“Did they even exchange full names?” Beginning of the movie: “Sam Wilson.” “Steve Rogers” “Yeah, I kinda put that together”

Cap stole the old suit in hopes of jogging Bucky's memory by wearing the suit he knew.

13:41 he’s the new captain America Me: You’re about 5 years too early

12:16 "How did you take down Captain America?" "Ve shot him in ze legs, because his shield is ze size of a dinner plate, and he's an idiot.

13:44 "He's the future new Captain America". Damn cinema sins predicting endgame four and half years before its release.

Cap spent time in Europe in the 1940s, I’m sure he learned French at some point there

"Oh, man. I am so fired." "I wish." *Everyone disliked that*

The music that Fury plays in Steve's apartment is the song that Peggy and Steve dance to in Avengers: Endgame

How could you not remove at least ONE sin for the elevator fight scene.

Friendly Cinema Sins Removal Service 4. At the end of the sequence it's explained that Cap is running cause he's having trouble sleeping. 5. Sam clear states Cap probably ran 13 miles in 30 mins. 14. Probably learned French during the war. His intelligence was up'd by the serum and he did stage shows all over. 15. Does it look like GSP is a match for him? Looks like Cap is toying with him to me. 16. Actually he lied to them all the time in the movie. Secret weapons, secret monitoring, secret Hulk kill box. 19. Maybe they're busy. Fighting Killian, fighting Dark World Invasion, fighting *insert new hulk enemy*. 24. He doesn't get his own exhibit, but his own display. They probably all had their own and one collective one. 25. She doesn't die in that scene. And who said he hadn't visited before? Maybe he goes every week. 26. They ain't talking to Nick Fury, dude. 31. Actually HUD in cars are a real thing. 34. The car has bulletproof windows and armored siding. I'm guessing it also has run-flats. 35. Even if the car "can" drive itself, what else was he gonna do? his taxes? eat a salad? take a nap? 42. Not like he's a movie star hitting up the clubs. Who wants a headline that says, "Cap Returns Home From Work." 47. Cause that's what superheroes do. They pick up the phone to Asgard and card for help. 48. He can't fly you know. 56. They were trying to be sneaky about it. 57. Otherwise they shoulda sent the other superhumans they have on staff. Oh wait.... 62. They were trying to arrest him in the elevator. (cuffs, stun rods) 66. Physical always-on GPS attached to every flashdrive in stock? Wouldn't be practical or reasonable. 67. 9 mins for them to physically get there, dude. You actually explain this in sin 69. 74. Shield was more covert back then. 75. War Games was a movie. Star Trek is a TV series. It's easier to finish. 78. More like evil villian monologue cliche' 79. He was referring to Howard Stark's death, which was always thought to be an accident. Backstory plot twist. 81. Of course he survives. America!! 82. No calculation. No detail. Shot a Bunker Buster into a bunker. Ground team cleans up. Pretty simplistic. 83. He's only been on the run for a day. Figured they'd try sneak up on him first. 85. Cause it's unheard of you say goodbye without actually having a face-to-face with someone. 87. What was he gonna do? tie her up? 88. Actually, they did exchange full names, 90. Pretty sure he's gonna need an owners manual if he's gonna operate these things. 99. Fall + GRENADE EXPLOSION!! 100. In the previous scene, Winter Soldier has a realization that Cap might be in the bus. 103. In the previous scene, you can see the shield lying there. Winter Soldier sees it. 107. Miniguns have horrible aim, especially unmounted ones. 112. No shoe-horning. Winter Soldier is classically always revealed to be Bucky. 119. You assume that's 30mins into the ride? Just as easily coulda been 2mins into the ride. 123. Hill was disguised as one of the Strike Team remember. 124. Probably a transport following Hill as she snuck into the Strike Team van in disguise. 126. Its actually the same drugged used in "every" fake death scenario. You can call it a cliche' 128. Then they employed him, allowing him to secretly build a faction of Hydra inside shield. The whole plot of the movie. 130. What's he gonna call Ironman on? his Ironman phone? Besides, they don't have long before launch. 144. Hydra didn't design the ships. They just figured out how to steal them. 146. Goggles got cracked and mouth guard got swiped. Both back on the highway scenes. 148. Said so himself. Emergency back-door into the system. Guessing it's hidden for sake of emergency use. 158. Unless the helicarriers fall into the wrong hands again. Highly possible, since they are all currently manned by Hydra. 160. They were hovering straight up. 162. They were hovering straight up over the Shield Compound. 165. He told them where he was in the previous scene. 49 Sins Removed. New Total = 127. Sentenced to Learn about Steve Jobs and Apple, using Wikipedia.

