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4:37 "We have Sam, someone who has been resurrected thanks to Tony Stark" *sad Hulk noises*

US Agent’s always been back and forth between a hero and an anti-hero. I’m not too bugged by his progression, in fact it’s far more interesting to have him where he is now than if they had just made him into an Uber-Patriot villain.

The finale just felt like it needed an extra half hour

At this point Mauricio is just flexing how good his animations look. "Wanna copyright my video? Guess I'll make it 100% original."

I wouldn’t say it’s a “masterpiece,” but I love Anthony Mackie, the new suit looks badass, and I can’t wait for Cap 4

Browntable: "It's like the Wonder Woman 1984 speech but it wasn't full of platitudes" Falcon: "Do better."

Ad placement at 12:03 was so wrongly hilarious Isaiah asked “What did I get for it?” Ad: BEEF JERKY

"They aren't quip machines that simulate human emotions" THANK YOU!! FINALLY SOMEONE ACKNOWLEDGES THIS!!

Whoever did the suit designs for Wanda and Sam needs a raise. Literally straight out of the comics

I was already onboard with Sam as Captain America. This series cemented it. Captain America 4 better be good, these characters deserve it.

I feel like you and HiTop just decide together to talk about the same things at the same time💀

I also think this show was catered to adults. As children, we wanted to be super powered. As adults you know that isn't possible but you have the strength and self identity to face everyday trauma and battles

"Daredevil is better than the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe" I came.

It's always impressive how you're able to get these videos out so fast

Falcon & Winter Soldier felt like a TV show I would've watched without the MCU connection. The helmet comment from John mad me think of Steve and Tony's exchange in Avengers about crawling over a wire and that he'd just cut the wire. John wasn't thinking of the sacrificial point of of Bucky's question. A reach, maybe.

Anthony Mackie’s spidey impression and his infamous POW POW POW are two of the best things the world has given us. And now he’s our Captain America

I really liked so much of this show, but I also didn't like so much of it too. The highs were incredibly high, but the lows were really low for me too. While I would definitely say I liked the show, it made me feel frustrated more than anything else. But it's always nice to hear a different take without starting a warzone on twitter.

Sam and Bucky fixing the families boat and chillin’ is *”A Masterpiece, Complete, Comprehensive.”*

I think it makes sense that John walker saved the ppl in the bus, but then he should have gone and killed karli. This way he hasn’t fully turned to good and is still a vengeful anti-hero

Zemo dancing is the best thing to come from the mcu ong

As a Hispanic I couldnt honestly careless if I see other Hispanics in roles or not. I care more about the acting. Ya know I'm not like "oh my god" when someone speaks Spanish or "looks like me" in a movie. Idk call me crazy but a race doesn't determine my connection to a character.

Browntable, HiTop, and Nando uploaded CAATWS videos around the same time 🤔🤔

The flag smashers were boring, sloppy, very underwhelming, poor writing and whenever they had scenes of their own felt like they were in a completely different show. Everything else was enjoyable. Good vibes. Loved bucky's Wakanda scene the most. Also making a black , non super soldier cap

I actually think John walker in the last episode makes sense. He’s a soldier carrying out orders and doing what he’s told. Tho he is violent and has loose morals walker does what he thinks is right and would obviously put aside his anger and come to aid during the final battle

The HOW was going to be Karli wanting to release a pandemic that would effectively Thanos half the population again. Kinda obvious why they changed it. However, if they did THAT and Sam still said "stop calling them terrorists" that would have been a pretty big BRUH moment

The fact that Marvel wants Spellman to write Cap4 indicates how Marvel is easing the reins & letting them tell the stories we need. It paid to let them explore these difficult but prevalent topics. I'd like the next entry to show the struggles of trying to help everyone, even when there are people in this country that hate him just because he is a Black man & would refuse his help. There's SO much more to explore now & I love that Marvel is letting them tackle these things.

Did anyone else watch Static Shock as a kid? I'm just curious. Everyone talks about representation in superhero media, but nobody ever seems to talk about Static Shock. I thought he was so cool and had great enemies. Like Rubber Band Man.

The Nakajima subplot pretty much fails at the end as they just brush past the actual confrontation scene

you and hitop uploading about TFATWS at the same time? hell yeah

I think the stories comics try to tell lend themselves better to the series format than to movies. The movies feel a lot more compressed and incomplete.

I like how you talked about representation whilst alluding to miles morales. Some people might not understand it but it really touches you when you see characters that look like you on screen doing cool shit. Fantastic video man🙏🏾. Loving it all the way from Ghana 🇬🇭

I like the detail of John Walker's costume having that shoulder strap that completes the A, representing how he's so manufactured and controlled that if his costume isn't put on 100% correctly, it doesn't even look right.

