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Hey you guys have got to react to the shows because the TV shows connect to the movies Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D , What If?, Wandavision etc. Captain America and The Winter Soldier
He doesn't need to keep training or exercising to keep his serum effects. He keeps working out regularly so he can remain combat ready and effective at a moments notice.
Basically: the sword that he is remains permanent. It won't disappear or dissolve. But to be this effective it DOES need constant cleaning and sharpening. There are some reasons to keep this in mind, but telling you more than that would be spoilers category.
@@jacobm8906 no, he doesn't. not with this serum. it's the same serum they tested on Isaiah Bradley aka the OG Captain America. he was very much a retired old man who did yard and gardening work to keep busy yet he was STILL strong AF. this serum he has is the one they gave to Steve after it was tested on Isaiah and men like him. this too is in the comics and the Falcon and the Winter Soldier series.
Bucky was a straight up Terminator in this movie. They did such an amazing job making him so menacing without even saying anything for most of the movie.
It’s significantly easier to make someone terrifying if they say nothing. Camerawork and acting are already the main things that do that, dialogue just gives another chance to screw it up
Bad guy Bucky is so much more interesting than good guy Bucky. His appearances in the avengers movies and Falcon and the Winter Soldier were not great showcases for him. His character is more deserving of a showcase than almost anyone else that hasn’t had a movie. His show nerfed him to make falcon look stronger.
4:31 "After Avengers I liked him 100% more" That's one of the greatest things about Cap, his ability to pull together a team of people who normally wouldn't get along. That's why Captain America is the heart and soul of The Avengers.
Cap didn't pull the team together. It was Nick Fury and Coulson. Steve is one of the guys who didn't get along with the team. He may the leader, but Tony and Nat are the heart and soul of the avengers.
@@ragasayad5103 🙄 Fury just made a list of cool people with super powers or who fight good. Cap only had an issue with Starks disrespect. But in Phase 1 of the MCU, you could not get Ironman, Thor, and Hawkeye to work on the same team together, and Hulk wouldn't be on a team with anyone. It was Cap that really made the team work. To make People like Hawkeye more they retroactively changed him in Phase 2 to be more of a team player because he's a family man. To make sure each original member of the team gets a satisfying arch in the MCU they retroactively changed Black Widow in Phase 3 to be the Heart and soul of the team.
@@ragasayad5103 They didn't get along because of the sceptor. Rogers proved capability of bringing the team together and working together by being the ON FIELD commander of the team. Tony Stark is DEFINITELY *NOT* the heart or soul. And at this juncture neither is Romanova.
Funny enough--although to my annoyance--that when it came out it was received well but took a back seat to Guardians of the Galaxy. Its reputation matured similarly to how Empire Strikes Back eventually became the favorite. Needless to say I am very pleased that many people saw the light eventually.
@@scottb3034IMO ALL of the MCU movies were received almost the same. GoG had an entire community on its own, till this day. It’s kinda weird but also justified because they do whole different stuff from what we got with the main MCU movies. However it’s only based on my own observation from the years these movies got released. Civil war was probably the worst out of all, I don’t remember why but many many people were pissed about that movie. (I’d love it if someone enlightens me, if it was off-comic stuff or just the dark plot of the movie itself) Out of all movies, Cap always gotten me. I wished for his character to receive more movies than they actually did but well, those actors aged past their primes with this universe after all. (Especially Downey Jr.)
@@OrdinaryApprentice99 Eh, for the most part they were received the same in that none were considered complete disasters and bombed critically but there were definite levels to the reception and popularity. GOTG was much more warmly received and popular at release and while still maintaining a strong fanbase eventually fell behind the maturation concerning Winter Soldier. That said, there is absolutely no way the reception for Incredible Hulk was the same as Black Panther or Doctor Strange to Infinity War. I don't recall much hatred for Civil War in my opinion. Seemed to be liked a lot itself with the main gripes being it seemed like really an Avengers movie instead of a personal cap story and that cap came out seeming like a bad guy (in some circles). There were also some comic die-hards bitter that it didn't follow the comic story well....if at all but that was a minority. Civil War was treated on par with Iron Man, Winter Soldier, GOTG and Avengers from day 1 (which were the 4 best received movies at the time of its release). I myself wished for one last PERSONAL cap story to give him a true trilogy but am ultimately fine with what I got. Endgame sort of became HIS movie more than any other avenger anyway.
Falcon is a true soldier. His loyalty and motivation is beyond question. But Bucky is my favorite MCU character. A truly tragic guy who was loyal to Steve before there was a Captain America. All soldiers must be willing to give their lives for their country and for their men, but Bucky had his life and soul taken from him, and his purpose was perverted and twisted, then set against everything and everyone that he fought and "died" for.
He is like the definition of Battle Buddy. He has you back no matter what. I knew Anthony Mackie from a bunch of supporting roles, lead in smaller films like Spike Lee's "She Hate Me' but after this I 100% buy him as a big lead. makes me excited for the next Capt. America movie.
This is my favorite MCU film to date. Not just because of how amazing the movie itself is, but because it was the film that made me realize a lot of what I enjoy about action films. Other MCU films might arguably be better, but no other film did for me what this film did. 11/10
This film also has majority practical effects and lots of it is on location. About 75% of the effects are practical. Most of the CGI is in the end. It doesn’t have over-saturation of CGI that something like Black Panther 1 has.
In case anyone is confused with the whole USB thing. Fury was wondering why Shield agents went to the ship, so he sent the pirates to try and stop them. Then sends Nat on a secret mission to back up all the files. When he tried to access the files it shows that it has been encrypted and locked out. On Fury's authority, Fury has the highest clearance and if anyone else tried to access the files it would get locked out. This proves to Fury that those Shield agents on the ship were up to no good. Fury uses his damaged eye as the password to create the encryption. He asks Pierce to hold off on the Insight launch to investigate whats going on. But i think this makes Pierce realise that Fury is onto him.
I mean to be fair, he did because it was Bucky. If the Winter Soldier was some random ass dude, you bet your ass Cap would've put him down for good, without thinking twice.
The highway scene from when the Winter Soldier throws Sitwell into an oncoming truck, all the way to the Bucky reveal, is such a great sequence One of the best MCU moments by far!
You guys may not have known this but the guy who plays Batroc, the dude Captain fights on the ship, is George St. Pierre..largely considered to be one of the greatest pound for pound MMA fighters of all time. (If not the greatest).
That's actually so sick, I never knew that! Must've been an insane reveal to people in theaters that knew him. I've watched every MCU movie in theaters and I never had any idea
13:12 The song Nick Fury has playing on the stereo when Cap comes into his apartment is “It's Been A Long, Long Time” by Harry James. This was a Big Band era tune that went to number 1 on the US charts after its release in October of 1945, shortly after the end of World War 2. It was one of my grandmother's (born 1929) favorite songs. There's a call back to it at the end of Avengers: Endgame. MCU Cap was born on July 4th (of course), 1918, so pretty much in my grandmother's generation. However, MCU Cap went into the ice on February 5th, 1945... 8 months before this song was released... so... either this is a minor continuity error... or Cap started buying and listening to late 40s records after we woke up to see what he had missed out on when he was frozen.
Cap's not as strong as Thor or anything, but he's still very strong. He has got to pull his punches willingly when he hits normal folks. Like that elevator fight scene. He could have made every hit one that pulverized a person's skull.
One of the cool things was that I was watching Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at the time, and it was running in parallel with this. This movie had just come out in theaters, but I hadn't gone to see it yet. So they did the big reveal of Hydra being infiltrated inside SHIELD in an episode of the show at the same time! It was super well done there too.
