Winter Soldier. The Scrambled Memories, the Screams of the Buried Horrors trying to surface, the Soviet-like Technological theme and the longer the song goes on the Clearer the Screams become to show how the brainwashing degrades the longer he is out of cold storage. Perfect.
It's nice seeing an action movie that, even for a moment, makes you worry about whether or not the main characters might die. "Whew, the good guys made it. Now they're safe and OH GOD HERE COMES THE WINTER SOLDIER THEY'RE TOTALLY NOT SAFE"
Having real tension in a fight scene is rare anymore, but they pulled it off in cap 2. I mean they foreshadowed Bucky becoming the new Cap when Steve eventually dies by having him wield the shield during the fight on the overpass, so the fact that Steve may and likely will eventually die opened it up for a lot for a good tense action scene.
Derek Wilkinson THANK YOU! I thought I was the only one who noticed that! I assume you're talking about the Fallen Son storyline where Steve dies, Bucky becomes the new Cap, and then Steve returns eventually. I think that Steve will die at the end of Captain America 3 (which may be titled The Fallen Son, who knows?) and Bucky will take over as Cap. The one difference is that Steve won't be returning this time, since Chris Evans has hinted that he would like to move on AND Sebastian Stan has a 9-picture deal with Marvel, meaning they have big plans for him in the future. (Plans that involve him playing Cap.) And yeah, when the Winter Soldier grabbed the shield and fought with it for a moment, I was literally yelling, "FORESHADOWING!" in my mind but to my shock, no one else even seemed to have noticed it?!
LaBellaVita0112 Aww hell naw, have some respect for cap. If Steve's going to die, it will be in Avengers 3 against Thanos. Then Bucky can take up the mantle.
soniaskyfan112 Not really. Chris Evans only had a six movie contract and he's openly stated that after finishing his contract with Marvel, he wants to take a break from acting and start some directing work. Cap 1, The Avengers, Cap 2, The Avengers 2. That's four already. Cap 3 and then The Avengers 3 and he could EASILY die in Cap 3 and then be featured in flashbacks and memories in The Avengers 3. I'm not saying that's 100% what's going to happen---obviously no one knows Marvel's plans---but it could. Especially considering Sebastian Stan has a 9 movie contract and has only done 2 movies so far so he clearly has a big role to play in the future.
I would rather prefer him to reach the end of the "trilogy". Where he will wield Mjolnir against Thanos, it could become one of the most memorable moments in cinema.
If they made a winter soldier movie: Screentime: 90% of the film Number of lines spoken: 10 and it would still be an amazing movie, if they don't screw up the story.
You know, when hearing this song, it starts out eerily calm before suddenly becoming intense. In a way, it really reflects the Winter Soldier's appearances as a whole. He comes from nowhere, makes a show of his assassinations, and then vanishes again, as suddenly as he appeared. It really scares me, to be honest.
It portrays the fear that is felt by his enemies when he manifests before them. Especially that point when he just appears in front of Fury on the road and just blows up his car. He just appears and claims his lives and slips away unseen
The fact that this is made from Bucky's scream just chills me... but at the same time it's comforting. Even though the Winter Soldier had tried to kill and bury Bucky, he's still there. But he's in pain.
@@TheAdvertisement you did in your first comment Sherlock. You said it was Sebastian's voice when the literal composer of the theme confirmed it wasn't. Maybe try to not be so snarky next time
This truly captures the essence of the Winter Soldier. The Winter Soldier is an infamous legend. A myth. A ghost. The Winter Soldier is part machine, part supernatural beast. He's a monster appearing from the smoke, with no remorse or mercy, only an objective. And this perfectly captures his character. The first part is an eerie symphony, representing the ghost, the supernatural myth of The Winter Soldier. The beast appearing in the fog. A thing that is only spoken of in whispers. The halfway point represents the machine. The cold, mechanical, efficient killer. The part that approaches a target, unfeeling and focused on nothing but assassination. Henry Jackman did this film justice with the soundtrack.
Unfortunately we even saw that the winter soldier in the hydra base wasn’t like a killer at all. He was docile, and the scariest part was that this is someone that was broken down in tourture, a machine that can kill you with his hands, and has no care for preserving himself he didn’t even try anything when Pierce decided to strike him
+Viper everyone knows marvel is way better than DC. Batman v superman was terrible and it's on its last leg. The new captain America movie is going to destroy DC, you can't argue against that
the first part of the theme doesn't even sound like music, it sounds like ambiance that makes you feel like you're not alone, like someone is watching you, waiting, planning, and i love it.
I'm so in love with this theme, it's terrorific and intimidating just like the winter soldier. What a great character and Sebastian Stan did an amazing work.
this OST is genuinely disturbing. my heart raced through the whole piece. through the loud heavy beats and unsettling metallic shrieks it really conveyed the terror that is the winter soldier (note I said winter soldier not bucky barnes, they are different people). The winter soldier is by far one of the best characters in the marvel universe: a horrifying, deadly threat looming over our heroes throughout the entire movie. He seems like nothing more than a monster, but then you discover that he is actually bucky, after DECADES of brainwashing and torture and abuse have worn him down. He is a tragic, extremely misunderstood character, and one of the best. I can't wait to see more of him in civil war. Now, gotta go listen to this track again (it's CHILLING. @god, give the composer ALL THE AWARDS for coming up with a track equal parts terrifying and heartbreaking.)
Nope. Jason Todd appears as the red hood (February 2005) one month after bucky appears as the winter soldier (January 2005). Bucky Barnes' first overall appearance is in 1941. Jason Todd's is 1983. Does not precede Bucky in any fashion.
He said in an interview that shooting scenes in that mask is very hard because it makes it a challenge to breathe through it, so we'll probably never see the mask again now that his identity is revealed.