There’s a difference between “not pulling any punches” and just saying something in a poorly written way. If I say to you, “just write better,” that’s not me “not pulling any punches;” that’s me giving bad criticism. Regardless of whether or not I agree with the message, I think the “how” something is written matters almost as much as the content. As someone who likes to write and think about how people communicate with each other, I recognize the importance of conveying a message in a way that eliminates as much confusion as possible. And one other thing. The show wants to make a commentary on how the world treats immigrants and refugees, but I feel like it ignores the four billion people suddenly reappearing after five years. I can empathize with her not feeling wanted anymore, but then she should face the reality that she’s essentially saying to four billion people, “I wish you didn’t exist.” The show doesn’t address that issue, the fact that the people are only being displaced because billions of people are now alive again, which is an insanely complex situation.

I think that the reason why captain america is popular to those who are not even american, is because hes not america's soldier or hero, hes a hero for the people, he teaches us how to be a good person, he teaches us to always fight for whats right, he teaches us how to persevere, he teaches us to question those in power, he teaches us how to be our own hero, and thats a powerful thing for a fictional character to have, to be written so well that everyone regardless of race, gender, or nationality can see themselves in captain america

To paraphrase a Japanese video game review: “Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a story about right and wrongs told by people who think they are right.” That is what I adamantly dislike about this show. To it’s lack of understanding on how the world works economically, one example “With one phone call you can feed the world.” Just how naïve are you to think it is that simple? Assassination of characters like Sharon. Alongside its blurred morals like how there is an attempt on Walkers life by the wakandans and he still tries talks it out but the show wants you to believe he is the villain? Even with Sam telling Walker “Good job” sarcastically like he is the one that started the fight. Don’t even get me started on Karli. Miss “I’ll burn people alive along with a father of two and not feel a hint of regret and do it all again while calling them roadblocks” because she is in the right. The show never shows she feels guilty whatsoever about what she is doing even if what she is doing is monstrous. This show ultimately fails at what it is trying to say. It’s themes are half baked and window dressing. It tells a story about racism without showing actual racism in it. At least Zemo came out of this unscathed.

God damnit you gotta bring in the Spiderverse experience here too😭😭😭

That edit with Isiah telling his story and Cap acting it out hit hard man! Love the video

I loved this show. It had something to say, it had its characters go through an emotional journey that forced them to grow. I don't really care about its being messy, because just the feeling of a story being told with so much passion is enough for me

I liked it, didn’t Love it though. I felt like: The Flag Smashers didn’t really cut it for me. What’s with that Powebroker and Flag Smashers stuff even though Sarah was fine, that Plot Point was Messy. And Bucky was a Bit Overshadowed by Sam. (Maybe Not). Ah….. IDK. But Zemo and John!!! Mwah. Next Level stuff.

This show added soooo much depth to Sam, Bucky and even Zemo.

That's all well and good but I thought the show was overall just kinda boring. Honestly I stopped watching halfway thru. The only character that they get you to feel for or care about is Bucky and he feels like a sidekick sadly.

I agree they wrote Isaiah Bradley’s character beautifully, and showed the dark side of being a superhero. The speech falcon gave was very Captain America-esq. I honestly don’t think they should’ve made a teen the leader of a global terror group if he/she doesn’t have the intimidating/philosophical depth and understanding like Zemo.

Damn, the animation FLEX. You love to see it!

Yeah I honestly found this show extremely freakin good. Such poignant character work, coupled with real emotion, excellent cinematography and also really good action. Honestly makes WV look like Thor 2 for me.

But can't we all agree that Flagsmashers plot was kind of dumb? I don't ike Karley Morgentau as a villian of the story. The best thing of this show was John Walker aand some Zemo scenes. Of coaure the score from Henry Jackman was briliian, some visual elements but everything else... Was kind of a bad thing. Especially some writing elements.

The characters are so amazing in this show and you couldn’t have described it any better

It’s ambitious and spectacular. The ending is a bit wonky but that big speech at the end rocks and thematically I found it engaging and thought provoking

The Isaiah Bradley scenes were hard to watch I was holding back tears every time. That scene with the cops outside his house reminded me of the current state of the world and how they were making a commentary about it. Gotta say I didnt care much for Falcon before this show and now he's my favorite in the MCU. Anthony Mackie has so much talent and charisma.

Yes, such a clever show. What do people have to do with complex social and economic issues. Just dress with the US colours and say "do better". What a great message!!