While not commented often, if you noticed, they worked on Captain America's fighting abilities. In the first movie, he's skilled, but he's pretty much just a boxer / brawler. When Captain America chooses to work with SHIELD, they train him extensively in martial arts. It's not an accident. It's to show that Steve Rogers / Captain America DOES grow. Too many people think he's a static character. He's not. He's a strong character with a strong moral center. He is the definition of having the wisdom to know when to change, but also when to stand firm. If I may point out a few other notes, if you recall in Avengers, Steve Rogers begrudgingly took a bit of Tony Stark's advice and snuck through the Helicarrier to find proof SHIELD was hiding things. Granted, it turned out to be less duplicitous than feared. In short, SHIELD was gearing up for a war from interstellar invaders they knew would come. It could also be pointed out Steve Rogers did some of his own research and still showed a fair level of independence in "The First Avenger," but that would detract from the point I'm making ("Thank you, sir, but I've made my OWN team.") Steve can be naïve, but it's not foolish. Even after the events of Avengers, he decided SHIELD was the best option for his life at that point. When evidence came out that SHIELD was corrupted from the inside, he affirmed it all had to be flushed away, from the inside out, even if that meant closing SHIELD. Another note is that, no, Steve Rogers does not need to keep exercising, but he's still mortal, so he keeps training. You see, the fact is Captain America's "superpower" is that the serum turned his body into the peak of what a human being could be naturally. Think about it. The fact is a human body is rather incredible. Especially when you factor in adrenaline, humans can be fast, agile, and strong. Able to run speeds over 30 mph (It was clocked once, but only for 7 seconds), able to lift thousands of pounds, and able to spring about so efficiently. Combine that "perfect human body" with a sharp mind, a keen tactical ability, and a nearly unbreakable morality ... and of course his legendary shield ... well, you get the idea. That's why a lot of people don't understand Steve Rogers / Captain America, and those who do understand him admire the character a lot. Yes, I'm in the second category. But then, I just like well-written characters of any sort.
31:35 That guy is my hero. That guy is all of us. Here’s to hoping if we ever find ourselves in a situation like that, we’d have the guts to be scared to death and still do the right thing.
34:54 maybe you guys didn't get it. They deleted all of nick fury's details and retinal scan. But then how does this man do this? He is a freaking genius is why and what. Nick fury - this is his contingency plan, that he kept his broken eye as a retinal scan under entirely another alias, so they will never know. No one will ever know. 🎉😊
Here's a fun fact about this movie: the movie was directed by Joe and Anthony Russo and was their first action movie. Before that they directed the movie You, Me & Dupree and a bunch of episodes of sitcoms such as Arrested Development, Happy Endings and Community.
Before this I really never bought Chris Evans in the role of Captain America even after two movies. While RDJ and Hemsworth got it in one for their roles as Tony Stark and Thor. Evans really didn’t stand out as the character until this film. When the gives ‘the price of freedom’ speech it always gives me chills as it really shows who Steve Rogers is at his core and now I cannot see anyone else as Steve besides Evans. Plot was a lot different than most as the twists and curveballs threw you for a loop and that was the point. Unless you were a diehard comic fan many of the shocks came as a surprise. Shield being secretly Hydra and subtly influencing events for almost a century their top assassin the Winter Soldier being Steve’s long lost best friend and it really highlights Steve’s morals his black and white view doesn’t fit well in a modern day gray world. But he still will not waiver if it means doing the right thing. Even it it means destroying the organization that Peggy helped build to stop the bad guys he will do it. If it means he can help Bucky remember who he is Steve is willing to die for his friend. The movie may be called ‘Captain America’ but we got to see who the character is not as the living legend but as a kid from Brooklyn who never backed down to do the right thing. Also introduced Sam Wilson AKA the Falcon. Sam really served as the everyman character a grounding force to help Steve adapt to the present day. Their initial meeting the way Sam spoke to Steve not as a fan to a superhero but as a person had weight. While the Avengers are important to him they feel more like coworkers they look to Steve as a leader and as an icon. Sam just sees a fellow soldier he’s truly the first real friend Steve made since he came from the ice.
One of the best reactions to Winter Soldier I've seen. This movie hits different, and we can feel it in y'all's reactions. You we're super tuned in to all the details and impacts. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
The thing you guys should remember is Cap's shield is made of vibranium, which is supposed to absorb vibrations, impacts, sounds, as well as weapons fire. So diving out of an airplane with out a chute, or crashing through a window out of an elevator is nothing when you have a vibranium pillow to absorb the impact of a fall. Part of a running theme with Cap, especially in the comics, is his ability to throw his shield and make it ricochet many times and always with precision. That's why he takes out multiple people at once with it just by throwing it at the right angle to a wall or object so that it'll hit. It's kind of a side-power but also not. Arnim Zola, in the comics was basically an android body, like a pro wrestler, but no head, just a camera, with a TV screen in his gut that showed his face. In the movies, it's a bit different since the imagery would be kinda goofy. Also, you might want to delete everything Google, Apple, and everything else on the internet knows about you if you don't want what happens in this movie to be a potentiality to you! LOL! One of Black Widow's weapons of choice is called The Widow's Bite, which basically shocks you like a taser. At least in the movies. In the comics, it has been a wrist mounted gauntlet that shoots projectiles to paralyze people, as well as do other things. She was a child during WWII, so she ages slowly, and she's durable to the degree it is like Captain America. In fact, she is another person who has a variant of the super-soldier serum flowing through her veins, y'know, because everyone has to get super steroids or something. Falcon was Captain America's "sidekick" after Bucky. They had a long running comic in the 70s that featured the two. Also, Falcon had a sidekick named Redwing, but I dunno if birds can really be sidekicks or pets. Rumlow is the Cap villain "Crossbones". He's a poop. Oh, and one last fact: That neighbor chick, Sharon Carter, she's Peggy's grand-niece. Cap likes to keep it in their family. No spoiler, but if you liked this movie, you'll LOVE Captain America: Civil War more. I think of all the MCU, the Captain America movies are the best of them.
Movie shield is vibranium but that's due to the other metal in it being tied up with a other movie franchise about gifted children. Comics shield is a vibranium proto-adamantium composite. Vibranium can absorb impacts/kinetic energy so if it was purely that, it'd hit a wall and fall down. The edge is proto-adamantium which gives it the strength to bounce off walls, rocks, cars, etc and not deform and still keep on going. That hardness also allows Cap to use it to break chains, locks etc.
Cap didn't use the Shield when he landed in the Water. Also when falling several Stories on solid concrete, Steve still landed on the Shield. Vibranium isn't a magic cushin that makes you take no fall damage.
@CedricBassman That's where the super soldier serum comes into play, he takes massive beatings, a fall like that wouldn't be the worst thing CA has experienced, we all know that.
