*Captain America: The Winter Soldier* was PERFECT! (Reaction)
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OMG... IT WAS SOOOOOO GOOD.
I loved this movie, the action, black widow and cap chemistry, falcon, the story, as well as the twists and turns... (not saying too many spoilers hehe) but it was all executed beautifully and now I know WHY you guys like this movie so much! Thank you guys for everything and let me know what you guys think in the comments below pls!! :)
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The guy Cap fought in the beginning (Batroc) is actually George St. Pierre (GSP). Former UFC welterweight and middleweight champion and largely considered to be one of the best pound for pound fighters of all time.
GSP is still my favorite MMA fighter ever. His moves were so crazy elegant that it almost wasn't like watching a human being at all.
@@gregghelmberger My man. GSP forever.
And he was doing capybara!
Legendary GSP he was one of my main influence that got me in love of MMA.
Yes also he’s half capybara
The Winter Soldier is one of my all time favorite characters. They did such a great job in casting Sebastian Stan in the role.
The casting for the whole MCU has been dead-on.
This is true but at the same time I feel dissappointed they didn't give him more protagonism in Infinity/Endgame, I mean he was relegated to being some guy shooting a gun? He had so much potential for a cool mele character fighting alongside cap.
@@Transformania they turned him into another Hawkeye when he has so much potential.
@@billyboy1075a lot of people kinda became Hawkeye. And I know that Hawkeye and Black Widow were really close, but at some point they kinda became the same character.
One of the best ones for sure. Edge-of-your-seat entertainment. So many twists. The entire MCU really ramps it up a notch beginning with this movie.
not just a great comic book movie but an actual great movie in its own right
Seriously loved this movie SO much!!
@@VKunia You had TWO collapsed lungs??
How the hell did THAT happen?
Nonono... THE Best. Period.
This is one of the most influential movies ever in my mind..because it worked so well. This gave the absolute Greelight in all decisions moving forward..unlike all the nonsense going on today in comics and many TV Shows or movies...we all had no idea in tone, direction change etc. Yet thus blew us away. Obviously we all know the ultimate number success marvel went on too at the box office. This was the shift from origin storie to genre piece ( someone may have a ve better change) but this changed everything! We all knew it when we saw it!
Fighting like a capybara cracked me up. Instantly pictured a Captain America as a giant rodent.
ROUSs? I don’t think they exist.
A couple of years ago, a capybara escaped from a local exotic animal park. It was missing for about a month. It was later found dead in somebody's pond on the other side of the county near a National Forest.
You are amongst friends, sir!
@@MacAisling I understood that reference
Kunia: I think its Brazilian
Tony: well, you're not wrong
“Shield is his wife. He’s a workaholic” holy cheese balls that made me LOL 😂
This movie is all about Nick Fury finding out his wife cheats on him.
Nothing so accurate has ever been uttered about Nick Fury.
The winter soldier theme is one of my favorite parts of the movie. The composer implemented a scream in the theme and said that's Bucky trapped inside his own head trying to escape.
Just a perfect movie in every way. Nobody expected this to be as good as it was and the Russo Brothers knocked it out of the park.
Having the Russo brothers direct Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame was a great choice by Kevin Feige and crew.
"Before we get started - Does anyone want to get out?"
Most Badass Cap. America moment ever.
Badass, yet courteous. Very Cap.
1000%
Agreed. This, along with Capitan America: Civil War are my personal favorite MCU movies.
1000%
Absolutely agree. Reading comics in the 80"s the books became darker with Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns and The Punisher. Cap, the eternal boy scout always believing in the good in humanity, I thought was pretty cool, also could kick the a** of most opponents.
Agreed. Civil War gets entirely too much hate.
@@samtr3992 it gets hate?
@@oost_javeln yes
Depending on my mood and the day of the week, this is often my favorite MCU film. It’s just such a great spy thriller, that just happens to have superheroes in it, instead of a superhero movie trying to be a spy thriller.
