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There's something really pure about these reactions, I wish I could come into these films with no real prior knowledge about their comic origins and just enjoy watching them like you do!
And if there had been they would have joined in. It's interesting how clueless Americans are when it comes to fascism, in their country, if your "police" are ordered to kill civilians, they won't hesitate.
"Can't believe Hydras been hiding in shield all this time" that was kind of the main message of this movie. The thing about nazisim is that it never truely dies, it hides beneath the surface and rebrands. Thats why I loved this movie so much. Its showed captain America doing what he does best with a clear message for viewers. EPIC!
Not sure if that's the main message of the movie. There are other issues addressed such as threat prevention and loss of traditional values (a world of spies results in a world of dishonesty).
Natasha and Steve have the most chemistry of any two people in the MCU. How much Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson like each other really comes through.
First one wasn’t close to a classic war movie. They skipped the war. No shots of him joining the major historical operations and actually see a war movie.
@Techno Master When Nick asked the AI about the cops in the area there were none, when there are cops surrounding him. Essentially Hydra are just undercover agents at this point
"Captain" is the rank that he holds in the Army. He's not just Captain America, he's also Captain Steve Rogers. "Black Widow", by comparison, is *not* a rank. :)
Chris Evans and Scarlett Johannson plaed in 2 movies together before the Avengers MCU movies. The Perfect Score (2004) and The Nanny Dairies (2007). So, their onscreen chemistry goes back before these films.
Yeah, and you can really see the comfort they have together as performers. They're close friends off-screen as well, and it shows in their performances together.
For me, the saddest moment is a toss up between that and Civil War, when Steve is struggling to carry her coffin, even though he has superhuman strength.
Mary: “Captain America is probably my favorite…” Me: “This is the way.” Winter Soldier is my favorite MCU film. Love it every time I see it. Great reaction!
Notice Mary how when Fury gets shot, the person on the phone says "Do we have eyes on the shooter?" even though nobody said he was shot. They had his assassination planned all along.
Well agent 13 said that Fury was down so I'm sure the radio man had to know that only way to take Fury down was by shooting and not someone walked up to him and punched him...we all know fury would give anyone on the street them hands especially when he's the top boss u know he's skilled
@@theoc511 You recognise the world these people live in right? For all these people should know "down." Could mean that he got thrown into orbit by a God.
I remember what I thought when I saw this in the theater: "Marvel has changed the game." This wasn't just a superhero action movie, it's a tense, paranoid 1970s-style political thriller. It was audacious and intelligent, and it represented a change in how Marvel made movies. After CA: WS, each movie works in a different genre than others in the series. There is sci-fi action, family drama, family comedy, sci fi buddy comedy, psychedelic trippiness, a movie that's essentially about divorce, and more. Most movies tend to push things in a different direction than any MCU movie that came before, and it all started with this one.
When you reflect on this movie Steve's story becomes even more poignant. Remember that he is a man who is all alone in the future. Peggy has lived her life and Bucky is the last thread Steve has to his home and his past. In the end he gave up everything for his values and was willing to die at the hands of Bucky than call him an enemy. I feel for him falling off the carrier and can't help but think he was ready to surrender his life without a struggle - a man of principle to the very end.
And I always put it into perspective by reminding myself that he crashed into the ice less than a year ago in his personal timeline. He was fighting Hydra in the 1940’s a few months back, now he’s processing everyone he loved being dead or dying, fighting aliens, and learning that his battle against Hydra was in vane in the 20-teens! That’s a mind fuck if ever there was one!
I always liked that instead of just casting an old woman, they got the same actress that played Peggy, Haley Atwell, to come back and aged her so it still feels like Peggy.
He appears as a doctor again in Civil War, and in Endgame as one of the people in Steve's grief counselling group, he talks about crying on his first date since his husband was snapped.
What I really love is that Cap ends up forming a team. Widow, Falcon, Hill, Fury, Agent 13. He's a born leader. The first Avenger. The cover title of Cap's comic book was "Captain America & The Falcon" for almost 100 issues. He has always worked best as part of a team.
Winter Soldier is my favorite MCU movie hands down. The action and fight choreography was 10/10. Sebastian Stan was amazing as Bucky/The Winter Soldier.