He doesnt need to train, he does it because thats a part of who he is. A strong willed, dedicated person to his beliefs. The SSS (super soldier serum) will never deteriorate his stregth or abilities even if he stopped working out
Steve doesn't need to keep exercising to stay that shape the serum effects are permanent. Also bucky is a super soldier like cap that's why he could keep up with cap. While fighting. One more thing tws theme uses bucky's scream when he falls of the train it's slowed down and distorted
I really enjoyed watching ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ with you guys😆🔥. It’s one of my favorite MCU movies alongside Black Panther, Thor Ragnarok and Avengers: Endgame. I loved the storyline and the way S.H.I.E.L.D was exposed as it was taken over by Hydra, that storyline was so well done. I loved the Winter Soldier’s costume and he really did match Captain America. The whole cast was amazing. Loved your reaction, take care and have a good one❤️😁
What’s still odd to me is that Clint Barton/Hawkeye is also a SHIELD agent yet he wasn’t directly involved with this film. Agents of SHIELD Season 1 Episode 17 happens alongside the events of this movie. This is when more people started investing in the show. One of the best things is all the crazy action - from the hand-to-hand combat to the gunfire, and it’s all welded with the music and the tension. In fact, the elevator fight was the first thing they filmed. They practiced the fight choreography for several weeks prior to filming. It was that difficult but also well worth it. One of my favorite things about this movie was Steve refusing to give up on Bucky. He’s the only one who believes in his long time friend. Get to know Sam Wilson/The Falcon. His dynamic with Steve is also another cool part of this film.
@@RM-qj8cs I don't know why people say stuff like that in this way. It is true that from the main MCU creator's perspective the show is not considered part of their canon. So not all events especially in later seasons really line up with the world as it gets established in the movies any more. But to say it "has nothing to do with" it seems pretty stupid, because not only are there several character overlaps, but at least for a couple seasons it really ties in perfectly with main events from MCU history, directly referencing and even showing scenes and providing stories that could have been going on in the background of what you saw in the cinema.
Its a three way tie for my favorite MCU movies, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War and Avengers Infinity War. The MCU really started to kick off with this movie.
6:52 Great Reaction! This has to be my Fav. MCU movie. So I'm glad you 2 liked it as much as you Did! And FYI, The Elevator Fight Scene has Become ICONIC!! 👍
In the one post credit scene, the guy said "miracles" instead of "mutants" because at that time, Fox owned the Marvel movie rights for X-Men and related characters (including Deadpool).
Loved your reaction to this one, especially to all the big reveals. As I've probably said before, some of them weren't too shocking for those of us with a bit of comic book savvy. I knew the name Sam Wilson from the source material, and the identity of the Winter Soldier, so I had a sense of what was coming from them. But Black Widow's big moment in the SHIELD boardroom caught even me off guard. And your reaction to it all was so whole-hearted and refreshing, I loved it! Very much looking forward to your next MCU video.
Cap's shield is awesome! It's a defensive and offensive item, and it absorbs kinetic energy, which is why he survived the fall from the elevator without injuries and from the car without road-rash. I've read that the Winter Soldier theme contains Bucky's scream (from the train?) in it. Yeah, Hydra did Bucky so very dirty. The MCU movies cover all kinds of genres. This one is like an old-fashioned spy thriller. The Winter Soldier will return after Age of Ultron.
Captain America is the best tactician (Black Panther is the big picture strategy guy), and a natural leader. If you pair Steve Rogers or T'Challa with even one more hero, they become a lot more effective because of their leadership. Sam Wilson is not the first Black superhero, but he was the first one I encountered as a child, so he will always have a special place in my heart. Anyway, the original story function of Falcon was to introduce the topic of racism to Captain America stories. Sadly, they never did that with the MCU version until the TV show. And boy did they make up for lost time in that TV show. I loved it, because it felt like I was finally getting the real version of Sam Wilson. I love the platonic friendships between Natasha and Clint, and Natasha and Steve.
This is by far my favorite marvel movie of all time. I love the suspenseful spy mystery feel. Bucky’s highway fight scene with cap is the best hand to hand combat in a marvel movie I’ve ever seen. By FAR
btw the one treating natasha's bullet wound when they see fury is still alive is joe russo. him and his bro codirect this film and infinity war and endgame and maybe civil war i cant remember
I wasn't a fan of Captain America , didnt know much about him. These movies however made me a fan. I don't care what anyone else's superpowers are, CAPTAIN BEAT UP a FIGHTER JET. He didn't Shoot it , Nuke it or anything ...HE BEAT UP the JET 😆😎😎🔥 No Avenger has done that.
@13:37 -- you're the first people i've heard wonder aloud why cap simply trusts "agent 13" right after fury's warning. i've been wondering that too ... @28:42 -- "three holes. start digging." the sub-zero coldness of that line gets me every time.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 at that point in the story all steve knew was that fury was now a target of shield, not himself. so leaving fury with a shield agent could've been a huge mistake.
This is one of the fan favorites of all marvel movies. It took a spy movie and made it marvel and it just worked so well. And Sam (Falcon) is a true ride or die friend.
Cap doesn't need to keep training to maintain his physical strength. It's moreso for mental reasons, feeling optimally calibrated to his body's potential limits, building muscle memory and such.
Every single thing you said is spot on. This movie has it all .... and is without doubt my favourite MCU and one of my absolute favourite movies of all time. "That is Cinema at its Finest" is the perfect description for it 😊
Cap does exercise but due to the super-soldier serum in his body he has more strength, stamina, reflexes, intellect, every sense and aspect of his body is enhanced. His bones are stronger, he heals faster, and his muscles fatigue at a much slower rate than normal. This might be my favorite Cap movie. ✌
Easily one of the very best MCU films. I never suspected that Cap's individual character trilogy would be the strongest of all the Avengers, but it turned out to be. "Captain America: Civil War" will blow your mind. Can't wait until you see it! :)
Isn't it funny that Winter soldier, and guardians the Galaxy, two of the best superhero movies ever, are back-to-back in the MCU yet completely opposite.
@@spencernaugle exactly, one is very grounded & serious while the other one fun adventure in space. 2014 was my fav year for marvel movie(fox's x-men dofp also released that year) and these 2 films are still my number 1&2 fav mcu films
You 2 are so right about best movie to date.. This was such an awesome addition to the MCU and cinema. Please just keep it up and I will stick with you. Because you are my friends and I am with you to the end.
This reaction/review reminds me why this remains one of the top MCU movies for me. The MCU used to be able to pull of some crazy cool stuff. This movie had some crazy stuff, but it didn't go any further than it needed to. You could feel the tension in moments like Fury being targeted in that chase. Back when Fury was cool and an incredible spy. The idea that someone was ahead of Fury and able to take him out like that...had weight to it. The journey for Captain America was incredible and really set him up for the remainder of his time in the MCU. Even Black Widow was so much better here than in her solo movie. They knew what her limits were as an actual human and worked within it. The Winter Soldier was a terrifying threat for her and she did everything she could within her limits. Like was said here. She was the definition of badass. Attractive, badass, and extremely skilled. Full package right there. This is peak MCU right here. Where Steve did everything he could to save lives and then was unwilling to hurt his friend any further. Got through to him by being a good person.
Captain America, next to Spider-man has always been my favorite Marvel hero. His comics to me? were always next level. With conspiracies, every villain hating him cuz he's so clean cut. plp don't realize he's a super soldier. The serum increased everything he can do. Not only his strength, but his speed, his stamina, his tolerance to pain, his recovery rate ( from a bullet, stab wound, etc.) his ability to hold complicated possibility factors ( like when he learns to bounce his shield on surfaces taking into account his shield wt. and what type of material it bounces off of say concrete, steel, wood ( it's why the falcon or anyone else without the serum can't pull it off)) It also raises his intelligence level. It's why he can use advance psychology to factor who he interacts with, who he can trust. He's very smart. Not Stark level, but if Stark had the super serum? whose to say what he can do
I know ya'll may never see this now. But, the television 'Agents of Shield' first season tied directly into this movie as well. Admittedly leading up to this film the show was a bit all over the place, but when this moment happened, the show became next level and went up and up season after season. A wonderful show to check out.