It dances between both very gracefully. I think most Marvel adaptations that have been successful found a way to tone that line. Daredevil works well with crime procedural elements, making the Ant Man films more like heist movies helped give them a unique voice and charm as well.
This really is one of the top MCU films, it combined a superhero movie with a James Bond flick. Captain America turned out to have the strongest trilogy in the MCU, in my opinion. Please don't be too hard on New Jersey. We have beautiful beaches, millions of acres of untouched wilderness, rivers, lakes and mountains. Also, the light bulb, motion picture cameras, submarines, color TV, the solar cell, baseball, ice cream cones, cell phones, air conditioning, the vacuum cleaner, and M&Ms were all invented here. So...you're welcome. 🙂
You should give that list to Captain America. :)
Funny that so many don't realize how much wilderness is in NJ. Like people who think all of New York state is Manhattan.
But you also have Jersey shore
@@DJLtravelvids everyone has a family member that they are embaressed by... ours just ended up on t.v. 😝 lol And in our defense, we didn't watch it, the rest of the world did, so it's not our fault they were famous! Hahahaha
Also the first organized football game (Rutgers vs Army), the modern firearm (the Patterson Revolver by Colt), tons of entertainment and celebrities, the events that inspired Jaws, the Revolution was heavily fought here, the Hindenburg Disaster, the list goes on, NJ is a great place that people love to trash for no reason.
The directors described the elevator fight as "could like a dozen highly-trained guys nonlethally subdue a really smart angry gorilla?"
"Some people are so gifted and I'm so sad"
Ok, where is everyone who thinks she is very beautiful too?
Getting in the queue...
Getting in line always sounded much less refined a word than queue.
Vkunia is absolutely gorgeous!
@@als3022 still better than ""ALL ABOARD!!"
Not my type, BUT her sneezing is adorable.
Chris and ScarJo have been friends a long time, and their chemistry shows it.
One of my favorite mcu pairs, along with Steve/Bucky
They had their first movie in 2003 I think. Called «the perfect score» and at that time Scarlett was only 17.
Long friendship
I was just trying to remember the name of the movie so thanks
Batroc doesn't use capoeira, but savate, a form of French kickboxing, with his particular style focusing heavily on kicks.
It's more Muay Thai or Thai Boxing, Kickboxing is very different in practice. Yes I know I'm splitting hairs.
In the comics, it's specifically said to be Savate.
@@Logan_Baron Sorry I meant to say Savate is more Thai Boxing than Kickboxing. My mistake.
@@Logan_Baron Yup. You'll even notice that Cap switches to Savate to fight him "fairly." And fairly kicks his French butt. Having been in WWII Steve would probably have been introduced to Savate, since many US soldiers were. Canonically Steve is expert in just about every kind of martial art known, without being a master of any of them. Hence Shang-Chi is a master of Kung-fu and could beat Cap in that one area, but Steve knows other kinds of martial arts and can switch it up. If they were restricted to la Savate then Cap would almost certainly beat Shang-Chi.
That said, Shang-Chi was primarily based on Bruce Lee, who's philosophy of fighting is much like Cap's: Be like water, change to meet circumstances, depend on no style because that limits you, use whatever form you need at the moment. This is also very similar to thoughts in Musashi's _The Book of Five Rings_ where he recommends you be able to strike from any position, and follow no master's teachings blindly. Therefore my example may not be fully cogent.
You gotta love a martial art that was invented to kick pirates into the ocean.
I was a Concept Artist on this movie @VKunia. It was my first time working with Marvel's Visual Development Team. So glad you're watching movies I worked on. Seeing you enjoy our work is really special to see. Thanks for posting this! EXCELSIOR!
What Marvel Studios achieved with multiple story lines across the first 12 years set in different genres (spy thriller, magic, fantasy), is just remarkable. Never in the history of cinema has any studio achieved such success. Growing up I used to think comics would be impossible to do on the big screen, and yet here we are! Thank you Marvel.
The Winter Soldier has strong spy thriller vibes and is definitely one of the best MCU movie (if not the best).
