FIRST TIME WATCHING: Captain America - The Winter Soldier...the NEW Captain America
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James shows Ninetailedbrush the wonders of Captain America, The Winter Soldier. Who is the Winter Soldier and what does this mean for the fate of the MCU. Enjoy!
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its been seven years but i still cant get over how good bucky looks in this... the fighting choreo, the gear, the hair, he was the moment even at his worst what an icon
he's an icon, he's a legend and he IS the moment now come on now
Can't forget the strut!
This is still the best Marvel film and for every character that is in it, this their best version.
@@indigo6067 Thighs of Betrayal
Let's not forget the awesome winter soldier theme...by for the best character theme in the whole MCU.
My favorite MCU movie, for me Bucky is the most tragic character, he deserves to be happy
Looks like he found a little bit of happiness after TFATWS
Have you not seen black widow?
Nope!!
Yes, there are others who had it bad.
But bucky was forced to kill a ton of people for 70 years, they took his mind and body and the guilt that he has for all of this although he did not do any of this freely.
@@Gnossiene369 I like peter and I understand your reasoning but for ME, still is bucky. Just different opinion, man relax it happens
This movie was directed by the Russo brothers. They never before made any blockbusters movie but after Captain America - The Winter Soldier they became favorite directors in MCU. They made the 2 last movies back to back. Infinity War and Endgame.
And they recently directed the apple TV movie "Cherry"
I believe they did Civil War too.
@@dianaluna2380 yes, they did
@@dianaluna2380 That’s why Cap has the best MCU trilogy so far
Their first movie Welcome to Collinwood is super underrated. It's very similar in a lot of ways to some of the Coen brothers' comedies. Not least of all in the brilliant ensemble cast. Just a really funny little movie about small time crooks and a heist that goes sideways.
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The basic science behind the cryogenics of Captain America is that his enhanced human body was able to lower its own freezing temperature, which prevented Rogers from dying in the ice and Steve Rogers does age. The super soldier serum he was injected with slows the negative effects of aging, but he does indeed age but slower, he doesn’t age like a normal human.
Why didn't Bucky age?
@@IDidntSetAHandle Hydra put him on ice when they didn’t need him to complete a mission. They showed in this movie, both when Bucky was remembering and Zola said “put him on ice” and in the post credit scene when Cap says that he is going after him with Sam, you can see him in ice in the picture.
@@IDidntSetAHandle Bucky was only brought "out of the ice" for specific missions.
So basically, he would be up for a week in 1960, then be frozen, then wake up a decade later for only a few days, and so on.
Thanks!
So basically Captain America froze from a plane crash and Bucky froze too from a falling incident?
(Not being sarcastic BTW, genuinely trying to understand this)
@@IDidntSetAHandle Much more complicated than that.
Bucky was injured from the train fall but recovered by Russians/Hydra. Zola experimented on him, likely what helped him survive the fall, then experimented further and gave him the metal arm along with mental conditioning.
Hydra then used Bucky as a weapon throughout the decades, freezing and thawing him whenever they needed. He was never awake more than a few days, at most a week, because he was such a valuable asset.
Steve was just frozen in the ice until he was found in present day.
Sebastian Stan's acting his so good-- he has so few spoken lines and that just makes it better because he has to put so much into what lines he does have to really sell it (and boy does he sell it) and his facial/body language. I love every moment he's on screen and that only grows as the films continue.
That Wakanda flashback in TFATWS is some of the best acting I've ever seen.
@@iamgroot2810 True, but I always think of that tiny moment in the couples therapy scene. So small, but it hits HARD.
@@haleyleahann8296 Oh yeah that too and there are a lot of other moments in the show where Seb Stan truly shines. It pisses me off that he didn't get an Emmy nomination this year.
true and also the knife scene he did that himself like that's some hard work man
Best SOLO movie in the MCU... It doesnt matter how its been released still holds up 100%!!
I agree!!! Except for Iron man
Well Iron man made the MCU. But this one is also my favorite
Not quite a solo movie though. I wanted to see at least one more Cap solo movie, and it seems we're never going to get one.