The reveal of him being Buckey took me by complete surprise. The movie pulled a Prince Hans on me. (Something you should totally see coming, but somehow don't)
Winter soldier is probably the best character in the movie. Bucky is literally a killing machine. You can feel the intensity of his manic energy pulsating with every step he makes to attack. He doesn't wound to kill, he simply kills period. This guy invented the kill shot 😂
Can you at least shoot to wound? -A bullet between the eyes is a wound! (-Bucky in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier comic issue #2) I'm sorry, your comment made me think of this conversation :')
HOLY SHIT if you mash this song and Cap's songs together it almost tells the story of the movie HOLY They both crescendo slowly, until TWS's theme over powers Steve's, and Steve's song almost becomes chase music that's playing faintly in the background. Then, the two songs eventually blast as one another loudly as they clash, but Steve's dies down again as TWS's continues to blast, before cutting off abruptly. Then, as Steve's song continues you can hear echos of TWS's theme echoing faintly in the background of Steve's. HOW COOL IS THAT.
oh my gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood its almost perfect
*SPOILERS for CA: TWS.* What I loved about the Winter Soldier was how terrifying and badass and intimidating he was, but how he also had those vulnerable moments where you couldn't help but feel SO bad for the poor guy who pretty much had his memories, personality, and whole life ripped and erased away. He was tough but he was also mind-controlled, so psychologically, it was a very dark and twisted thing to comprehend. He's scary as hell but his story is also sad as hell. Sebastian Stan did amazingly in the role and I can't wait to see where the Winter Soldier/Bucky go from here. Also, this song is just sick. It pretty much portrays the fear his victims would feel when he just shows up out of nowhere. It also might represent how mechanical and empty he is inside his own head (for the moment, anyway, until he regains his memories).
***** Yeah, I already know Crossbones will be Rumlow... I'm interested to see if he'll make an appearance before Captain America: The Fallen Son...but probably not. We'll see.
Yeah. he may not be as "powerful" as Loki, or Red skull or whoever, but Winter Solider definitely is intimidating if nothing else. I loved how they showed him as being SO relentless. Throw everything at him, and it barely slows him down. Was Taskmaster in the movie? I might've missed it. I know we got Cross bones and Batroc (the Leaper) who else was there?
RyoHayasa I didn't catch Taskmaster. But they DID mention Stephen Strange! Did you catch that? When Steve and Natasha were interrogating Jasper Sitwell on the roof and he was babbling on and on about who might be the victims of Zola's algorithm, he mentioned Stephen Strange. So Doctor Strange definitely exists in the MCU now...meaning we may possibly have a Doctor Strange movie on the way!
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If you listen close, you can tell its his scream. And what does that tell you?
That no matter when, where, or what the Winter Soldier was doing, Bucky was always there, in the background, locked away.
Screaming.
Omg I swear this is sooo underrated I have to like it now!
@@lifeisreallyawesome5424 :) thanks
@@RosseRue no problem!! This song kinda makes me cry because it reminds me of how bucky is having a difficult time
no cos now I’m crying thank you
@@LC-ip1cj glad to be of service. Marvel pain is a speciality of mine.
"Do you even remember them?"
"I remember all of them."
Should have replied 'Howard screamed like a b*****'
he did ?
"Daddy screamed REAL GOOD before he died !"
The94Venom that’s messed up
I remember Stark watching the life fade from your parents eyes the feeling of standing over there cold lifeless bodies and knowing I accomplished my mission I remember the delight and joy I felt Stark 2:50 now you will join them
“I had a little calm in Wakanda. And other than that, I just went from one fight to another for 90 years."
I swear my heart broke into shatters when I heard him saying that😭
This is why I hate TH-cam comments.
Stfu we all watched it
@@mattvii9228 why are you so mad...
@@purplechickenkat1686 I got a lot of magic internet points for this comment, and some odd people conflate self worth with these sorts of things.
Hits so hard
Every time he appears in the movie there's that scream noise. Scared me so much.
I KNOW RIGHT
***** WTF
That scratching and screaming noise makes me feel *things* :D I absolutely love it!!
Ellu Vee
that's why i listen to this
***** I KNOW RIGHT & LEFT
I don't understand how this soundtrack got negative reviews. Critics called it "themeless and has overuse of electronic sounds". I think this captures the character of The Winter Soldier PERFECTLY...
I really don't understand how people call this the worst score of the MCU when this one is actually memorable.
People also criticised it being to similiar to Why so Serious from TDK.
winter soldier, guardians and iron man 1 have the best scores ever. avengers 1 was okay, but danny elfman and bryan tyler took avengers 2 to a whole new level. just listen to "heroes" or "avengers united" and try not to pump your fist in the air.
koushik raja - How about the Dark Knight scores? Or Man Of Steel theme?
Critics are stupid
@@koushikraja331 I disagree. Avengers 2 sounds strange, it never gets to feel epic.
"Fun" fact: This piece was made using his scream from when he fell of the train in the first Captain America movie stretched, pitch changed and mechanized, mixed with all sorts of sounds (what sounds like a motorcycle, metal hitting metal, ect.) to create this really chilling piece. I don't know about you guys but this just makes it 100x creepier than it already is.
Motorcycle...…………..because of the mission where he was forced to assassinate Tony Stark's parents.
@@vibraniumshield7383 that movie didn't release for another two years. try again.
@@58209 Try what again? I'm pretty sure the writers knew how Tony Stark's parents died before Civil War came out. In Winter Soldier when Cap was talking to Zola he saw a newspaper article where it say Tony's parents died in a car crash.
Holy shit for real
That's actually......pretty damn terrifying
This is the kind of music that normally plays over someone losing their mind. And it's his theme...
Exactly what I was thinking. The first half is the sound of his mind being conditioned and broken down and the second half he becomes the ultimate killing machine.
Well was brain washed into being hydra's hitman
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Me:**reads this**
My 60+ alters: I mean they’re not wrong-
Also to be fair, his theme is his screaming as he is falling but distorted. So it's kinda like he is screaming on the Inside
who said marvel doesn't do memorable themes? this gives me chills every time
JRinne Films No memorable themes??? Ummmmm...... There's the Winter Soldier's theme. Killmonger's theme. Guardians of the galaxy's theme. Avenger's theme. Ant Man's theme. Wtf
jon_racela_2002 Yes well that kind of my point and I agree with you. What I’m refering to is that I’ve seen many videos online where people complain how marvel doesn’t have memorable themes while there actually are many of them
shame they never reuse a theme in future movie
they reused this song in civil war
There are lots and lots of themes in the mcu. This and Killmonger, Avengers and Ant Man's themes are just a few. They are very memorable. The rest? Not so much... But yeah this soundtrack has to be one of my favorite super hero soundtracks ever
I felt the Winter Soldier was scarier in this movie than Thanos ever was.
