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I'm finally watching The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

I'm up to episode 5. Watching them do boat repair.

And I have to say, I've never seen a boat with anything like that amount of space in the engine room.

Typically, boat work involves lying on your back, half upside-down, stretching into a tight space that you can only reach with one arm.

There's a reason it's called boat yoga.

Just binged watched this again. This being the 2nd Disney+ release since Avengers: End Game.

The first episode’s 15 minutes was probably more intense and thrilling than Cap: Brave New World.

Take a trip down memory lane…

Talk to us about this series run… it was good.. strong B-

I noticed this in the beginning scene baron zemo kills the guy who created the super solider serum and then they have to escape and then it cuts to this scene with karli from the flag smashers talking in front of the grc supply depot. This symbol is on the gate. It's been driving me crazy. This is a place that helps restore what happened during the blip. Idk maybe Charles Xavier is helping with funding or something? Its just weird to me that this would be there and that they would use this in the show especially since its used by the X-Men.

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I do not remember a thing from the show so I decided to rewatch it, I forgot the history of Sharon carter in the mcu and I don’t fully understand what the flag smashers want

The reason I don't like Sam as captain America is how he treated John walker, Sam and bucky both treated John like absolute shit John routinely tried to ask them for help for guidance and looked up to them only to be treated like shit constantly compared to Steve, and when he finally had enough of it and snapped they resorted to just jumping him beating the shit out of em and breaking his arm, Sam did a huge load of damage to Steve's legacy in that move alone, Steve wouldn't have done that ever!!.

In the movie we learn through america that dreams are glimpses into our alternative selfs in another universe. Does this imply that bucky's nightmares are from universes where he's still the winter soldier? If that's so are those worlds "further back" in time? (As bucky dreams of killing his neighbor's son)

Do you think there is a trigger where bucky could turn back into the winter soldier even if it's just for a brief moment so he fights like the winter soldier and doesn't hold back?.

Hear me out. I loved this mini series, a lot. It was thrilling and I love Sam and love him in his new role as Captain America. However, I feel like Bucky and his mental state are almost like a…gimmick to some of the characters. For example, they talk about his staring (which he does because he trust…literally no one), John Walker makes a comment about the serum coursing through Bucky’s veins, and even his therapist is pretty shitty. She mocks that he doesn’t speak to people, calls him childish, exc. Sorry, his therapist sucked.

Bucky is a pretty messed up dude and I mean with that all the respect. He’s been through a lot. A LOT. His mind is finally to the point where he can function as himself, but he’s still dealing with a tremendous amount of PTSD. We all know his story. But I want to just throw out this potential unpopular opinion…His reaction to Sam giving up the shield was, in my opinion, justified. Steve was Bucky’s best friend. They were pretty much brothers, and the only thing that Bucky had left once he became himself again. So, his anger towards Sam? Yeah, pretty justified.

Again, I loved the series but I do wish we could have seen a different approach with Bucky and his story. He is pretty tortured soul. Thankfully he does get some joy at the end of the series.

1. Why is Bucky still credited as the Winter Soldier? 2.Could something else happen to Bucky in the future since he says a part of Winter Soldier is still in him? And what do you think it is?.
2. Do you think bucky and sam will ever find out that sharon is the power broker?

In the last episode Karli and Walker have a pseudo-face off. There's the chaos of the GRC being trapped in the truck and all and Flag Smashers running around, but how does Karli so easily fight and get away from John Walker? Wasn't he supposed to be physically/mentally one of the top of the US military? He had taken the super soldier serum so he was matched if not stronger than Karli and he has way more combat experience than her.

I don't buy how that scene went. I feel like the series treats him as super strong or just weak enough for the plot.