@@LeonardoKlotz no, if you didnt watch winter soldier, you wouldnt understand ultron, therefore you wouldnt understand civil war, therefore you wouldnt understand infinity war. the winter soldier threat and plot follows into the next movies
@@LeonardoKlotz I would say GotG was a smart play for being a risk. It's a side story to the overall universe but if it didn't work they could've made it a one-off story. GotG to me showed they cared about the story and characters. Winter Soldier showed they can reinvent, grow and change the landscape if they have to. Making S.H.I.E.L.D the villains was a risky move.
You'll love Captain America: Civil War. Cap films just kept getting better. Keep watching the films in order, though. The Marvel Cinematic Universe keeps expanding, so you just gotta, to avoid tons of confusion. When you get to the last two Avengers films, all of it pays off BIG.
The first Cap film was about the shield as a defensive style. This film was them trying to make it a more offensive style which I think was a fantastic decision.
this is one of the most interesting movies in the mcu in my opinion because it shows what happened to shield and how it fell, tho agents of shield shows what happened in the backstage of the organization and what happened after this movie. the show actually has a lot of insight on all of the major events from the movies
i loved the banter between Steve and Natasha. N: "Oh, wait. What about that girl from Accounting, Laura...?" S: "Lillian. Lip piercing, right?" N: "Yeah, she's cute." S: "Yeah, I'm not ready for that."
The elevator fight scene is my favorite scene in the entire MCU. The entire course of the MCU changes from that point forward. You are in for an incredible ride from here!
Exactly! It's always so crazy rewatching earlier movies in the MCU timeline now because you see like Sitwell and some other agents and ypur like "aghhh I know what your up to!!!!1"
I completely forgot GSP is in this film! One of my favorite MMA fighters. He's the guy Cap fights in the beginning that kicked alot. Love the "The Asset" Moff Gideon shoutout lol, as well as all the other Star Wars moments!
I follow 3 different channels going through the MCU for the first time and you're the first to reach this movie. THIS is the one I've been waiting for. Buckle up, because the ride only gets wilder from here!
@@MaryCherryOfficial dont worry, by the time Winter Soldier came out everyone knew that Coulson was alive. They brought him back in the first episode of the Agents of SHIELD TV show, even in the trailers for it. Its not supposed to be a hidden secret
I was in the IMAX when I saw it. Bucky gets revealed, all quiet. Then a little girl whispers to her dad "Who is that?" The dad replies "Do you remember his best friend who died in the first movie?" Big audible gasp from the little girl. 😄
Second time I watched, in the stunned audience silence after the mask falls, adult several rows in front of me said "Who's that?" loud enough for most of the audience to hear.
The Russo brothers directed Winter Soldier and went on to direct a few more movies in the MCU. Whenever you get to a Russo movie, you will be able to spot a Community actor cameo.
Thanks, Mary! I so wanted to give you a hint that we'd see 'Bucky' again after the first one... but your reaction to the revelation was priceless. There will be more pleasant surprises in coming installments! ❄️
Your reaction to the Bucky reveal, his brainwashing/torture scene, and the final Bucky v. Cap fight were so very similar to mine. I also had chills. This is one of my top favorite MCU movies. So many good action scenes and plot twists.
Your reactions are always the best. You get invested in the story and care about the characters. Makes for a much more genuine reaction. Lots of people just sit through movies with a camera on, but you're actually reacting to it. Love the content, Mary.
This was a very special reaction in that you not only enjoyed the movie, but you honestly didn't know that Bucky was the Winter Soldier. Of course all the comic fans who saw this in the theater knew the big reveal, but this is the age of endless movie speculation. Even the most casual fans are exposed to months of endless speculation before these big movies come out. Watching you react not having any idea what is going to happen is, like I say, a very special treat. Kudos!
The simple fact that you were excited to see Danny Pudi is why you just surpassed most of my favorite reactors. Fun fact: the Russo brothers did Community episodes, so there will be Community cameos 💙💙
Ryan, if you are a fan of Agents of Shield, Elizabeth Henstridge has a channel on UA-cam. Every week, she has guests from the show and/or the technical people behind the camera. She also does a watch along of an episode that you can watch with her and her guests in real time if you have Netflix. She's going through the entire series and is still on Season 1
This movie cemented Cap as one of my favorite characters in the MCU. Like you said, he is too pure. Some trivia: Abed appeared because the Russo Brothers got noticed for the directing in Community and they bring in other actors and references from Community to their MCU films All of these Phase 2 MCU films involve a character losing an arm as a tribute to Empire Strikes Back (Bucky loses his arm, Thor's arm was cut off in an illusion, and Tony cuts off Killian's arm) Sebastian Stan (Bucky) played with stunt knives on set to be able to perform the knife stunts (when WS spins and flips his knives around) himself And the narrator of Cap's museum section is Gary Sinise. Sinise has been an outspoken advocate of US veterans and for years has used his celebrity status to support them in numerous ways
Nope, I noticed it too immediately. It still freaks me out, because there are instances where you notice that it's just a different face over hers. It's like a scene from Exorcist. Freaky!