No question
Thanos was kind of an idiot to be honest. They shouldn't have changed his motivations from the comics because they made more sense.
You would’ve rather had thanos Simping over death herself rather than him having radical opinions about balance
The MCU version of a great white shark - cold, unfeeling and empty. Agreed! That made his transformation back into Bucky after the "I'm with you til the end of the line" that much more dramatic. Sebastian Stan made that scene work very effectively just by the look in his eyes as he finally really recognized Steve for who he is. Wish we could have seen more scenes like that with Bucky in Civil War and Avengers 3 and 4.
SolarDragon007 he changed his motives because he saw how the universe isn’t grateful for what he did
Can you move your seat up?
No.
+The1975 007R5 "Why didn't you do this earlier ? "
Avxx00 "I hate you"
hahahaha
"If i tear myself in half, don't cpme back for me."
Buck giving rogers confused look
"He's gonna tear himself in half?"
bucky and Sam in a nutshell
One thing I absolutely love about this is how the vocalizations at the beginning slowly turn mechanic, symbolizing Bucky's change from a human into a machine. So eerily beautiful and appropriate for the character.
Also, the play on caps theme. It beautifully captures how they mirror each other.
Wow...
True
Did you know for this theme they used the scream from bucky's fall
That’s amazing
The winter soldier is the only “villain” I’ve ever really been afraid of. That’s also due to the soundtrack.
I'd say he's scarier than Thanos
@@kayamusic5696 mostly due to that gunshot that made me jump during the assassination of nick.
@@imsimplycoldlikethat109 that was no gunshot. That was a fucking cannon that went through nick furry
Cool your jets people we still have a long way to go for the mcu, but for now I agree the winter soldier is currently the scariest mcu villain.
Idk i was terrified of Hela tbh
"bucky was a villain"
no, bucky was a victim.
The Winter Soldier is the villain.
Erik Lehnsherr hydra was the villain...
Erik Lehnsherr He's an antagonist. HYDRA is the main antagonist/villain.
***** I don't think so.....the guy doesn't e1 know what and why he is doing things.....in the comics at some point he realizes this and switches over to the good side and after Steve Roger's death he becomes the new Captain America on Stark's advice.
Hopefully this happens in the movies too....the end credits scene in the movie suggested something like that.
Alex C K Doesn't matter, he's still an antagonist. Antagonist doesn't imply being at fault or even being evil, it just means being opposed to the protagonists (who may themselves be evil, depending on the work)
The Winter Soldier was a villain.
Bucky was not.
The Winter Soldier wasn't a villian either, really. He only did as he was 'programmed' to do, his own personal desires had nothing to do with it.
Kia Maria He was programmed by evil to kill. Like X24 in Logan, both were mindless with the desire and will to kill. It could be took as both ways really
Antagonist, not villain.
lordmegacom being a villain is a choice
Bucky/winter soldier: not a villain why he didn’t have a choice when he fell from the train
He didn’t have a choice when hydra decided to turn him into a killing machine
The winter soldier was a weapon*
I think we deserve a Winter Soldier solo movie. With all those hydra stuff, brainwashing machine,the book and the dark mission given to him. We need to observe more about him. The suffering,the clouds in his head; we need to understand him. He’s one of the best villains and yet he’s not actually a villain
He gets a show with Falcon
@@dutchshark1580 yeah, on Disney+, which basically means none of that darkness of his character is going to be put on screen. such a shame
I think it's more ominous if we don't know all of his backstory, and I don't see how someone could make an entire movie about Bucky becoming a Winter Soldier. Plus, I don't want a movie to ruin a cool aspect of a character again like they did with explaining that Nick Fury lost his eye to some cat.
@@Ravona482 it is said that the show got 16+ in the Netherlands which they say is the equivalent to an r rating so we might get to see some dark scenes
"Deserve"? Get a realistic opinion of yourself man. Us marvel fans do nothing but watch what they put out. We're lucky there have been so many productions this far and even more have been planned.
Sounds I'm hearing:
- screaming
- machinery
- car screening
- kazoo?
- hammer
- my heart breaking
Actually, the car part was really his motorcycle as he was catching up to Tony Stark's parents on the highway.
I literally can picture a Call Of Duty modern warfare / Black Ops mission having this song playing.
@@ImBalucas YES
rat king kazoo, yes, me too
It is screaming it’s Bucky’s scream when he fell off the train, but it’s been distorted heaps and other stuff has happened
This sounds like a horror theme
It is.
Well the actor for Bucky had to scream into the mic and they used his scream as the electronic sound.
This sounds likeThe Body. Check out this band.
@@Rando240 less gooooo
Well to be fair this movie is the scariest movie in the whole franchises
Hearing this theme when Bucky goes into his Winter Soldier/attack mode in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is fantastic.
Right?? I had to pause and scream bc I got so excited 😍😍😍
That was the best scene in the season
@@elizabeth-jaynecollins2157 One of the best
Same I go excited
that soldier is still in there
It always baffles me when people say Bucky was the 'villain'. That implies personal motivation, choice, autonomy. Bucky Barnes has none. He's a prisoner of war, brainwashed into total obedience by HYDRA. The level of psychological and physical abuse that he goes through is absolutely heartbreaking. There are several instances in the movie were he's almost childlike, confused and vulnerable. He's a threat yes, but a villain? Hardly. HYDRA is the villain. Pierce is the villain. Bucky Barnes is a victim of torture, brainwashing, and intense abuse. He has been broken down into a tool, and is no more a villain than the guns HYDRA uses. Terms like "anti-hero" and "villain" don't fit because that implies choice. The first choice Bucky made since he fell off that train was to save Steve's life when they fell into the Potomac.
Whenever I hear this song, it breaks my heart. People interpret the screams that continue throughout the song as the screams of the Winter Soldier's victims. Frankly, I think it's Bucky himself. The Winter Soldier is an incredibly sad, tortured character. Calling him a villain does him and Sebastian Stan a grave disservice, since it dramatically over-simplifies an incredibly complex character.
Well spoken. Bucky is an amazingly developed character. And when he becomes the soldier. You are forced to see that all die. And nothing is left but his shell, and the metal arm that pulls the trigger.