I didn’t have a problem with this show tackling hard themes; I did have a problem with how nonsensical some of the conclusions certain characters drew from their experiences, specifically how they don’t make sense from the current world and character progression we’ve already seen established. You’re honestly going to tell me that the whole world just fought the most terrifying alien threat anyone has ever seen; and after losing we see the 5 year gap has changed people, in a lot of ways for the better in terms of camaraderie and unity, only for the falcon to get denied a bank loan for his boat? Really? Not only that, but he also started to fall in line with the narratives that Isaiah more understandably believed in, even though previously he was only ever seen and observed as believing that people are more than one thing, and therefore certainly more than their least interesting defining trait. This show fell flat, and fell hard for me. Definitely some good moments, which were unfortunately smothered by blatant and pervasive woke culture and hindered by an intellectually dishonest narrative from an out of touch perspective. Those politicians at the end were right, the situation was way too complicated for the falcon (captain America) to understand, and “do better” isn’t helpful. Hopefully a more realistic version of his character is developed over time, because this was bad. Liked zemo quite a bit, like US agent’s beginning; I’m aware Covid screwed a lot of pacing things up, so I don’t blame anyone for that really. Also, the wakandans sure aren’t helping anymore or less than they were at the ending of black panther. Wasn’t that the conclusion to the belief of the wakandans at the end, and also T’chalas mandate to his people as king? Maybe I misunderstood that, not sure. Anyway, I’m sure I’ll get flak. Hopefully people can understand where I’m coming from. :) Have a blessed day y’all!

It's an amazing show . The future of the MCU will just get better and better .

The “DEATH OF A TEEN, POG??” meme killed me, but memes aside your section where you talked about representation really hit home man. I related and agreed with every word you spoke. Great vid dude :))

mauricio did you sneak a community clip here???what a king

4:40 "sam someone whos been resurrected by tony stark" correction, it was the hulk who resurrected everyone.

You really adapt one of my favorite moment in comics really well, congrat for the great video.

Bucky realizing he no longer has the activation code in his head is peak.

Love to see you using clips from Community after you said on Twitter that you’ve started binge-watching it for the first time recently

12:29 I'm black And Seeing myself on the big screen still does mean nothing to me I don't care wither the charachter is black or white or freakin blue I didnt care at all or felt any difference seeing "black represention" The idea didn't even hit me untill i saw people talking about how happy they are with the "represention" I don't see colours , i see hearts The ideals and struggles is still everything to me I related to a freakin anime Japanese character more than I have ever related to Nick Fury , a black man with one functional eye , just like me I don't have to see people who looks like me to feel represented! I need to see people who feels like me , cries like me , struggle like me

No way this is anywhere near the best Marvel has ever made

There is nothing better than training montages in superhero movies/shows

Overall I liked it, but the lows of the show kind of made me feel a bit weird at the end. Some part were underdeveloped and rushed and I remember thinking like "Am I supposed to feel bad for Carli", her death scene felt like it just passed by. Obviously the show deals with politics and I would say it deals with it much better than other shows, however, there was a scene that was a bit much. I would give it 7/10 but I personally think Wanda vision is better since it's more unique.

"Daredevil is better than the entire marvel cinematic universe" Hell yeah man! Preach.

Based Falcon and Winter Soldier enjoyer And same man, it was so cool seeing a Puertorican like me be a hero in Miles

I honestly wish they hadn't rewrote it due to the pandemic - the whole part about vaccine equity and borders was exactly what we needed to hear (and STILL need to hear). It would make more sense why she turned violent - does it make it ok? No, of course not. But she's so righteously angry, it clouds her judgment. I adored the therapy sessions with Bucky and Sam, and I do like they addressed the fact that Sharon was left out in the cold because no one bothered to follow up with her. Plus, Zemo in all his villainous dancing glory is gold.

Congratulations. You somehow managed to unlearn a good lesson via Miles Morales. You're one of those rare people who becomes less wise with age.

It wasn't a redemption arc, it's a reminder that Walker has good in him and "makes the right decisions in the heat of battle." He's always been a good person and we've only seen him at his lowest points. Him dropping the shield represents his refusal of the CA mantle and returning to being himself, a soldier that just wants to save lives. I really like the direction they went with his character and didn't turn him into "captain america but evil" it makes his character as the Everyman that much more compelling

Moon Knight TFATWS & Hawkeye are my fav series. While I get why people might not like TFATWS, I got 3 arguements for them- 1. Zemo 2. Bucky 3. The fight scenes Anyone wanna argue? :P

ITSV and FATWS are probably the best superhero media that has the themes of "filling one's shoes". Maybe the reason why FFH felt bland is how characters just do the bare minimum when it comes to the characters.

Avengers Endgame is the PERFECT FINALE! However, I'm very glad that the MCU is continuing to evolve by the use of Disney + series (WandaVision, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier).

Hulk resurrected half the universe, not Tony.