@@PhilBagels I mean both The first avenger and winter soldier focus on Cap. So it is a solo movie. Falcon was introduced in this movie and black widow was there as a partner I guess but the movie is still a solo movie. Bucky is just like rhodey is to Tony so he needs to be there. Nick fury was in Iron man 2 and that’s a solo movie. I don’t understand what you mean
@@PhilBagels Now that Sam and Bucky are the main characters, it doesn't feel like a solo movie, but at the time it came out, it was actually a solo movie, both of them were side characters in it.
Much underappreciated element of TWS: the genius of getting Robert Redford to play Alexander Pierce. Literally, America's goldenboy, as smooth and charismatic and charming as ever, but this time as an actual villain. You wonder how Hydra infiltrates SHIELD so successfully? Put a face like Redford's at the forefront. And, it's worth noting that Redford starred as the hero of an iconic paranoia thriller, THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR, with the late great Max von Sydow that remains the model for this sort of movie.
And, of course, Redford was a HUUUUUUGE get for Marvel. His casting was the signal to other High Profile Actors who'd otherwise have avoided this sort of thing to get into the mix. Sure, Marvel had got Tony Hopkins and Tommy Lee Jones and William Hurt before, but they all had long histories of doing smaller parts in genre movies of this sort. You likely don't get other major stars coming into the MCU if Redford hadn't given it a kind of legitimacy, people like Michael Douglas, Michelle Pfeiffer, Glenn Close, Tilda Swinton, Cate Blanchett, Rachel McAdams and so forth. It's a bit like when Sir Alec Guinness did Star Wars: suddenly all of the heavy-hitters were willing to jump into the sci-fi fray they otherwise would've run screaming from before.
I agree on every point of course but just want to point it out: calling Anthony Hopkins Tony made me do a double take lmao
This is probably just a coincidence, but a young Robert Redfort looks SHOCKINGLY like Chris Evans, I assume he would have been very effective when giving Bucky orders. I doubt it was done intentionally, but it works out really well, I like to think that's part of the reason Pierce got so powerful.
Still my favorite MCU movie. I like the more gronded MCU movies rather than the cosmic ones. Cosmic ones are still good though cause Infinity War was awesome.
Was my favorite....then Civil War came out. Cap honestly has the best MCU trilogy.
2014 perfectly encapsulated the scope of the MCU. The Winter Soldier captured the grounded realism of the earth-bound heros, Guardians of the Galaxy captured the weirdness of the cosmic side of the MCU.
*grounded😝
Grond! Grond! Grond!
Bring up the wolf's head
I think most of the movies have a bit of grounding. Guardians of the Galaxy and aspects of Thor have very out there ideas but when it comes to the psychology of the characters, who are heavily traumatized people, there’s very grounded. Rocket’s story does remind me of a lot of real life stories of discrimination, etc.
MCU does sorta handle the grounded, mundane, and the cosmic aspects very well.
"SHIELD has been a little suspicious lately"
Me: 👀
Right?? I was trying so hard not to say anything
@@whitenoisereacts yes 😂😂
People always forget how smart steve was but I'm glad it didn't get past you guys.
not passsed me
The high pitch sounds in the winter soldiers soundtrack is actually just a high pitched version of Bucky´s scream while he was falling off the train
Really???
@@Shythalia yep
Actually it was made by the composer putting through a scream into a computer and making it sound mechanical. I believe its the composer scream not Bucky.
@@Vana1970 It is Bucky´s scream. It's on the Blu-Ray. You just have to turn on director commentary when you play the movie and there you´ll see the Russo brothers confirming it
No way
Also the guy who won’t launch the carriers because it’s captains orders is like one of my favorite scenes in the MCU because it’s so real. It’s a normal guy willing to die for what’s right and that’s exactly how cap started out. I just have a lot of feels about it.
Makes me tear up every time 🥲
He's my favorite regular character, no super powers, no suit. He's just a random techie who showed up to work one day and was given THIS choice out of the blue, and he refused to essentially pull the trigger, even though he expected to die for it. He's the kind of person I aspire to be.
One of the best, Cap has so far had the best trilogy of films in the MCU. It’s a superhero film, a spy film, and it gives such a great twist - with Hydra double operatives.