Screams? I didn't notice any screams =o
TrollfestMaghee Early on in the song, that repetitive sound? I guess it can be interpreted in a lot of ways; some hear sirens, others hear screams. I hear a child screaming and interpret it as Bucky screaming, because Bucky's been just whittled down to this very sad, child-like state of vulnerability even while he's this terrifying threat to Steve and Nat. There are a lot of little moments in Sebastian Stan's performance that make Bucky seem childlike as the Winter Soldier, even as he was extremely deadly, and the scene with Pierce...
wee-chlo Sounds like a child whistling/whooing. Like a ghost trapped in a capsule. I had to raise the volume up xD. Yeah it definitely sounds like a child struggling.
Yeah, to me it sounds like a child screaming. And they play that sound EVERY TIME THEY MENTION THE WINTER SOLDIER, so with my interpretation, it makes everything that much more painful...
The Winter Soldier's theme is fucking spooky. It borders on being a slasher villain theme at points.
+DAVID HALL creepy, dude
Hearing this theme again in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier was a pleasing sound to my ears.
I missed it what episode was it?
@Alejandro Morales yeah when Bucky went full winter soldier on them. I was like "Well.... they're dead."
@@fastcar544 the fourth episode I think, it called 'The Powerbroker'
im glad they kept this theme for Bucky in civil war .
yes yes yes I love this shit right here mhm
my friends don't pay attention to the soundtracks much but I was thrilled when this theme came on :')
this song is perfect and fits him really good when he's the winter soldier.
agreed
What part in the movie did it come? I don't remember it in Civil War
+Edward Boesch after he's been brainwashed and sent on his mission. The beginning of the movie.
my god the screeching noises
the atmosphere
everything about this is just good
yeah this movie soundtrack wise was amazing (except for guardians of the galaxy) but I'm more existed about civil war in an actual movie but really every marvel movie is amazing
The screeching noises in the beginning are Bucky his screams from when he fell off the train in the first movie, but edited so it sounds like a robot, to "mention" the fact that he is now partly robotic
I’m scared I mean I’m very scared
so I just found out that this is Bucky's scream from when he fell from the train but distorted and??? why, marvel???
miatra Wait... Really??
miatra well I’ve lost interest in this now
Omg I just read that while hearing it. That gave me fucking chills!
miatra i know omg
miatra That's pretty funny ngl lmao
Perfectly sums up A) the terror people feel when facing him (Remember, the last thing Natasha was truly afraid of was THE HULK)
And B) What it's like to be trapped in that mind...
PERFECTLY said.
The Winter Soldier was so goddamn amazing. He was terrifying in his ferocity. He had no sense of self-preservation. He was like a juggernaut, a freight train--he came after you with intensity, with complete focus, with manic energy. He had no magic hammer, no flying suit, no alternate forms----he was just like, a silent menace.
Everything about him said menace, even though he had hardly any lines.
And yet, when he's not being directed, he was docile, childlike vulnerable. It all came down to that moment when Pierce had no fear in striking him across the face. The Winter Soldier could kill Pierce in fifteen different ways--just with his hands. But he was so broken, so controlled, so much a tool--that Pierce didn't fear him.
That is the real tragedy of the Winter Soldier. He was no villain--he was a tool. He was broken down until hardly anything remained. Nothing mattered until given a directive. No choices. No emotions. Numb. Imagining the terrors, horrors, miseries, he must have endured at the hands of Hydra is sickening.
Until one day, on a broken highway, a man he used to know said a name he used to be. And that name held so much meaning that it couldn't be completely wiped away but buried deep to protect it. His one last remaining lighthouse, hidden in the fog. Until his best friend managed to light the lamp. And even when they wiped him again and started over---and we see his terror of the chair but his helplessness to obey and allow them to scramble him again--all it took was that name. Uttered by that guy. And it widened the crack.
And in the end, he may not even have understood the compulsion--but he dove after Cap into the river and pulled him out. And then, in his confusion, left him there. It's almost just as heartwrenching when he goes to the museum and reads about his own life long after it happened. Not to mention that "man on the bridge" who said the one thing that could pull him out of the Winter Soldier's shell.
And he will eventually have to come to terms with the things he's done. Like Bruce is in constant conflict about the Hulk---Bucky will be in constant conflict about the Winter Soldier.
How the Winter Soldier and Bucky Barnes were handled in this movie was masterful. I literally, can't wait for Cap 3. I was so hoping there would be a cameo or reference or something in Ultron--but besides the one comment Sam Wilson makes--there's nothing. Sebastian Stan showed everything and told almost nothing. He was truly amazing in this role.
sailtheplains Amazing comment, and by the way, The Winter Soldier is in Ant-Man.
Steve Rogers in which scene? i totally missed it.
venktesh rao After credits scene. It's a Marvel movie, dude. Don't leave until the staff kicks you out.
Steve Rogers i was there for the first end credit scene. didn't for the 2nd.
venktesh rao Shame on you. You must always, always stay until all credits are done in a Marvel movie. You have lost a lot over this years :/.
0:15 is confirmed by the russo brothers to be a distorted bucky scream from when he died, they made it sound more mechanical because he's "basically a cyborg"
There's no 'basically' about it. If you have any sort of prosthetic, you are a cyborg by definition.
It reminds me of Quake's theme shouting part (the classic FPS from the 90's, not the comic book character).
Makes it even scarier when u think of it that way
It was confirmed by the composer that it was his own voice not Bucky's
Bucky never died tho
I fell asleep one night with my headphones in. This theme woke me up. I literally thought someone was about to break down my door and kill me.
Iam u must have had an anxiety attack too after waking up listening to this
Did you have it on loop?
I'm laughing sorry💀😭
I'm sorry for laughing. That must have sucked
This is some scary experience.
This is awesome because it really represents how utterly TERRIFYING the Winter Soldier is. Like that bit when he's pursuing Natasha was chilling to the core. This music as he stalks after her, was thrilling but horrifying at once; I have never been so intimidated by a character before until then.
I am prone to anxiety attacks. When I saw this movie for the first time, which was premiere night, I had an acute anxiety attack. He is so intimidating and terrifying. If the Soldier was ever after me, I would just kill myself. I don't think I could ever go through what Steve and Natasha went through.