Not only a great super-hero movie but a great movie and absolutely destined to become a classic.
Cap's speech always gets me. "Price of freedom is high, always has been. It's a price I'm willing to pay" I want to say I am willing to do the same.
Very reminiscent of Equilibrium.
Fun fact: The grave of Nick Fury says “Ezikiel 25:17”, that’s a direct reference to Pulp Fiction, a movie that Sam L Jackson stared in
My eyes popped out of my head the first time I watched this film. Pulp Fiction is my 2nd favorite movie.
@@kratoscallofduty There's a little hat tip to that movie in Captain Marvel as well.
The staring was pretty great, but he did other things, too.
@@Caseytify Doesn't he usually sneak that reference into most of his movies like a Sam Jackson exclusive easter egg?
Before they made the eye thing stupid in Captain Lost-Her-Marbles, they did it so well in this movie. The damaged eye doesn't see, but it still has a retina, and that retina is still unique. So clever. Nick Fury at his best.
"These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands by it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph." - Thomas Paine, 'The American Crisis'
Thank you, that was beautiful. I have heard that first line used many times, but no one bothers to follow it up or give credit.
This is my number one favorite MCU film. It’s just so well written! And that plot twist!
Almost a decade later it’s still my favorite MCU film and one of my top 3 superhero movies (the other two being Into the Spiderverse and The Dark Knight)
I have to say, watching this made me remember why I was so excited during this era of the MCU. It wasn't quite as huge as it is now, and this was the first time a huge cinematic universe was attempted. You could see the threads coming together, the crossover and rewards for the fans who are sticking it out. Yeah the MCU is still good, but you can see the shared universe coming now, but back then when it was just starting, such an exciting time to be a Marvel comics fan, and seeing the stuff you used to read back in middle school, highschool, college hell as an adult, being translated to the big screen so successfully. Can't wait to see more of these as you continue your tour of the MCU
What i found interesting is that Anthony was extremely disappointed that he didn't get to have the more colorful falcon suit from the comics. Many super hero actors want the suits toned down feeling embarrassed. He didn't get his wish until his mini series.
There is a heartwrenching thing in how precise a casting choice Robert Redford was for Pierce, the mind wipe process they use was clearly not perfect, so they assigned someone as his handler that looked a good deal like Steve. When he was young he was just as blonde, blue-eyed, and strong-jawed as Steve is, and it could be used as a lever to make Bucky more likely to trust him. It probably kept him a lot calmer than he would have otherwise been as well.
I didn't even think of that. I just figured since he had a long history of being in spy/political thrillers it was a great touch.
Major Props for mentioning "We Didn't Start the Fire"...Billy Joel made that song talking to one of Lennon's(?) kids who claimed adults didn't have as much problems as kids "today"
That's how it goes with every generation... Older folks think kids are lazy and entitled, and younger folks think they're the first generation to ever have problems
"On your left" is a meme in itself. Cap is the best character, the best hero in comics. His unwavering sense of duty and loyalty is unmatched, he not only believes in knowing the difference between right and wrong, and knowing that you should do the right thing but lives it.
Damn right. I'd stand with Cap any day.
@@DarkPaladin24 But can you do it all day? 😏
Always follow the Rogers rule: If Steve or Fred wouldn't do it, neither should you.
@@GoodOldGamer You bet I can🦸♂️
Also he’s a Democrat and Sam is a Republican. J/k
*Captain America: The Winter Soldier* was PERFECT! No truer statement has ever been made
Growing up, I didn’t have a lot of friends my age. Mostly I hung around the WWII vets at church and other places and they became my close friends and sadly as I grew, they all died. So when Cap mentions his Barbershop Quartet, it kinda hit too close to home. Cap is of course, my favorite Avenger.
This is still my favourite MCU movie (Guardians of the Galaxy is a close second, but they are very different). I'm a big fan of the old Captain America from the comics, and this movie does a great job of showcasing why, from his principles to his capabilities. This is also the best movie for Black Widow, which is a bit of a shame in a way. That they never greenlit a solo film for her right after this (and _Lucy_ which showed Scarjo had the star power to put butts in theatre seats) is still one of the biggest missteps of the MCU. I think she should have had her own film between this and Avengers 2 for sure.