“You should stop calling them that” literally after murdering tons of people and bout to kill even more*

I like that this show is somewhat grounded.

I liked it. I think its leaps above agents of sheild and where they started with TV stuff. It feels different and way more relevant to the larger MCU. Wandavision did too, but I felt like that didn't have much "meat" except for some big spikes. This show was more entertaining moment to moment.

I think rather than having Walker choose between saving the bus and chasing after Karlie, a better situation would be if he actually caught up to Karlie. He has her in the same position as the other flag smasher he killed, raises his shield to deliver the final blow, but then decides not to kill her. Maybe Sam is there, talking him down or he realizes who he is becoming/realizes that Lamar wouldn't have wanted that. At least it would have given him something to do in the final episode rather than getting his ass kicked by Smashers again, lol.

2:12 "Can I, like, carry your books to school? For the rest of my life?" Thanks for doing that scene, btw. It's one of my absolute favorites from one of my absolute favorite writers.

Is this a bad time to mention I thought this show was a lot of wasted potential despite how great of a message it has. It’s easily in my lower 10 of my mcu ranking

Daredevil is still MCUs best work

Captain Falcon finally has a TV Series.

One thing you didn’t highlight but I think implied: kudos to MCU and Disney+ for attempting to capitalize on the TV series format. While the WV finale and the FATWS unevenness and messiness show they haven’t quite mastered it yet, the way they used the format to explore character depth and show off the acting chops of Anthony, Sebastian, Elizabeth and Paul was stellar. They gave all these secondary characters more emotional heft than anyone else in the MCU.

Dc Fandome Announcement, HiTop and Maurico uploading at the same time Must be my lucky day PS: What you said about Miles Morales is true, especially for me. I loved Peter Parker more than Miles (although Miguel O'Hara will always top them both) but after watching Spider-Verse I realized I had more in common with Miles, and not just racially

Why in the world do you play the clip of John Walker saying "yes, I've jumped onto live grenades several times" and frame it like it's a bad thing that he's saying that?

7:00 Would've been a good nod to what Red Skull said in First Avenger. "I have seen the future Captain, there are no flags." Then Cap responds "Not my future" That line hits a bit deeper when you realize Cap could be mentioning Sam, his succecors' future. Despite, them not actually nodding to that, at the time.

Bro this video was so good, good job on this one honestly. Banger!!

The flagsmashers were lame and a few other scenes felt a bit forced and rushed but other than that, I *REALLY* loved the show. The high points of the show outnumber the low points by a wide margin for me.

1:40 The second I first saw that panel, I knew what comic you got it from. What a great moment in Civil War!

Amazing video and That animation was perfect!

It's a great show, definitely one of the best things to come out of the MCU but it's not a masterpiece. The flagsmashers were lame and the finale was a bit rushed but other than that, it was great.

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The big problem I have in FATWS is that they didn’t truly make the flagsmashers bad. They kept trying to make them reliable but then have her blow up a building, then try to relate to the character again

Brown table, nando v movies and high top films you guys always post at the same time

unpopular opinion:i liked wandavision a lot more

I would really like to say that it's the greatest Marvel work, but sadly, the second episode of the show was the worst of all MCU series episodes so far. Everything after they were stopped by police men after they went out of Isiah's house didn't make sense, was convoluted and confusing. Karli also is one of the top 3 most poorly written MCU characters. She was really, really bad. Everything else about the show was great. Sam, Bucky, Zemo, Sharon, Dora Milaje, John Walker...

You know that captain America’s speech is the same one Sharon Carter gives at Peggy’s funeral in Captain America Civil War

I think what hit me the most was John’s PTSD. I think he probably could’ve become an ok Captain America, but due to his own trauma he feels the need to go overboard when it comes to protecting people. He’s afraid of loosing the people he loves, yet he keeps loosing them. I really loved John’s character, I thought they did a good job with his story. It’s funny, Isaiah and John have very similar stories. Both are vets used by their government and when they are no longer useful that same government drops them. It’s really cool because it has so many layers. Isaiah’s life compared to John’s do have a lot of differences, yet their story as vets just hit me so hard. Im glad that US agent got to have a cameo at the end. Had he not had the redemption it kinda ruins the point of Isaiah and his story. Overcoming the grief and pain caused by the very people you risked your life and your friends life to fight for.

the representation bit made me tear up ngl, you explained really perfectly how having a character that feels specialized towards people affects them and I loved it.

I thought the title was sarcasm but I guess you have to shill to get the ad rev

this is the only marvel show or film that has really tried to deal with the consequences for real people of the snap. Really wish Marvel had pursued this further, but sadly I think they got cold feet

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That whole section about representation has basically summed up how I decided to change things up with my writing and make my characters Filipino.