Wow, I'm so sorry to hear that! Although that's bad and I am sorry that you went through that, it shows just how good the character's portrayal was. He is a very horrifying character. You see, I have a morbid fascination with villains, and I have become obsessed with all kinds of them (from The Joker to Loki, from females to males) and NONE of them have scared me like Bucky did. And for me to also be attracted to Bucky (and of course Sebastian Stan), it was a wild experience to say the least!
DeducingLoki Describe this soundtrack in one word? For me: Loneliness.
Definitely. The crying moaning that sounds like a siren at the beginning is really haunting, and is also an accurate reflection of the Winter Soldier and his oppression as a result of Hydra's involvement with him. For me, the word would be: Haunting.
I know, I love Bucky and the Winter Soldier. The scene where he's having his memory temporally wiped was awesome. You could feel his pain, god what an awesome actor. The costume was perfect as well. So frickin intimidating :)
The Prowler:I have the most scariest theme ever.
The Winter Soldier:Hold my prosthetic arm.
the prowler theme is more cinematic. it gets epic really quickly. this theme is just terrifying
@@kayamusic5696 they are both scary in different ways. Both though have a common theme, which is the feeling of waiting for something to jump out. Bucky's theme is honestly pure terror compared to the Prowler's.
@@rainbowsprinkles3088 couldnt have said it better myself
@@rainbowsprinkles3088 could have said better mys- someone else said it
@@j.d.j9574 you know you can just write your own comment right?? someone had a bad day
I get chills hearing this. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is by far the best and darkest film in the MCU.
There was no comedy, little humor, fast-paced action scenes, and characters dying in gruesome ways.
I would say Infinity War is the darkest now but it's just an opinion
There was still humour
Just wait for Endgame
@@xlnukB0y endgame was a good movie to watch once to bring back the memories of the old movies
TWS must be the darkest MCU movie indeed. One factor might be that it deals with real stuff, like corruption inside an organization, a political thriller as they called it. While there's humor like any Marvel movie, it is mostly overshadowed by the serious plot. And of course, I can't forget about Bucky, from the disturbing things Hydra did to him to this theme.
Love music like this. Henry Jackman really understood what kind of guy The Winter Soldier is. His theme is nightmarish and manic, it works like a charm.
Who’s here after they played this theme in the falcon & the winter soldier episode 3?
yeah😅
Lol made me watch the Winter Soldier again. I dig the military snare and the Bebop style overtones.
I was so pumped when I heard this theme! Buck is a badass!! 🦾
HOW DO YOU KNOWWWWW
They did???
lemme break it down
•0:20 is bucky screaming when he falls from the train
•0:25 is steve calling out to bucky
•1:20 is "im with you till the end of the line
•2:23 is him on the motercycle on december 16 1991 (edit: a lot of y’all are saying this could also be the machine thats used on him which could also be true!)
•the beats around 4:07 could be him fighting steve and then steve triggering a flashback
•6:23 is him jumping into the river to save steve
what have you done.
omg
nightskyjuju pp
OMG I HEAR IT AAHHH
This is both an amazing get disturbing breakdown
I dont' get it. Critics didn't like this OST, because of "overuse of electronic sounds". What the hell are they talking about? It's perfect for a character like the Winter Soldier.
+artbargra I don't get it either. This sound track was so intense, the electronic sounds are what made this movies brutal abrasive atmosphere which is something the MCU was sorely lacking. I just hope Civil War follows by example.
+Austin David My expectations about Civil War are sky high, because it's directed by the same guys. So, I hope it will follow the same line.
+artbargra it will
they would listen to electros theme then😂
+artbargra Exactly. Especially if you think that Winter Soldier is part machine and is fighting his artificially created character with his soul. Music describres the fight of man vs machine
THEY BROUGHT THIS BACK IN THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER
YESSS
I AM JUST AS AHPPY AS YOU ARE
YESSSSSSSSS
It's fucking awesome, i love this theme
NO SHIT! I MUST WATCH THAT SERIES!
This gives me chills...so impending, and threatening, yet completely unassuming, until it's too late, and the Winter Soldier ATTACKS.
ha! Great comment.
I was so glad they used this theme again for Bucky/WS in Civil War. It's literally the perfect theme for him, plus it sounds badass asf.
Grace K indeed
But imagine having a solo Winter Soldier film where the film starts with the audience in Bucky’s perspective as he sees the world spin while he falls
you there man, has the best screenplay idea ever, i would say that is an amazing entry for winter soldier Solo
And the movie ends with him being awakened to kill fury, close up to his face, cut to black because we all know the story from there
And as after credits scene?
@@justarandomartist6502 first time we see him in winter soldier but from his perspective
This is actually a very good idea, not gonna lie.
The sounds in this track sound like the screams of souls being tortured in Hell....suitable for Bucky/The Winter Soldier after all he's been through, don't you think?
+jenna bartley and it's so mechanical.
That too! I honestly love it
this sound track makes me wanna put on some leather and red lipstick and just fuck shit up.
+jenna bartley To me its sounds like screams that are out of breath because they've been screaming so much
+jenna bartley Jackman did use actual recorded human screams for this theme btw
You know you're a terrifying badass when Black Widow, one of the deadliest and most effective assassins in the world, is terrified of you. This theme helps immensely too.
0:25 you can hear steve screamming bucky's name.
A hidden reality, he is no longer Bucky. He is the Winter Soldier. The name, Bucky, is just another word to him.
@@stevewhite4080 damn...
+
i feel liike the people who watch marvel already knows that @@stevewhite4080
omg no…
I think that is what makes the winter soldier so terrifying. He doesn't talk or ambles while the hero sits and tries to get out of handcuffs. He executes his mission with efficiency as fast as possible. And he will use any means necessary to accomplish his end-goal. He truly is a master assassin.....
This theme will probably have an heroic remake for when Bucky return in Infinity War and fight along side Steve.
I hope so!
That will be amazing!
Jesus christ i hope not its bad ass alone
Wow! That would be absolutely amazing
I think Cap's theme with a halo 2 theme esque electric guitar would be sick for that.
The scream is quite symbolic,
Because underneath all that programming, it's still Bucky.
Winter Soldier solo movie NOW
He's Getting One, He Has Nine Movie Contract
Just cause it's a nine movie contract doesn't mean he's in 9 movies confirmed; it's mean he's just legally contracted to nine. It means they can put him in up to 9 movies.
