Captain America: The Winter Soldier BUCKY 😍| First Time Watching | Movie Reaction & Review
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This is where the MCU really starts kicking into high gear.
From mediocre shit to just mediocre.
@@handigeharrie9550 why u watching then?🤣clown get on somewhere DC fanboy
@@joshualocklear1099 Only watch for thot titties, and how im a dc fanboy?
Marvel or dc its both crap.
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Get a life, troll. You’re not even imaginative. All these superhero movie fans here and that’s the best you can come up with? Just shows how poor a movie would be with you as the scriptwriter.
@@handigeharrie9550 kinda agree but they're better than mediocre, more like decent
According to Anthony and Joe Russo who directed the movie and to Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely who wrote the movie, "Winter Soldier" is a reference to a quote from Thomas Paine who said "The SUMMER SOLDIER and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country" meaning that people who only stand by their country when conditions are nice will abandon it when things get tough. A "WINTER SOLDIER" would be the opposite - someone who stays faithful even no matter how difficult the situation gets. The filmmakers said the title "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" has two meanings. First, it means Captain America vs.The Winter Soldier (Bucky's codename because he never gives up until he achieves his mission). Second, it means Captain America is a Winter Soldier who stands by his principles even if it's difficult and the cost is high.
I always figured it was a reference to the fact he operated during the cold war. In a sense he's a soldier in a war that isn't actually being fought in the open.
It's not a reference to the Winter Revolution?
The seizing of the Winter Palace in St Petersberg in 1917 was the precipitating event in the Russian Civil War and the Soviet rise to power. AKA October Revolution, Bolshevik Revolution, October Coup, October Uprising, and *Red October*
What is the comic origin for the name? I always refer back to the comics for the true sources.
Winter Soldier first appeared in the comics in 2005, way before the Marvel movies came out.
@@Mwoods2272 wow, I thought it was way before then! Do you know how he got his name?
Don't assume Russians are always the villains. Remember, Natasha is Russian.
It's funny, but the first two American movies that came to my mind where Russians are the heroes are "Delta Force 3,'" a sequel with Mike Norris instead of Chuck Norris in which Spetsnaz and Delta team up to stop a terrorist attack and "Driven To Kill," at terrible Steven Seagal direct to video where he plays a former Russian mobster turned novelist.
and the Winter Soldier is American,
Yup. At the height of the Cold War, Marvel made certain that Russian characters could be heroic or villainous. This was at a time when other media only portrayed Russians as villains.
Enough villains here in the West for me never to forget that.
Russians aren't; Putin is.
Bucky and steve's friendship is what makes me cry the most, in the entire marvel universe, i love bucky so much, seriously, he's my favorite marvel character, imagine what he's had to go through since he fell off that train , since that day his life hasn't been the same, he's used as a puppet, I love him so much, he and steve are my favorites ❤
Eu também acho o Bucky e o Steve os melhores, a história do Bucky é bem profunda e a série dele com o falcão nos mostra o processo dele de tentar seguir em frente.
This is the movie that really made me like Black Widow's character. It's also a personal favorite movie of mine in the entire MCU. I kind of wish they'd play around with various genres more with each movie installment like they did with this one.
Its my favorite too. Only Infinity war comes close to this. But Civil War was just not it.
Natasha is also super good friends with Steve and one of the people he ends up trusting the most
Which makes sense; he's a man out of time, she's a woman without a nation. Both are isolated in extremely-profound ways. Follows that they would bond over it.
Sam Wilson is my favorite character in the MCU. He was just such a generously nice guy from the very beginning. And as The Falcon, he is so awesome.
Fun Fact: Black Widow is Russian. In the comic books she is a product of the Soviet Super Soldier program much like Captain America was the result of an American super soldier program. She isn't the same, but she IS similar in that her abilities are enhanced.
The list that Cap gets is different for each region. For example the UK release of the film has the 1966 World Cup and The Beatles on it. I think there's a website somewhere that shows all the different versions of the list.