6:10 "that boy" is Georges "Rush" St-Pierre, widely considered to be a top 3 greatest mixed martial artist of all time. St-Pierre retired on an insane streak of title defences for his UFC Welterweight belt, then returned 4 years later to move up a weight class and win the UFC Middleweight title before retiring again. Georges was unreal in his prime, and was known for his karate influences on his style that made him unpredictable, as well as his perfection in gameplanning and technique across the board. He's from Montreal, Canada, and that's why they speak french like that in the movie. Interesting note: future Welterweight Champion Kamaru Usman had a cameo in Black Panther 2! Making both UFC champ cameos in the Marvel by the 2 best Welterweights ever.
The audio that plays whenever Bucky’s on screen is his scream from when he feel of the train with audio editing and cap got his old suit to help with Bucky’s memory of them fighting together
2:30 Not really. The effect of the serum is omnipresent, his bones are much stronger , heals very fast , doesn't fatigue much, Can take a LOT more beating etc. He trains because he's responsible and to be Battle ready and improve the chances of success.
There are so many interesting things about this movie. The winter soldiers theme is a warped sound byte of buckys screams when they rewrite his mind, the doctor who was working on fury was one of the Russo brothers who directed the movie, they mention future heroes as targets of insight. Its just so detailed!
My favorite part of this video is your reaction to finding out Bucky is the Winter Soldier & that Nick Fury was still alive. I’m looking forward to your reaction to the next MCU movies.
😂😂 Considering this is my favorite Captain America movie of his movies, to see you both watch this is hilarious and exciting... I enjoyed watching with you both! ❤
I remember when this movie came out and I was not excited to see it as I wasn't blown away by the first movie. Compared to the other heroes in the MCU, Captain America was my least favorite then. So I went in to this movie with low expectations and I'm so happy I did! This is easily one of my favorite MCU films and completely flipped my opinion of Captain America. Absolutely fantastic film!
You guys hands down had my favorite reaction to the reveal of Bucky being the Winter Soldier! 😁 I loved your reactions of Fury being alive and Natasha stepping on Pierce's moment too. This is absolutely one of the best superhero movies EVER. You will love Civil War, guaranteed. Keep up the great reactions!
I love Falcon. He was probably one of my favorite characters of the MCU. True, faithful, genuine...but mostly real. He grounded and humanized things when they got really big. He dod it not in the overly quippy MCU manner, but just enough. Also, this movie solidified Natasha as a favorite for me. She seemwd just like eye candy and set dressing in IM2. Avengers made me see she was an actual character and got me interested. This film sold her all the way for me. As soon as this film was done I was asking for a Black Widow solo film. After Civil War would have been the perfect time for it. The one we eventually got was such a disappointment and disservice to the character.
Still find it amazing that they got one of the all time great Actors Robert Redford to play the Villain Alexander Pierce just simply amazing the man is a Oscar Winner I would never think a Actor of that caliber would ever be in a Comic Book Movie
He read the script and liked how political the plot was. He also wanted to be a part of a new type of movie genre. Incredible how in his Late 70’s he was still pushing himself to grow as an actor.
Well it makes sense because those are the type of movies that Robert Redford starred in but it's a wow and since that movie Michael Douglas and Harrison Ford are trying this thing called a Comic Book Movie of course big names that you wouldn't think would be in Comic book movie go all the way back to the granddaddy of them all Superman The Movie that Snagged Marlon Brando to play Jor- EL then 11 years later snagging Jack Nicholson to play the Joker in Batman so these things have happened before but everytime I'm still amazed
36:50 What every guy likes to hear... (Yes, I'm childish) I'm very loyal to the original Iron Man and it'll probably always be my favorite MCU movie but this is a very close second. I wasn't even a big fan of Captain America until this movie. Didn't care all that much for his first movie, liked him in Avengers but not enough to completely like him as a character, but then this movie sold me on him. Not only how they handled him but the Winter Soldier himself. I don't think I'll ever get over that scream sound when he shows up (which I'm sure someone has said it by now but is actually an altered sample of Bucky falling from the train in the original Captain America movie). Such a haunting sound and makes him so creepy.
Still one of my favorite MCU movies to date. Everything was done so well. Captain America Civil War is also incredible. Excited to see your guys reaction to guardians of the galaxy which is next in order.
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captain America had the best trilogy out of all the marvel movies and winter soldier is the best marvel movie
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Hey you guys have got to react to the shows because the TV shows connect to the movies Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D , What If?, Wandavision etc. Captain America and The Winter Soldier
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He doesn't need to keep training or exercising to keep his serum effects. He keeps working out regularly so he can remain combat ready and effective at a moments notice.
Yeah this. If he got all out of shape he'd still be Captain America. He just might pull something and get winded sooner. XD
Basically: the sword that he is remains permanent. It won't disappear or dissolve. But to be this effective it DOES need constant cleaning and sharpening.
There are some reasons to keep this in mind, but telling you more than that would be spoilers category.
Captain America is supposed to be 10 times stronger than the Average Man and heals rapidly
No he does in the comics he does, in the movies he doesn't they didn't clarify the difference
@@jacobm8906 no, he doesn't. not with this serum. it's the same serum they tested on Isaiah Bradley aka the OG Captain America. he was very much a retired old man who did yard and gardening work to keep busy yet he was STILL strong AF. this serum he has is the one they gave to Steve after it was tested on Isaiah and men like him. this too is in the comics and the Falcon and the Winter Soldier series.
Bucky was a straight up Terminator in this movie. They did such an amazing job making him so menacing without even saying anything for most of the movie.
Yep. Black Widow doesn’t run from anyone ever - except the Hulk. She is genuinely afraid of Bucky
It’s significantly easier to make someone terrifying if they say nothing. Camerawork and acting are already the main things that do that, dialogue just gives another chance to screw it up
Bad guy Bucky is so much more interesting than good guy Bucky. His appearances in the avengers movies and Falcon and the Winter Soldier were not great showcases for him. His character is more deserving of a showcase than almost anyone else that hasn’t had a movie. His show nerfed him to make falcon look stronger.
4:31 "After Avengers I liked him 100% more"
That's one of the greatest things about Cap, his ability to pull together a team of people who normally wouldn't get along.
That's why Captain America is the heart and soul of The Avengers.
Respect for him increases after every movie exponentially
Cap didn't pull the team together. It was Nick Fury and Coulson. Steve is one of the guys who didn't get along with the team. He may the leader, but Tony and Nat are the heart and soul of the avengers.
@@ragasayad5103 🙄 Fury just made a list of cool people with super powers or who fight good. Cap only had an issue with Starks disrespect.
But in Phase 1 of the MCU, you could not get Ironman, Thor, and Hawkeye to work on the same team together, and Hulk wouldn't be on a team with anyone. It was Cap that really made the team work.
To make People like Hawkeye more they retroactively changed him in Phase 2 to be more of a team player because he's a family man.
To make sure each original member of the team gets a satisfying arch in the MCU they retroactively changed Black Widow in Phase 3 to be the Heart and soul of the team.
@@spencernaugle i wouldn’t really count Hawkeye considering he was mind controlled majority of the movie
@@ragasayad5103 They didn't get along because of the sceptor. Rogers proved capability of bringing the team together and working together by being the ON FIELD commander of the team.
Tony Stark is DEFINITELY *NOT* the heart or soul. And at this juncture neither is Romanova.
This is by far one of the greatest comic book movies of all time, seriously!