“Yeah but what are it’s coordinates?” “Oh” 😂😂😂

1:25 “cap is struggling with a random dude” Little did Cap know he was fighting Georges St. Pierre

if you hadn't noticed, Banner didn't want to be Hulk. Iron Man had destroyed all of his suits. Thor wasn't even on Earth.

As far as I'm concerned. There's nothing wrong with winter soldier at all.

“is his hand-eye coordination so good that he knows exactly how the shield will react off surfaces?” actually, yes - lol yes that’s literally exactly correct 😅👏👍

1:21 Steve has known French since the 40s. He spent many years fighting in the Howling Commandos alongside Gabriel Jones and Jacques Dernier, both of whom were French speakers. Jacques barely spoke any English at all and Gabe would always help translate what he was saying. The directors stated that Steve wanted to learn French so he could speak to all the members of his team and give Jacques another person who could understand him. So yeah, Steve knows French.

1:35 “Last time I trusted somebody, I lost an eye” You really trusted that cat, didn’t you Edit: flerken* :)

Captain America was in WWII. He, like many other Soldiers during that period would have had time to learn German, French or another language in Europe.

At 2:30 you see at the beginning of Bucky’s description on the right side, that it says “Born in 1916” BUT THEN AT THE BOTTOM IT SAYS “1917-1944”

Screw you Cinema sins I love Stan Lee's cameos.

Am I the only one who's slightly disappointed that the end scene with Bucky and Captain America got three sins instead of removing one?

When did Cap go toe to toe with Ironman? They threatened to , but that never happened. And he could have learned French from fighting in France during WW2.

"they'll probably replace his actor with Don cheadle" 😂😂😂

He actually stole the museum suit to mess with bucky’s head, since he knew that he’d be there in the ‘final fight’ it was a way to make bucky kind of remember him in some way, or at least to mess with his mind. Hydra did the same thing by sending bucky on that mission without his mask on, to mess with cap.

6:05 the comics actually do state that the serum also improved his mind up to a standard where he could calculate the path of the shield when he throws it, and also throw it in a way which bounces it back

Movie: has 30 seconds of logo Cinemasins: I see this as an absolute SIN

He stole the suit because that was the suit he wore while fighting with the howling commandos aka Bucky so he uses it to job Bucky’s memory and Bucky ditched the mask and goggles to mess with STEVE and make it hard for him to fight him

"Last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye" Poorly aged lined, thanks to Captain Marvel 😏

Funny thing about the Fury trusting people sin. That's exactly what he's talking about. When he says he lost an eye, he means Phil Coulson. Phil was his one good eye.

"They'll probably replace the actor with Don Cheadle." FUCKIGNADKJGHSLDKFJHSAKJDF

1:20 Cinemasins: How does cap have time to learn French? Well two of his howling commandos spoke French so he probably learned a little bit from them

Pretty sure the German scientist was saying “accidents” sarcastically

Steve stole the old suit because that's the one Bucky has seen him in before all his Hydra brainwashing and he thought the suit might trigger Bucky into remembering him

Despite not previously being a cap fan, this is easially one of my favorite, if not my favorite, MCU film.

Cinema Sins Removal: “He brought his lightsaber?” That deserves a sin removal. It’s an epic reference.

The "Bucky exhibit" at the museum is actually the wing of the exhibit for all of the Howling Commandos. Bucky has a section in that exhibit to give info about him, because he was a Howling Commando. You would know that if you paid attention to the scene, and, you know, the diorama of the Howling Commandos that is right there.