The man treating Fury for the punctured lung, one of the Russos pulling a cameo in the movie he was directing. After you finish the MCU features are caught up, please come back and watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter.
When Natasha says "Who do you want me to be?" It actually makes me very sad for her, I know people that are overly adaptive to the people they talk to, and they don't get to even become their own identity. I always work to try to help them find themselves =/
This is one of my favorite MCU movies for sure! The whole movie has the feel of a 70's conspiracy thriller. (It's one of the things that can be fun about the super-hero genre - it can accommodate a lot of different types of films.) In the wake of the Watergate scandal in 1972, (where the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate hotel were broken into eventually leading to President Nixon resigning) there were a number of movies centered around the idea of vast government conspiracies. Robert Redford himself starred in a few himself - like "Three Days of the Condor" about a low level CIA operative who suddenly finds himself involved in a secret government plot and "All the President's Men" were he played Bob Woodward, one of the primary reporters who uncovered the Watergate scandal. So, it was quite clever to cast Redford as the bad guy Alexander Pierce. Also, in some of the shots of the SHIELD headquarters building, in the background you can see the actual Watergate Hotel where the break-ins occurred.
@@Danisachan I think he believes in her, and understands her, yes. But I honestly don't know how he'd answer her question to Steve about trusting her with his life. He was so forthright about it. And the way it plays in the movie makes it seem like she's never had a satisfactory answer to that until Steve. Hell, maybe she'd never ask Clint that because "he's in the wrong line of work."
The song playing in Cap's apartment when Fury is there. Such a tiny detail that comes to mean something years later. I just can't with the awesomeness of Marvel sometimes.
Episodes 17+18 of Agents of SHIELD take place during the events of this film. You see how a regular team of SHIELD agents survives in the middle of a Hydra uprising. The entire show starting from those episodes deal with the aftermath of SHIELD's destruction.
@@Crilyte She already said she won't see it because she's been spoiled some stuff. I'm just trying to generate intrest by selling the premise of the show in its post-Winter Soldier era.
Winter Soldier is definitely a major tonal shift in the MCU. A visceral reaction is how you know you're watching something amazing! Great vid as always! Can't wait for the next!
When I collected comics. I loved how Marvel Characters, as powerful as they were, they were also troubled with their past events or cursed in some way.
5:34 The computer in the car just said that there *aren't* any police units in the area. Which means those aren't actually police officers. They were Hydra's.
Aspects of this movie are similar to Three Days of the Condor, about a CIA analyst on the run from the agency. The CIA analyst was played by Robert Redford, hence why they got him to play Pierce.
This is one of the cream of the crop of the movies! It puts you extremely on the edge of your seat! I love how HYDRA snuck into S.H.I.E.L.D. - no idea that had happened when I first watched this. I also love how thanks to the Super Soldier Serum in Steve, he can learn faster and train quicker, so his fighting style was much more modern, intense, and up to date from the 1940s style he had prior to the year or so after The Avengers.
I'm very happy you watch this. I have all these on 4K. I really loved reaction in every moment of this. Captain America movies are my favorite. Really really good video. 🌺💖✨Mary✨💖🌺
Love your reactions! This is my fav. The end of shield and hydra. When Fury tells cap he is in charge now. When the good guy stands up to the bad guy and says "captains orders". Natasha with long hair. And ma boy falcon psh puro top tier.
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My fav reactor reacting to my fav movie. Going to watch this one on Living room tv!
How did this film depress you ?
I can't wait too-check, your reaction"...on this "captain-America"2")
Hi, Mary. You should react to Agents of SHIELD. I think you’ll really like that show.
There's something really pure about these reactions, I wish I could come into these films with no real prior knowledge about their comic origins and just enjoy watching them like you do!
Howard Stark: "Hydra's not gonna come at you with a pocket knife!"
