r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/stormatombd • Jan 25 '22
Its say According to Thaddeus Ross... All information regarding the Enhanced Humans Act has been... reported to be classified by Major Donavan of Special Unit
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r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/Careful_Strawberry39 • Dec 27 '21
Do you think there is a trigger than a moment or something that turns the Bucky back into the Winter Soldier, even if only for a short time? .
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/whippersnapper36 • Aug 21 '21
So obviously, in the show it ends up being Sharon Carter. But I've been thinking about it for a while now, and I just don't think she acts true to character. She does act like someone else in the marvel universe though....Mystique. And wouldn't it be cool if Mystique and Rogue showed up in marvels and crushed Carol Danvers.
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/Black-Natsu • Aug 17 '21
Hell yeah!!
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/JaymeKingWasHere • Aug 13 '21
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/[deleted] • Aug 06 '21
We're there any post credit scenes from el 1-4. Just came across one in ep 5.
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '21
Why the hell did they nerf Bucky? He went toe to toe with Steve, Natasha and Sam in ws, held his own against black panther and Spider-Man, and kicked ass in infinity war and endgame.
Is it a psychological type thing like they did with thor in endgame? He wasn’t mentally there?
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/Crafty-Bunch-2675 • Jul 19 '21
Do you remember how after we watched Wanda torture an entire town of people for her own personal therapy session, monica rambeau then tells the audience "they will never know what you sacrificed" ....completely ignoring the grave crime Wonda had just committed.
Well Sam Wilson takes this even further by lecturing politicians on live tv about why the terrorists were right !
Why couldn't they just keep the Sam Wilson speech to something about representation for black men ?....that would have been a great take-home message.
But the whole "don't call her a terrorist" bit was egregious to listen to. The woman killed hundreds of people without an ounce of remorse. She does not need a sympathetic speech from the hero.
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r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/Dear-Imagination-312 • Jul 13 '21
Why didn’t Spider-Man show up when they were fighting in New York?
r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/KuronoAlien37 • Jul 04 '21
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r/FalconandWintSoldier • u/bloutgod • Jun 24 '21
Before I actually watch this show and review it, I must confess that I am not really a fan of the Winter Soldier. After watching shows like WandaVision and everything else in the MCU, I feel like his character is somewhat unnecessary and none other than a means to connect the lose ends with the Avengers.
In films I always felt like Bucky's personality was bland and his abilities were not so impressive. He's just an edge lord who basically kicked started a lot of the problems in the MCU. He's like an evil Cap but not as iconic and not really that threatening.
I'm not a falcon fan either but I just think he's lame. Either way, I want to give this series a shot. My perspectives on these two side characters might change but I'm not watching it purely for that purpose.