"Did they even exchange full names?" rewind to when they first met "Sam Wilson" *handshake* "Steve Rog-" "I know you are :)" *sips tea* I love you guys but you're awfully forgetful

"Is the movie saying he's just so gifted with hand-eye coordination that he always throws it perfectly so it careens back to him?" Yes. Yes it does. It's a trait carried over from the comics. The Super-Soldier serum increased his reflexes along with his speed, strength, and stamina. Legit.

This movie in a nutshell: Man experiences culture shock, almost gets killed by best friend.

"He's the new Captain America" Yes Cinema Sins, yes he is!

The reason why Captain America stole his old suit was because that was the suit he used in the first movie, that was the suit Bucky saw him in most. Cap thinks that by wearing it, it will help with wiping the brainwash of Bucky's face.

One thing... Bucky was experimented on by Zola the first time he was captured in Captain America: The First Avenger. Remember how he was apart from the other POWs? Recovering on some sort of medical table... so Zola COULD have been there, even if he was captured on the same train from which Bucky fell. Just... you know... being a nit-picking arse. :)

13:40 Aged very very very well

“last time i trusted someone, i lost an eye” *thinks back to captain marvel* oh

Sin 23: Bucky was part of the Howling Commandos. The Howling Commandos would have gotten their fair share of the exhibit, which would probably be a room for each at best. Furthermore, the Howling Commandos would have definitely fought for Bucky's inclusion in such an exhibit, and if they didn't, Peggy certainly did. Besides, not much evidence to show that Bucky has more than that one display.

In my personal opinion, Steve stole his old suit from the museum for two reasons. Number one: The new suit was undoubtedly made by shield and therefore made by Hydra, the organisation trying to kill him and take over the world. He probably doesn't feel all too heroic in that suit right now. And number two: He's trying to get Bucky to remember him, so he makes himself look as much like the person Bucky knew as he can. Bucky never saw him in the new suit before he became the winter soldier, but he and Steve fought side by side in the old one. The costumes probably a small detail, but he probably figured it couldn't hurt.

19:35 "elizabeth olsen isn't my girlfriend in this mid credit scene" feel you men

"instead of a plan where Captain America infiltrates the carriers one at a time and punches their engines until they fall out of the sky" i mean, that was pretty much what ended up happening

Somebody hase probably already mentiones this here before, but I can't be bothered to check, so here I go: Steve stole the suit from the museum, because it was his oldschool suit, that he wore when him and Bucky were fighting side by side before Bucky "died". So I believe he wanted to wear that one (as it's look different from the dark blue one) so that Bucky remebers him. Also the fact that the scene from the museum is right after Steve says that Bucky WILL remember him kind of proves that.

"So unless you want a two-inch hole in your sternum..." Ah, no. Those badges are not on anyone's sternum. They're way off to the left of the sternum. And it doesn't even make it a cooler line to say "sternum," either, because "two-inch hole in your ribcage" sounds just as menacing. Bad guy clearly does not understand anatomy... DING

13:40 - "He's the future new Captain America" Wow that's impressive after just finishing watching Captain America and the Winter Soldier

Oh my god I felt exactly the same way with Widow's disguised scene. I saw that old lady start kicking ass and I thought "Oh shit! Now thats a fuckin twist." Until they pulled the cheap "futuristic mask that perfectly disguises our protagonist" bullshit and it was just Widow the whole time. I would've loved it so much more if that really was that old woman, and she was just secretly a badass this whole time.

Sin #173: Everyone who watched the Avengers knows what that thing is: It's Loki's scepter. You know, the thing that he used to brainwash Selvig & Hawkeye & tried to brainwash Tony with?

So we are not going to remove at least 5 sins for the awesome ass fight scene between bucky and cap in the street

13:40 Holy crap, this aged like fine wine.

At 1:43 I love how fury says he trusted someone when that someone was a space cat

Sin 108: Steve was never Bucky's target. Bucky was ordered to kill two targets at Level 6. The two targets were Sitwell and Romanoff, which is why Bucky took out Sitwell immediately and then went after Natasha. He completely ignored Sam altogether and only bothered with Steve because Steve attacked him. So that sin can be removed.

He stole the museum suit because the other one had a tracking device in it.

Video released in 2014, "He's the new Captain America! Duh!" This aged very well.