Scarlet Johansson and Chris Evans are actually super close and have been in other movies together outside of the marvel universe such as The Perfect Score which is actually when they first met as teens and The Nanny Diaries which they played love interest in.
they have great on screen chemistry
Defiantly have more chemistry than Scarlett and Mark Ruffalo
The dynamic is special between cap and widow. The soldier with a heart of gold who needs to learn to adapt and think with the spy who walks the tightrope of moral ambiguities who needs to learn a moral core.
That dementia scene with Peggy still floors me every time I watch it, Chris and Hayley are so good together
it's glad to know that steve and peggy are gonna be seen more in what if? so that's some good news
@@thephoenix7090 loved what if first season, buzzing to see more
@@DecSteele can't what till they bring hayley atwell to the big screen as captain carter
I like to think that Steve’s fighting style is so much better now because Natasha has been teaching and sparring with him.
I personally loved the theme of soldiers vs spies in this film. Steve, Bucky, & Sam are former soldiers living in the modern world of spies where compartmentalization is the foundation of national security (Natasha, Fury, Agent 13, Rumlow, Pierce, etc... are all either hiding a secret or lying), which Steve openly detests. That is until he's forced to honor a dying man's warning to not trust anyone by hiding evidence and mustering up the best lie he could: "I don't know". Which both Natasha and Pierce easily pick up on, further cementing that such a method just doesn't suit him. Hence, Steve decides to simply tell the truth that he can't reveal what he knows, leading Pierce to turn him into a fugitive and Natasha to show him the ways of a spy in order to stay one step ahead of SHIELD. Even though her methods prove to be more effective than his in the modern world, he still questions how she could live such a dishonest life. Especially since the only person they can trust who's not under SHIELD's radar is a former pararescueman, and another acquaintance of Steve's that they could've trusted turns out to be literally brainwashed by Pierce. Ultimately, the turning point of their predicament comes not through the ways of a spy but by Steve using something that spies can never have: integrity. After breaking into SHIELD, he confidently gets on a mic and tells this far-fetched story of a supposedly defunct Nazi organization infiltrating the agency for the past several decades via compartmentalization. With this claim, he gives the agents an ultimatum on which side to believe: Captain America's words or each other's. While the modern world has made way for better alternatives to sacrificing soldiers on the battlefield, Cap proves that some traditional ways are best not forgotten. For no other Avenger could've turned the tide twice w/ just his truthful words.
Best Marvel movie, in my opinion. The Russo brothers really raised the bar.
They are just awesome directors
I hope they come back to direct Captain America 4 or a solo WS movie
@@whitenoisereacts their style rises the bar with the directorial stuff in the films. Cap and Natashas journey in the Captain AMerica and AVengers and Black Widow films are the best films of the mcu, IN MY FACTUAL OPINION. They are perfect and are the tone needed to stay. Just prepare yourselves for the other installments of Cap and the Avengers.... you will be shook. also keep iron mans personality straight to your hearts. and with the story of cap and widow with the avengers, ignore the "story beats" in the second avengers as they do a few things, with them separately, that are never brought back again.
@@whitenoisereacts Not really, they are not good to be honest.
@@TheShark94700 Well, box office records, academy awards and the majority of people disagree with you completely.
When Howard Stark introduces the shield, he says it's "stronger than steel and a third the weight". Vibranium is supposedly the strongest known material in the MCU (at least on Earth).
It is the strongest on earth, only thing we’ve seen comparable in the MCU so far is the uru metal that Thor’s weapons are made of, and eventually adamantium will be up there.
Only thing stronger is Unobtainium. Unless maybe it's Baloneum.
I thought that thanos's blade was stronger since it cracks caps shield. What is the metal called ?
@@scarletm1848 Uru like Stormbreaker. The mold for the blade can be seen turing the forging of that axe. But I guess that matell is not an element from earth.
I've watched this movie a dozen times, and never caught this, but when they are in the apple store and the guy looks like he recognizes Cap then says "I Have the exact same glasses:" That is a Clark Kent joke!