Hydra: Literally comes at Steve with a pocket knife
Those weren't really cops. Nick Fury's AI told him there were no units in this area.
Most definitely not cops.
It says something that anyone could look at this and think they were cops. It doesn't say something nice about cops, but it definitely says something.
@@klemminguk Cops would not be that formidable and efficient.
You guys are overrating them right now.
And if there had been they would have joined in.
It's interesting how clueless Americans are when it comes to fascism, in their country, if your "police" are ordered to kill civilians, they won't hesitate.
Yeah I was gonna make a joke like “well it is a black guy driving in America” but ya know there would’ve been a lot of butthurt muricans lol
"who are u Moff Gideon", "You were my brother, Bucky" . Cap in Avengers- "I understood that reference"
"There's still some good in him, I know"
😂😂😂😂
More likely Gideon Malick
"Can't believe Hydras been hiding in shield all this time" that was kind of the main message of this movie. The thing about nazisim is that it never truely dies, it hides beneath the surface and rebrands. Thats why I loved this movie so much. Its showed captain America doing what he does best with a clear message for viewers. EPIC!
Well said
Not sure if that's the main message of the movie. There are other issues addressed such as threat prevention and loss of traditional values (a world of spies results in a world of dishonesty).
@Gary Webb Most of the reactions I've seen acknowledge the threat prevention issue most often. The Nazism issue, not so much.
@@jp3813 "Loss of traditional values" is straight up fascist rhetoric and literally nothing in this movie addresses that.
@@aerthreepwood8021 Honesty is fascism?
"Like Marketing Companies!!"
I laughed out loud at that one. Hilarious, but kinda true.
Kinda makes the whole concept anti-climate then LOL
This is still my favorite MCU movie.
And Natasha flirts with everyone. It's her natural state.
Or how she´s trained to act?
@@robertpettersen3577 Definitely her training. The seductive spy
@@pyloros6906 yep
Why she's better than Hawkeye and she was the one who died 🤬
@@putalover4519 because we are gonna have a partir new Black Widow (In Natasha's movie) and Kate Bishop need Clint
Natasha and Steve have the most chemistry of any two people in the MCU. How much Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson like each other really comes through.
The line “I’m with you until the end of the line” always breaks my heart everytime.
“Whoa, like marketing companies.”
I lol’d.
What I love about the Cap movies is how they bring other genres into the MCU, classic war movie, Bourne-style polical action thriller, etc.
First one wasn’t close to a classic war movie. They skipped the war. No shots of him joining the major historical operations and actually see a war movie.
Those weren't cops. They were Hydra.
They could've fooled me, especially the way they treated Nick Fury.
@Techno Master When Nick asked the AI about the cops in the area there were none, when there are cops surrounding him. Essentially Hydra are just undercover agents at this point
Hail Hydra!
@@bluepearl_22 My thoughts, exactly.
"Captain" is the rank that he holds in the Army. He's not just Captain America, he's also Captain Steve Rogers.
"Black Widow", by comparison, is *not* a rank. :)
But is he still a member of the army?
@@tomn6800 even if he isn't, he still retains the rank (unless (I think) he was dishonorably discharged, which, lol)
@@cybergeek11235 And you know he wasn't discharged, because they don't bother with the procedure to discharge you when they think you're dead.
she was talking about how cap was using her real name in the field.
Chris Evans and Scarlett Johannson plaed in 2 movies together before the Avengers MCU movies. The Perfect Score (2004) and The Nanny Dairies (2007). So, their onscreen chemistry goes back before these films.
Yeah, and you can really see the comfort they have together as performers. They're close friends off-screen as well, and it shows in their performances together.
@@gregghelmberger yep
@@gregghelmberger i think all the og avengers are pretty good friends off screen they seem to really like each other in interviews and stuff
and they're gonna reunite in a Jason Bateman movie
The scene with Steve and old peggy in the hospital kills me.
Everytime
For me, the saddest moment is a toss up between that and Civil War, when Steve is struggling to carry her coffin, even though he has superhuman strength.
@@jacobd1984 spoiler alert
I am so happy they finally got their dance in endgame
It's really awkward
Oh my lord whenever I watch that scene my eyes become Waterbenders.
the song they danced to always plays inside my head every time they have a scene together
Mary: “Captain America is probably my favorite…”
Me: “This is the way.”