In the 3 that he's had already, his performance is phenomenal!
Source? please dont make shit up and post it on the internet
There's an interview where Sabastian actually states he's contracted for 9 movies. I've seen that interview on youtube.
This is like, the only piece of music I remember from any Marvel movie.
Yeah, marvel needs to seriously step up their game with the music.
Not terribly memorable in any case, at least not like this. Iron Man and GOTG benefited from having licensed songs, and the former was also allowed to have - god forbid - a rock-based soundtrack. But literally all the the rest has just descended into fairly standard orchestral mush. Does it make the films cohesive? Sure. Does anything beyond this stick out as much as say, the instantly recognisable Danny Elfman Batman soundtrack, or the main Batman theme for the Nolan trilogy?
For me, yeah. I recognize all their themes instantly. It's a matter of opinion, don't generalize.
Yeah Marvel chooses pretty Terrible composers.They should get people like Hans Zimmer,John Ottman,Trent Reznor,Marco Beltrami,Harry Gregson Williams,Junkie XL,and personally IMO Steve Jablonsky.The only good composers that they chose were Alan Silvestri,Ramin Djwadi,and Michael Giacchino.
***** Ok let me get this out the way I hate Danny Elfman.Come at me bro.
He's internally screaming while his body and mind are becoming more and more of a machine
It reminds me of Quake's theme shouting part (the classic FPS from the 90's, not the comic book character).
brainwash u mean
can NOT get over this song. i loved the effect it had in the movie as well. it added to the absolute terror that was the winter soldier. he was fucking brutal compared to all the other villains so far and it was great. so great.
Couldn't agree with you more Miss Rose. Sebastian Stan was outstanding playing the role of Winter Soldier.
Bucky isn't a villain but rather a victim of abuse. Still, I have to agree about the music! This Winter Soldier theme definitely added to how frighteningly strong he was during his fight scenes, it gives you chills!
@@RayneClouds winter soldier is a villain. bucky is not.
Winter Soldier is a villain, Bucky is a victim.
Reversed and distorted, his screams are the music that announces his presence to the viewer.
this has got to be the creepiest track ever
Chrysa Souli and the coolest.
Those are bucky’s screams as he falls from the train, reversed and distorted.
@@TheSeaSheperd coolest has to go to prowler in spiderman into the spider verse
@@ah3750 nope this is cooler
Meant to instill fear into the listener.
"Winter Soldier, attack"
Dope scene
"Well done, soldier."
I just love that the theme sounds kinda like screams, it gives you chills down your spine when it comes on each time the Winter Soldier comes on screen, and you almost feel like he's just some kind of unstoppable mythical entity...
Also, each time I hear it, it's like the "sreams" represented every single of the Winter Solider's victims, which comes back to Civil War's plot, in which that takes a whole other dimension.
Man I love this movie.
I kinda always saw the screams as representing Bucky, helplessly screaming inside his own head, while his body is used and abused by Hydra.
But, then again, I guess Bucky Barnes is the Winter Soldier's first victim.
Peperle St-Jacques they are screams, literally. Jackman used real human screams and distorted them.
Wow I didn't know that, that's awesome!
Peperle St-Jacques That's because he is... has he truly been stopped yet?
JoRoWi83 Well Steve kinda did haha! But I agree, the Winter Soldier is a beast!
This song illustrates just how tortured he really is...
I first watched this 7 years ago when I was 10 years old. My appreciation for this film was through the roof and still is. Probably my favorite marvel film.
I also happened to be 10 lmao, still my favorite movie.
I love this movie my 1st favorite mcu movie
"Why didn't you just do that in the first place?"
"I hate you."
"Can you move the seat up?"
"......No."
Kitty Meido he actually said "couldn't have done that earlier?"
"I hate you"
Zion Russell Aye
Was trying to recite it from memory right after I saw in the theater, but hey, thanks for being an insufferable douche.
Kitty who was being a douche? All he did was correct you
fury and natasha look like they're suffering from a bad case of scoliosis back there
+lollkoll lmfao
*snorts water out of nose with laughter*
LMAOO ain’t gotta do them like that
Stolen lol
surfitlive i don’t get it? they’re in the bsck of the poster
I love you can hear every little details the wind of the mountains/while Bucky was falling, Steve's scream getting further and further, the mechanic sounds, the motorcycle, and over all the scream and the pain Bucky has gone through. This piece is so well produced even if it creeps me out I can't help but listen to it
Imagine you're a random soldier out on a early morning patrol, there's a thick fog making things hard to see, as you and your squad move on with the patrol it gets thicker and thicker, then there's several gunshots and explosions, you get separated from the squad and you hear them being killed off one by one, then you turn and see HIM the Winter soldier, it's the last thing you ever see.....
+the emperor piss off DC fanboy
+Canadian bajur red hood is a wimpy teenager
+Canadian bajur red hood was trained by batman, however most of batmans methods revolve around not killing and more on causing injury. As well Jason Todd was often described as reckless and a hothead. The winter soldier on the other hand is ruthless and unrelenting and was trained for years to be one of the worlds greatest assassins. As well he has a bionic arm which would make winning a fistfight with him difficult for a normal guy like Jason and if we're going by movie version is also a super soldier. A more even matchup might be death stroke vs winter soldier.
+Lori Crawford Jason Todd is more-than-human because of the Lazarus Pit. Of course, he's also insane because of it...
+DAVID HALL that, I agree with.
''That wasn't you, You didn't have a choice...''
''Yeah... but I did it...''
“I won’t let you hurt anyone”
“You are free...”
This is probably one of the best character themes used in a Movie since the 90's it actually captures everything that is Bucky and The Winter Soldier. The Scrambled Memories, the Screams of the Buried Horrors trying to surface, the Soviet-like Technological theme and the longer the song goes on the Clearer the Screams become to show how the brainwashing degrades the longer he is out of cold storage.
Perfect.
It's nice seeing an action movie that, even for a moment, makes you worry about whether or not the main characters might die. "Whew, the good guys made it. Now they're safe and OH GOD HERE COMES THE WINTER SOLDIER THEY'RE TOTALLY NOT SAFE"
Having real tension in a fight scene is rare anymore, but they pulled it off in cap 2. I mean they foreshadowed Bucky becoming the new Cap when Steve eventually dies by having him wield the shield during the fight on the overpass, so the fact that Steve may and likely will eventually die opened it up for a lot for a good tense action scene.