2:35 Because it's a Howling Commandos exhibit, Bucky was a member of it, and was the only one of them who "died" on a mission, so it's a tribute to him? They literally say it in the scene you are showing. Geez. Do you watch the movies with the sound off? 4:19 Clearly he did follow him, since he was able to track him down to Steve's apartment literally in the next scene? 4:49 Tony destroyed his suits, Banner was probably laying low, and Thor was literally on a different planet. 6:12 Yes. 7:47 He played young Howard in TFA. Christ. 11:14 You realise those scenes are happening at the same time, right? She's running under the bridge while he's taking the gun and walking towards the edge. Basic understanding, guess you don't have that. Also, she jumped down on the other side, so she had to run across the whole bridge while he just took a few steps towards the edge on the other side. 15:25 Hating on Stan Lee is the lowest form of comedy. Or "satire", as these clowns try to excuse their incompetency. 15:50 Describing what's happening on the screen and sinning it for no reason! Ding!

Bucky didn't have his own wing... he had a profile exhibit, as did all the other Howling Commandos.

Wow, a really large number of these aren't actually mistakes. I'm beginning to think they were trying to bloat the number in this one. Why the hate?

16:12 Cap did the body mechanics on this frontkick perfectly. You see it in MMA I've noticed Charles Oliveira uses it often. Unlike a normal front kick, lifting the other leg first puts more weight and momentum into it

Man, I'm re-watching this and still don't understand the amount of sins this has.

I think Cinema Sins really jumped the shark with this one. I don't think ANY movie should be above poking innocent fun at it (yes, even the most beloved Hollywood masterpieces), but a whooping 22 MINUTES? I feel Cinema Sins has gone so far past their original aim of pointing out actual continuity errors (like a jacket appearing in the background of one shot in a scene, but disappearing in the next) or major plot holes, that most of this is no longer funny or entertaining. More than half of the points aren't even mistakes/goofs/errors at all, and are just random points and jokes (and poorly written ones at that) thrown in fill out the time. It makes you come across as whiny, boring, pretentious jerks instead of humorous, logical, and refreshing voices of reason. It's almost gotten to the point where someone should do a parody "sin count" on Cinema Sins.

only one little boy recognizes cap in his own exhibit is not a mistake but a point to draw on people don't see what's underneath his suit. this point is reinforced through every cap movie. no one saw him when he was just steve rogers, but when he's captain america, he's suddenly recognizable. Those who did see him as he is hold such an importance to him that he's willing to give up everything for them (aka bucky). Even when he's with the avengers, almost always addressed as by cap, not steve. And that contrasts with what the serum did. The serum enhanced everything inside him, so he did not become a new person as everyone seem to think he did, but he became extra steve rogers. Like even more steve-like than he was before. Super Steve.

3:35 the car is an armored car. Explosives wouldn't do the job, as evidenced by the Winter Soldiers explosive failing to blow it up. You'd need a weapon you can use more than once without wasting resources.

Whoever edited the outtakes at the end deserves a raise after this one. Absolutely had me cracking up the whole time

"Why is the evil Hydra science guy's brain computer giving up an eposition dump to the movie's heroes?" ...he was stalling. He literally goes on to say that within seconds of explaining things to them. And really it makes sense, what better way to stall than with information that'll grab the heroes' attention long enough for that missle to hit?

"Who's this guy?" He's the new future Captain America CinemaSins predicted Endgame ending 4,5 years before release

5:00 you forgot to sin that bucky just threw caps shield back at him instead of running away with it

Spider-man to Cap in Civil War: “He also said to go for your legs!” I immediately remembered this scene 12:10 and laughed a bit, I find it not hard to believe that line was included as a refference to this scene.

"how did you kill captain america??" "we shot him in the legs because his shield is the size of a dinner plate and he is an idiot"

15:20 the reason cap took the old suit is because his new suit had a tracking device in it.