Seriously! That’s so awesome! I had no idea!
We did not see that version here, even in cinemas.
@@gecron they're lying
@@lewa3910 Wtf are you on about? They're not lying, it's 100% true that different versions of the list were shown in different territories. There's even a special feature on the dvd/blu ray release about it.
@@lewa3910 WTF are you smoking?
One of my favorite Marvel moments is when the random tech guy refuses to launch the ships. He fully expected to die in that moment, but he still refused. He doesn't have super powers, he's just an ordinary person, but he had a heart of integrity. He shows that ordinary people can still be heroes, without being wealthy geniuses or super soldiers.
Agreed. Really great moment. Reminds me of the elderly gentleman who wouldn't kneel before Loki.
From 1946 -1991: if Dasha had dated Captain America the 'cold war' would have melted.
My favorite Marvel movie. The story and fight choreography is top notch.
Also, wow Dasha. Giving Black Widow a run for her money. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Suweet! This and Ant-man are definitely the two upcoming movies I was looking forward to you reacting to.
And guardians
Zola invented machine learning/deep learning algorithm. Using the algorithm he invented immortal version of himself.
This movie was like pinnacle MCU
When Dasha says "hey sailor" and throws me a kiss I get weak in the knees...
Paused in the middle to say I appreciate you for exposing Russian stereotypes (also in the Black Widow intro scene in the Avengers). I'm not Russian myself, but I see stereotypes on screen every time an Israeli\Jewish character appear. I mean, we all know Hollywood cinema does stereotyping all the time, and sometimes it's entertaining. But it's very important to talk about them and out these notions for being ultimately wrong.
But I still find the irony in you saying "finally, a cool Russian villain", and two minutes later it turns out he's a boy from Brooklyn...
I paid Marvel three times to watch *The Winter Soldier.* Redford selected an unknown Scarlett out of hundreds for his film 'The Horse Whisperer'. Steve and Natasha at their peak performances. The attempted assassination of Fury. Steve escaping S.H.I.E.L.D. was amazing! The Falcon and Winter Soldier friendship started with Bucky stealing Falcon's steering wheel - while driving😳! "Always keep BOTH eyes open". Thanks Dasha for watching this great Marvel movie! ❤ from Texas.
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I like that Captain America has at some point sat down and watched ‘War Games’. I would have liked to seen that reaction.
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“Winter soldier” is the opposite of a “summer solder” written by American political philosopher Thomas Paine, summer soldiers are patriots when it’s easy and give up when things get difficult.
Also Winter Soldier because he was kept frozen in stasis between missions.
Pretty sure it's a saw reference
@@teslawolverine7009 the line ‘shall we play a game’ is from WarGames
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I’m not sure a Saw reference makes sense in this context
@@oaf-77 I've never seen this in my life. Guess it matches with this scene more
The people naming him wouldn't know about his stasis. They couldn't even agree he existed.
@@teslawolverine7009 its worth watching as it brought the horror of nuclear war to the public conscience
Yes a 22 Magnum is a gun. The number refers to the size of the bullet and Magnum means it has extra gun powder in it.
This movie instantly moved to my top ten list for favorite movies of all time
Elevator scene....
Dasha: "Okay, I feel like something is wrong."
Steve Rogers: "Okay, so it's not just me."
The bad guy on the ship at the beginning is a classic comic villain for Captain America, known as Batroc the Leaper, a master of Savate: French kickboxing.
Played here by real-life MMA champion, Georges St. Pierre. Also a Canadian, I don't mind saying. Regarded as one of the best MMA fighters ever, hence the impressive fight choreography.
I guess it’s not surprising that many reactors don’t recognize Agent Jasper Sitwell from his previous appearances in Thor and The Avengers.
By far my favorite MCU film! I'm so glad you enjoyed it ❤
Captain America is one of my favorite comic book characters along with Nightwing, Spawn, Hellboy, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Shazam, Swamp Thing, John Constantine, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Doom Patrol, The Punisher, The Fantastic Four, Iron Man, & Deadpool.