You may be a little slow if you just notice that now
@@n0body550 Better to be slow than to be whatever you are that felt that that was a good thing to say
@@notmee2388 I mean, what i said wasn’t meant to be bad but whatever be bitch, dont get any humour you do you
@@n0body550 *calls people slow, and then bitch, then tries to play it off as "humour"*
Ok bud.
@@Dead25m Saying it in the first place wasn’t malicious it isn’t our fault that context isn’t perceivable through text, why does it always have to be (assume hatred then hate on thee)
What I feel this movie really excels at, and some other later movies definitely lack, is character. You really get a sense of who these characters are and how they relate to one another. There's Steve and Natasha building their relationship, which was up to this point almost purely professional, into a real friendship. Sam gets introduced, and it is apparent that, despite knowing Steve is Captain America, he treats him just like he would any guy he met from the start. Then, of course, there's Bucky, whose relationship to Steve defines the climax of the movie - Steve literally dropping his shield and being willing to die rather than hurt his old friend.
And I think that carries over into the fight scenes. You see them working together, each having their own unique style of dealing with different obstacles. The set pieces are awesome, but they wouldn't be so memorable if the fights themselves weren't so "in character", for lack of a better phrasing.
While it is of course epic to see so many people come together in later movies, if you have a smaller cast you can dive into these characters way better and this movie is a prime example of that.
Exactly, this is one of the very few action movies, where the fights are very emotionally charged.
For me the word is "pacing". The pacing is insanely good in this movie, coupled with amazing connectivity of the characters. Infinity War and Endgame had tones of characters but no time to give them all the space they needed and/or deserved. This one is just perfect - it keeps the perfect balance. Kinda like I feel about the first Avanger movie too.
Yeah, I have found that any MCU movie starring more than three Avengers just isn't worth it, for me.
fun fact, Bucky trained Nat when she was in the red room. He was already the Winter Soldier at that time. Thats why she told him "you can at least recognise me" in Civil War
I thought it was because he shot her in the past, which had already been stated by her in the film
@@MadisonApitz They dont really go into the backstory tho, but its canon
@e8604 Bucky has faught against a lot of ppl, he was the WS for something like 70 years. why would it make him remember her coz he fought her that one time? He remembered Steve coz of their history. Maybe it was a little easter egg to the comic readers who know about the history and that they were romantically involved. That seems like a more
compelling reason to remember someone.
I've heard this too but (the training) but I don't recall if its canon. I also thought the "You can at least recognize me" line, which was in Civil War, was because of this movie.
@@k3n12ock its canon, bulk of the story happens in the 2004 Captain America comic series
This is by far my favorite MCU film. The writing is so well done, the fight choreography is top notch, and the story feels grounded. That knife fight is 💯
feel the same myself this is defenitly my fave of the mcu movies
I just love Bucky's mask and goggles
The casting of Robert Redford in the role of the bad guy was a genius move. Most people still associate Redford with the good guys. You should check out "The President's Men2 one day it is a classic. Redford as Woodward and Dustin Hoffman as Bernstein, the two reporters who found out about Watergate. On another note, after CAWS came out one critic said that this movie turned Cap into a badass.
Oh Bucky my beloved. My favorite MCU movie.
This movie was such a pleasant surprise. And yes the dynamic between Natasha and Steve is pretty awesome. The banter is great.
One of the reasons why I think this film is top tier in the MCU (or just action films in general) is that when it comes to action films, especially those of the spy sub genre, there is rarely, if ever, attention given to character development-- its just all fighting and explosion and often a plot that isn't really long lasting beyond that film-- but this film has it all in spades: intense AMAZINGLY choreographed fights, character development and not just witty banter (as if often mistaken for character development) and a impactful narrative.
I think Cap still ages regularly, maybe a bit slower due to the Serum, but he can definitely get old.
he was just frozen in ice for almost 70 years.
Yeah, I’d guess he’d live to a ripe, old age of 100 years old, maybe even up to like 110, but he does age ‘normally.’
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I believe Cap was physically 117 years old at the end of Endgame.
so him looking like Joe Biden means the Serum must have SOME effect on his physical aging.