Derek Wilkinson THANK YOU! I thought I was the only one who noticed that! I assume you're talking about the Fallen Son storyline where Steve dies, Bucky becomes the new Cap, and then Steve returns eventually. I think that Steve will die at the end of Captain America 3 (which may be titled The Fallen Son, who knows?) and Bucky will take over as Cap. The one difference is that Steve won't be returning this time, since Chris Evans has hinted that he would like to move on AND Sebastian Stan has a 9-picture deal with Marvel, meaning they have big plans for him in the future. (Plans that involve him playing Cap.) And yeah, when the Winter Soldier grabbed the shield and fought with it for a moment, I was literally yelling, "FORESHADOWING!" in my mind but to my shock, no one else even seemed to have noticed it?!
LaBellaVita0112 Aww hell naw, have some respect for cap. If Steve's going to die, it will be in Avengers 3 against Thanos. Then Bucky can take up the mantle.
soniaskyfan112 Not really. Chris Evans only had a six movie contract and he's openly stated that after finishing his contract with Marvel, he wants to take a break from acting and start some directing work. Cap 1, The Avengers, Cap 2, The Avengers 2. That's four already. Cap 3 and then The Avengers 3 and he could EASILY die in Cap 3 and then be featured in flashbacks and memories in The Avengers 3. I'm not saying that's 100% what's going to happen---obviously no one knows Marvel's plans---but it could. Especially considering Sebastian Stan has a 9 movie contract and has only done 2 movies so far so he clearly has a big role to play in the future.
I would rather prefer him to reach the end of the "trilogy". Where he will wield Mjolnir against Thanos, it could become one of the most memorable moments in cinema.
If they made a winter soldier movie:
Screentime: 90% of the film
Number of lines spoken: 10
and it would still be an amazing movie, if they don't screw up the story.
That would basically be an adaptation of the comic “Winter Soldier: The Bitter March.”
You're just describing John Wick
He's strong...he's fast...had a metal arm.
"You have a metal arm, that is cool dude"-Spider-Man 2016
@@kkennynguyenn those webs coming out of you ?
Jesus, those moments when the prolonged note melts into this screaming noise... creepy af
4:56 my fav part. That horn is so badass
You know, when hearing this song, it starts out eerily calm before suddenly becoming intense. In a way, it really reflects the Winter Soldier's appearances as a whole. He comes from nowhere, makes a show of his assassinations, and then vanishes again, as suddenly as he appeared.
It really scares me, to be honest.
this film was better than the avengers in my opinion
This film and Days of Future Past IMO annihilated the Avengers
the avengers really wasnt a great one in my opinion... there are definitely better movies than the avengers i must say..
Totally agree. Winter soldier, Days of future past, Guardians of the galaxy... All better than Avengers.
I completely agree, don't get me wrong I love the Avengers but I can't watch it over and over again. With the Winter soldier I can
I agree so much I can say it is a fact.
Imagine alone in the dark woods and this theme plays....
Just runnnn
I would jump and run as fast as I can. While freaking out of course 😭
I'd freak out and go insane like bro😭
I would just control him and me and him take the whole city by night
"Who the hell is Bucky?"
It portrays the fear that is felt by his enemies when he manifests before them. Especially that point when he just appears in front of Fury on the road and just blows up his car. He just appears and claims his lives and slips away unseen
The metal sounds are like Bucky's slamming his metal arm on the floor.
or on his target...
Or Captain America’s shield
Or on your door...right now...
@@aaronmueller1560 *OH FU-*
@@aaronmueller1560 LMAOOO PLS IM SCARED NOW
The fact that this is made from Bucky's scream just chills me... but at the same time it's comforting. Even though the Winter Soldier had tried to kill and bury Bucky, he's still there. But he's in pain.
It's not though
@@alexsolimani It is though
@@TheAdvertisement no it's Henry Jackman's the composer he said so himself
@@alexsolimani no shit Sherlock you act like Bucky Barnes is real.
@@TheAdvertisement you did in your first comment Sherlock. You said it was Sebastian's voice when the literal composer of the theme confirmed it wasn't. Maybe try to not be so snarky next time
This truly captures the essence of the Winter Soldier. The Winter Soldier is an infamous legend. A myth. A ghost.
The Winter Soldier is part machine, part supernatural beast. He's a monster appearing from the smoke, with no remorse or mercy, only an objective.
And this perfectly captures his character. The first part is an eerie symphony, representing the ghost, the supernatural myth of The Winter Soldier. The beast appearing in the fog. A thing that is only spoken of in whispers.
The halfway point represents the machine. The cold, mechanical, efficient killer. The part that approaches a target, unfeeling and focused on nothing but assassination.
Henry Jackman did this film justice with the soundtrack.
Holy Shit
What a poem
Unfortunately we even saw that the winter soldier in the hydra base wasn’t like a killer at all. He was docile, and the scariest part was that this is someone that was broken down in tourture, a machine that can kill you with his hands, and has no care for preserving himself he didn’t even try anything when Pierce decided to strike him
I love the sound at 4:57 I call it "the duck noise"
Chris Westergaard Angry duck is angry.
Thanks to you everytime I hear it I'll find myself laughing.
My work here is done. :)
QQUUUUUAAAAAAAAAK!
QUACK QUACK!!
You know why you're here again.
Yeah. The same reason why you're here too
I’ve been listening to this nonstop
Mission Report, December 16....1991
@@wendynhleko3405 Someone's goin to die.
Ominous!
Sounds like...the musical representation of brain washing. I love it!
Dive Kick ikr
One of the best fucking comic book hero soundtracks ever.
+Ozan Young After Man Of Steel.
dunginmaster4 Disgrace
DiamondAppleGod Hahaha, look at these 9 year old butthurt fanboys.
+Viper everyone knows marvel is way better than DC. Batman v superman was terrible and it's on its last leg. The new captain America movie is going to destroy DC, you can't argue against that
DiamondAppleGod BvS is the number one highest grossing superhero movie ever.
Anyone else love the return of this theme in Falcon and the Winter Soldier?