That's quite a diverse list. Kind of awesome honestly.
This is one of my favorite Marvel movies so far. The character development was brilliant allows the audience to become very invested in them. Now, the question is, will Dasha be doing a Black Widow costume for Halloween? Dasha, you could totally pull that cosplay off. 👍😁
Seconded, she would nail that costume.
What about the Leia costume?
In the 1970s, Marvell introduced to be Sam Wilson/Flacon character for the purpose of introducing the topic of racism to Captain America stories. The MCU did not use the Sam Wilson character for its intended purpose until the TV show, which you should definitely check out.
Sam was not the first African-American Marvel hero by a long shot, but he was the first black hero that I encountered as a child in the 1970s, so he will always hold a special place in my heart. I'm so glad they did the character justice in the Falcon and the Winter Soldier TV show.
I love the Nick Fury story about his grandfather. It's great because it sounds like a story that could have been told by any African-American. It's great because it reminds you that he is an ordinary human just before they put his life in danger.
At 18:55 the helmet that hydra is putting on bucky's is a brainwashing helmet which brainwashes him which Is why he is being the villain of the movie
This movie was awesome, this film made Captain America my favorite superhero
love your excitement and russian pov on this film, amazing reaction kid 💫
Hahaha, I was in the Navy and the girls would say “Hey sailor” lol
When Steve writes down "Trouble Man" in his little book, there's a list of items he needs to catch up on. The list is different, depending on what country you're watching the movie. You're watching the U.S. version, so you saw that list. I'm not sure if there's a Russian version.
I hadn't known this, and now I want to see a gallery of every country's version of this (with translations and explanatory notes/wiki links as appropriate).
According to the MCU wiki, Cap's list in the Russian release is:
- Yuri Gagarin
- Vladimir Vysotsky
- Soviet Union Dissolution - 1991
- Moscow doesn't believe in tears
- Disco
And then the items that appear on every edition of the list (Thai food, Star wars/trek, Nirvana (band), Rocky (rocky II?), Troubleman (soundtrack) ) - Apparently because his fingers move over those, it was too hard to be worth editing those for each release.
Dasha’s so cute... If she was a SHIELD agent, she’d totally be scamming Rodgers...
grabs him in the hallway: ‘Quick, kiss me!’
In the break room: ‘Quick, kiss me!’
At the copier: ‘Quick, kiss me!’
At the Company picnic: ‘Quick!’
Steve’s like ‘Yeah, Dasha, I get it...’
‘...see you at the Xmas Party’
I like the explanations already given, but I always took Winter Soldier to mean that either it was a refernce to him appearing after WWII and operating primarily during the Cold War OR that it had to do with the fact that they keep him literally frozen until he is activated to be used on a mission.
Hey Dasha Marvin Gaye’s “Trouble Man” album is a movie soundtrack with mostly instrumentals. As a life long fan I wouldn’t suggest starting there…instead I would suggest you start with his album “What’s Going On?” It is sublime and gives you a better sense of his incredible gift besides his songwriting…his voice!
A knowledgeable soul man here. Respect. Love the 60's... Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, James Brown, etc. Good time for music.
@@baby_boi123 Yes! Excellent music in the '60s, one of the decades that changed music forever. And not just soul and Motown, but rock, blues, funk, country, film scores... they all either started then or underwent seismic shifts, and most of the good changes that wound up sticking were because of black artists.
The 60s and 70s were such amazing times for music of all kinds! Such a rich and deep vein to mine!
@@jeremyfrost2636 What a silly thing to say ... "most of the good changes that wound up sticking were because of black artists" ??? I mean, have you LISTENED to all of the music that came out of those times ??? Better yet, did you hear what you just said ??? There is literally no reason to respond. You are so full of shit ... your statement was bat-shit crazy, at best, incredibly ignorant and totally without logic. Why would/how could you say such a thing ???
"What's Going On?" is actually what the writers intended to reference but for some reason an agreement couldn't be reached with the Gaye Estate so "Trouble Man" was used instead.