This one holds a special place for me. I just adore Bucky and Steve's relationship. True friendship.
Fun Fact: In german, the title of the movie is: "The return of the first avenger". And it doesnt even get translated into german, its just the return of the first avenger
I've been WAITING for this reaction! I'm not kidding when I say THIS movie is what got me hooked to MCU and got Captain America as my Favorite Avenger!!
OMG, I love your reactions and I cannot WAIT for you to see where this goes. Just strap in because from here out, things get AMAZING! Thank you for this journey!
A throwback to when Marvel still bothered trying to get good scripts before making their movies. Very good movie.
In the comics Falcon has been a loyal partner and friend to Cap since the 70s. Everything you saw here lays the groundwork for Civil War and the next phase of the MCU. By the way, remember Falcon’s line, “On your left,” it’s gonna play an important part much later. 😉
PS-You have the cutest sneeze.
Such a fun movie! Truly one of the best of the MCU.
Cappy Bear-a. Lol. That misprounouncing was adorable.
If you’ve enjoyed the MCU thus far, you’ll really enjoy it from here on out. You’re getting to the best of the MCU now.
Most enjoyable reaction yet! Non-stop energy , every minute a smile!
The Cap trilogy is epic! 🇺🇸
The only good trilogy (Guardians of the Galaxy being close second)
Considering the existence of Knives Out Vick talking about Captain America and knit sweaters is super funny.
Here we go! I've been waiting for this one!
This is my top favorite MCU movie. We got Scarlett Johansson back as Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow. We got the introduction of one of my favorite characters Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson aka Falcon. And one of the biggest twist in the MCU: Bucky is alive, and is the Winter Soldier!
I really like how this movie immediately explains how Bucky survived the fall. Being experimented on by Hydra before Steve found him in the first Captain America movie.
The elevator fight, and both of the highway chase scenes are a couple of my favorite moments.
Up next: Get ready for some great music in "Guardians of the Galaxy".
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
one of the best easter eggs is on the Fury's grave stone.. the quote on it comes from Samuel L Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction.
This is one of the best Marvel movies imo. It's basically the Bourne Identity, but I think that makes it stand out in the MCU. Also, Vicky looks similar to a young ScarJo
Hey all, anyone else notice Nick Furys Tombstone "The Path of the Righteous Man" is the quotes from him playing Jules in "Pulp Fiction"
Don't put yourself down. Scarlett has a team of makeup artists and lighting men to help - you are a natural beauty - and have an astute brain for reviewing films! Always a pleasure to see and hear you in these YT sessions. Keep it up, girl.
26:08 You were right. Stark was in this movie for a cameo. During that computer scene showing where the misses will hit, one of them was Stark Tower, now renamed “Avengers Tower”. It also showed images of other workers.
"Because I'm with you till the end of the line" is what Bucky said to young Steve Rodgers in the first Captain America. Cap was trying to jog his memory.
My favorite MCU film. It's the most grounded. Feels like a spy-thriller instead of a superhero movie. Love it.
Vicky was really on fire with the one-liners in this reaction! So many laugh-out-loud zingers :D
Also, she sneezes like a Disney princess. It's adorable, but I always wonder if people with cute sneezes are really getting the job done, you know?
Remember the line .. "On your left." because you will hear that again in a future movie.
4:44 Bless you!
Captain America: 95lbs before and in here 95 years old. He has a lot of catching up to do over the decades. This is a great film in the MCU. His and Bucky's chemistry are priceless.
Love this movie!
Some background info on the "boss battle" on the ship at the beginning. Steve is fighting a villain played by real life UFC champion George St. Pierre. All of those moves are all him. Just a bit of a fun fact. :)
Along with that when the computer is targeting possible future "heroes" to target, you see it targets Peter Parker and Doctor Strange, to name a couple, both future super heroes in the MCU of course
"Some people are so gifted and I'm so sad"
you are beautiful!!!