Winter Soldier is my favorite MCU film. Love it every time I see it. Great reaction!
Notice Mary how when Fury gets shot, the person on the phone says "Do we have eyes on the shooter?" even though nobody said he was shot. They had his assassination planned all along.
Huh, never caught that
@@LeonardoKlotz yeah but the person on the radio wouldn't have known that
Well agent 13 said that Fury was down so I'm sure the radio man had to know that only way to take Fury down was by shooting and not someone walked up to him and punched him...we all know fury would give anyone on the street them hands especially when he's the top boss u know he's skilled
I never noticed.
@@theoc511 You recognise the world these people live in right? For all these people should know "down." Could mean that he got thrown into orbit by a God.
Steve: Natasha what’s your status?
Mary: Single
I loved that comment! 😂
I remember what I thought when I saw this in the theater: "Marvel has changed the game." This wasn't just a superhero action movie, it's a tense, paranoid 1970s-style political thriller. It was audacious and intelligent, and it represented a change in how Marvel made movies. After CA: WS, each movie works in a different genre than others in the series. There is sci-fi action, family drama, family comedy, sci fi buddy comedy, psychedelic trippiness, a movie that's essentially about divorce, and more. Most movies tend to push things in a different direction than any MCU movie that came before, and it all started with this one.
It's not The Dark Knight. But really great
When you reflect on this movie Steve's story becomes even more poignant. Remember that he is a man who is all alone in the future. Peggy has lived her life and Bucky is the last thread Steve has to his home and his past. In the end he gave up everything for his values and was willing to die at the hands of Bucky than call him an enemy. I feel for him falling off the carrier and can't help but think he was ready to surrender his life without a struggle - a man of principle to the very end.
And I always put it into perspective by reminding myself that he crashed into the ice less than a year ago in his personal timeline. He was fighting Hydra in the 1940’s a few months back, now he’s processing everyone he loved being dead or dying, fighting aliens, and learning that his battle against Hydra was in vane in the 20-teens! That’s a mind fuck if ever there was one!
I always liked that instead of just casting an old woman, they got the same actress that played Peggy, Haley Atwell, to come back and aged her so it still feels like Peggy.
"I kinda feel hot"
Yeah, Steve has that affect on women, it seems. LOL
And with that, the Russo Brothers lifted the MCU up a gear in this movie 👍🏼👍🏼
And age of ultron along with captain marvel brought it down.
@@Zenapprentice captain marvel didnt make or break the mcu, it was pretty middle-road.
Fury’s doctor is Anthony Russo, the director of the film.
Wrong brother. Is Joe Russo.
He appears as a doctor again in Civil War, and in Endgame as one of the people in Steve's grief counselling group, he talks about crying on his first date since his husband was snapped.
@@takemeaway285 yeah I was just trying to avoid spoilers
I love Natasha and Steve's friendship 😍 It's so pure
"Nice leather jacket"
i said the same thing about yours hahahaha, too cool
Two reactions to marvel movies in the same week?? Is this a dream?
THANK YOU, MARY ❤️
What I really love is that Cap ends up forming a team. Widow, Falcon, Hill, Fury, Agent 13. He's a born leader. The first Avenger.
The cover title of Cap's comic book was "Captain America & The Falcon" for almost 100 issues. He has always worked best as part of a team.
The one hand waving trying to fly for Falcon was cute, lol.
Winter Soldier is my favorite MCU movie hands down. The action and fight choreography was 10/10. Sebastian Stan was amazing as Bucky/The Winter Soldier.
This is when the shift comes for every film that follows. In terms of direction, writing, action set pieces, acting, and production.
this movie is when the mcu really turned into a common storyline
@@LeonardoKlotz no, if you didnt watch winter soldier, you wouldnt understand ultron, therefore you wouldnt understand civil war, therefore you wouldnt understand infinity war. the winter soldier threat and plot follows into the next movies
@@LeonardoKlotz I would say GotG was a smart play for being a risk. It's a side story to the overall universe but if it didn't work they could've made it a one-off story. GotG to me showed they cared about the story and characters. Winter Soldier showed they can reinvent, grow and change the landscape if they have to. Making S.H.I.E.L.D the villains was a risky move.
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You'll love Captain America: Civil War. Cap films just kept getting better. Keep watching the films in order, though. The Marvel Cinematic Universe keeps expanding, so you just gotta, to avoid tons of confusion. When you get to the last two Avengers films, all of it pays off BIG.