Is so underappreciated but steve struggles with some form of depression, he doesn't know what makes him appy anymore.
Bucky makes him happy.
his one form of happiness is Nat. this is shown... in the carride and room scenes.
Well... I'd argue it's having something to fight for. He needs the fight.
Bucky and Peggy are remnants of that old life. Ofc it had its share of problems like getting beat up in alleys, looked down on, war, and having to earn his place in the military etc, but he loved his life back then.
Fighting represented his old life. He was fighting all his life for what he wanted and to protect the people he loved. They fought to protect him too.
So suddenly not having a reason to fight (especially after the alien invasion from Avengers ended) just didn't feel right. It was like an artist not being able to make art.
But yeah, it was a form of depression and I def agree it goes overlooked.
5:39 they sort of outlined this in the first movie but it kind of flew under the radar, Howard Stark says when they’re talking about the shield “ it’s stronger than steel and a third the weight “.
Definitely my favorite solo MCU movie 🙌🏼 and possibly my favourite MCU movie of all. Can't ever decide.
You’re smile when he realized that the winter soldier was Bucky mirrored my smile exactly. I loved this reaction!
I believe Steve and Bucky age a bit slower than typical humans
The captain America movies are some of the best in the entire MCU.
I really like watching cap and black widow interactions because Chris evans and Scarlett johanssen are close friends irl (they’ve been friends since their late teens) and u can see it on screen
The best solo MCU movie by far, this movie it's a masterpiece, the fights, the suits and even the score it's great, every character had their cool moments but Cap was an absolute Badass!!! and of course Winter Soldier was goated
This is still my favourite MCU movie to date! Loved your reaction as always guys!
Basically he only was able to be frozen like that because he was a super soldier, and does age. I wouldn't call it normal aging but he didn't age from being frozen, not the serum.
I kinda disagree...Red Face, the head of Hydra is still alive on the events of the last movies. He took the previous serum, the one that wasn't refined yet or gave him a weird reaction, so we don't know extactly if one of its side effects is not aging (like he can't be drunk)
@@Ahonya666 Red Skull. And he's been changed by the Stones to become the guardian of the soul stone when he returns, he's not really the same. He barely remembers his human life. Not a great comparison.
Yeah, super soldiers have regular life spans. They established Cap ages normally in Endgame and Isiah Bradley in Falcon and the Winter Soldier
"last time i trusted someone i lost an eye". way to sound dramatic while talking about trusting a "cat"
Re-watching the movies makes me laugh at this, because I didn't get it the first time....Marvel wasn't that famous here by then
Boom Spoilers 😂
@@Ahonya666 I don’t count captain marvel as canon because it makes the rest of the mcu not make sense in the time line
he was TALKING ABOUT CAROL!!!!!! AND THAT IS A MUCH BETTER way than just a bravado battle that looses his eye. It was a perfec subervsion and great explaination that was too hilarious.
@@branchie8979 Captain Marvel doesn't break the timeline in any way at all. What you on about?
"Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out?" - Steve Rogers
One of THE MOST hilarious and memorable lines I've ever heard in this movie!!!!🤣
One of my TOP MCU movies!
this movie captured my interest wayy more than the first movie! So good to see your reactions and to hear your thoughts!
My favorite MCU movie that also proved to be the turning point in my favorite MCU tv show Agents of SHIELD. The show struggled to find its footing until this event but then turned into something great and never looked back
What made this a great movie, is you could have left all the super powers out of it, and it still would have been a brilliant spy thriller. A superhero movie tends to be far more successful when it has a solid base, not relying on the powers to be the sole draw for the film.
Vibranium is actually very light but strong thats what makes it special , a normal human could easily pick it up
We found out in Captain Marvel how Nick lost his eye.
Bucky's my favorite character in the whole MCU.
The question about Cap aging: Just see the ending of End Game.
Cap is technically only alive due to being a super soldier. Whilst he does age like a normal person the only reason he survived being frozen was due to his body healing and regenerating any damage done to his body by being frozen.
Yes
My favorite Marvel movie! What a masterpiece.