I'm so happy you got to watch Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it's definitely one of the best movies in the MCU and among my top 5 favorites. You'll get to know who Elizabeth Olsen is later (I guarantee you'll grow to love her like Natasha!!), and I can't wait to see how you react to where's Bucky's story goes through Civil War and beyond. It's official, we're going to be good friends for this!!!! 😊😊
Fun fact: that senator that net Jasper Sitwell is the same senator from IM 2 that tried to seize Tony's armor
Call me cheesy but I think that "All we can do is our best... and sometimes the best that we can do is to start over. " is a great line.
Just for Your Info :
The Comicbook Batroc is an expert in Savate, a French Martial Arts that uses a lot of Kicks and Jumpkicks. The Movie Batroc is (in reality) a famous MMA Fighter , and Capoeira is a different Style to fight (with)
If you loved this one you're gonna lose it at Civil War, its so, so good
Self driving machine gun car.....that's a perfect description 😂
I think you meant 'Capoeira'. Capybara are those big rodents. Thanks, that gave me a chuckle thinking of Capitan America fighting a Capybara, lol.
*...you got it
I'm not 100% sure but I always assumed that the Winter Soldier was a play on themes often found in old Russian and Soviet iconography and culture. For example the Winter Palace which was the royal residence of the Russian tsars in St Petersburg. Or the Winter War which the USSR fought against Finland. In the original comics Captain America was the super soldier that was the symbol of everything American, starting in the 1940s. But after WW2 came the Cold War where America was pitted against the Soviet Union, and Bucky was Cap's kid sidekick (like Robin to Batman), who eventually got captured and brainwashed and turned into the Winter Soldier. Hydra was like the comic book stand-in for the Nazis at first and later the Soviets.. so.. Bucky at first was like the anti-Captain America. Symbol of Soviet empire. The Winter Soldier.
*ding ding ding*. Finally! Someone who gets it. Seeing people talk about references to George Washington and all, made me wonder if they even teach Cold War history in schools these days.
When this movie first came out in theaters, Hail HYDRA was trending everywhere. First job I had in high school, my friends and I worked at a car wash. One car we detailed was a Rolls Royce, and its hood ornament was the HYDRA symbol. We kinda geeked out a little because the movie had just released and we talked about seeing it after work. So we all kinda got in the mood, starting telling each other, "Hail HYDRA." What we did not expect was for the car's owner and side passenger to come up behind us and shout "HAIL HYDRA!"
It even spread in school. You return a book to the librarian, "Hail HYDRA." You clap a friend on the back for scoring a point on the field, "Hail HYDRA." You hug your girlfriend or boyfriend in the hallway, "Hail HYDRA." Even passing notes in class; I wrote to someone who wanted to copy my answers, "HAIL HYDRA."
“I’m so jealous of how pretty she is”, oh Vicky, if only you could see what we see!
3:40 Actually that's Savate (which I think should have an accent over the second a), a French martial art.
It is indeed Savate, which does not have any accents. Sometimes "Savate-boxe française" or "la Savate." The word means "old shoe" or "boot." In it as a sport where kick points are only scored by strikes with the foot, not the shins or knees. "Savate-boxe française" literally means "French shoe boxing." It can and often does include strikes with the hand, but is primarily a kickboxing style. When Batroc confronts Steve as "I thought you were more than just a shield" he replies by switching to Savate and kicking Batroc's butt.
a small «fun» fact, when Nick was operated one the doc with glasses is one of the Russo Brothers who’s the directors. Same who helps Nat later.
Still my favorite standalone hero movie in the MCU, it’s amazing. Also, this is the first Marvel movie directed by the Russo brothers, it’s the reason they direct the next Cap movie and the following TWO Avengers movies, all of them absolutely top tier.
All the Avengers movies after the first are crapola, are you joking?
@@docsavage8640 Good thing you are mostly alone with that opinion.