Agreed. It's so good. :)
Funny enough--although to my annoyance--that when it came out it was received well but took a back seat to Guardians of the Galaxy. Its reputation matured similarly to how Empire Strikes Back eventually became the favorite.
Needless to say I am very pleased that many people saw the light eventually.
@@scottb3034IMO ALL of the MCU movies were received almost the same. GoG had an entire community on its own, till this day.
It’s kinda weird but also justified because they do whole different stuff from what we got with the main MCU movies.
However it’s only based on my own observation from the years these movies got released. Civil war was probably the worst out of all, I don’t remember why but many many people were pissed about that movie.
(I’d love it if someone enlightens me, if it was off-comic stuff or just the dark plot of the movie itself)
Out of all movies, Cap always gotten me. I wished for his character to receive more movies than they actually did but well, those actors aged past their primes with this universe after all. (Especially Downey Jr.)
@@OrdinaryApprentice99 Eh, for the most part they were received the same in that none were considered complete disasters and bombed critically but there were definite levels to the reception and popularity. GOTG was much more warmly received and popular at release and while still maintaining a strong fanbase eventually fell behind the maturation concerning Winter Soldier.
That said, there is absolutely no way the reception for Incredible Hulk was the same as Black Panther or Doctor Strange to Infinity War.
I don't recall much hatred for Civil War in my opinion. Seemed to be liked a lot itself with the main gripes being it seemed like really an Avengers movie instead of a personal cap story and that cap came out seeming like a bad guy (in some circles). There were also some comic die-hards bitter that it didn't follow the comic story well....if at all but that was a minority. Civil War was treated on par with Iron Man, Winter Soldier, GOTG and Avengers from day 1 (which were the 4 best received movies at the time of its release).
I myself wished for one last PERSONAL cap story to give him a true trilogy but am ultimately fine with what I got. Endgame sort of became HIS movie more than any other avenger anyway.
@@scottb3034guardians got more credit cause everyone thought it would fail like everyone even marvel
Falcon is a true soldier. His loyalty and motivation is beyond question. But Bucky is my favorite MCU character. A truly tragic guy who was loyal to Steve before there was a Captain America. All soldiers must be willing to give their lives for their country and for their men, but Bucky had his life and soul taken from him, and his purpose was perverted and twisted, then set against everything and everyone that he fought and "died" for.
There are some similarities between Bucky and Jason Todd
He is like the definition of Battle Buddy. He has you back no matter what. I knew Anthony Mackie from a bunch of supporting roles, lead in smaller films like Spike Lee's "She Hate Me' but after this I 100% buy him as a big lead. makes me excited for the next Capt. America movie.
@@Just1Tony23 YES!!! I love both of them so muchhh!!
This is my favorite MCU film to date. Not just because of how amazing the movie itself is, but because it was the film that made me realize a lot of what I enjoy about action films. Other MCU films might arguably be better, but no other film did for me what this film did. 11/10
Best Marvel Single Character Movie
If you look at it ended up itself, Captain America: the Winter soldier definitely stands on its own!
This film also has majority practical effects and lots of it is on location. About 75% of the effects are practical. Most of the CGI is in the end.
It doesn’t have over-saturation of CGI that something like Black Panther 1 has.
This movie is definitely amazing. You could remove the superhero aspect, and it would be on par with James Bond or Mission Impossible.
same
In case anyone is confused with the whole USB thing. Fury was wondering why Shield agents went to the ship, so he sent the pirates to try and stop them. Then sends Nat on a secret mission to back up all the files. When he tried to access the files it shows that it has been encrypted and locked out. On Fury's authority, Fury has the highest clearance and if anyone else tried to access the files it would get locked out. This proves to Fury that those Shield agents on the ship were up to no good. Fury uses his damaged eye as the password to create the encryption. He asks Pierce to hold off on the Insight launch to investigate whats going on. But i think this makes Pierce realise that Fury is onto him.
Ooooooooooooooooh
I love how physical these movies are. Gives us perspective of how impressive Cap is, even compared to the rest of the avengers
@@CoryPchajek Yes. It literally does.
@@CoryPchajek Considering he has a healing factor, pretty much.
Captain America is never more a hero than how he treats Bucky here.
For me, it’s also demonstrated most strongly when he jumps on the dud grenade when he was still just plain Steve.
I mean to be fair, he did because it was Bucky.
If the Winter Soldier was some random ass dude, you bet your ass Cap would've put him down for good, without thinking twice.
The highway scene from when the Winter Soldier throws Sitwell into an oncoming truck, all the way to the Bucky reveal, is such a great sequence
One of the best MCU moments by far!
You guys may not have known this but the guy who plays Batroc, the dude Captain fights on the ship, is George St. Pierre..largely considered to be one of the greatest pound for pound MMA fighters of all time. (If not the greatest).
That's actually so sick, I never knew that! Must've been an insane reveal to people in theaters that knew him. I've watched every MCU movie in theaters and I never had any idea
Quote from the guy two rows behind me when they showed his face: “No fucking way that’s George St-Pierre.” 😂
That's where I knew him from!! That's so sick!
yeh it's sop so cool that they got him in this movie. He shows up in Falcon and Winter Soldier series too. So cool. :)
IT almost makes me think there is a true super soldier program. And he's one of it's agents
27:52 😂😂😂 Your reaction to finding out it was Bucky Priceless!!!
13:12 The song Nick Fury has playing on the stereo when Cap comes into his apartment is “It's Been A Long, Long Time” by Harry James. This was a Big Band era tune that went to number 1 on the US charts after its release in October of 1945, shortly after the end of World War 2. It was one of my grandmother's (born 1929) favorite songs. There's a call back to it at the end of Avengers: Endgame. MCU Cap was born on July 4th (of course), 1918, so pretty much in my grandmother's generation.
However, MCU Cap went into the ice on February 5th, 1945... 8 months before this song was released... so... either this is a minor continuity error... or Cap started buying and listening to late 40s records after we woke up to see what he had missed out on when he was frozen.
Cap's not as strong as Thor or anything, but he's still very strong. He has got to pull his punches willingly when he hits normal folks. Like that elevator fight scene. He could have made every hit one that pulverized a person's skull.
One of the cool things was that I was watching Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at the time, and it was running in parallel with this. This movie had just come out in theaters, but I hadn't gone to see it yet. So they did the big reveal of Hydra being infiltrated inside SHIELD in an episode of the show at the same time! It was super well done there too.
While not commented often, if you noticed, they worked on Captain America's fighting abilities. In the first movie, he's skilled, but he's pretty much just a boxer / brawler. When Captain America chooses to work with SHIELD, they train him extensively in martial arts. It's not an accident. It's to show that Steve Rogers / Captain America DOES grow. Too many people think he's a static character. He's not. He's a strong character with a strong moral center. He is the definition of having the wisdom to know when to change, but also when to stand firm.
If I may point out a few other notes, if you recall in Avengers, Steve Rogers begrudgingly took a bit of Tony Stark's advice and snuck through the Helicarrier to find proof SHIELD was hiding things. Granted, it turned out to be less duplicitous than feared. In short, SHIELD was gearing up for a war from interstellar invaders they knew would come. It could also be pointed out Steve Rogers did some of his own research and still showed a fair level of independence in "The First Avenger," but that would detract from the point I'm making ("Thank you, sir, but I've made my OWN team.") Steve can be naïve, but it's not foolish. Even after the events of Avengers, he decided SHIELD was the best option for his life at that point. When evidence came out that SHIELD was corrupted from the inside, he affirmed it all had to be flushed away, from the inside out, even if that meant closing SHIELD.