👍👍👍
AFTER watching the First Avenger movie, this was a shock to this system.
The first Cap film was about the shield as a defensive style.
This film was them trying to make it a more offensive style which I think was a fantastic decision.
A lot of this was inspired by the Robert Redford film 3 days of the Condor, which is why he was cast in this. That is my favorite spy thriller.
Me too!
this is one of the most interesting movies in the mcu in my opinion because it shows what happened to shield and how it fell, tho agents of shield shows what happened in the backstage of the organization and what happened after this movie.
the show actually has a lot of insight on all of the major events from the movies
i loved the banter between Steve and Natasha.
N: "Oh, wait. What about that girl from Accounting, Laura...?"
S: "Lillian. Lip piercing, right?"
N: "Yeah, she's cute."
S: "Yeah, I'm not ready for that."
Steve: On your left
Sam: *I took it personal*
"Whhhoooaaa like marketing companies"
Ha!
The elevator fight scene is my favorite scene in the entire MCU. The entire course of the MCU changes from that point forward. You are in for an incredible ride from here!
Loved your reaction to this! Winter soldier is in my top 3 mcu films along with alot of other people 😆
I say it now, Captain America has the best mcu trilogy
@@jw9565 FFH is dogshit and Homecoming is decent so even if Spider-Man 3 is good it won't be better than Caps because he doesn't have any bad movies
@@jw9565 Yeah but talking about now cap has best trilogy
Sitwell mentions Steven Strange as someone to eliminate before his movie, Dr. Strange, had even been announced.
The senator who works for Hydra was the guy from Iron Man 2, and some of hydra agents were good guys in previous movies that's awesome
Exactly! It's always so crazy rewatching earlier movies in the MCU timeline now because you see like Sitwell and some other agents and ypur like "aghhh I know what your up to!!!!1"
It's a nice detail for sure
I feel like that guy will always be cast as a corrupt politician. He has the perfect ashole face for it. lol
Agent Sitwell (the bald guy) was first seen with Coulson in Thor 1.
I completely forgot GSP is in this film! One of my favorite MMA fighters. He's the guy Cap fights in the beginning that kicked alot. Love the "The Asset" Moff Gideon shoutout lol, as well as all the other Star Wars moments!
FUN FACT HE DID ALL HIS SCENES WITHOUT SLO-MO AND CHRIS EVAN WAS JUST IN AWE ......MY MAN STILL GOT THEM MOVES
@@ibrahimsurti4922 The man's a machine! Still in great shape too judging from his insta
@@kevint4673 Savate master playing Batroc The Leaper, Savate master in Marvel Comics. this is the way...
@@ibrahimsurti4922 funner fact, hes back as Batroc in the upcoming disney+ show based on this movie (no more details than that to avoid spoilers)
I follow 3 different channels going through the MCU for the first time and you're the first to reach this movie.
THIS is the one I've been waiting for. Buckle up, because the ride only gets wilder from here!
"Who's gonna take over S.H.I.E.L.D. now? Can't imagine anyone" Phil Coulson sends his regards
That's classified.
yet another spoiler. why dude?
@@MaryCherryOfficial dont worry, by the time Winter Soldier came out everyone knew that Coulson was alive. They brought him back in the first episode of the Agents of SHIELD TV show, even in the trailers for it. Its not supposed to be a hidden secret
I still think that this is one of the BEST MCU movies ever!
Still the best mcu film for me
Fury: «Last time I trusted someone I lost my eye»
Me: (-_-)
I just realized Steve Rogers’ reaction channel would be the greatest thing to ever happen to UA-cam.
Glad you’re liking the MCU movies. Seeing your reactions makes me wish I could watch for the first time again.
This is the one, that changed everything in MCU, now it is not just a superhero movie for kids, now it became an emotion for every age.
I love that Caps speech isnt even finished, and a good number of SHIELD agents were already ready to fight on Caps side.
The Bible verse on Nick Fury’s grave is Ezekiel 25:17, the same verse he preaches in Pulp Fiction
"Natasha, what's your status?"
"Single"
I'm dead. 😂
"Like Marketing companies" absolutely sent me hahaha
It explained it in the movie, maybe you missed it, but the cops were not actually cops, they were impostors
You can tell she’s a real Star Wars fan. Love the references
I was in the IMAX when I saw it. Bucky gets revealed, all quiet.