IW is crapola, eh?
Great reaction thanks 😸 This is the point where I feel the MCU starts to get more interesting, and the stories have a bit more depth.
Unfortunately, some great moments were taken out for time. I hope that future videos will include a little bit more of the film 🤍
My absolute favorite MCU film, love the conspiracy thriller angle it goes with.
Huge kudos for bringing up We Didn't Start the Fire!
So it’s not fully explained, but the experiments done to Bucky by Hydra and the Soviet Union included making him a super soldier like Cap, trying to perfect the early imperfect version of the serum that was given to Red Skull. And it worked.
Okay, so Zola revealed that Hydra hidden within Shield has been manipulating things and causing “accidents” such as _the death of Tony’s parents._ Steve is aware that Hydra got Tony’s parents killed. Remember that.
Aside from the whole insanity and aggression thing 😅
@@christopherbucher7017 well they’re regularly zapping his brain 😂
Word. Those same experiments done by HYDRA and the USSR also come back into play farther down the road in another MCU film. It’s something that has profound effects across the MCU as a whole. 👍🏼
Hydra is so adaptable able to move from infiltrating Nazi Germany to infiltrating the USSR. I guess the only real differences between the two were their economic and racial politics, two things that Hydra didn't care about.
“Mom said it’s *my* turn to use the Xbox!”
Ohmygod 😂
My second favorite MCU film next to Thor Ragnarok. It is so well produced. Loved your reaction friend.
1:52 - Shush! You're perfect just the way you are. \o/
15:47 - Remember to watch the movie "Sneakers" (1992) to see the full glory of Robert Redford
the way I laughed so hard when she said "capybara"💀
imagine capybaras fighting while twirling on one hand
looooool
A martial arts style based on a 100 pound rodent........ Sign me up.
@@absolutezero6423 hahahahahahhaha so good
Hey V, no worries. ScarJo has nothing on you. But, getting back to the movie, it's pretty cool how they updated the comic book character of Batroc (there known as Batroc the Leaper) complete with his trademark purple and gold colors. He lost his handlebar mustache, though, in the transition.
Great job on the reactions, Vicky!👏👏👏When you talked about thinking it was Captain America fighting in winter, I had to laugh. I pictured him with a metal shovel that looks like his shield.😆 Take care, Michael
"I'm on ice for 70 years and I STILL have to shovel out my car! I wish they'd put me back under."
WS is definitely in my top 10 fav MCU films. Captain America Trilogy is the only trilogy in which all movies are loved by the MCU fans.
18:49 This is kind of a strange thing, but I guess it makes sense that the shield is big and bright, so it makes an obvious target, as opposed to the dark colors of Cap’s outfit extremities. There’s a Batman comic where he takes a shot to the chest, right on the Bat logo, and there’s armor plating underneath it. He thinks to himself (monologuing to the reader) that of course that’s why he put a target on his chest - he can’t armor his head.
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. 1984. Frank Miller. One of the finest graphic novels ever written.
You're almost at 100k subscribers, and you absolutely deserve it. I'm one of the OG's and I couldn't be happier for you. Much love. ✌🏻⚡❣
Seeing Peggy gave me such a lift and then such pain. Then love for both Peggy and Steve, I love that couple.
24:32 didnt know that meme went international, caught me off guard frfr😂😂😂
Now would be a great time to start Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. There shouldn't be any big spoilers unless you stop watching the movies and watch multiple seasons right away. I don't know if reactions would get worthwhile view numbers, but you would enjoy the series, and if reacting doesn't work out you could always binge it off camera, although there could be minor spoilers/refences if you watch, say, all of the first two seasons before Age of Ultron... Even then, any spoilers from here on are fairly minor.
Firs time in his 50 year career Robert Redford played a bad-guy role...and they had to talk him into it!! I love the way Marvel stuck to the comic version of this movie (2002)
The Winter Soldier theme is one of the best pieces of music in the entire MCU
"Just listen to 'We Didn't Start The Fire'" -- ✅ Quick comeback Kunia!