Thanks for the time & effort you put into your reactions Dasha, you make them look so easy & I know they aren't ... excellent fun & happy video again ... looking forward to the next one ☺
Chris Evans said this was his favorite Captain America suit. It's my favorite too.
As the newly upgraded S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarriers were falling, I was just watching this like-->👁️👄👁️, all a gasp thinking"great idea to watch this in a IMAX!", just smiling and watching on.
Out of all the Marvel movies, this one is top 3 for me. Like you said, lots of twists. Very well written, and acted.
MCU: "Oh, you thought Avengers was cool? Hold my beer..."
Vibranium can absorb, store, and release large amounts of kinetic energy. So that’s why the fall didn’t really hurt him, the shield absorbed the impact
Since he was kept on ice for years at a time, and since the USSR often associates itself with the cold climate, he was nicknamed the Winter Soldier.
The twin characters at the end are Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, mutants in the comics, associated with the X-Men, but at this time the X-Men and some associated characters were owned by Fox, not Disney, which inlcudes not being able to use the word mutant. But Disney could still use those two characters because they’re also associated with the Avengers, as long as they’re not classified as mutants. So here they’re “enhanced” after Hydra experimented on them with Loki’s scepter. Disney recently acquired Fox, so we should be seeing X Men and mutants in the future.
No, "Winter Soldier" is a very specific reference to Paine's poem about the American Revolution. It's about a pivotal moment in American history, when the creation of the new country was very much in peril.
@@michaelccozens yeah, that’s the real life reference.
@@jonmercano1138 It's also the reference in the movie. Big thematic stuff there.
How would the Western intelligence services who named the Winter Soldier know about his stasis? They couldn't even agree he existed.
Just found your channel! Doing the MCU! Ok lets goooo! 🙂👍
She's done so many good movies. MCU, Star Wars, Roger Rabbit, The Green Mile...
You’ll be pleased to know… in the captain America exhibit, the voice over is LT. DANNNNNN
One of my favorite MCU movies sooo good!
TRIVIA:
1. Nick Fury relates that his grandfather was an elevator operator which is what Samuel L. Jackson's real-life grandfather did for a living.
2. When Alexander Pierce opens his refrigerator, a jar of Newman's Own sauce is clearly visible as an homage to the two times Redford and Paul Newman shared the screen.
3. Steve's catch-up list differed by country but had seven fixed items: Thai food, Star Wars, Star Trek, Nirvana, Rocky, Rocky II and Troubleman. The countries for which items were added to the list include the US, the UK, Australia, Italy, France, Spain, Russia, Brazil, South Korea, Mexico and the Spanish-speaking countries of South America collectively.
4. Nick Fury's tombstone bears the epitaph "The path of the righteous man. Ezekiel 25:17". This was Jules Winnfield's favorite verse in "Pulp Fiction", a character Jackson is famous for playing.
5. The Winter Soldier's moniker comes from the Thomas Paine quote that "the summer soldier and 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." 'He' is the winter soldier, the inverse of 'the summer soldier'.
EASTER EGGS:
1. When Steve and Natasha enter the old SHIELD headquarters at Camp Lehigh, they find portraits of SHIELD's three founders: Colonel Chester Phillips, Howard Stark and Peggy Carter.
2. Sitwell reveals Zola's algorithm is targeting potentially problematic persons of interest like Bruce Banner and Stephen Strange. This is the first reference to Doctor Strange in the saga.
3. Agent 13's real name is revealed as Sharon by Natasha. This hints at her familial tie to Peggy Carter by implying she is her niece, Sharon Carter.
4. Although corrupt in the film, Jack Rollins is the actual name of a heroic SHIELD agent from the "Nick Fury vs. SHIELD" comics who alerts Fury to the enemy infiltration.
CAMEOS:
1. Co-director Joe Russo plays the underground doctor tending to Nick Fury during the scene where he reveals he's alive.
2. Captain America scribe Ed Brubaker plays the bearded Hydra scientist tending to the Winter Soldier during the scene where Pierce orders his mind wiped.