Another note is that, no, Steve Rogers does not need to keep exercising, but he's still mortal, so he keeps training. You see, the fact is Captain America's "superpower" is that the serum turned his body into the peak of what a human being could be naturally. Think about it. The fact is a human body is rather incredible. Especially when you factor in adrenaline, humans can be fast, agile, and strong. Able to run speeds over 30 mph (It was clocked once, but only for 7 seconds), able to lift thousands of pounds, and able to spring about so efficiently. Combine that "perfect human body" with a sharp mind, a keen tactical ability, and a nearly unbreakable morality ... and of course his legendary shield ... well, you get the idea.
That's why a lot of people don't understand Steve Rogers / Captain America, and those who do understand him admire the character a lot. Yes, I'm in the second category. But then, I just like well-written characters of any sort.
VERY well said!
This is still my favorite marvel movie alongside infinity war. The story arc and the hand to hand combat is and everything in this movie 👌. Perfection
Agree on Winter Soldier.
31:35 That guy is my hero. That guy is all of us. Here’s to hoping if we ever find ourselves in a situation like that, we’d have the guts to be scared to death and still do the right thing.
34:54 maybe you guys didn't get it. They deleted all of nick fury's details and retinal scan. But then how does this man do this? He is a freaking genius is why and what.
Nick fury - this is his contingency plan, that he kept his broken eye as a retinal scan under entirely another alias, so they will never know. No one will ever know. 🎉😊
Here's a fun fact about this movie: the movie was directed by Joe and Anthony Russo and was their first action movie. Before that they directed the movie You, Me & Dupree and a bunch of episodes of sitcoms such as Arrested Development, Happy Endings and Community.
The cops that attacked Fury weren’t really cops. You can hear the AI in his car say that the local police dispatch shows no units in the area.
Before this I really never bought Chris Evans in the role of Captain America even after two movies. While RDJ and Hemsworth got it in one for their roles as Tony Stark and Thor. Evans really didn’t stand out as the character until this film. When the gives ‘the price of freedom’ speech it always gives me chills as it really shows who Steve Rogers is at his core and now I cannot see anyone else as Steve besides Evans.
Plot was a lot different than most as the twists and curveballs threw you for a loop and that was the point. Unless you were a diehard comic fan many of the shocks came as a surprise. Shield being secretly Hydra and subtly influencing events for almost a century their top assassin the Winter Soldier being Steve’s long lost best friend and it really highlights Steve’s morals his black and white view doesn’t fit well in a modern day gray world. But he still will not waiver if it means doing the right thing. Even it it means destroying the organization that Peggy helped build to stop the bad guys he will do it. If it means he can help Bucky remember who he is Steve is willing to die for his friend. The movie may be called ‘Captain America’ but we got to see who the character is not as the living legend but as a kid from Brooklyn who never backed down to do the right thing.
Also introduced Sam Wilson AKA the Falcon. Sam really served as the everyman character a grounding force to help Steve adapt to the present day. Their initial meeting the way Sam spoke to Steve not as a fan to a superhero but as a person had weight. While the Avengers are important to him they feel more like coworkers they look to Steve as a leader and as an icon. Sam just sees a fellow soldier he’s truly the first real friend Steve made since he came from the ice.
One of the best reactions to Winter Soldier I've seen. This movie hits different, and we can feel it in y'all's reactions. You we're super tuned in to all the details and impacts. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
The thing you guys should remember is Cap's shield is made of vibranium, which is supposed to absorb vibrations, impacts, sounds, as well as weapons fire. So diving out of an airplane with out a chute, or crashing through a window out of an elevator is nothing when you have a vibranium pillow to absorb the impact of a fall.
Part of a running theme with Cap, especially in the comics, is his ability to throw his shield and make it ricochet many times and always with precision. That's why he takes out multiple people at once with it just by throwing it at the right angle to a wall or object so that it'll hit. It's kind of a side-power but also not.
Arnim Zola, in the comics was basically an android body, like a pro wrestler, but no head, just a camera, with a TV screen in his gut that showed his face. In the movies, it's a bit different since the imagery would be kinda goofy. Also, you might want to delete everything Google, Apple, and everything else on the internet knows about you if you don't want what happens in this movie to be a potentiality to you! LOL!
One of Black Widow's weapons of choice is called The Widow's Bite, which basically shocks you like a taser. At least in the movies. In the comics, it has been a wrist mounted gauntlet that shoots projectiles to paralyze people, as well as do other things. She was a child during WWII, so she ages slowly, and she's durable to the degree it is like Captain America. In fact, she is another person who has a variant of the super-soldier serum flowing through her veins, y'know, because everyone has to get super steroids or something.
Falcon was Captain America's "sidekick" after Bucky. They had a long running comic in the 70s that featured the two. Also, Falcon had a sidekick named Redwing, but I dunno if birds can really be sidekicks or pets.
Rumlow is the Cap villain "Crossbones". He's a poop.
Oh, and one last fact: That neighbor chick, Sharon Carter, she's Peggy's grand-niece. Cap likes to keep it in their family.
No spoiler, but if you liked this movie, you'll LOVE Captain America: Civil War more. I think of all the MCU, the Captain America movies are the best of them.
Movie shield is vibranium but that's due to the other metal in it being tied up with a other movie franchise about gifted children. Comics shield is a vibranium proto-adamantium composite. Vibranium can absorb impacts/kinetic energy so if it was purely that, it'd hit a wall and fall down. The edge is proto-adamantium which gives it the strength to bounce off walls, rocks, cars, etc and not deform and still keep on going. That hardness also allows Cap to use it to break chains, locks etc.
Yes, he's 100% a poop...
Cap didn't use the Shield when he landed in the Water.
Also when falling several Stories on solid concrete, Steve still landed on the Shield. Vibranium isn't a magic cushin that makes you take no fall damage.
@CedricBassman That's where the super soldier serum comes into play, he takes massive beatings, a fall like that wouldn't be the worst thing CA has experienced, we all know that.
Yea I agree, in the MCU the Captain America movies are by far the best.
He doesnt need to train, he does it because thats a part of who he is. A strong willed, dedicated person to his beliefs. The SSS (super soldier serum) will never deteriorate his stregth or abilities even if he stopped working out
The Red Guardian proves this false.
@@GAdmThrawn are these false claims from Black Widow or the comics? He's still a commie bitch
@@GAdmThrawn does he? He's still strong
Steve doesn't need to keep exercising to stay that shape the serum effects are permanent. Also bucky is a super soldier like cap that's why he could keep up with cap. While fighting. One more thing tws theme uses bucky's scream when he falls of the train it's slowed down and distorted
At 23:54 the character that whispered “Hail Hydra!” in his ear was Senator Stern from Iron Man 2.
I really enjoyed watching ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ with you guys😆🔥. It’s one of my favorite MCU movies alongside Black Panther, Thor Ragnarok and Avengers: Endgame. I loved the storyline and the way S.H.I.E.L.D was exposed as it was taken over by Hydra, that storyline was so well done. I loved the Winter Soldier’s costume and he really did match Captain America. The whole cast was amazing. Loved your reaction, take care and have a good one❤️😁
@DAREDEVIL Thor Ragnarok and black panther are trash
What’s still odd to me is that Clint Barton/Hawkeye is also a SHIELD agent yet he wasn’t directly involved with this film.
Agents of SHIELD Season 1 Episode 17 happens alongside the events of this movie. This is when more people started investing in the show.