13:40 “he is the future new captain america” this guy predicted 6 years in the future

1:42 Hmm, you called Nick Fury an 'ass'. Dare you to say that to his good eye. LOL

Technically.. that's not a "normal regular man" he was having a fight with on the ship.. that was Batroc (the leaper) and according to the Marvel DB "Batroc has no superhuman powers, but he is one of the most formidable unarmed combatants in the world... and is an Olympic level weightlifter and is capable of lifting about 500 lbs"

Sin 146: They purposely made Bucky leave the mask and goggles off because they knew that Captain America would be more likely to hesitate to fight him if he had to look him right in the face. It was done specifically to use his weakness for his friend against him. So you can cross that one off.

the reason that human was a match for cap was because he was holding back. steve and bucky know how hard to hit a normal human without killing them. karli in tfatws doesnt, which is why she accidentally killed lemar

I feel like Bucky would have been mentioned because he was a key part of Steve's group, the howling commandos. and he was the one that gave his life so maybe

1:20 Any regular human dude? That's Georges St-Pierre man!

16:42 because Black Widow shot his goggles so there's no point of them anymore because he couldn't see through it

3:52 these guys are just stormtroopers without the plastic armor or cool guns. Prove me wrong

I'd like to know what Jeremy considers a good fighting sequence in sci fi because he sins almost al the big scenes for being generic yelling "things!", "excitement!", "jumps", etc

That's no regular human in the early ship fight scenes, that's Batroc the Leaper! He's so awesome he once kicked Batman in the face... and they're from different comic universes!

6:10, sin count 58 "... is the movie saying that he has such great hand to eye coordination he throws the shield in a way that it always comes back to him?" ... yes. Yes it is. That's canon from the comics. Is it ridiculous? Yes. Does it figuratively rape the very laws of physics? Yes. But... it IS a comic book movie

5:58 - you forget „he survived this“ after his jump...

8:14 I always thought that was a saw reference.

"Cap happens to visit his girlfriend right before her imminent death". Who the F said that she died there?

7:45 they didn't 'recast' Roger sterling, Dominic cooper played younger Howard stark since 2011

"They already cost me Zola" And this movie supposedly has outstanding dialogue? Lmfao

"Sorry America, we did not love this movie like most of you did." Well, that's just bad taste, CinemaSins. This movie was fantastic.

But didn't Steve and Natasha go to the apple store, sooo he did sorta learn about Apple

I saw them film the bridge sequence in DC and it was the coolest thing ever. I also saw them film the running on the mall scene. We couldn't see much but one of the camera assistants gave me a high five.

Regarding 8:06 Actually, it is possible to find the first and maybe the second digit from analyzing skin oil patterns. The most oil will be deposited on the first key, then you’ll have less on the second. The third and fourth would need guesswork, I think the difference between them regarding skin oils is very hard to find.

04:02 The bomb sticks to the front part of the car,but at 04:04 the car explodes from the back.

I know I am not the first nerd to type this, but 1:20 CAPTAIN AMERICA PROBABLY LEARNED FRENCH FIGHTING WITH THE FRENCH IN WW2! Or would you expect Captain America to go "Wait, what did he say?" every mile with every enemy and ally in a war zone? Cap: ::Punch:: "Take that Fritz" Guy: "Je suis un traducteur pour les forces alliées , vous idiot !" Cap: ::Kick to the head:: "I don't speak sour kraut, Fritz"

Steve: "Destroy all the ships that we now control" I'm sure those cost $1B at least per ship 😂

8:31 #78 The evil Hydra guy's brain computer was stalling. He said so right after. Telling them about Hydra was the easiest way to grab and keep their attention. He knew the missile was coming and they would all be dead soon, and so he talked to stall them. Plus, he was probably proud of it and wanted to relive his glory once more before his death, so it was the best of both worlds. It's not like the cliche where a villain talks for a long time, rather than taking an action, and that time saves the protagonist. It is the opposite; the villain had no ability to take action, and he stalled specifically in order to take time so the protagonists could not save themselves. His only flaw was in getting cocky and telling them about the missile when he knew there was a little bit of time left. Although he probably figured they couldn't flee to safety in 30 seconds or whatever it was, and as a former Nazi he probably likes seeing people in distress knowing they are about to die.

I'd assume Cap knew French because he fought in WWII. The Americans did a lot with the French at that time. I found it a nice little nod to his time in WWII.