Then a little girl whispers to her dad "Who is that?"
The dad replies "Do you remember his best friend who died in the first movie?"
Big audible gasp from the little girl.
😄
Second time I watched, in the stunned audience silence after the mask falls, adult several rows in front of me said "Who's that?" loud enough for most of the audience to hear.
The Russo brothers directed Winter Soldier and went on to direct a few more movies in the MCU. Whenever you get to a Russo movie, you will be able to spot a Community actor cameo.
Community was one of the reasons The Russo Brothers were hired to direct an MCU movie and ultimately Infinity War and End Game
@@gusalain3937 especially cause of Season 2 Finale
except Infinity War. in Endgame, there would be 2-3
"Like Marketing companies" OMFG THANKYOU for being someone who gets that this is actually closer to reality than most people even realize.
"Natasha, what's your status?"
"Single" 😂
You really loved that didn't you the reason why Steve and Natasha get on so well is Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson are big friends in real life.
This is my favorite MCU movie "cus I'm with you till the end of the line" followed by tears
She references and quotes Star Wars, How I Met Your Mother and Community. I freaking love this woman.
Thanks, Mary! I so wanted to give you a hint that we'd see 'Bucky' again after the first one... but your reaction to the revelation was priceless. There will be more pleasant surprises in coming installments! ❄️
The fan fiction exploded after this movie came out.
Your reaction to the Bucky reveal, his brainwashing/torture scene, and the final Bucky v. Cap fight were so very similar to mine. I also had chills. This is one of my top favorite MCU movies. So many good action scenes and plot twists.
Your reactions are always the best. You get invested in the story and care about the characters. Makes for a much more genuine reaction. Lots of people just sit through movies with a camera on, but you're actually reacting to it. Love the content, Mary.
This was a very special reaction in that you not only enjoyed the movie, but you honestly didn't know that Bucky was the Winter Soldier. Of course all the comic fans who saw this in the theater knew the big reveal, but this is the age of endless movie speculation. Even the most casual fans are exposed to months of endless speculation before these big movies come out. Watching you react not having any idea what is going to happen is, like I say, a very special treat. Kudos!
The simple fact that you were excited to see Danny Pudi is why you just surpassed most of my favorite reactors.
Fun fact: the Russo brothers did Community episodes, so there will be Community cameos 💙💙
oh yay for more community characters!
@@MaryCherryOfficial everyone except Britta and Joel Mchale make cameos. Shirley Annie Troy Chang Dean Abed all make cameos all throughout
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That's when you know you're a badass!
If you want the ins & outs with Shield, definitely should watch Agents of Shield. Fantastic show with a great cast.
Ryan, if you are a fan of Agents of Shield, Elizabeth Henstridge has a channel on UA-cam. Every week, she has guests from the show and/or the technical people behind the camera. She also does a watch along of an episode that you can watch with her and her guests in real time if you have Netflix. She's going through the entire series and is still on Season 1
@@clash5j Yeah, I love her channel. She's a lot of fun.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 She seems super nice
@@clash5j Yeah I'm aware thank you very much though :D
Welcome onboard the ship of Romanogrers. Its iconic
This movie cemented Cap as one of my favorite characters in the MCU. Like you said, he is too pure. Some trivia:
Abed appeared because the Russo Brothers got noticed for the directing in Community and they bring in other actors and references from Community to their MCU films
All of these Phase 2 MCU films involve a character losing an arm as a tribute to Empire Strikes Back (Bucky loses his arm, Thor's arm was cut off in an illusion, and Tony cuts off Killian's arm)
Sebastian Stan (Bucky) played with stunt knives on set to be able to perform the knife stunts (when WS spins and flips his knives around) himself
And the narrator of Cap's museum section is Gary Sinise. Sinise has been an outspoken advocate of US veterans and for years has used his celebrity status to support them in numerous ways
I'm surprised that Mary was able to notice the CGI used to make Hayley Atwell look older
I didn't know it was CGI till today
@@aakashsaini2526 if she was able to notice the good CGI, then she will notice the bad CGI used for de-aging in the next installments
Nope, I noticed it too immediately. It still freaks me out, because there are instances where you notice that it's just a different face over hers. It's like a scene from Exorcist. Freaky!
I mean it looks pretty outdated, especially compared to today's standards.
Cap: Natasha, what’s your status?