3. Stan Lee plays the Smithsonian security guard who discovers that Cap's World War II uniform has been stolen.
END-CREDIT SCENES:
1. Hydra leader Baron Wolfgang von Strucker plots to sacrifice minor Hydra cells to the ensuing manhunt while consolidating remaining resources to advance their research on the Chitauri Scepter and the two surviving guinea pigs of their human experimentation, the Maximoff twins, who are seen exploring their nascent abilities to move faster than the eye can see and to manipulate objects telekinetically.
2. Bucky visits the Captain America exhibit at the Smithsonian to learn about his and Steve's past.
The next chronological stop in the MCU are Episodes 17 - 22 of Season 1 of "Agents of SHIELD" which complete the first season of the show.
Hey, Dasha! Marvel films hit their stride with "Winter Soldier" and it remains one of the highest regarded films in the saga. The movie represents a tonal shift in the MCU towards mature, gritty storytelling with real-world consequence which roped in many non-superhero enthusiasts. It was made in the style of 1970s political thrillers like "Three Days of the Condor" and "The Parallax View" with a healthy dose of "The Manchurian Candidate". As with all the best espionage films, the story was expertly filled with twists, double-crosses, skullduggery and shocking revelations culminating with an incredible race-against-the-clock crisis. Showing Captain America break faith with the institutions he serves due to his disillusionment with systemic corruption is extraordinary and demonstrates his integrity. The plot is drawn from 'The Winter Soldier' arc of Ed Brubaker's legendary 134-issue run on "Captain America" during the 2000s. Paired with the moody, naturalistic illustrations of Steve Epting, the duo revitalized the character and his supporting cast for post-modern readers. The bold move of resurrecting Bucky Barnes and reframing his legacy was a stroke of brilliance that left an impactful mark on latter-day Marvel comics. The element of SHIELD being infiltrated by subversives is drawn from the 1988 limited series "Nick Fury vs. SHIELD" written by Bob Harras and illustrated by Paul Neary. The Triskelion as the headquarters for SHIELD was lifted directly from Marvel's secondary Ultimate Universe line although the film locates it in DC on the Potomac whereas the comics set it in New York Harbor. Similarly, the technological interpretation of Falcon is a nod to the Ultimate iteration of the character whereas the original Marvel iteration can telepathically communicate with birds and has a glider harness with mylar wings and titanium ribbing.
The cast is remarkable. Steve Rogers comes into sharp focus here and Chris Evans truly made the Captain his own the third time around. Carrying over from "The First Avenger", Sebastian Stan returns as a grimly resurrected James Buchanan 'Bucky' Barnes, Toby Jones lends his voice to the disembodied digital form of Dr. Arnim Zola and Hayley Atwell briefly appears as an aged Peggy Carter. Anthony Mackie makes a strong, likable impression as Sam Wilson aka Falcon as does Emily Van Camp as undercover Agent 13. They join returning allies Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanov aka Black Widow, Cobie Smulders as Agent Maria Hill and Samuel L. Jackson as Col. Nick Fury who gets showcased in a hair-raising action sequence all his own! Having an actor of Robert Redford's stature play Alexander Pierce was not only a casting coup but paid tribute to his role in "Three Days of the Condor"! Rounding out the villain roster is Frank Grillo as a pre-Crossbones Brock Rumlow and UFC welterweight champion Georges St.-Pierre as French mercenary Georges Batroc the Leaper, two traditional Cap antagonists. Callan Mulvey plays the itchy trigger-fingered double-agent Jack Rollins. Maximiliano Hernandez as Agent Jasper Sitwell, who was introduced in "Thor" and was seen throughout the saga in films, One-Shots and "Agents of SHIELD" episodes, is revealed as a Hydra sleeper along with Garry Shandling as Senator Stern returning from "Iron Man 2". The head of Hydra himself, Baron Wolfgang von Strucker, played by Thomas Kretschmann, puts in a cameo for the end-credit scene as do the Maximoff twins Pietro and Wanda played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen. World Security Council members leave their shadowed holo-conference screens to show up in person this time with European representative Hawley, played by Jenny Agutter, being the only returnee from "Avengers". North American Councilman Rockwell is played by Alan Dale, South Asian Councilman Singh is played by Bernard White and East Asian Councilman Yen is played by Chin Han. Steven Culp and Nestor Serrano have bit parts as irate Congressional Committee members who grill Natasha. Gary Sinise lends his voice to the Captain America Smithsonian exhibit as narrator.