I’ve been looking forward to this and it’s worth the wait! love you guys so much🥺
We love u too ;)
Georges St-Pierre reprised his role as Batroc (tough fighter at 6 min) a couple of years later.
He is regarded as one of the greatest fighters in MMA history.
8:40. I want you two to remember this exact discussion when you watch the next Captain America movie.
The super soldier sirum does slow aging
You mentioned how the movie shows the characters' thought process when they are fighting and I can't agree more. In the highway scene, when the Winter Soldier is attacking them in the car, you can see how Natasha is observing his move. She dodges the first bullet aiming at her, then saves Steve and Sam from the second and third bullet. It's really cool.
Being frozen kept him from aging the serum is what enabled him to survive the freezing process
Fun Fact: Fury's boss (played by Robert Redford) was the leading choice to play CAPTAIN AMERICA in the 1980's when they first considered making a Marvel movie.
My fave CA movie
this has been my MCU favorite for years. endgame has its place, of course, as does thor ragnarok, but this one just hits every single button perfectly. what i like most about it is that it feels more like a spy thriller from the 1970s than a splashy superhero film. i also really appreciate its small core cast, and the relationships between each of the characters - steve and natasha are probably my favorites, their bond is so strong and ABSOLUTELY NOT ROMANTIC THANK YOU RUSSO BROTHERS. yeah, this will always be the one for me. 10/10 would recommend.
My fave Captain America movie! Civil War was good as well, but this was my fave because Bucky has such an interesting backstory in the comic books. I just wish the MCU would've covered his relationship with Natasha/Black Widow, because they have quite a bit in common.
I wish we could get a Bucky stand alone movie that shows him during the Winter Soldier years between WW2 and becoming Bucky again. So much you could do with his involvement with Hydra and all the assassinations. Too bad Scarlet Johanssen has filed that lawsuit against Marvel for Black Widow as they will never work together again so no chance to see a Bucky, Nat movie during the Red Room.
I love the historical stuffs they included such as the Operation Paperclip by the US - British to capture Nazi scientists and engineers during WW2. And my favorite part as a knife collector is Bucky's knife which is Gerber Mk 2 created and used during WW2 due to it's well balanced design.
Being a super soldier brings them to the peak of human condition and makes toxins practically useless and also gives them increased stamina but gives them an increase in metabolism (faster healing too). Cap does age like a normal person. He survived his deep freeze because of the regenerative properties of the serum otherwise he would have gone through freezer burn.
Widow has a variant of the super soldier formula in her. like cap, increased stamina among others and immunity to most toxins, but not to the degree of cap.
for bucky, he was likely experimented on with a version of the super soldier serum too during WWII when Zola was experimenting on him before cap saved him. it's likely why he too survived his fall. Just like Cap though, to get to the present day, he was kept on ice and thawed out for missions.
In way Cap is a soldier in a world of spies in this movie.
Fun fact about the elevator scene, it took them almost 8 days to film that scene.
Completely worth it
Makes sense
The overpass fight is honestly one of the best in the MCU. The speed, ferocity, and intelligence of everyone involved is awesome.
Bucky probs my fav character and this is one of my favourite marvel movies ever
I love how far Bucky has come.
@@iamgroot2810 Same. What amazes me is how Sebastian Stan has played four iterations of the same character over a ten year period while keeping him true to his story. First he is the innocent young soldier off to WW2, next he is the tortured Winter Soldier, next he is Bucky again but not the same as that young dashing soldier, now a tired PTSD still brainwashed assassin. Then the Bucky freed of the brainwashing but left adrift in a world with no best friend, no family, and haunted by all the memories of those he killed over the years. He now faces a fifth Bucky going forward, one that has faced his demons and realizes he can use his power for good as a Super Hero and he can trust people and build healthy relationships. Amazing and talented actor. Best in the MCU.
Love what Steve tells Bucky at the end
This is easily my favorite mcu film, so damn good
"It could be a Flashback.....Maybe now, maybe it'll go back" [Nervous sweating] Now how could that ever happen, that'd be impossible to do....[Looks around, wipes brow]
I love how far Bucky has come. I hope he gets a standalone movie soon!