About ten years ago I was at my sisters house in Pennsylvania for Christmas. I walked into the living room one day and my brother in law, who was a staff sergeant in the Marines and did two tours of duty in Vietnam, and his son, himself a 20-year retired Air Force sergeant, were sitting down watching this movie. That's how good it is.
Too much power in the hands of government is always a curse. It nicely sets up Cap's position for Civil War.
Winter Soldier is literally one of the top MCU movies for most fans. Glad it kept you guessing and that your guesses were wrong. As they were for us in the theaters. :) The rest of the MCU movies are pretty good stuff from here on out. :)
I am glad that you liked this. If you want more, since Iron Man 3 you are able to watch Agents of SHIELD [7 seasons, 136 episodes] and Agent Carter [ 2 seasons, 18 episodes] for more of the world at large for SHIELD & the SSR (for Peggy Carter and the foundations of SHIELD). Agent Carter season 1 before Endgame. AOS runs parallel in canon from Seasons 1-5, 6 & 7 did not have any theater releases to connect to but still bring you Marvel before the Disney+ era begins.
If you want, you can do a prologue episode before watching a season, and an epilogue episode to soak it all in. Make your predictions, remark on the experience. That would give a top number of 150 episodes for AOS, and 22 for Agent Carter. You could make all the episodes available on Patreon, and use your prologues and epilogues on TH-cam.
If you end up with delays due to vacations, sick time, or other complications, then you'd be able to release the individual episodes. Win/Win, right?
Yep even now...the best MCU movie period.
No. It is definetly NOT the best mcu movie
@@ikoandreas5085 Then what is? Because it's definitely not Endgame or No Way Home.
@@YTLawnGnome i’d gladly say Guardians of The Galaxy 2 AND Infinity War are better
@@ikoandreas5085 Sorry, I have to disagree with you there.
@@YTLawnGnome let me guess? You think GOTG 2 is wack because you think they ‘’ruined’’ drax. Well, i don’t buy into that shit. The film is damn beautiful ait?
See, this is why I like watching Vkunia. She's actually intelligent. Do you know how many reactors I've watched who have seen the false police attack on Fury, and they just sit there with this glazed look in their eyes going "Y POPO DO THING???"
There are real problems with using the name "Winter Soldier " for this character. The phrase comes from Thomas Paine, who wrote a pamphlet to be read to Washington's troops at Valley Forge:"These are the times that try men's souls. The Summer Soldier, and the Sunshine Patriot, will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country. But he that perseveres it now, deserves the thanks and praise of man and woman. " The title "The Winter Soldier Hearings" was used by the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, who held public hearings in which hundreds of veterans testified to war crimes they saw committed by the US in the War." They held a march un which thousands threw the metals they had been awarded in the War over a fence onto the grounds of the Capitol building. So using it for a programmed assassin is really not app, and is the worst thing in an otherwise really good movie, whose message is arguably, at least in the case of Captain America, closer to both Tom Paine and to the Vietnam Veterans Against the War.
Not really. It's only a problem if you only think of Hydra as the "Haha we're evil because we love being bad!" less then 2D type of villains, but they're not. Sure Hyrda is evil, because they do evil things, but Hydra believe themselves to be the good guys. They think they're saving the world and that they're the ones making the hard choices and sacrifices to do so. Look at a lot of what Pierce says, specifically look at the scene with his house keeper; it's clear he doesn't want to kill her, but he believes that he has to so, so he does it.
Sure the character is an assassin, but the name fit with the message of the movie. Though I do think the whole SHIELD is innocent and Hydra secretly infiltrated behind the scenes is a bit of a cop out if we're talking about the US military industrial complex and their war crimes. But hey, its a marvel movie.
Dude. It's a movie....
Best Captain America film period
Love this movie so much!! Great reaction as always!
VKunia: "I'm so jealous of how pretty she is. Some people are gifted and I'm, so sad."
Me: " You are extremely pretty, VKunia! Don't discredit yourself! You're beautiful!"