Mary: Single. *Eyebrows*
^That right there was the Cherry on top, pun intended.
Enjoying watching you work through these. Not many can say they’re watching them unspoiled. This is where things really get good!
The man treating Fury for the punctured lung, one of the Russos pulling a cameo in the movie he was directing. After you finish the MCU features are caught up, please come back and watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter.
It wasn't 95 years 95 years is how old Steve is in this movie
"Fly! Fly! Dude, you got to fly!"
With only one wing? That's like telling a person with 1 arm to clap...
“Woah. Like marketing companies”🤣🤣
This was still my fav MCU movie upto date.
When Natasha says "Who do you want me to be?" It actually makes me very sad for her, I know people that are overly adaptive to the people they talk to, and they don't get to even become their own identity.
I always work to try to help them find themselves =/
This is one of my favorite MCU movies for sure! The whole movie has the feel of a 70's conspiracy thriller. (It's one of the things that can be fun about the super-hero genre - it can accommodate a lot of different types of films.)
In the wake of the Watergate scandal in 1972, (where the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate hotel were broken into eventually leading to President Nixon resigning) there were a number of movies centered around the idea of vast government conspiracies. Robert Redford himself starred in a few himself - like "Three Days of the Condor" about a low level CIA operative who suddenly finds himself involved in a secret government plot and "All the President's Men" were he played Bob Woodward, one of the primary reporters who uncovered the Watergate scandal. So, it was quite clever to cast Redford as the bad guy Alexander Pierce. Also, in some of the shots of the SHIELD headquarters building, in the background you can see the actual Watergate Hotel where the break-ins occurred.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 is next
Hell yeah
Steve was the first person to ever truly trust Nat. And it ends up paying off in a subtle way in Civil War.
No, I'm pretty sure Clint was the first. Him and Nat are so close, it's obvious.
@@Danisachan I think he believes in her, and understands her, yes. But I honestly don't know how he'd answer her question to Steve about trusting her with his life. He was so forthright about it. And the way it plays in the movie makes it seem like she's never had a satisfactory answer to that until Steve.
Hell, maybe she'd never ask Clint that because "he's in the wrong line of work."
The song playing in Cap's apartment when Fury is there. Such a tiny detail that comes to mean something years later. I just can't with the awesomeness of Marvel sometimes.
"Whys he such an emo"!!! Lmao
Episodes 17+18 of Agents of SHIELD take place during the events of this film. You see how a regular team of SHIELD agents survives in the middle of a Hydra uprising. The entire show starting from those episodes deal with the aftermath of SHIELD's destruction.
SPOILERS, DUDE! THIS ONE SHE NEEDS TO SEE ON HER OWN!!
@@Crilyte She already said she won't see it because she's been spoiled some stuff. I'm just trying to generate intrest by selling the premise of the show in its post-Winter Soldier era.
Winter Soldier is definitely a major tonal shift in the MCU. A visceral reaction is how you know you're watching something amazing!
Great vid as always! Can't wait for the next!
When I collected comics. I loved how Marvel Characters, as powerful as they were, they were also troubled with their past events or cursed in some way.
5:34 The computer in the car just said that there *aren't* any police units in the area. Which means those aren't actually police officers. They were Hydra's.
Aspects of this movie are similar to Three Days of the Condor, about a CIA analyst on the run from the agency. The CIA analyst was played by Robert Redford, hence why they got him to play Pierce.
I'm late to the game and it's probably already been asked for, but I'd love to see an Agents Of Shield series reaction.
This is one of the cream of the crop of the movies! It puts you extremely on the edge of your seat! I love how HYDRA snuck into S.H.I.E.L.D. - no idea that had happened when I first watched this. I also love how thanks to the Super Soldier Serum in Steve, he can learn faster and train quicker, so his fighting style was much more modern, intense, and up to date from the 1940s style he had prior to the year or so after The Avengers.
Natasha and Steve @ each other
“They require a better person than I.”
I'm very happy you watch this. I have all these on 4K. I really loved reaction in every moment of this. Captain America movies are my favorite. Really really good video. 🌺💖✨Mary✨💖🌺
Love your reactions! This is my fav. The end of shield and hydra. When Fury tells cap he is in charge now. When the good guy stands up to the bad guy and says "captains orders". Natasha with long hair. And ma boy falcon psh puro top tier.
This movie has perhaps the most accurate depiction of cops in America.