Can’t give up freedom for “safety”🇺🇸
Cap ages regularly. The super soldier serum kept him perfectly preserved and alive, frozen in time in the ice. Once he was thawed he continued aging as usual, but he ages very well either way.
He ages slower than normal people.
Search it up.
Fun fact, the eerie music that plays when Bucky shows up is a remix of his screams from when he fell off the train in the first Captain America movie.
this is one of the darkest movie of marvel with lesser one liner jokes
Can we get ninetailedbrush's social media? ...It's for science 🥺
It's a good thing that your cousin doesn't look up at you by watching the movie, because you do not have a poker face. Like, at all.😄
You're study grinning from ear to ear or giggling right before the good action starts.
It's funny, because you look like you're gonna burst if you don't express your excitement.
#Same This saga can do that to you. Lol
Well, I’ve done a lot of reactions and learned what he does or doesn’t it attention to so…
33:03 hey look guys it’s Falcon and the Winter soldier that definitely doesn’t sound like a future series or anything.
We stan the legendary duo.
BEST MOVIE PERIODT-
Edit : I really really love the music during the fight scenes esp the whole highway fight scene
This movie just consolidates Captain America as one of the best superheroes in the MCU. Also, it proves how to make a sympathetic hero with a dark world around him, not compromising his morals and values and that you don't need a five movies's arc to get the definitive Captain America. Yes, I'm talking how Steve Rogers is a better Clark Kent than what Snyder tried to pull. He's a guy who came from a world who always put him down and still didn't let the people around him stopping him from being a hero, not like someone who can't stand criticism and throws away his superhero job cause "SOME people are mean" and "not everyone loves me".
the interior of shield hq was filmed in the cleveland museum of art, and ive been there several times! its really beautiful
Ooh, which part? That huge atrium with the SHIELD logo/statue?
@@lurategh yeah! that atrium is kinda the lobby of the building
5:34 I think Cap's shield is acc meant to be pretty light - Howard Stark described it as "stronger than steel and a third the weight"
James is correct Cap does age regularly, being frozen just slowed down the age process for him and Bucky was kept in a cryo-stasis until they needed him for missions, after a successful mission he was placed back inside the machine for cyro sleep.
no the freezing process kept him stasis but its his serum that keeps him from slow aging. remember in the 1 cap americ, he sais he cant get drunk. that scene is key.
One of my fav Marvel movies! Elevator scene is awesome!
winter soldier has got a diluted form of super soldier serum, he is as powerful as Steve but since hydra wasn't able to make exact copy of Steve's super soldier serum, so they have this...
"Air conditioning is fully operational"
One of the best mcu movies
The super soldier serum didn't give Cap and Bucky super powers. Many people get that wrong. The serum just enhances their physical abilities. It makes them strongest and fastest a human can possibly be. Its basically like instant steroids. But they don't have super strength like Spider-Man or Thor does.
In some of the comics (not sure if all but all the ones I read), Steve actually doesn't age at all. In one of them they figure this out because he spends 12 years in another dimension, and hasn't aged a day when he gets home, so sheild is like "wait a damn second". I totally get why they didnt include this in the movies, they would've had to recast Cap every 2 movies to keep him looking the right age, but it was part of what made him seem so "super" and almost "godly" in the comics.
Eeeeee my favorite MCU movie! I love seeing people react to this. And Steve does in fact age, but he has super longevity thanks to the serum so he ages at a slower rate than the average human and has a longer lifespan. Same with Bucky.
so excited for this!!! love you guys
The increased metabolism that makes cap heal fast and unable to get drunk.........that same metabolism slows to the point of hibernation while he is frozen.......just like lizards slows their metabolism to hibernate
YES I have never clicked so fast in my life!
7:35 "Last time I trusted someone I lost an eye" like how can nobody say how funny this is
I'm sure someone has told you, but the guy who was holding his own on the ship at the beginning is George St. Pierre, one of, if not the greatest MMA fighters of all time
Always loved Captain America
Before we start watching this video, does anyone want to get out?
😂😂this comment is good
"Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
- Steve Rogers/Captain America
I see you grinning at the elevator scene before the fight even starts. hehehehe
This is the movie where I started really loving the MCU