One of the best things is all the crazy action - from the hand-to-hand combat to the gunfire, and it’s all welded with the music and the tension.
In fact, the elevator fight was the first thing they filmed. They practiced the fight choreography for several weeks prior to filming. It was that difficult but also well worth it.
One of my favorite things about this movie was Steve refusing to give up on Bucky. He’s the only one who believes in his long time friend.
Get to know Sam Wilson/The Falcon. His dynamic with Steve is also another cool part of this film.
Iirc, there were scheduling conflicts with Renner.
Barton was in it but they cut his scene. He let Cap know there was a tracking device in his uniform. That's why he got rid of it.
@nintenmetro That show has nothing to do with The MCU
@@RM-qj8csof course it does.
Feige agrees
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@@RM-qj8cs I don't know why people say stuff like that in this way. It is true that from the main MCU creator's perspective the show is not considered part of their canon. So not all events especially in later seasons really line up with the world as it gets established in the movies any more. But to say it "has nothing to do with" it seems pretty stupid, because not only are there several character overlaps, but at least for a couple seasons it really ties in perfectly with main events from MCU history, directly referencing and even showing scenes and providing stories that could have been going on in the background of what you saw in the cinema.
34:49 Fury’s arrival is like when a kid’s dad arrives to punish them for misbehaving
Its a three way tie for my favorite MCU movies, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War and Avengers Infinity War. The MCU really started to kick off with this movie.
6:52 Great Reaction! This has to be my Fav. MCU movie. So I'm glad you 2 liked it as much as you Did! And FYI, The Elevator Fight Scene has Become ICONIC!! 👍
This is probably my favorite marvel movie and what made me a die hard Cap fan
Captain America movie broke all movie rules by making each sequel better than the previous
In the one post credit scene, the guy said "miracles" instead of "mutants" because at that time, Fox owned the Marvel movie rights for X-Men and related characters (including Deadpool).
6:27 The actor plying Batroc is Legendary MMA fighter, George St. Pierre
Former UFC Welterweight & Middleweight Champion
2:37 - Will Smith!? LMFAO! Nah, that's Papa Doc from 8 Mile.
Loved your reaction to this one, especially to all the big reveals.
As I've probably said before, some of them weren't too shocking for those of us with a bit of comic book savvy. I knew the name Sam Wilson from the source material, and the identity of the Winter Soldier, so I had a sense of what was coming from them. But Black Widow's big moment in the SHIELD boardroom caught even me off guard. And your reaction to it all was so whole-hearted and refreshing, I loved it! Very much looking forward to your next MCU video.
Cap's shield is awesome! It's a defensive and offensive item, and it absorbs kinetic energy, which is why he survived the fall from the elevator without injuries and from the car without road-rash. I've read that the Winter Soldier theme contains Bucky's scream (from the train?) in it. Yeah, Hydra did Bucky so very dirty. The MCU movies cover all kinds of genres. This one is like an old-fashioned spy thriller. The Winter Soldier will return after Age of Ultron.
It was the perfect thriller! I can watch this one all the time!
Captain America is the best tactician (Black Panther is the big picture strategy guy), and a natural leader.
If you pair Steve Rogers or T'Challa with even one more hero, they become a lot more effective because of their leadership.
Sam Wilson is not the first Black superhero, but he was the first one I encountered as a child, so he will always have a special place in my heart. Anyway, the original story function of Falcon was to introduce the topic of racism to Captain America stories. Sadly, they never did that with the MCU version until the TV show.
And boy did they make up for lost time in that TV show. I loved it, because it felt like I was finally getting the real version of Sam Wilson.
I love the platonic friendships between Natasha and Clint, and Natasha and Steve.
This film is among the Best sequels ever made. I lost count how many people because an Captain America fan after watching this.
steve and bucky are my favorite characters in whole marvel ♥
This movie is top 3 in the MCU Imo. The other 2 are spoilers. You'll Get there Guys!
Thanks for these reactions!
This is by far my favorite marvel movie of all time. I love the suspenseful spy mystery feel. Bucky’s highway fight scene with cap is the best hand to hand combat in a marvel movie I’ve ever seen. By FAR
btw the one treating natasha's bullet wound when they see fury is still alive is joe russo. him and his bro codirect this film and infinity war and endgame and maybe civil war i cant remember
38:36 reaction had me rolling 😂👏🏾👏🏾
I wasn't a fan of Captain America , didnt know much about him.
These movies however made me a fan. I don't care what anyone else's superpowers are, CAPTAIN BEAT UP a FIGHTER JET. He didn't Shoot it , Nuke it or anything ...HE BEAT UP the JET 😆😎😎🔥
No Avenger has done that.
5:19 Isn’t that the same actor on the left who played as a bad guy in Batman vs Superman?!!😂
😂 Always working at wrong corporation, Lex luthor and now for HYDRA
@@Jahaangondwal I’m surprised no one ever mentions it😂
Still my favourite MCU movie. By a mile.
same
@13:37 -- you're the first people i've heard wonder aloud why cap simply trusts "agent 13" right after fury's warning. i've been wondering that too ...
@28:42 -- "three holes. start digging." the sub-zero coldness of that line gets me every time.
Probably cause she could’ve put 10 rounds in him right then.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 at that point in the story all steve knew was that fury was now a target of shield, not himself. so leaving fury with a shield agent could've been a huge mistake.
The GOAT MCU movie and it’s not even close.
This is one of the fan favorites of all marvel movies. It took a spy movie and made it marvel and it just worked so well.
And Sam (Falcon) is a true ride or die friend.
Cap doesn't need to keep training to maintain his physical strength. It's moreso for mental reasons, feeling optimally calibrated to his body's potential limits, building muscle memory and such.
One of the best espionage movies that just happens to be a super hero movie as well.
Every single thing you said is spot on. This movie has it all .... and is without doubt my favourite MCU and one of my absolute favourite movies of all time. "That is Cinema at its Finest" is the perfect description for it 😊
Cap does exercise but due to the super-soldier serum in his body he has more strength, stamina, reflexes, intellect, every sense and aspect of his body is enhanced. His bones are stronger, he heals faster, and his muscles fatigue at a much slower rate than normal. This might be my favorite Cap movie. ✌
My favourite movie in MCU! And made this version of Steve Rogers my favourite character with the EMH version a close second.
Easily one of the very best MCU films. I never suspected that Cap's individual character trilogy would be the strongest of all the Avengers, but it turned out to be. "Captain America: Civil War" will blow your mind. Can't wait until you see it! :)
This is peak MCU 🤘🏽
Next, Guardians of the Galaxy
Isn't it funny that Winter soldier, and guardians the Galaxy, two of the best superhero movies ever, are back-to-back in the MCU yet completely opposite.
@@spencernaugle exactly, one is very grounded & serious while the other one fun adventure in space.
2014 was my fav year for marvel movie(fox's x-men dofp also released that year) and these 2 films are still my number 1&2 fav mcu films
You 2 are so right about best movie to date.. This was such an awesome addition to the MCU and cinema. Please just keep it up and I will stick with you. Because you are my friends and I am with you to the end.
Your reactions to the reveal at 27:50 were priceless.
AND 28:55
This reaction/review reminds me why this remains one of the top MCU movies for me.
The MCU used to be able to pull of some crazy cool stuff. This movie had some crazy stuff, but it didn't go any further than it needed to. You could feel the tension in moments like Fury being targeted in that chase. Back when Fury was cool and an incredible spy. The idea that someone was ahead of Fury and able to take him out like that...had weight to it. The journey for Captain America was incredible and really set him up for the remainder of his time in the MCU.