Scarier than usual for a blockbuster and a Marvel movie.
This track is so haunting I absolutely love it
the first part of the theme doesn't even sound like music, it sounds like ambiance that makes you feel like you're not alone, like someone is watching you, waiting, planning, and i love it.
that ambient noise is made from the audio of bucky screaming when he fell which just adds to that feeling
I'm so in love with this theme, it's terrorific and intimidating just like the winter soldier. What a great character and Sebastian Stan did an amazing work.
The Winter Soldier makes Terminators shit their pants.
dk2k1 But... they're cybernetic organisms; living tissue over metal endoskeleton...
... They... they don't *shit*...
CatMaster90001
Doesn't stop the Winter Soldier.
dk2k1 Well, I never said it did... X3
CatMaster90001
Good point.
dk2k1 And now I have an image of an unarmed T-800 shitting, with the Winter Soldier running away from it.
Scary fact :
Bucky's theme is actually him screaming himself to death.
this OST is genuinely disturbing. my heart raced through the whole piece. through the loud heavy beats and unsettling metallic shrieks it really conveyed the terror that is the winter soldier (note I said winter soldier not bucky barnes, they are different people).
The winter soldier is by far one of the best characters in the marvel universe: a horrifying, deadly threat looming over our heroes throughout the entire movie. He seems like nothing more than a monster, but then you discover that he is actually bucky, after DECADES of brainwashing and torture and abuse have worn him down. He is a tragic, extremely misunderstood character, and one of the best. I can't wait to see more of him in civil war. Now, gotta go listen to this track again (it's CHILLING. @god, give the composer ALL THE AWARDS for coming up with a track equal parts terrifying and heartbreaking.)
+Captain Levi But he's a rip-off of Red Hood A.K.A. Jason Todd.
Nope. Jason Todd appears as the red hood (February 2005) one month after bucky appears as the winter soldier (January 2005).
Bucky Barnes' first overall appearance is in 1941. Jason Todd's is 1983. Does not precede Bucky in any fashion.
Bucky should wear that mask all the time, makes him way more badass
+Prime Mask and that wild hair...so formidable...
and that black makeup, too.
He said in an interview that shooting scenes in that mask is very hard because it makes it a challenge to breathe through it, so we'll probably never see the mask again now that his identity is revealed.
Ikr, I missed it a little
I agree
Tony Stark: "Do you ever remember them?"
Bucky Barnes: "I remember all of them."
This music just emphasizes the mental torture and pain that Bucky endured for years and years. It actually disturbs me, it's such a brilliant track.
To be completely honest, Bucky is my favorite superhero.
+Bramble Berry Same, I really happy hes going to be a pivotal part of civil war.
+Austin David I know right. :)
Bucky??? Hahahaha es una mierda
So glad they used this theme once again in falcon and the winter soldier
The reveal of him being Buckey took me by complete surprise. The movie pulled a Prince Hans on me. (Something you should totally see coming, but somehow don't)
"Ready to comply" -Winter Soldier.
once he said that I'm like, welp, better get ya boy Cap
It's... disturbingly... _beautiful._
Winter soldier is probably the best character in the movie. Bucky is literally a killing machine. You can feel the intensity of his manic energy pulsating with every step he makes to attack. He doesn't wound to kill, he simply kills period. This guy invented the kill shot 😂
Bucky was not a killing machine.
The Winter Soldier was.
@@ohno9778 well said 👍
Can you at least shoot to wound? -A bullet between the eyes is a wound! (-Bucky in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier comic issue #2) I'm sorry, your comment made me think of this conversation :')
HOLY SHIT if you mash this song and Cap's songs together it almost tells the story of the movie HOLY
They both crescendo slowly, until TWS's theme over powers Steve's, and Steve's song almost becomes chase music that's playing faintly in the background. Then, the two songs eventually blast as one another loudly as they clash, but Steve's dies down again as TWS's continues to blast, before cutting off abruptly. Then, as Steve's song continues you can hear echos of TWS's theme echoing faintly in the background of Steve's.
HOW COOL IS THAT.
oh my gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood its almost perfect
This is actually Bucky screaming during “The First Avenger” distorted to resemble a mechanical sound. Listen closely
Bucky Barnes- The world's oldest POW.
+Avenge Marvel World's Longest Held POW too.
*SPOILERS for CA: TWS.*
What I loved about the Winter Soldier was how terrifying and badass and intimidating he was, but how he also had those vulnerable moments where you couldn't help but feel SO bad for the poor guy who pretty much had his memories, personality, and whole life ripped and erased away. He was tough but he was also mind-controlled, so psychologically, it was a very dark and twisted thing to comprehend. He's scary as hell but his story is also sad as hell. Sebastian Stan did amazingly in the role and I can't wait to see where the Winter Soldier/Bucky go from here. Also, this song is just sick. It pretty much portrays the fear his victims would feel when he just shows up out of nowhere. It also might represent how mechanical and empty he is inside his own head (for the moment, anyway, until he regains his memories).
I'm totally on a similar opinion, pal. (Y)
Yep, this song pretty much captures the Winter Soldier's existence in a single word.
Wrong.
***** Yeah, I already know Crossbones will be Rumlow... I'm interested to see if he'll make an appearance before Captain America: The Fallen Son...but probably not. We'll see.
Yeah. he may not be as "powerful" as Loki, or Red skull or whoever, but Winter Solider definitely is intimidating if nothing else. I loved how they showed him as being SO relentless. Throw everything at him, and it barely slows him down. Was Taskmaster in the movie? I might've missed it. I know we got Cross bones and Batroc (the Leaper) who else was there?
RyoHayasa I didn't catch Taskmaster. But they DID mention Stephen Strange! Did you catch that? When Steve and Natasha were interrogating Jasper Sitwell on the roof and he was babbling on and on about who might be the victims of Zola's algorithm, he mentioned Stephen Strange. So Doctor Strange definitely exists in the MCU now...meaning we may possibly have a Doctor Strange movie on the way!
Good to see a lil knife flip from Bucky again
Yeah, Bucky is the coolest MCU character so far, IMO.
I'll take your word for having the SA-X as your pfp. And because of course, you're right.
"Coolest", "Winter Soldier".
I see what you did there.
I just found a guy with the same profil pic! :O