Co-directors Joe and Anthony Russo were untested filmmakers who landed the plum gig after Kevin Feige saw their two-episode stint on the TV sitcom "Community"! Nevertheless, the brothers knocked this film out of the park and were tapped again to continue guiding the good Captain's adventures down the line. The action sequences are phenomenally staged but grounded enough that you feel the weight of each impact and only realize you're watching a superhero film when Steve intermittently exceeds human limits. The opening hostage rescue, the Fury ambush, the sniper attack, the elevator brawl, the Quinjet takedown, the freeway chase, the underpass shoot-out and the climactic Triskelion assault are all top-tier set pieces that are thrilling to watch! Despite wall-to-wall action, there is enough downtime to prevent fatigue, to advance plot like Hydra's insidious long-game and to build character like Steve's bedside scene with a senile Peggy. I especially like the use of the real-life 'Operation: Paperclip' in which 1,500 Nazi scientists and engineers were granted immunity and recruited by the CIA's precursor, the OSS, to work for the US government. In the film, Hydra scientists like Arnim Zola use the opportunity of this brain-drain to embed themselves in SHIELD from its very inception.
Still, my favorite MCU movie.
I Love All the MCU Movies. But CAPTAIN AMERICA 🇺🇸 , The Winter Soldier has GOT to be My Favorite! Like you said, it has a lot of plot Twists, and an INSANE Amount of ACTION! 💥
You should definitely listen to the trouble Man soundtrack which was performed by legendary singer Marvin Gaye
I loved you laughing about "the one who feeds crackers to his parrot." 😝
Dasha, I just want to say I really enjoy your reactions to these Marvel movies. When I watched these movies, I watched them on my own, on a laptop. At the time I didn't know anything about the Reaction community on UA-cam. Because I love these movies so much and as a female, seeing other women react the same way I did makes me feel like a Kindred spirit instead of a geeky old lady that likes comic book films.
Thank-you
This is one of the better ones of MCU. And a brilliant spy thriller.
yay, welcome back darlin’ 🤠💐🍻 easily one of the coolest movies & where it starts to get wild. Cap is my guy & his “trilogy” isn’t given as much pub like LOTR, Star Wars etc. and Anthony Mackie is a great addition 🦅
This was fun Dasha! Cute reaction!
One of my favorite movies in the mcu fs
I paid Marvel three times to watch *The Winter Soldier.* Robert Redford selected an unknown Scarlett out of hundreds for his film 'The Horse Whisperer'.* Steve Rogers and Natasha at their peak performance. The attempted assassination of Fury. Steve escaping S.H.I.E.L.D. was amazing! The Falcon and Winter Soldier friendship started with Bucky stealing Falcon's steering wheel. "Always keep BOTH eyes open". Thank you Dasha for watching a great Marvel movie! *❤ from Austin, Texas.*
EXCITING reaction Dasha!!!👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖
It's my favorite Marvel movie..I have the DVD...and casting Robert Redford, one of history's greatest actors as the villan was genuis. Love the way they stuck to the original graphic novel published in 2002
Must be nice for Dasha to see Russia portrayed as a positive source for good for once.
Love the dress dasha..xx
This movie is definitely my favorite solo movie
What a nice surprise on a Friday morning. Gorgeous Dasha 😍
Always have great time watching your reaction to MCU🥳
I was in the Navy. Dasha said,"hey sailor".to me, personally
Bucky is a beast...