Even Black Widow was so much better here than in her solo movie. They knew what her limits were as an actual human and worked within it. The Winter Soldier was a terrifying threat for her and she did everything she could within her limits. Like was said here. She was the definition of badass. Attractive, badass, and extremely skilled. Full package right there.
This is peak MCU right here. Where Steve did everything he could to save lives and then was unwilling to hurt his friend any further. Got through to him by being a good person.
Captain America, next to Spider-man has always been my favorite Marvel hero. His comics to me? were always next level. With conspiracies, every villain hating him cuz he's so clean cut. plp don't realize he's a super soldier. The serum increased everything he can do. Not only his strength, but his speed, his stamina, his tolerance to pain, his recovery rate ( from a bullet, stab wound, etc.) his ability to hold complicated possibility factors ( like when he learns to bounce his shield on surfaces taking into account his shield wt. and what type of material it bounces off of say concrete, steel, wood ( it's why the falcon or anyone else without the serum can't pull it off)) It also raises his intelligence level. It's why he can use advance psychology to factor who he interacts with, who he can trust. He's very smart. Not Stark level, but if Stark had the super serum? whose to say what he can do
18:11 THE superhero landing.
40:28 Some may not have noticed, but the quote on Nick Fury's gravestone was the favorite line from Sam Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction
I know ya'll may never see this now. But, the television 'Agents of Shield' first season tied directly into this movie as well. Admittedly leading up to this film the show was a bit all over the place, but when this moment happened, the show became next level and went up and up season after season. A wonderful show to check out.
6:10 "that boy" is Georges "Rush" St-Pierre, widely considered to be a top 3 greatest mixed martial artist of all time.
St-Pierre retired on an insane streak of title defences for his UFC Welterweight belt, then returned 4 years later to move up a weight class and win the UFC Middleweight title before retiring again.
Georges was unreal in his prime, and was known for his karate influences on his style that made him unpredictable, as well as his perfection in gameplanning and technique across the board.
He's from Montreal, Canada, and that's why they speak french like that in the movie.
Interesting note: future Welterweight Champion Kamaru Usman had a cameo in Black Panther 2! Making both UFC champ cameos in the Marvel by the 2 best Welterweights ever.
The audio that plays whenever Bucky’s on screen is his scream from when he feel of the train with audio editing and cap got his old suit to help with Bucky’s memory of them fighting together
2:30 Not really. The effect of the serum is omnipresent, his bones are much stronger , heals very fast , doesn't fatigue much, Can take a LOT more beating etc.
He trains because he's responsible and to be Battle ready and improve the chances of success.
This film is like a tutorial on how to make a fantastic superhero movie. Not that everyone should copy this, but it's practically perfect.
Did you catch the part where the guy rattles off names of targets and lists Bruce Banner and STEPHEN STRANGE? (aka Dr. Stephen Strange)
What happened to his eye, was the most disapointing reveal in the franchise.
There are so many interesting things about this movie. The winter soldiers theme is a warped sound byte of buckys screams when they rewrite his mind, the doctor who was working on fury was one of the Russo brothers who directed the movie, they mention future heroes as targets of insight. Its just so detailed!
You missed the computer saying there were no police in the area. Those weren't really the police.
My favorite part of this video is your reaction to finding out Bucky is the Winter Soldier & that Nick Fury was still alive. I’m looking forward to your reaction to the next MCU movies.
😂😂 Considering this is my favorite Captain America movie of his movies, to see you both watch this is hilarious and exciting... I enjoyed watching with you both! ❤
I remember when this movie came out and I was not excited to see it as I wasn't blown away by the first movie. Compared to the other heroes in the MCU, Captain America was my least favorite then. So I went in to this movie with low expectations and I'm so happy I did! This is easily one of my favorite MCU films and completely flipped my opinion of Captain America. Absolutely fantastic film!
Y’all make an awesome couple
One of the things I adore about this movie is that you could take out the superhero elements and it would still be an awesome spy thriller.
Winter Soldier is top shelf. My favorite in the whole universe.
I remember when this movie dropped everyone in my high school kept whispering “hail hydra” when close to each other lol good times.
You guys hands down had my favorite reaction to the reveal of Bucky being the Winter Soldier! 😁 I loved your reactions of Fury being alive and Natasha stepping on Pierce's moment too. This is absolutely one of the best superhero movies EVER. You will love Civil War, guaranteed. Keep up the great reactions!
I’m serious. Bro was totally invested, you, girl, are a pure heart and I love you both
This is old school 70's thriller with action. Today its still my favourite with Civil War. Bucky received Hydra's version of a super soldier serum
I love Falcon. He was probably one of my favorite characters of the MCU. True, faithful, genuine...but mostly real. He grounded and humanized things when they got really big. He dod it not in the overly quippy MCU manner, but just enough.
Also, this movie solidified Natasha as a favorite for me. She seemwd just like eye candy and set dressing in IM2. Avengers made me see she was an actual character and got me interested. This film sold her all the way for me. As soon as this film was done I was asking for a Black Widow solo film. After Civil War would have been the perfect time for it. The one we eventually got was such a disappointment and disservice to the character.
the way fury lost his eye will leave you out of words..i'm sure of it. can't wait to see that
unknown grunt: "Give it up Rogers, get that door open. You have nowhere else to go."
Captain America: "Challenge accepted"
Still find it amazing that they got one of the all time great Actors Robert Redford to play the Villain Alexander Pierce just simply amazing the man is a Oscar Winner I would never think a Actor of that caliber would ever be in a Comic Book Movie
He read the script and liked how political the plot was. He also wanted to be a part of a new type of movie genre. Incredible how in his Late 70’s he was still pushing himself to grow as an actor.
I'm old enough to remember when "Three Days of the Condor" came out, so that made it even cooler for me.
Well it makes sense because those are the type of movies that Robert Redford starred in but it's a wow and since that movie Michael Douglas and Harrison Ford are trying this thing called a Comic Book Movie of course big names that you wouldn't think would be in Comic book movie go all the way back to the granddaddy of them all Superman The Movie that Snagged Marlon Brando to play Jor- EL then 11 years later snagging Jack Nicholson to play the Joker in Batman so these things have happened before but everytime I'm still amazed
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Georges St.Pierre. (UFC fighter)
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(Yes, I'm childish)
I'm very loyal to the original Iron Man and it'll probably always be my favorite MCU movie but this is a very close second. I wasn't even a big fan of Captain America until this movie. Didn't care all that much for his first movie, liked him in Avengers but not enough to completely like him as a character, but then this movie sold me on him. Not only how they handled him but the Winter Soldier himself. I don't think I'll ever get over that scream sound when he shows up (which I'm sure someone has said it by now but is actually an altered sample of Bucky falling from the train in the original Captain America movie). Such a haunting sound and makes him so creepy.
when you mix old school spy thriller like 3 Days of Condor with Superheroes, you get this, one the best MCU films to the date!
I really glad that you didn't get spoiled and the twists in this movie surprised you, it's way better this way.
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Still one of my favorite MCU movies to date. Everything was done so well. Captain America Civil War is also incredible. Excited to see your guys reaction to guardians of the galaxy which is next in order.
This movie is truly incredible. We gotta put it in a time capsule for future generations
This is STILL my absolute favorite MCU movie. Loved watching your faces when that mask came off and that recognition came about!!
same
this movie was literally poetry in motion