This is one of the better ones, but it gets better.
Love it when you get really excited. You're so cute.
Love your reactions Dasha! Keep it up. I can't wait to see your upcoming reactions!
Glad you liked it . This is one of those movies that`s pretty much perfect. Your English & Comprehension is excellent.
Man, Bucky as the Winter Soldier is such a badass
😎👍👍.not just a pretty face but some clever mind catching the "he sweating of trouble coming and such in that elevator scene.
2:00 I liked Falcon right away, too.
3:55 Yes, it's a gun. Not a model I'm familiar with, but probably a pretty good one.
18:25 Not new. She was in the first Avengers movie, will be in the second as well and is a recurring character in the Agents of SHIELD TV show (which if you can find it you should totally watch, as it fills in a lot of details between the movies and you'll get more of Fury and Coulson as well as some entertaining new characters.
".22 Magnum" is not a model of gun, it's a calibre. You can't tell the model of gun but it would presumably be a small revolver.
Loved your reaction! There are a lot of Marvel fans that consider this the best film in the MCU history. (Not me, but it's near the top). Can't wait to see your next MCU reaction!
Thanks for another great Marvel reaction, you make the movies so fresh again
I hope you enjoy Black Widow. It's still some time away.
Ahhhh the elevator fight. Love it ♥
Am I seriously going to be the one that noticed "Without Further Adeu" ... ...
I would like to point out she not only uses the phrase correctly, her pronunciation is phenomenal!!
Let's go. Top 3 MCU movie for me
One of my favorite MCU movies ❤
The mistake was that the movie got spoilers from the start that Bucky wasn't dead.
Many people consider this to be the best marvel movie. I think it's at least the best solo movie.
You should try the Mission: Impossible films.
"If you are flying all the time, you need to have a parachute" - Dasha
I swear to GOd, whenever Dasha readjusts her clothes, it's pure MAGIC...
i bodyguarded Stan Lee and Steve Wozniak at the same time in the mid 2000's. i still regret not getting his autograph 😢
This is a fun one
@15:10, yep the Senator who tried to get the Iron Man armor was actually a Hydra Agent.
15:45 the look on your face... PRICELESS. 😁
This might still be my favorite marvel movie. Definitely Top 3. So fucking good
This might be my favorite Marvel movie 👍
Ngl, this and Captian America 1 are my fav MCU movies.
Robert Redford (Pierce) played the lead in Three Days of the Condor, a 1975 movie where he plays a CIA analyst on the run from the CIA after stumbling onto a top secret CIA plot. It was one of the inspirations for this movie and why they cast Redford.
After WWII the US government recruited a bunch of Nazi scientists, most notably Werner von Braun, a rocket scientist, to work for the US so we could stay ahead of the Soviet Union technologically. They didn't delve to deeply into backgrounds of the scientists they recruited because national security was more important to them that, y'know, whether they were moral monsters. In a superhero version of world history, it's no surprise that someone like Zola would have been recruited to work for nan organization like SHIELD, then use that access to infiltrate HYDRA into SHIELD.
10:22 "Jesus Christ. That's Jason Bourne."
“I understood that reference.”
Did you know that your mesh top in this episode is very close to what Black Widow originally wore in her first comics appearance? ;)
Damn with that thumbnail, I could not resist lol
Thanks for bucky
This movie gets scarier every time I see it.
I've really been enjoying your reactions to American cinema. Your emotions seem genuine as opposed to some who just emote and state what is happening in the film. Also... I am going to be honest and say it... you're absolutely gorgeous, and I love your accent. The dress looks amazing as well.
This is one of the greatest action movies of all time. It's probably captain at his absolute best. Another amazing reaction video dasha, always very entertaining. Everybody have a happy and safe weekend. 😀
Hi Dasha. You are so cute. Good wishes to you from the US. I use to read comic books when I was young and Captain America and the Avengers were always my favorites. Enjoyed your video.
Your so right about Natasha she is awesome and so is Scarrlett Johanson who play's her.